Charles and Zita captured near Komora by government forces
Ex monarchs Charles and Zita were captured near Komora and confined in Tatavaros Castle under guard. Carlist premier Rakowsky and Count Andrassy were seized, as government troops repelled advancing forces near Budapest. Reports describe heavy casualties, with 200 killed and about 1,000 wounded among insurgents.
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Budapest
Baron Pronay
Associated Press
Charles
Zita
Komora
Mt Tatatovaros
Oestenburg
Rakowsky
Count Andrassy
Hungary
Budnor
Budapen
Horthy
Herceghalom
Hejjas
Chile
Count Esterhazy
Tatavaros
Tatatovaros
Admiral Horthy
Bleske
Treasury Issues Regulations for Medicinal Beer
The Treasury Department issued regulations allowing manufacture and use of beer for medicinal purposes. The move, withheld since March, surprised dry forces who believed no rules would surface until the anti beer bill passed the Senate. The regulations are expected to spur renewed efforts to pass the anti beer legislation.
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Prep
Washington
Treasury Department
Palmer
Treasury
Senate
Woman seeks damages over copper vessel seizure
Mrs Katherine Gliko of Great Falls files a claim and delivery suit against Sheriff Bob Gordon seeking 1000 in damages for the seizure of a large copper vessel two copper pipes and a preserve jar with liquid taken in a March raid 1921. She also seeks 250 as the value if the items cannot be returned. The seizure occurred March 6 1921 and the suit was filed in district court yesterday.
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Kasocincec Press
Great Falls
Katherine Gliko
Bob Gordon
Naval arms talks with American delegates in Washington
Secretary Hughes led a two hour meeting with Navy Secretary Denby and aides on limiting armaments. The session discussed general agenda topics and preparations for next month’s international conference. The delegation's members included Lodge Underwood and Elihu Root as they shape the plan for naval limitation and Far East issues.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hughes
Denby
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Coontz
Naval, Operations
Capt. Pratt
General Board
Navy of Stars
Denby Anddvisers
Lodge
Underwood
Elihu Root
Harding
Katte States
del Gates
Far East
Pacific
Books Bring Oil Riches To Those Who Purchased
Two Butte residents, John L. Dorsh and Anton J. Knievel, have reportedly become wealthy after an oil strike in California tied to a purchase incentive offering a set of “books of knowledge” in 1914. A 1,000-barrel well triggered potential royalties for buyers, with 10 to 15 or more book buyers across Montana anticipated to profit, including sales in Bozeman and other cities.
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Butte
California
John L. Dorsh
Dorsh & Greenfield
Salt Lake City
Mr. Knievel
Anton J. Knievel
Ryan Fruit Company
Mr. Dorch
Knievel
Dars
Bozeman
Montana
Spokane Brokers Held in Jail
Lon Page reports two Spokane brokers arrested on grand larceny charges and held in county jail. Irving Whitehouse of the Irving Whitehouse company faces five informations alleging more than 7,250 dollars entrusted to him for stock purchases. bail set at 25,000 dollars. Walter Nicholls of Walter J Nicholls and a company faces charges of 4,600 dollars misappropriated. bail set at 10,000 dollars.
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Associated Pres
Spokane
Irving Whitehouse
Irving Whitehouse Company
Spokane County
Walter Nicholls
Walter J. Nicholls
Robbery Attempt Will Be Defense at Miller Trial
The case of Frank Miller charged with the murder of John McRae opened in Washington block after an alleged robbery attempt and assault. Miller’s defense contends he was lured to McRae’s room to be robbed of a large sum of money. The state presented 11 witnesses. the defense, several. Jury selection extended into the early afternoon as prosecutors used three peremptories and the defense nine. Miller sat between his lawyers Maurice J. English and Harrison Freebourn during the process.
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Frank Miller
John McRae
Washington
Dan McRae
Harrison Freebourn
Miller
McRae
Maurice J. English
Montana to Use Motor Trucks in Event of Strike
Helena Oct 24 Montana state highway commission plans to avoid railroad strike disruption by using motor trucks. Chairman George W. announced 18 trucks with 227 tons capacity are ready. range from two to five tons. Trucks are stationed in Helena and statewide, previously used for road building. In a railroad shutdown they will transport essential commodities.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana State Highway Commission
Montana
George W
Highway Commission
War Department
Funds In Silver Bow County Relief Drive Launched
A campaign to raise funds for the care of the needy in Silver Bow County begins in mid November under former war chest directors. A public forum approved using $6,292.35 from wartime surplus for charity and relief, with unanimous support from subscribers.
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Silver Bow County
War Chest Fund
Judge Carroll
Bute Reliet Commission
Cdy
Silver Row County War Chest
War Chest Organization
Eugene Carroll
Board of Trustees
Senator Cameron Indicted for Perjury in Arizona
The federal grand jury returned an indictment against U S Senator Ralph R Cameron of Arizona on a charge of perjury in the last term of the U S district court. Cameron said he had no word of an indictment and denied any improper use of campaign funds.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Ralph R. Cameron
United States
Arizona
Federal Grand Jury
United States District Court
Minute Book
Associated Pres
Shington
Cameron
Board to Present No Definite Plan At Meeting
Chicago hosts hearings on the railroad strike with 1600 union and carrier chiefs, the US railroad labor board plans no settlement proposal. Chairman Barton to open the conference and ask both sides for formal statements before cross examination. The meeting is public at the Coliseum, and 15,000 signalmen reportedly will not strike.
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Chicago Coliseum
Barton
Associated Press
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Crisi
KE. J. Manion
St. Louie
Labor
Ble Four Brotherhoods
Cotherhood
R. M. Barton
Highest of All Army Awards 15 Given Butte Man
Senator Myers was advised by the War Weeks that the Distinguished Service Medal had been awarded Col. Daniel G. Stivers of Butte. Orders were issued to forward the medal to the Ninth corps area for presentation with ceremony. The citation notes exceptional meritorious and perilous service as quartermaster of the Third division during Aisne-Marne, St Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne offensives.
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Washington
Myers
Daniel G. Stivers
Butte
Ninth Corps
San Praicisco
Perunicunus Siiges
Aisne-Marne
St. Mihiel
Merse- Argonne
Stivers
Townley Gilbert Conviction Upheld in War Activities Case
The Supreme Court refused a petition by A C Townley and Joseph Gilbert, presidents of the national nonpartisan league, for review of their Minnesota court convictions tied to their antiwar activities. The decision was announced in Washington on October 24.
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The
Acccinted Press
Washington
Supyee Court Today
A. C.townley
Joseph Gilbert
National Nonpartisan League
Minnesota
Senate rejects three income tax reform proposals
Three separate tax reduction proposals for individuals with moderate incomes were voted down by the Senate. The first would set rates of 2, 4, 6, and 8 percent across income bands. the second proposed lower rates for earned income with an 8 percent top rate. the third called for a 3.1 percent rate on the first 5,000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Gerry
Rhode Island
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Sues Fuk
Admiral Coontz
Captain Pratt
Butte Men
Lon Page
War Fund
Funds For Relief
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Col
Coren Townley
Gilbert
Meyers
Ish
Borah
la Folette
Walsh
Massachusetts
Publican
la Follette
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