US War Exhibit Planned for France by Government and Groups
An exhibit detailing the United States role in World War I is being prepared for presentation in Paris with a value of 300000 dollars. It will feature arms models, equipment, and miniatures, with co operation from Red Cross American Legion Daughters of the American Revolution Jewish welfare board Knights of Columbus Y M C A Y W C A Salvation Army and war camp community service. The display will be housed in the American room at the Palace of the Invalides and includes portraits of Theodore Roosevelt and Quentin Roosevelt along with Lieut William Fitzsimmons of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
France
Red Cross
American Legion
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jewish Welfare Board
Knights of Columbus
Y. M. C. A. Y. Ww. C. A. Salvation Army
War Camp Community Service
Palace of the Invalides
Paris
Theodore Roosevelt
Quentin Roosevelt
William Fitzsimmons
Kansas City
Accused Marine Will Appear Before Court
Dorcas Williams, a marine sergeant formerly of Birmingham Alabama, accused of killing a Haitian, arrived in custody aboard the US destroyer McCormick. A court of inquiry into American marine activities in Haiti deferred Williams hearing until Monday to allow defense witness conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Associated Press
Dorcas Williams
Birmingham
Ala
McCormick
Williams
Bolshevist Cavalry Pursues Balakovitch Forces
Russian Bolshevist cavalry presses the remnants of General Balakovitch's divisions in the Mozyr region. In the Pripet region a brief engagement near Turnov village ends with detachment dispersed as the advance toward the Pripet river continues.
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London
Balakovitch
Moscow
Mozyr
Pripet
Turnov
Pripet River
New Portuguese Ministry Formed Under Gen Abel Hippolito
Lisbon reports a new ministry formed today from the democratic liberal and independent parties. Gen Abel Hippolito serves as premier, succeeding the cabinet of Premier Alvaro Xavier de Castro which held office just over a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Abel Hippolito
Alvaro Xavier de Castro
Hungary awaits a king as three princes vie for throne
In Budapest, Hungarians seek a monarch to govern the country. Three pretenders compete: Admiral Horthy as governor possible regent, Emperor Charles II a potential king, and Archduke Joseph whose stance focuses on Hungary's interests. Archduke Otto is also mentioned as a candidate with Horthy as regent. The populace agrees a king is needed to replace Austria.
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Georges Moresthe
International News Service
le Petit Journal
Hungary
Budapest
Republic
Austria
Admiral Horthy
Charles II
Charles
St. Germain
Archduke Joseph
Bela Kun
Red
Hapsburg
Archduke Othon
Settling Chief Question of Silesian Plebiscite
London leaders Lloyd George and Leaouse of France reach a plan to stagger Silesian plebiscite voting by residency duration to block German influence. bona fide citizens voting on one day, longer-term residents on another, recent settlers on a third day. Near Eastern matters postponed until Count Sforza arrives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Great Britain
France
Germany
Count Sforza
War Veteran Dead in Burlington Iowa
Thomas Hedge aged 76 former congressman from the First Iowa district died at his Burlington home. A Civil War veteran, he passed away today. The obituary notes his long public service and wartime service.
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Burlington
Thomas Hedge
Iowa
Alleged Cash Smugglers Arrest Reported in Berlin
Berlin dispatch says two Hamburg bankers Herr Bruno and Herr Spiro were arrested in connection with alleged smuggling of capital out of Germany. Authorities report the case involves illicit transfer of funds and financial impropriety. The arrests underscore concerns over capital flight in Germany during the period.
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London
Berlin
Hamburg
Herr Bruno
Herr Spiro
Germany
Astrological Forecast for 1920 Flight of Markets and Arts
Contending planetary influences favor real estate, mining, and advertising as Saturn Mercury align while Mars Jupiter oppose. Farmers gain through journals and press. travel and aviation rise. railways attract attention. Wilson may publish oratory, artists prosper, and theater steers toward growth. Avoid speculation and lawsuits. quick-tempered children may become successful adults.
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Saturn
Mercury
Mars
Jupiter
Wilson
McClure
French Premier Returns to Parts in London Talks
London November 28. Conference talks between Lloyd George and Leygues paused as the French premier returns to Paris to attend the Vatican question in the chamber of deputies. Leygues aims to rejoin discussions in London if Count Sforza, Italy’s foreign minister, joins to address Greece and the Constantine restoration issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd George
Leygues
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Vatican
Count Sforza
Greece
Constantine
Great Britain
France
Italy
Notice of Hearing Petition to Ascertain Heirs in Montana Estate
In Deer Lodge County Montana the district court issues a notice in the estate of Jim Orrino deceased. Heirs and interested parties including G B Jeffers administrator Joe Orrino Nunzato Orrino Ralph Orrino Carmine Orrino Nicholina Orrino of Italy are summoned. A hearing is set for February 5 1921 at 9 30 AM in Anaconda to examine heirship ownership and interests based on a petition dated November 20 1920 and a cash asset of 5000.
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Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
Jim Orrino
George B. Winston
Anaconda
James White
Third Judicial District Court
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
J. B. C. Knight
Notice of sale of Dennis Sullivan estate in Anaconda
In pursuance of a district court order, administrator R D Croswhite will sell at public auction on December 21, 1920 at 2:00 p m at the front door of the courthouse Anaconda Montana the undivided one half interest in lot 20 block 51 Eastern addition Anaconda Deer Lodge county Montana to the estate of Dennis Sullivan deceased. Terms cash ten percent to auctioneer day of sale balance on court confirmation Deed at purchaser expense.
