Five seniors lead traditional city duties and banquet
Abraham E Engle presides with W W Pierce II Edward Courtenay Claude Newton and Clifford Millwick among five seniors performing duties. Freshmen create labor saving hose cart relay to bring lime uphill as a banquet for 40 students and alumni at the Thornton hotel honors three returned soldiers from France and notes future school plans and expansion.
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Abraham E. Engle
W. W. Pierce
Edward F. Courtenay
Claude Newton
Clifford Millwick
Thornton Hotel
Colle
France
Charles McAuliffe
Walter Freshman
Murray Ryburn
C. H. Clapp
John Norton
M. F. Haley
Frank Cliff
A. L. Engel
Germans Granted Seven Day Extension for Peace Terms
Paris May 21 German peace delegation given extension to May 29 to reply to terms. They outline planned notes on eastern territorial questions Alsace Lorraine occupied territories reparations labor laws and private property in various countries. Berlin1 reports say some German leaders oppose signing the treaty.
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Paris
Versailles
M. Clemenceau
Alsace-Lorrain
Germany
Berlin
Ing
Terman
Mir
Lghest
Brock Dorfprantza
GLEBES QUIT OVER WILSON DISPUTE AT PARIS PEACE
Paris May 21 The Armenian peace commission director reports resignations among subordinates none in top posts. London May reports growing dissatisfaction in the American peace delegation with the German treaty and a member cites the treaty as meaning war. The Paris telegraph notes concern over shifting American sentiment toward President Wilson.
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Associated Press
Paris
Armenian Peace Commission
St London
Paris Corre Minister Gazette
Wilson
Oes
Independence Day Observed in Cuba Celebration
Citizens marked Cuba's independence anniversary with a public event and local officials praising national progress. The gathering featured speeches and community participation highlighting enduring ties to freedom and sovereignty.
Mines Men Paint Big M on Butte No. 15 Years Running
Students at the state school of mines labored in heat to spray a 100 foot square white M on Big Butte using 300 pounds of lime and 5,000 gallons of water. Miss Alice Bernette Shanley, co ed, helped with both labor and direction as tradition links freshmen to water transport sophomores to application juniors to smear and seniors to supply tools and lead the effort.
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State School of Mines
Big Butte
Alice Bernedette Shanley
Shanley
5. H. Shanley
Butte
Acas
Debate over Turkey and Constantinople mandate at peace talks
Paris May 21 Turkish problem dominates the peace conference as delegations seek a dismemberment plan avoiding religious war. The United States is discussed as a possible Constantinople mandate, while the India delegation urges limiting the sultan’s role to spiritual duties and allowing some temporal power in Asia Minor. Military considerations focus on controlling Constantinople and protecting Armenians with a substantial naval and marine presence.
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Associated Press
Paris
United States
Constantinople
Sass
America
India
Asia Minor
Yenish
Armenia
Equal Suffrage Storms Congress Ends Debate
Washington May 21 National suffrage for women was endorsed by the house of representatives for the second time when the Susan B Anthony Amendment resolution was adopted 304 to 9. Supporters planned to carry the fight to the senate where they were confident of obtaining the two thirds. The vote exceeded the required margin and reflected strong party division among members as New England Republicans opposed. Opponents proposed compulsory ratification within seven years or adoption by popular vote but failed. Leaders predicted senate victory due to shifting membership. The result was a decisive early step toward national suffrage with page 7 continued. Caiamn 2
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House of Representatives
Senate
House
New England
Clark
Florida
Saunders
Virginia
Mexican bandit gang sub-chief hanged at Cananea
Rural guards in Cananea Mexico executed Alberto Aleayer a Mexican by hanging him from a telephone pole after a dawn raid that killed policemen and robbed a bank and four stores. The event followed reports of a bandit gang that terrorized the town earlier that morning.
