Senate IR Resolution Passes Vote With Partisan Clash
The Senate split along party lines over the peace resolution linked to the Knox decision. Republicans backed the measure while most Democrats opposed or were paired against it. Notable pairs included Nelson of Minnesota against Knox with Knox of Pennsylvania for it. Reed for adoption, Walsh of Massachusetts absent but supportive.
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Democrati
Nelson
Ontanma
Shvelds
Tennessee
Georgia
Demre
Missouri
Walsh
Borsteus
Germany
Austria
Montana
Reed
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Knox
Pennsylvania
Kelley Fights Oil Stock Hype Sayings
3 C Kelley of Anaconda Copper Mining denounces Montana stock promotions as unwarranted and criminally prosecutable. He warns investors to verify grounds before backing oil ventures and states he has made no statements endorsing fly by night concerns.
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Con Kelley
C. F. Kelley
Press
Anaconda Copper Mining Today
Montana
Kelley Reys
Fergus County
Dune Oi Company
Sted. v
Gultar
Death of Minnesota banker Dowling in blizzard hospital
The Olivia banker Ithiel Dowling aged 62 died at a Minnesota hospital after surviving a blizzard that left his left arm and fingers amputated. Dowling, once a prominent figure, had a notable career and life battles including leg and hand injuries, and his tale reflected resilience amid hardship and public service.
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Ich
H. Dowling
Olivia
Dowling
Parts Of Montana 4 Get In On Money
Washington reports the two million dollar seed fund loaned mainly to Montana for spring planting. As of now Montana has received 679000 dollars, North Dakota 663000, Idaho 38996, and Washington 23700. Secretary Wallace informed Congressman Young of North Dakota.
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Montana
Washington
Wallace
Congressman Young
North Dakota
Idaho
Government seed loan disbursements reach 1.63 million
Drouth stricken farmers in the southwest received 1 625 224 in seed loan disbursements. Tonight H S Smith disbursing clerk reported the total as of today the last day for loan applications at the federal seed loan office here. C W Warburton in charge said clerks will be cut back next week and operations will run on a reduced scale.
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Fargo
Southwest
H. S. _ Smith
C. W. Warburton
May Farm Conference Called in Helena
A Helena notice lists a May 7 farm conference called by the agriculture commissioner to discuss marketing plans and related agricultural topics. The readable fragment confirms the event date and the official organizer.
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Helena
Agriculture
Beheld
Bere
Income Taxes Fell Off Some Last Year
Government reports show March income and excess profits taxes fell by more than 139 million dollars from a year earlier. March receipts totaled 547,481,140 versus 686,939,318 in 1920, with July 1 to March totaling 2,287,486,997, down 252,174,803 from last year.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Walsh Opposes Knox Peace Resolution in Senate
Senator Walsh of Montana bitterly arraigned the Knox peace resolution in the senate urging supporters to show how it would improve America’s international position. He called the measure misnamed and claimed its terms are revolting and aimed at aiding the German people, gaining support only from wartime sympathizers.
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Germany
United States
King
Utah
France
Maryland
Washington
Senate Today
Walsh
Montana
America
Col Alonzo B Coit Remembered For Warlike Service In Spanish War
Col Alonzo B Coit 71 veteran of the Spanish American War died at 4640 Kansas St San Diego Cal His funeral was held at Johnson Saum chapel A summary from a friend notes he was born in Columbus Ohio in 1849 served in the Fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry and took command in Porto Rico He landed August 3 1898 and led the attack on Guayama August 15 He raised colors over the city and occupied it He supervised Spanish evacuation and took civil control of Vieques September 21 1898 He raised flags at Penoba de Santiago Cayey Caguas and assumed military control of the district He was mustered out January 1899 helped organize the Spanish War Veterans and was a past Ohio department commander He leaves widow Annette Preston Coit two sons Harvey of Big Timber Mont Preston of Tecate a brother Dr Stanton Coit a sister Mrs F C Kelton Columbus a daughter Mrs Henry Williams and other relatives in Ohio and Mont and a telegram of condolence was sent by surviving Ohio regiment members
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Cal
Union
Alonzo B. Coit
Kansas Street
Johnson & Saum
Col. Coit
Columbus
Montana
Coit
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Porto Rico
Arroyo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Gloucester
Guyama
Barrios de la Palma
Cayey
Santiago
Caguas
John R. Brooks
San Juan
Fred Grant
Department of Ohio
Camp 49
Ohio
Sons of the American Revolution
Spain
South
Annette Preston Coit
Stanton Coit
London
England
F. C. Kelton
Columbus, O
Henry Williams
Harvey Coit
Big Timber
Mont
Preston Coit
Tecate
Montana native extols state near Yellowstone in East
W M Willman, former Atlas Cement foreman now based near Allentown, praises Montana and Yellowstone headwaters as healthful. He describes abundant trout and big game, a hot spring for bronchial relief, and a growing summer resort business near Yellowstone Park at 6 500 feet elevation. Willman departs for Montana today.
