Propaganda Hype Over Crown Prince Promoted as Peace Apostle
Berlin reports of a vigorous German propaganda campaign portraying the former crown prince as a peace advocate and innocent of Verdun slaughter. Proponents claim he would restore Alsace and Lorraine and rule as a liberal constitutional monarch, while critics warn truth struggles against well financed messaging.
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Berlin
L'Opinion
Verdun
Wieringen
Alsace
Lorraine
France
George
England
Truth
Naval Bill Aims at Reducing Future Armament
Friday morning May 27 1921 reports a naval appropriation bill nearing final passage in Congress. It includes a conference proposal among the United States Great Britain and Japan to curb naval arms and reduce future appropriations, echoing Borah’s push for a world peace conference to halt naval expansion. Public sentiment supports halting the arms race to avert war and its costs.
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Great Britain
Japan
Free Nations
Washington
Harding
Greatritain
Germans raising propaganda to new heights in postwar efforts
The piece argues German propagandists perfected the craft after World War I, likening them to Greek sculptors in skill, noting continued efforts by veterans of a wartime press bureau to shape public opinion. It claims Germany has promoted the idea that the fatherland bore no responsibility for the war and remains under pressure.
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Sea of Eden
Germany
War Press Bureau
Paris
L’opinion
If Colonel House Should Write a World War Memoir
The Washington Star urges Colonel House to publish a full account of America's entry into World War I and the peace conference. It argues such a work would surpass other war books in interest, offering unique insights into causes, decisions, and behind the scenes events.
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The
Washington Star
Colonel House
the Star
America
House
Lansing
Wilson China Shop
Art
The Cleveland Plan and Its Safety Council Idea
Cleveland officials promote a safety council to combat traffic fatalities and losses. The plan aims to recruit up to 2000 automobile owners to enforce speed and traffic laws and curb accidents amid a wave of crime and economic worry.
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Cleveland
Safety Council
Bilboa Jury Out May Report Today
The Bilboa jury recessed for a May report as hours of deliberation ended with a verdict near midnight. The trial of Bilbas, charged with theft from the Chappart home on North Bammer Street, began Monday with a special venire of 40 jurors and continued into Tuesday afternoon before the twelfth juror was chosen.
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Lanen
Ordinek
Former Butte Man Died in California
Wort received in Butte indicates a former Butte resident died in Alameda California. The deceased, long associated with a mining era, had lived in the region for more than 30 years. He was a father to a daughter and left a family obituary noting his long laboring years.
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Butte
California
Wort
Yenter- Het
Alameda
Cal
Worle
Eugens Boyle Rica Tate
Nuryiveg
Dau
Mt Bae
Public Library to Close Next Week for Spring Cleaning
Miss Gertrude Nichols of the Butte public library announced the building will close for the week beginning next week. During that time the library will undergo its annual cleaning and renovations. patrons are asked to return all books before next Monday.
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Gertrude Nichols
Norarian
The
Butte Publicbrary
Miss Nichols
County to Build Concrete Bridges Over Local Creeks
County commissioners, directing county surveyor Laughlin, rejected 14 bids and decided the concrete bridges over Brown's Gulch Creek and Bull Run Creek will be built by the county. The project fits the provided estimate and will employ a considerable number of men.
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Brown's Gulch Creek
Bull Run
Laughlin
Kinville to Open Avoca Dance Hall Tonight
Sam Kinville, noted floor show figure of the twentieth century, announced plans to open the Avoca dancing pavilion next Sunday night. He will personally supervise the hall and has prepared an elaborate opening program.
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Kinville
Avoca Dance Hall
Sam Kinville
Take Avoca
Barricaded man fires on passersby in Portland stand-off
John G Spillman, a 78 year old Black man, barricaded in his Portland home and fired at passers-by as thirty police officers and deputies surrounded the scene. Deputy Roy Kendall forced entry and was struck as Spillman was believed sane no more. Surgeons said the injury was serious.
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Portland
Ore
John G. Spillman
Spillman
Roy Kendall
Spillm
Kendall
TUG CONESTOGA MISSING STILL UNFOUND IN SEARCH
No trace is found of the missing fleet tug Conestoga thirty days out from Mare Island for Pearl Harbor. Six destroyers and three cruisers sent from port to search have returned without results. harbor observers report no sign of the tug or its crew.
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Tug Conestoga
San Diego
Cal
Conestoga
Mare Island
Pearl Harbor
J. F. TL. Oliver
Melville
Circus Delights Crowd At Opening Night Show
The opening night of the gym Sirus at the MCA drew a full house as Ringmaster Dolph Hellronner opened with a whip. More than 30 performers staged a varied program including clowns, tumblers, Highland dances, and a skilled star Oscar Bjorrum. The event featured a live band and was organized by Physical Directors M. A. Clevett and Clew Attn. The show moves to another performance tonight at 7:30.
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Sirus
MCA
Dolph Hellronner
Eymonste
Clew
Oscar’ Bjorrum
M.A. ‘Clevett
Mens Clevett
Afr
Clevett
Watching With Caution After Nolan Shootings
Wythe Associated Press reports that state and county authorities in Williamson West Virginia watched the West Virginia Kentucky border area with extreme caution following the Nolan incident. George Crum died today. Private Charles Kackley and Private Manley Vaughan were killed in the shooting.
