Western Union at Government Breakup Point Over Cables
Washington reports a growing rift between Western Union Telegraph Co and the state department. The government considers revoking landing permits while U S policy demands same civil liberties for its control as afforded by foreign powers. A Miami Barbadoes cable plan raised fears of British monopoly on the east coast of South America.
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Webbe Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
The jury found Mike Webbe guilty of murder in the most de gree for the death of James McAlona after nine hours of deliberation. The judge delayed sentence to November 27. Frances Steele, a white woman, faces trial next Monday. Goldie Davis testified that Webbe and Steele conspired to drug and rob the two ex servicemen after a planned meet at 413 South Main. The victims died after being taken to a cabin and then to the patrol wagon. Police later found both men unconscious and dying.
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Arizona Street
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Iso
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Steele
McAlenn
al Kerrigan
Davis
South Main Street
Arzona Street
Red” Williams
Williams
Mealon
Kerrigan
Sleeping Car Porter Prevents Train HoldUp
Salina Kan Nov 17 Dave Turner a sleeping car porter is credited with foiling a Union Pacific train hold up near Denver. Crew members say Turner slipped under the train when bandits moved to the mail car, retrieved a revolver and fired. All Americans on the Crimea peninsula in Southern Russia have been evacuated, the state department advised today.
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Dave Turner
Denver
Turner
Crimea Peninsula
Russia
State Department
National Bank Resources Reach 21 Billion Plus
National banks show total resources of 21 885 480 000 dollars as of Sept 8, with deposits at 15 751 956 000 dollars and loans and discounts rising to 18 662 000 000. Compared with June, deposits fell by 403 465 000, while year over year deposits rose 70 349 000. Outside New York, deposits increased 82 697 000 since June. New York deposits declined 486 000.
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Silver Bow Counties Exhibits Headed to Billings Convention
More than two thirds of the Silver Bow county rural schools exhibits will be displayed at the state teachers convention in Billings next week. Schools from Fish Creek Grace Buxton and Melrose will bring pieces to Mrs Nellie Smail county superintendent for packing and shipment. Each school chose a topic ranging from fairy tales to nature studies and language lessons, with the Dawson school producing an elaborate cardboard and paper sign depicting two historical dwelling places.
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Nellie Smail
Fish Creek
Grace
Buxton
Melrose
Rom Gregson
Charlotte Knowlton
Dawson School
Evelyn Cochrane
Flume Gulch School
Lucy Galetto
Constantine demands plebiscite on return to Athens
Lucerne Switzerland November 17 The Associated Press reports King Constantine insisting he cannot lead any single political party and calls for a plebiscite for his return or the return of one of his sons to determine if the Greek people want him back. He adds he will return unless prevented by unjust force.
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City Council Rejects County Tender For Courthouse Quarters
City council rejects county commissioners offer of courthouse space for city offices after weeks of consideration. Mayor Stodden and City Attorney Clinton led the push for moving to the county building while opponents cited higher city costs for heat and utilities. A storm sewer project was discussed with an estimated 150000 to 200000 dollars, and papers were to be prepared for a public vote next spring. District boundaries and a redevelopment plan were not finalized.
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Building Trust Head Brindell Indicted on Extortion Charges
Nov 17 New York report details indictment of Robert P Brindell president of Building Trades Council on three counts of extortion involving threats to call strikes to extract 1500 from Jacob Bradun amid a legislative probe. Bail requested at 1,000,000. Cork shooting: Sergeant O Donohoe of the constabulary killed in street assault. assailant escaped.
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Ie Mane Wee
Cork
Future Generations Will Receive a Treat at Milwaukee Museum
Milwaukee observers describe real beer as an extinct artifact. Two bottles, one dark and one light, along with a plate of large pretzels, are displayed under a glass case at the Milwaukee Public Museum for visitors to gaze upon and ponder the bygone beverage.
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Milwaukee Public Museum
Leaders Complete Organization For Recognition Work
Irish leaders from across the country finalize the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic to push recognition efforts. A seven member commission plans hearings with two Irish witnesses slated to testify tomorrow, including John Durham and Dennis Morgan, while Dudley Field Malone is listed as attorney for the commission.
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American Association For
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Committee of 100
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Committee of Seven
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Balbriggan
Dennis Morgan
Thurles
Dudley Field Malone
New York
American Commission On
Montana's Only Leper to Ave New Treatment
Montana's only State Senator C. G. Willet of Mineral county is to receive a chaulmoogra treatment. The board of the chaulmoogra has astonished the scientific world by effecting apparent cures in scores of cases of leprosy within recent months. Ina New York, John Shish mania of Fresno, California, a former Kentucky National Guard member, was reported hanged by the French at Adana but has been released and is now in Damascus, as announced by Near East relief.
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Montana
C. G. Willet
Mineral County
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Automad
New York
John Shishmania
Fresno
Cal
Kentucky National Guard
Adana
Damascus
Lorenz Killed by Automobile on Rocker Road
Joseph J. Lorenz aged 58 of 1008 Delaware avenue was killed last evening at about 8 o'clock when struck by a car near Rocker while working over his own engine. Driver Marco Rafalovich of Anaconda’s Wright Taxicab company said he did not see Lorenz in time and the impact left Lorenz beneath the rear wheel. Lorenz died almost immediately. Buckley, acting coroner, ordered the body sent to Walsh’s in Butte. the accident was reported to have occurred about 200 yards east of Rocker landing the car in which Mrs. Keller, Lorenz’s sister-in-law, had been riding earlier deteriorating after an engine mishap.
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Delaware Avenue
Butte
Rocker
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Marco Rafalovich
Wright ‘Taxicab Company
Anaconda
Rafalovich
George ‘Terkla
John Keller
Lorena
Loreng
AF of L seeks closer labor capital ties to curb unrest
Washington reports show the American Federation of Labor moving to eliminate radical influence in organized labor and address rising unemployment. Executive council sessions signal steps toward closer cooperation with capital, aiming to blunt radical attempts from within and reduce economic distress.
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Associated Press
American Federation of Labor
Council
Gompers
Federn Europe
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