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District Court
County of
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
Dennis Sullivan
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
R. D. Croswhite
Catholic lecture highlights African missions and Egypt work
Anaconda Catholics heard Father O Sullivan speak on sixty two years of Africa missions by the Society of African Missions. He recalled the Guinea coast’s deadly climate and martyrs who founded a modern network of eight quasi dioceses with 400 missionaries. He also noted twenty years in Egypt tying sacred sites to his Irish roots.
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Anaconda
Father O'Sullivan
Hibernian Hall
Ireland
Society of African Missions
West Africa
Egypt
de Bresillac
Guinea
Africa
Knights of Columbus pledge support for European relief fund
The Knights of Columbus announce they will back Herbert Hoover's request to line up the organization in support of a national collection to feed starving and sick children in devastated Europe. Supreme Secretary William J. McGinley says the order will not run its own national drive but will support the European relief council as essential. He calls on all Knights to join the crusade for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Herbert Hoover
Europe
K. of C
William J. McGinley
European Relief Council
Weather Man 13 A Handicap on City Skating Common
The weather man imposes a handicap on flood efforts for the city skating common. Snow and sun spoil a solid ice foundation built by workers, delaying the usual skating season. Anaconda skaters await ice as colder weather is needed to start the season.
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Anaconda
City Treasurer extends hours for belated tax payments
Notice to Taxpayers announces the city treasurer's office will stay open until 7 pm on Monday and Tuesday, November 29 and 30, to give belated taxpayers a chance to pay their taxes. J. R. Danielson, City Treasurer.
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J. R. Danielson
Special Train Sought for Anaconda Bozeman Football Trip
Anaconda residents push for a one day special train to Bozeman for the Anaconda-Billings football game. A meeting with city officials and railroad reps set plans if 200 pledges sign by Tuesday. If unavailable, fans may ride standard trains to Butte and then to Bozeman.
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Anaconda
Bozeman
Anaconda-Billings
Charles Murphy
W. L. Collins
Maring
Butte, Anaconda
Murphy
Minor’s
Butte
Northern Pacific
Billings to Run Special Train for Bozeman Championship
Billings officials plan a special train to Bozeman for the December 4 football championship against Anaconda. The train is to run provided that $1,410 is guaranteed, with the commercial club and the young men's club aiming to post the guarantee by Wednesday night. The train will be decorated.
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Billings
Bozeman
Superstitious Gamblers Avoid Uncovered Card Tables
Many gamblers believe it is unlucky to play cards on an uncovered table, preferring cloth coverings to avert bad luck and protect the game from misfortune.
Intercity bowling trials precede big tournament in Butte
Intercity practice at Tescher alleys saw Anaconda No 1 beat Missoula while Old Timers toppled Missoula. Anaconda No 2 lost to Mudro of Butte as teams prepare for the two month away tourney. High totals included Anaconda Agrin 571 and Missoula Miller 519 with Mudro totaling 582.
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Tescher
Anaconda
Missoula
Anaconda Team
Mudro
Butte
Anaconda No. 1
Missoulans
Agrin
Miller
Coleman
Carey
Anaconda No. 2
Micklow
C. Mudro
Sete
Ashbrook
Urbanovicz
Farley
Lee
Coleman Seeel
Jackson
Missoula Carey
Farley Reer
Borgen
Wenger See
Schmidt Ee
Latimer
Ugrin
Anaco OA
Swander
Leskey
Davidson
Mickleweee
Tucker Eres
Mudro Grill J. Mudro
Patterson
Jovick Oneehbo
F Mudro
Eee
McLean Wins Marathon on Tescher Alleys
Nine top bowlers contested a twelve game marathon on Tescher alleys Saturday night. McLean captured first prize, Ed Erickson took second, and Kelly finished third after a strong, strenuous event.
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Tescher
McLean
Ed Erickson
Kelly
State Boosters to Hold Meeting in Bozeman
The Montana Association of Commercial Club Secretaries will hold its annual meeting in Bozeman on December 10 and 11 with an expected attendance of at least 200 secretaries. Officers are L. E. Jones, Sam F. Josephson, W. G. Ferguson, and directors M. Max Goodsill and J. A. Hauck. The program features speakers from Bozeman and Missoula, plus topics on Montana publicity and small town clubs.
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Montana Association of Commercial Club
Great Falls
Lewistown
Bozeman
L. E. Jones
Glasgow
W. G. Ferguson
Miles City
Sam F. Josephson
Roundup
M. Max Goodsill
J. A. Hauck
Commercial Club
State Association of Commercial Club
Commissioner of Agriculture and Publicity
Alfred Atkinson
The
Agricultural College
C. S. Simmons
American City Bureau
San Francisco
H. E. Burdock
Montana Immigration Institute
Association
Horace
Ensign
Montana State Fair Association
Co. D. Greenfield
Agriculture and
G R Perry Dead Anaconda Pioneer
George R. Perry died at 717 West Park Avenue after a three year illness. A native of England he was 55 and had lived in Anaconda for years. Survived by sisters Esther Mary Jones George Storey Edith Clemens Evelyn Neal and brothers William Walter and Edward Cosmopolis. Body at Finnegan undertaking rooms with funeral plans pending brother in Washington.
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George R. Perry
West Park Avenue
England
Anaconda
George Perry
Esther
Mary Jones
George Storey
Edith Clemens
Evelyn Neal
William
Walter
Edward
Cosmopolis
Finnegan
Washington
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A. Abs Er Osesaotice
First National Bank of Butte
Federal Reserve System
Andrew J. Davis
Eee Eree
Mary Pickford
Minden
Owen Moore
Miss Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Gladys Moore
Gladys M. Fairbanks
Uyoo
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Catholic Progress
Nazimova
Limeheanes
K. Ofc
Weather Man
Rotarians
Rotary Club
Anaconda Wonders
Billings’ Guarantee
M’lean
Erickson
Kelly Tase
State Boosters
Fine Program
G. R. Perry
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