Irish unrest discussion spurs government crackdown
Debates in Parliament reveal plans to boost powers against armed groups in Ireland. Premier Liosa Geons and others condemn Sinn Fein violence while authorities report shootings, revolvers found, and deadly attacks. A key question remains whether new legislation will permit shooting suspects in disturbed areas.
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French repulse Turks northeast of Tarsus in Syria front
French troops facing Turkish forces northeast of Tarsus repulsed an attack and are repositioning from Demanieh toward Aimtat where reports say the population is nearly to be evacuated. The advance follows French efforts to secure the Mesopotamian theater amid ongoing campaigns.
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Constantinople
Tarsus
Demanieh
Aimtat
Rubber hose is deadly weapon in school beating case
Chicago Heights superintendent T Goodler was fined 100 dollars after a guilty verdict for assault with a deadly weapon for beating 12 year old pupil Russell Healy with a rubber hose. The article also notes a health ad about kidney pills.
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Chicago
T. Goodler
Chicago Heights
Russell Healy
Butte Woman on Trial for Murder in Retrial
Frances Stosley a Butte woman stands trial again for murder after her stage proceedings reveal a family history of drug abuse and fluid testimony. Her sister Clarice, now a government agent, aids in prosecuting drug sellers while Frances smiles at spectators during juror questioning.
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Joseph McCaffery
Frances Steele
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Riots Kill Eight in Bologna Meeting Clash
Eight people were killed and 70 wounded in Bologna during fighting between socialists and anti socialists at a Sunday meeting of the new municipal council. Order has been restored and a judicial inquiry is underway. The report notes the violence and subsequent investigation.
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Yountcipal Council
Refugee Vessels Face Cannibal Fear and War News
Reports from Constantinople describe dire conditions aboard refugee ships as officers warn that cannibalism could occur without prompt food aid from Near East relief. The dispatch also covers Wrangel's army retreat after bolshevist pressure, citing railway improvements and reserves including Budenny’s cavalry as key factors in the Bolshevik advance.
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Associated Provs
General Wrangel
Wrangel
Montana State Teachers Framat Converges and Reelects President
A general assembly of delegates convened at 10 this morning with Miss Clara L. Robinson welcoming them. Chancellor B. C. Elliott of Greater State University delivered the response. F. L. Cummings was re elected president of the Montana State Teachers association by acclamation, with rules suspended for a non ballot renomination.
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B. C. Elliott
Greater State University
West Dome Well Shows Oil Flow In Montana Field
West Dome Oil Company, led by James H. Rowe of Butte, reports oil flowing freely at the western Montana well with 800 to 1000 barrels daily noted tonight. The syndicate controls 75 percent, with local holders, and inspectors expect more details as deeper sand is reached.Visitors from Lewistown saw the deepening gusher and confirmed dark green oil with high gasoline content.
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Butte
James H. Rowe
M. J. Scott
James A. Weaver
Charles Woodworth
Mr. Johnson
Grass Range
Mr. Powell
L. 8. Butler
William Cooper
West Dome Oil Company
Standard
Rowe
Court approves city funding bond plan in Helena ruling
The Montana Supreme Court sustains a Silver Bow district court decision, upholding Butte city funding bonds of 600000 issued July 12 1930 without a special election. The ruling centers on city council authority to pledge city credit for outstanding floating indebtedness, not to contract new indebtedness. John S Parker filed suit against the city. Associate Justice Matthews authored the opinion.
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Butte
Valia
Supreme Court
Silver Bow District Court
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Matthews
League of Nations to act on pogrom concerns
London reports Lucien Wolf states the League of Nations has accepted proposals from the Anglo Jewry joint foreign committee to curb pogroms and will take effective measures. Wolf will travel to Geneva to discuss the plan.
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Jewish ‘Tele~ Graphic Agency
Jewish Board of Deputies
Lucien Wolf
League of Nations
Biggest Plant Seized In Butte During Distillery Raid
Neighbors testified to a large scale whiskey operation run from a Butte site. police found copper distilling fixtures, 75 and 40 gallon vessels, 19 barrels of mash, moonshine, and 10 gallon cans in shed. Stevens, with a child, claimed his wife was Uptown and that his house burned. He had previously lived near 665 South Montana street.
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South Main Street
Murphy
Butte
Joano
Montana Street
Street Gans Collide Motorman Five Killed
Chicago, Nov. 22. James McCue, a motorman, died and more than a dozen people were injured when two street cars collided at an intersection. McCue attempted to brake to avoid an automobile and could not clear the crossing, crushing one car.
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