Dublin Turmoil Kills and Injures Officers in Mass Attacks
Dublin unrest leaves fourteen officers dead and six wounded in coordinated strikes on lodgings across the city. Attacks target officers and former officers. gunfire at the Gresham hotel and Donneybrook homes, with police barracks picketed and fears of reprisals.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Baggot Street
Newbury
Gresham Hotel
Mount Street
London
Sinn Feiner
Lee Nero Amet Rere
Arts of
Mount Treet
Crown
Concentration in Flour Milling Industry Noted by FTC
Federal Trade Commission reports a growing concentration of wheat flour milling among large firms. Ten majors now account for more than half of U S flour production, reflecting industrial growth and demand for standardized brands. From 1913 to 1918 flour prices rose 146 percent while retail prices gained 118 percent and farmer wheat prices jumped 180 percent.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Commission
Mian Falls Dead After Fraternity Initiation
Chicago officials investigate the death of D. Harris Cook a Ports mouth Nebraska university student who collapsed after a fraternity initiation. Coroner’s office cites probable heart disease triggered by alcoholism and mounting concerns over hazing risks.
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Chicago
D. Harris Cook
Portsmouth
Neb
Great Lakes Storm Warnings Rise as Weather Bureau Reports
Weather bureau reports no storm warnings on the Great Lakes as a storm over Northwestern Illinois moves east-northeast with increasing intensity and forecasted gale force winds and rain. Livestock show in Portland ends amid shootings with three men hit, two dead. News from London and Dublin describes street fighting, fires, and Cork disturbances with casualties and police actions.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Illinois
Portland
Ore
Cific
London
Dublin
Corke Park
Probe Into New York Building Trust Reveals Crunching Evidence
New York investigators report growing momentum since 1919 in probing the building trades. The city rescinded large public works contracts and weighs canceling all public building contracts to curb alleged trust influence. Brindell faces extortion charges. grand juries indict and more cases may follow. Samuel Untermyer heads the inquiry with national reach, citing nationwide combinations in restraint of trade and a pervasive code of practice among builders, lawyers, and labor leaders amid heightened public scrutiny.
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New York
Trust
Robert P. Brindell
New York Building Trades Counil
Joint Legislative
Cecentmeat
Untermeyer
Sam Parks
Untermyer
Leged Trust
Whr
Natonal Association
John T. Hettrick
Building Trades Council
Brindell
Providence
R. 1
United States
Hank Valston Pioneer and early Butte mayor obituary
The article chronicles Hank Valston a pioneer figure defeated narrowly for mayor of Butte later serving as alderman and mayor for one year. It notes his Masonic leadership at Mount Moriah lodge and his death after heart attacks while visiting his daughter Mrs Ernest Eaton. Survived by son Fred and other relatives, with funeral plans in Deer Lodge.
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Snot
Fitzgerald
Earisfort Terrace
Pembrooke Street
Secret Service
Hampton Street
Lower Mount Street
Donald MacLean
Smyth
Caldow
Donneybrook
Captain MacLean
Calflow
Captain McCormick
Wilde
Ireland
Pembrooke Ag Friends
Morehampton Road
B.D. Leavitt
Republian
Valston
Mount Moria
Butte
Mount Moriah
Judge Valston
Deer Lodge
Ernest Eaton
Bile Ungs
Eaton
Fred
Peter Valston
Busness
Bankers urged to fund foreign trade protection
New York nov 21 bankers and business men nationwide are urged in a prospectus by the American Bankers association to back the Foreign Trade Financing corporation under the edge act by year end. The $100 million venture aims to safeguard home industry and finance American foreign trade amid global shortages and a premium dollar, with a Chicago meeting set for December 10-11 to rally national finance and industry.
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New York
American Bankers’ Association
Chicago
Greeks in Asia Minor Mary strike the Turks
Athens reports the Rallis cabinet will pursue Venizelos policy and aid Greek forces in Asia Minor for a new offensive against Mustafa Kemal Pasha. Washington notes a further step in defining mandate rights as San Remo talks influence oil deals between Britain and France. Helena reports attorney John G Brown forms Brown & Stewart with Gov. Stewart, effective January 1.
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Athens
Rallis
Ign
Venizelos
Asia Minor
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Washington
Britain
State Department
Mandate
San Remo
Spring
Mesopotamia
Phelan Opposes Japanese Citizenship Treaty
Senator James D. Phelan urged western governors and lawmakers to protest to the state department against any treaty granting citizenship to Japanese nationals in the United States. He warned such a move would empower Japanese landowners and political influence, threatening white California and western states. In San Francisco, Olympia arrived with Rear Admiral Andrews to discuss Dalmatian coast tensions.
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San Francisco
James D. Phelan
California
Congress
State Department
Phelan
London
United States
Japan
Western States
ENICE
Olympia
Andrews
Dalmatian
A Mild Winter Coming and Next Summer Fine
In the mountains west of Anaconda campers report last summer was quieter with fewer visitors and camps not fully occupied. Weather prognosticators predict a mild coming winter and a fine next summer, keeping camp enthusiasts hopeful for bacon and ham in the cherished summer home amid the mountains west of Anaconda.
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Anaconda
Stamps Revalued and Returned Here
Postmaster Burke received about $2,000 worth of revalued envelopes originally bearing the 5 cent stamp. Anaconda post office held many special request envelopes ordered by businesses with the 5 cent stamp embossing. Envelopes were sent to Butte for revaluing to 2 cents, a process called revaluing, and 5 cent stamps on hand are used by parcel post shippers after the 2 cent order took effect.
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Burke
Anaconda
Butte
Butte Post Ofice
Census Figures of Japo se in West Stir Public Debate
Washington dispatch reports the Census Bureau revised counts of Japanese populations in California Oregon Washington and Hawaii. It cites California’s 87 270 state census versus 70 196 federally counted residents, notes rival tallies by the Japanese Association of America and the state, and discusses implications for anti Japanese agitation and land ownership arguments. The piece also notes sex distribution trends and questions about American born Japanese and migration patterns across the Pacific coast.
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Standard
Washington
Census Bureau
Pacific
California
Oregon
Hawaii
Federal Census Bureau
Japan
United States
America
Japaese Association of America
Bureaus
Pacific Coast
California Board of Control
Hawaiire
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Mian
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John Caldown
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Department of Justice
Senate Committee On Production and Reconstruction
Subpena
Samuel Untermeyer
Joint Legislative Committee
Hank” Valston
Pioneer
Mining Camp
Judge Vanton
Peter
Marchesseau & ‘Alston
Beaver
Main
Granite Streets
Hettrick
Hattrick
American Federation of Labor
Investi
Pric
Europe
Treasury
Tewart & Brown
Helena
John G. Brown
J. W. Stewart
Montana
Brown & Stewart
Japo
Iifornia
Toots
Casper
Osey
Panto
Gus
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