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Allentown
Horace Greeley
Montana
Yellowstone National Park
Boulder River
Yellowstone
W. M. Willman
Atlas Cement Plant
Mr. Willman
President Harding Plans Summer Visit Invitations
News item notes President Harding signaling desire to spend summer in a location, with mention of Helena and receipt of the news indicating invitation plans for a summer visitor.
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Helena
Harding
Nolcan
President Issues Memorial Day Proclamation
President Harding issues the annual Memorial Day Proclamation setting May 30 as a holiday. He urges citizens to pay homage to the dead who served the nation in war so that liberty and justice may endure for future generations.
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Washington
Harding
Nerstone
J. Warren G. Harding
United States
Future Dealing Bill Reported Favorably
Representative Tincher of Kansas filed a unanimous report from the agriculture committee endorsing passage of a bill to regulate futures grain exchanges. The measure aligns with the committee and Agriculture Secretary views and seeks required rules for futures trading.
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Washington
Tincher
Kansas
House
Agriculture‘ Committee
Secretary of” Agriculture
Supreme Court voids federal corrupt practices act in Newberry case
The Supreme Court unanimously overturned the convictions of Senator Truman H. Newberry of Michigan and 16 others, ruling the federal corrupt practices act unconstitutional. Justices split 5 to 4 on the law’s validity, with opinions differing on congressional power over primaries and the seventeenth amendment. The decision leaves questions about the Michigan 1918 Ford–Newberry contest and the Elections Committee’s jurisdiction.
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Washington
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Supreme Court
White
Pitney, Clark
Brandeis
Congress
Justice McKenna
Senate
Elections Committee
Henry Ford
Mr. Newberry
Dillingham
Spencer
Ford-Newberry
Ford
Senator Newberry
Newberry
Leavenworth
House of
Big Timber names new city mayor and officials
John H. Trower became mayor after J. A. Lowry left office during a Monday meeting. A new city clerk and police chief were appointed, and committees were formed for water sewerage streets health and finance. An ordinance to lay a sidetrack was approved and a west side area right handled while a corner lot permit was adjusted.
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John H. Trower
J. A. Lowry
Lowry
Havre
Woodmen of America
A. P. O'Leary
Ben Mielde
Sam Fessler
Water Churchill
Nordstrom
Witten
O'Leary
Churchill
O’leary
Taggart
Thompson Yards Inc
West Side
First Avenue
Stock Street
Hart Street
Workingmen Nominate Conley for Montana Governor
In Anaconda on April 30 a banquet honored Frank Conley former warden of the Montana state penitentiary. State Senator W J Paul spoke for railroad workers praising Conley and declaring him nominated for Montana’s next governor with assurance that every workingman will rally behind him.
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Anaconda
Frank Conley
Montana ‘State Penitentiary
Milwaukee
Deer Lodge
Conley
W. J. Paul
Montana
Frank
Paul
Four Found Guilty In Conspiracy Case
In Washington on May 8 Jules W. Arnstein and four co defendants were found guilty by a jury after 40 minutes of deliberation on charges of conspiracy to bring stolen securities into the district of Columbia. Other defendants named were Nick Cohn David W. Sullivan W W Easterday and Norman S Bowles. They face potential New York trial next. a motion for a new trial will be filed and appeal planned if denied. Sentencing two weeks away with possible two years in prison or a $10000 fine or both.
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Washington
Jules W
Nicky) Arnstein
District of Columbia
Nick “Cohn
David W. Sullivan
W. W. Easterday
Norman S. Bowles
New York
Arson Probe Cited in Investigation of Fire in Us City
In view of recent events a fire sparked an arson inquiry. Officials say the blaze caused property damage and prompted security assessments. Local authorities are reviewing surveillance footage and interviewing witnesses.
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Norbeck
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Lenroot
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Myers
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Minnethe
T. W. Keithley
Thom
Yellowstone Trail
Ation
Ragland
Iwo
Ray
Vieques
Peneba de
Montanan
State
Trial Court
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Church
Workingmen
Hs Tae
Tughen
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