Scrap Dublin Castle Rule, Plunkett Says on Irish Question
Sir Horace Plunkett argues for a provisional Irish government of Irish men to maintain order, replacing Dublin Castle rule. He envisions a national assembly to frame a new constitution while addressing Ulster and Sinn Fein doubts. He criticizes Lloyd George's bill as worsening the atmosphere and warns of continued coercion unless British pledges to Ireland are reassessed.
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Dublin Castle
Sir Horace Plunkett
Arahmen
Plunkett
Snow
Mown
National Constituent Assembly
Trish
Ulster
Sinn Fein
South Irland
Brian’ Fein
Constituent Assembly
Newa
Lloyd George
England
Sir Horace
Enormous Sugar Seized in Moonshine Warrants in Silver Bow
County attorney dry squad, led by John Melia, seized 14 moonshine stills and destroyed seven thousand gallons of sour mash in Silver Bow over the past 20 days. The operation, described as the largest in memory, netted about 19 thousand pounds of sugar equivalent and included multiple arrests.
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Bow County
John Melia
Gosafin
Mella
Dick Woodside
Nine Mile House
Wehicken House
Andrew Stavens
Sof
Maryland Avenue
Melia
Wotthers
Dave
Adam and Eve Beardless Portraits Restore Budapest Work
A Hungarian director reports a restored Adam and Eve painting titled Adam and Eve, depicting a beardless scene. The canvas, once saved from communist destruction, belonged to Count Karaosonyi and was later sold to a museum for 3,080,000 crowns.
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Budapest
Adam
Peekehel
Frerecore
Vatam
Canven
Count Karaosonyt
O Ite Museum
Harty confesses to multiple robberies in Tacoma and Seattle
Tacoma May 18 ex service man T C Harty confesses to robbing 21 homes and stores in Tacoma and four in Seattle. He plans to tour the city with associates to identify robbed locations. A note to his wife from jail led to loot valued in the thousands, including several diamond rings.
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Tacoma
T. C. Harty
Seattle
Oteers
Harty
Prom Date May Change At Butterish School
A joint junior and senior meeting discusses moving the annual prom from June 5 at the gardens due to transportation limits and crowd size. Students petitioned to end the school year by June 11, with the gym at Butte High School proposed as a larger venue. A final decision will be made after tonight’s meeting with options being considered.
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Butterish School
Dur
Ray Schilling
the Gardens
Butte
Butte High School
Ofs
William Burt 13 Denied Bail In District Court
William Burt formerly on the Butte Bulletin staff was convicted of carrying a concealed weapon. A jury fixed his punishment at one to two years in state penitentiary and bail pending appeal was denied by Judge Lynch. The court ruled bail did not lie in its jurisdiction and scheduled June 5 for sentence pronouncement.
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William Burt
Butte Bulletin
Penitentials
Lynch
Joseph H. Griffin
Burt
Supreme Court
Prohibitionists Enter Objection and Mummy in Cairo
Prohibitionists in a state convention adopted a platform supporting the League of Nations with safeguards for American interests and opposing youth tobacco use and Sunday amusements. The mummy of Ramesses I rests in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo after a history from Biban el Muluk to Deir-el-Babri. Young chess wonder Samuel Roossowski, aged years, defeats 20 elderly experts in a three hour simultaneous tournament in Paris.
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Lincoln
League of Nations
Ameses
Rameses 1
Cairo
Hiss
Biban el-Muluk
Deir-el-Babri
Paris
Bay
Samuel Reossowski Faer
Pninia
Vns
Samuel
Best Extra Vote Offer Ends This Weekend
The advertisement urges voters to act on the last three days of the offer Thursday Friday and Saturday. It promises more votes this week than next and encourages securing promised subscriptions during the limited time. The message stresses urgency and time-limited gains for participants.
Four Days of Work Decide Vital H Y C Campaign Issues
The Standard Help Yourself club urges members to act in the next four days to boost subscriptions and votes for campaign prizes. Emphasis on mailing by 10 o clock Saturday night, with bonus vote offers and new tiers. Members urged to recruit friends and use nomination blanks to maximize votes and chances in the Butte office count.
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Leiter
Allold
Butte Club Districts List Prizes by Area
The piece outlines five district boundaries in Butte and surrounding Montana areas for a prize drawing. District 1 covers north of the Northern Pacific freight tracks up to Platinum Street. District 2 covers south of the tracks and includes nearby towns. District 3 lists numerous Anaconda and surrounding addresses. District 4 expands to Beaverhead through Mineral counties with several names. District 5 stretches east of Jefferson, Madison, Broad Lewis and Clark, Gallatin, Park and statewide east of those counties. Each district offers four prizes including a piano, two talking machines, a gold watch, and a plane in some districts.
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Butte
Northern Pacific
Platinum Street
Paesse
Alsocker
Williamsburg
Ramsay
Silver Bow
Beaverhead
Granite
Ravalli
Missoula
Sanders
Flathead
Mineral
Coun Jefferson
Madison
Broad Lewis and Clark
Gallatin, Park
Montana
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Accra
Pinkett
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Snfarricon
Sea
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Cal
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Digdover
State Penitentiary
Angeles
Point Richmond
Richmond
Curio
San Francisco
Wash
Washington,mbassador
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Botte
Anaconda
Tourseit Club
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Ain
Bur
Balls
Ted
Annem
Carolina
Mis
Conmelly
Delaware
Jona
McMeckin
State
Pony Hansen
Berni Bek
Florence
Nillian Stak
Adams
Beluge
FW. Meal
Ana
Conde
Giemo
Vince
Cael
Elem Hayes
Did W. Pari
Fane Healy
E. Third Street
Ann le Min
Annie ‘Hoolatan
East
Anaconda St
Doe Kenne
Pour
Ananconda
Nephine Kirby
Anna Od Alder
Anacon
Southern
Crow
Gitte'Schneon
E- Bulth
Vitter Mathison
Deer Lodge
Marie
Conway
Lovie Mat
Bin
Catherine "Lee
Adame
Ana ‘Conde Mme
Brubler
West ‘Fourth
Rencon and
Todd
Mr. A. Florence
Philipsbane
Clifford Thomson
Dillon
T. W. Flaherty
Divide
June Steffanson
Lima
Eileen B. Cheney
Ruth Wadell
Hamilton
Tom Olmetead
Dillon Hore
Eimbretson
Even
Hinchey
Priest
Nora
Evanett
Stevens
Geraldine Robes
Ronan Marourite Dowd
St. Ignatius
W. B. Renouard
Center
Aazy Tenahass
W. Park
Elizabeth Walker
W. Silver
Joe Townes
W. Copper
Mabel Parker
Mary Forarty
W. Quarts
Girolame
Main St
Mendervile
R. Scannell
Thaho
Gene Moffett
Phoenix
Bli
Geeil Byram
Galena
Keio McGae
Wool
Marie Dorr
Chauvis
Grace ‘Thomson
Talon
MteDon
Alice 'Weininrs
Mercury
Hoadway
Catherine. Gil
Mes Glatys Parker
Granite Sa
Bennett
Washington
Mey
Joanne Grigg McCreaty
Piai Man Bhabesi Winai Isi Phin
Jack
Dave Miliners
Liveston
Vickers
Helen ‘Woods
Harlowton
Mamie ‘Booker
Santuattan Ey
Louis Onimayer
Toussa
Johmeot
Gsorine
Bie
Oir
Columban
Florence Mick
Bazemarts
Florence Mitel
Cares Wile
Pauline Madden
Fort
Benton
Younz
Alma Setie
Townsend
Salta
Cadillac
Maxwell
Overla
Chevrolet
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