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Wythe Associated Press
Williamson
W. Va
West Virginia-Kentucky
Nolan
J. R Brockus
George Crum
Charles Kackley
West Virginia State Police
Manley Vaughan
Kentucky National Guard
Troops Mobilized to Keep Order in Norwegian Strike
Christiana Norway May 26 The steamship engineers and sailors on a two week wage cut protest will be joined tonight by 120000 union laborers The army and navy have been mobilized for the maintenance of order Bolsheviks urged a general strike for revolutionary purposes
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Nmmeraseg Pres
Christiana
Norway
Twins Increase Flocks in Glasgow Region Report
Helena May 26 Reported by weather bureau section director William Latshrop that twins were born this spring to 65 percent of ewes in the Glasgow region. Livestock condition described as excellent across the state. Week brought favorable growing weather with showers higher temperatures more sunshine and lighter winds.
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Prem
Helena
Glasgow
William T. Latshrop
Weather Bureau
Foreclosure on Large Mortgage in Seattle Harbor Properties
In Francisco May 36 the First National Bank of San Francisco foreclosed mortgages on warehous and dock properties in Seattle held by East Waterway Dock and Warehouse company and a fleet of tank cars owned by Rogers Brown Transportation company. Judgment for 1,802,089 was entered in U S district court naming Rogers Brown and company as debtor. A. M. Wright of San Francisco was appointed special master to dispose of the property to satisfy the judgment.
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Lal “Francisco
First National Bank of
San Francisco
Seattle
East Waterway Dock and Warehouse Company
Rogers Brown Transportation Company
United
A. M. Wright
Defections Reported in Soviet Army Alliances
Reports from the Caucasus claim major defections among General Budenyi s Soviet force sent to quell Kuban bands. The Third Brigade of the Fourth Division revolted at Stavropol and the Second Army unit joined the rebels. Prince Chamyl reportedly scored victories in the Caspian region, killing bolshevists and driving them toward Petrovak.
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Budeny
Caucasus
Stavropol
Chamyl
Caspian
Petrovak
Dragging a Lake for Woman's Body
A fragment notes a lake dragging operation for a woman’s body, linked to a date when the Ma honeys separated at St. Paul, suggesting a crime scene cleanup effort reported across pages.
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St. Paul
Pioneers Recall Old Dance Hall Figures in Butte Tale
In Butte reminiscences, Mrs Kate Mahoney linked to vanished Beattle wife and Kate Keeler as sisters of Mrs Schultz are debated. Elders like John Jahreie and Louis Zeinremann recount the family’s past venues from Renshaw hall to Avalon and Red Boot, noting unlikely relation to the Schultz clan.
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Kate M. Mahoney
Beattle
Charles Schulte
Old Butte
Behultz
John Jabreiss
Louis Zein- Remann
George Lapp
Simon's Jewelry Store
Avalon
Red Boot
Louis
Lapp
Keelers
Schultz
Carver
Garnett
Brown's Gulch
Peek
Schulte
Barneyie
Mahoney
Kate Keeler
Butte
Louis Liennemann
Charles Schultz
Main Street
Sophie
Se Alde
Portland
Briand Policy Confidence Vote In Government
In a three day debate the chamber voted confidence in Briand's policy. The first order of the day approved the government guarantee plan by a margin of 403 to 10, while the second measure, supporting ministerial action, passed 390 to.
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Briand Fernment
London
American prisoner taken to hospital amid chaotic reports
A chaotic dispatch reports an American prisoner being transported to a hospital amid confusing details about a death and imprisonment. The piece mentions Dr. Baten and a motion photographer, with unclear locations and dates, and references bolshevisth and political charges.
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Baten
Mo le Beine
Pune
Bolshevisth
Robpital
Minscow
Denby
Pacific Coast
General Fleming Visits Butte and Irish Fight Outlook
General Fleming, a hunger striker ally of the Irish cause, visits Butte and speaks of Ireland's struggle. He praises the Irish army, asserts the fight is won, and notes Irish women and children rally as drill and resolve grow. He plans to visit Anaconda and meet local Irish groups before returning to America.
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Anaconda
Standard Publishing Company
Butte
Montana
Associated Press
Asociated Press
Dispatches
Fastern
Pragden, King & Prudten
Fifth Avenue
New York
Steger
Globe Building
Boston
R. J. Bidwell Company
Chicago
Dublin
Cork
McDermott
Fleming
Trish
America
United States
Myaerium of Transportation
de Valera
Pleming
Ireland
Fingland
England
Ulster
Jute Woman for Important Place Severs Named to State Charities Post
Mrs J R Severs of Butte was announced at the Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs convention as a member of the state charities and correction board. A devoted public servant, she has supported reform and philanthropic work for Butte women and state institutions. The report highlights her career and fit for the role. Belfast unrest and election talk dominate other pages with riots, patrols, and political divisions forming a tense backdrop to the historic vote outcomes.
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Montana Federation “of
J. R. Severs
Tovernor
Sievers
Butte
Holdin
Statc
Silver
Mniy
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Gallatin
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Los Angeles
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Carrie
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Briand
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Honolulu
Aner
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J. R. E. Sievers
State Board
Charities and Correction
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Re Anderson
Union
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National’ Club
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Arta
Shankhill Road
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