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Douglas
Ariz
Cananea
Ave
Alberto Aleayer
Cananes
Mexico
Evans seeks $250000 for Anaconda public building
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Representative Evans introduced a bill to appropriate 250000 to purchase land site and erect a public building at Anaconda Montana The measure follows a higher cost and reflects adjustments from earlier bills in the session Buck of Stevensville is noted in correspondence about the proposal
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Standard
Washington
Evans
Anaconda
House
Buck
Stevensville
Railway Clerks Union Votes Salaries for Officials
Cincinnati May 21 The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks national convention approved high salaries for officers amid protests of extravagant pay. Grand president to 10000 a year grand secretary treasurer 7000. vice presidents 3600. editor 3600. directors expenses. Prior grand president earned 3000.
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Cincinnati
the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Winnipeg Strike Tension Eases as Talks Begin
May 21 Winnipeg reports indicate the general strike by over 80 unions has reached a quieter phase. Police maintain order while businesses resume activity. Labor leaders press for settlement based on union recognition and reinstatement of strikers. A 24‑member railway delegation urged provincial conciliation to restore industrial peace.
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Manitoba
Royal North West Mounted Police
Charles F." Gray
Ite
Associated Press
Winning
Wtizens’ Committee
James Winning
Winnipeg Trades and Tabor Council
Gray
Towers Plane Near To Complete Wreck
Commander Read announced the NC-4 engine trouble fixed and a dawn start for Lisbon if weather allows. The wrecked NC-3 was beached and dismantled for shipment to the United States as Commander Towers estimated about 100 mechanics and three months to restore the aircraft.
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Associated Press
Ponta Delgada
Teat
A. C. Read
Lisbon
Jem
United States
Ommander
John J. Towers
Ford Compared To Copperhead Of Civil War
Mount Clemens Michigan May 21 A denunciation in which Henry Ford was characterized not only as an anarchist but a dangerous one stirred spectators in Judge Tucker's court today. Elliot G Stevenson for the Chicago Tribune declared Ford a libel target amid remarks recalling Lincoln and Vallandingham and the Civil War copperheads.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Henry Ford
Tucker
Elliot G. Stevenson
Detroit
Chicago Tribune
Ford
Lbel
Mr. Stevenson
President McKinley
San Francisco
Alfred Lucking
Are Kuing
Nation to pursue big aerial program for navy
Washington reports that naval officers anticipate a major air policy shift. A peacetime lighter-than-air fleet, inspired by Zeppelin design and British improvements, may be proposed by the Navy General Board in a forthcoming report to Secretary Daniels. The plan could seek a $10 million appropriation and align with wartime aviation developments.
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Washington
General Board ‘of the Navy
Daniels
United States
Great Britain
Shces
Dani Advisers
Naves
General Board
Congress
Presbyterian church backs Wilson on labor plan
St Louis May 21 The one hundred thirty first general assembly of the Presbyterian church today adopted a resolution endorsing that part of President Wilson s message to Congress concerning the industrial situation and urging a program to improve relations between capital and labor. Previous resolutions condemn the prohibition enforcement.
Mass Meeting in New York Demands Aid for Jews in Europe
A mass rally in New York's Masaison Square drew about 15 000 Jewish participants to press the United States to intervene and end anti Jewish massacres in Poland Galicia Lithuania and Eastern Europe. Leaders including Nathan Dresided Abram Eikus and Rabbi Stephen B Wise urged action and adopted resolutions calling for civil and political rights guarantees for Jewish communities abroad.
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Masaison Square
Europe
Hughes
United States
Mansacres
America
Poland
Galicia
Lithuania
Nathan
Dresided
Abram Eikus
Turkey
Stephen B. Wise
Peace Conference
Rumania
Sheriff Wins Damage Suit Stows Montana Recruiting
Local page notes a sheriff victory in a damage suit linked to Stow recruiting efforts in Montana. Also mentions disapproval of a Wilson recommendation and Aviator Raynham preparing for a fight, with minor sport items and a Montana senator at work. MacDonald is reported dead as RoAR and Kelly are set to arrive.
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Montana
Wilson’ Mendation
Raynham
Montana Senators
Butters
MacDonald
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