Lewis Opposes Adoption of Landis Censure
Cincinnati September 1 Federal Judge K M Landis faced unqualified condemnation from the American Bar Association after a debate culminating in a resolution. Hamp ton L Carson of Philadelphia presented the measure asserting that Landis by holding a federal judgeship and private employment while receiving government pay betrayed judicial dignity and public trust. The vote reflected strong concern over personal gain while serving as judge and maintaining federal salary.
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American Bar Association
Cincinnati
K. M. Landis
Chicas Jonal
James Hamilton Lewis
Hampton L. Carson
Phila
Unemployment Conference Planned by Administration
Washington September 1 Assembly of President Harding unemployment conference in Washington by September 20 is planned by the administration. Secretary Hoover said plans and general object of the conference have been discussed with Samuel Gompers president of the AFL and received his later promise of cooperation. Whether Gompers would join remains to be decided by President Harding.
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Washington
Harding
Hoover
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Leader Says World Facing Prohibition Address
Miss Anna Gordon national and world president of Y C T U speaks at a Presbyterian church gathering warning that the world faces prohibition challenges. She urges united action and moral reform to curb alcohol use and its social effects.
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Anna Gordon
Presbyterian Church
Temperance leader calls for strict law enforcement in 1922
Miss Anna Gordon of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union spoke at First Presbyterian Church in Butte urging universal prohibition support. She urged voters to back honest officers and press for strong enforcement as the 1922 elections approach, noting 500000 workers behind national laws and recalling temperance history with Willard. Continued on page 6 column 2.
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Anna A. Gordon
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Presbyterian Church
Gordon
Butte
San Francisco
Sheaid
Bret
Montana
Mint Gordon
Stine Frances ‘Willard
Rockies
Miss Gordon
HIH School Registration Schedule and Courses Update
HIH school students are to be registered Tuesday with faculty meeting at 9 a.m. Teachers will oversee registration while seniors prepare for university and college clearances. Summer high school work will have examinations. rural teacher training will grant second grade certificates without state exams, led by Miss Dora Drowatsky under state direction.
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Haeen
Principp
E. Millikin
Hihjool
Millkin
Millikin
Butte
Dora Drowatsky
Delayed publication of De Valera note expected
Dublin reports a potential hold up in posting De Valera's reply to the latest Sinn Fein stance from London. Aimed at showing a united plenipotentiary front, the note is said to be non argumentative and focuses on negotiating basis. Ireland demands governance by consent within a free union as a condition of peace talks.
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George
Gairloch
Scoth
Eamonn de Valera
Sinn Fein
Mansion House
Dublin
Don
Ress
London
Dail Eireann
Nomin
Jay Aportant
Irish Bulletin
Mcial
Dail Éireann
Iireland
Ireland
England
Farmers form Muance corporation to market 1921 crop
A tentative plan outlines raising 500000 dollars to market the 1921 wheat crop. The Farmers Muance corporation is formed by local growers and set to begin functioning next year after securing funds from influential backers.
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de Sept
Farmers Muance Corporation
Tastery
Disaster probe pushed to next Tuesday in Hareo mine accident
Harrisburg ML Sept L An inquest into the Hareo mine disaster, in which Ti men died, is postponed to next Tuesday per Coroner McCormack. No funeral arrangements have been announced as state officials continue the investigation into the accident.
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Harrisburg
Coromer McCormack
Former District Judge Clements Dies at Helena
Helena remembers James M. Clements a former district judge and two year U S attorney for Nome Alaska. He served Lewis and Clark county for sixteen years and earned a reputation for impartial rulings and humane understanding of the law. He died after weeks of illness. funeral set for Saturday with a list of honorary and active pallbearers from Montana courts.
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Montana
United States
Nome
Alaska
Lewis and Clark County
Clements
M. Clements
Ohio
John Ro
Belinda (Ramage) Clements
Jasper County
Iowa
Ists
Harvey
Open Season for the Bootleggers Opens
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Hel e dept introducing prohibition director Shelley in office to enforce the act vigorously. He calls on good citizens to cooperate as the open season for bootleggers and moonshiners begins. No changes will be made to the existing force led by predecessor L K Devlin.
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HP. Bhelley
L. K. Devlin
Shelley
Montana forests swept by flames near Missoula
Fire across Flathead and Glacier areas scorched thousands of acres of timber near Java and Fielding Montana. Crews from forest and park services and Great Northern Railway battled to stop spread. A schoolhouse and teacher’s cottage burned at Mudlake. 100 men contained Deer Creek blaze. Kanisku fires under control with 75 fighters. One life lost in Spokane area fire report. broader statewide drought and patrols stepped up.
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High Wintween
Flathead Ntional Forest
Glacier Nation Park
Java
Fielding
Mont
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern
Deer Creek
The
Creek
Cabinet Forest
Mudlake
Flathead Forest
Forest Service
Son of Policeman Is Highway Robber
The son of a police officer confessed to taking part in hold ups in Camber. He is charged with highway robbery after a detective shot and wounded him during an incident.
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PMR
Eapolis
R Z
Nawai Rickeham
Howard Ticktham
Tonake
Camber
Merageant Fexsham
Mother Ends Life On Dry Land Farm
Mrs. Frank Ogrin, 49, a mother of five, lived on a dry land ranch about 100 miles northwest of Great Falls. She shot herself in the back of a car this afternoon with a .22 caliber rifle, ending her life.
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Great Falls
Frank Ogrin
Great Walls
Miners Demand Federal Troops Amid Martial Law Move
West Virginia unrest escalates as Brig. Gen Bandholtz seeks federal troops after miners refuse orders. Martial law declared in Boone Fayette Logan and Mingo counties. Gov. Gov. S quotas remain unclear while armed bands patrol Spruce Fork area amid clashes with miners security forces.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
H. A. Bandholts
Washington War Department
West Virginia
Meighen urges dissolution of unionist group in Canada
London Ontario September Premier Arthur Meighen proposed dissolving the Unionist body to permit early parliamentary dissolution for wide discussion and a new election before year end. He cited the 1913 December election and the split over conscription as context, noting Unionist support waned with rising agrarian influence and tariff disputes.
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Associated Press
London
Ontario
Meighen
Canada
Robert Bor- Gens
Robert Borden
Arthur Meighen
Opon
Thieves Take Oil Derrick From Remote Texas Field
Officials report the theft of an oil derrick 112 feet tall from a Hautiern Exploration property near Lake Feld, about 200 miles from Houston. Prior thefts involved boilers and pipe lines, not a derrick of this size, marking a rare bold act in oil field crime.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Hautiern” Exploration Company
Lake Feld
California
Obregon Says Treaty With U S Is Impossible
Mexico City September 1 President Obregon told Congress that signing a treaty with the United States is neither possible convenient nor necessary and would create special privileges for Americans He praised Mexico’s constitutional safeguards independent tribunals and economic progress and noted army cuts and a large budget reduction in his war secretary’s department while declaring the nation achieving great success
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Mexico City
United States
Obregon
Congress
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Estrada
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Lewis
South America
Chile
HIH School
Schurs
Superdreadnought
Camden N.S
United Lates Navy
Gloucester
New York Shipbuilding Corpo
Eine Unites Miners
J. W. Summers
Walla Walla
Wash
DE Valera
Helena
Missoula
Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
W. T. Cox
Northeastern
Spokane
General Bandholtz
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Dandnotts
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Logan
Mingo
H. H. Randholte
Harbord
Harris
Bandholts
Madison
Blair-Jeffers
Spruce Fork Tidge
U. S
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