Federal Reserve Bank Assured for Park Commerce irrigation plan
Unclear text discusses Federal Reserve Bank options and a proposed branch, referencing Minneapolis and Helena and a plan to aid navigation and water use in the Mississippi Valley. Mentions delays, negotiations, and railway labor issues affecting costs and service, with a focus on arbitration and scheduling.
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Noy
Bank of
Minre
Eoanth
Federal Reserve
Chirman Jonns
Rich Af Hain
Local council debates representation in United States
In a November session the council discussed a resolution regarding the use of women in United States representation. Phillip N. Moore of St. submitted the proposal, aiming to address the appointment of three representatives.
New Guidance Delays on Dew League Board Decisions
Apparent confusion over appointments and authority surfaces as officials discuss implementing a resolution. Agencies report rising fees and private charges by employment and labor offices while government oversight remains unsettled amid public expense criticism and proposed restriction measures.
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Hluriea
Washington
Aoitten
Miss Margaeal
Wate
New York
Ohio Industrial Commission
Miss Neale
Ter
Savings Bureau Usury Department
In Kentucky Wartime Alcohol Policies Highlighted
Fragmentary notice outlines wartime liquor controls in Kentucky with references to federal authority. Mentions Louisville and tax-paid steps, but text is incomplete. Evokes debates over prohibition-era measures and enforcement actions amid evolving policy.
Senate Rejects Peace Treaty After Three Ratification Votes
Washington fails to ratify the peace treaty amid three votes with Democratic opponents against ratification. Republicans push a war end resolution. only McCumber supports the treaty. Senate adjourns, leaving wartime laws in effect into the next session. Budget and park highway proposals gain endorsement, with expansions to Crater Lake and Yellowstone areas discussed.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
I W W Planned Centralia public safety incident before Armistice Day
In Centralia Washington authorities report an alleged confession by L Roberts a self confessed I W W member claiming the radicals planned a public safety incident three weeks before Armistice Day The statement links E Wesley Everest to directing the plan and mentions Seminary Hill as the shooting site with a boy witnessing three men on the hill and a suitcase found afterward
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Wash
Industrial Workers of the World
L. Roberts
Robert
E. Wesley Everest
Roberts
Seminary Hill
Grand Mount
Herman Allen
C. D. Cunningham
Tower Avenue
Second Avenue
Hanford
Hanford River
Seattle Union Record Seized by Officials in Espionage Probe
Tacoma dispatch reports United States Attorney Robert C. Saunders announces federal seizure of the Seattle Union Record amid I W W arrests. He cites a Palmer telegram threatening prosecution if the paper’s publication violates the espionage act, calling the action only the beginning.
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Union
Seattle
Robert C. Saunders
United States
Washington
I W. W
Northwest
A. Mitchell Palmer
Seattle Union Record
Union Record
Aaaae
Carter Glass Named Senator From Virginia
Richmond announces the appointment of Secretary Carter Glass to the U S Senate to succeed the late Thomas S Martin. Glass will serve until the next election if he leaves the cabinet now. Glass, a Lynchburg resident, is a former member of Congress who helped shape the Federal Reserve Act.
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Glass
United States Senate
Thom
S. Martin
Leroy Hodges
Davis
Martin
Mr. Glass
Lynchburg
Mr. Martin
Charlottesville
Congress
Treasury
House
Gum Wit
Tee
Federal Reserve Law
Senate Moves Treaty Toward Final Ratification Under Cloture
Washington reports the Senate, under cloture for the first time, adopted ten more Foreign Relations Committee reservations on the peace treaty in five hours. Republicans and Democrats largely supported the measures, with 78 to 16 vote. Eleven to twenty nine majorities followed on various points, amid a shift with Democrats resigning to passive resistance and a lone McCumber defecting on the Shantung reservation.
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Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Demoacratie Beuedlers
Shantung
League of Nations
Shantung Reservation
McCumber
North Dakota
National Grange Declines Conference With Labor Leaders
The National Grange announced it will not attend a Washington conference with union labor, rejecting Samuel Gompers invitation. About 600,000 farmers and their wives represented by the Grange voted against an alliance, sending a formal declines note in Grand Rapids.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
National Grange
Samuel Gompers
Washington
Gompers
Rand
Teevid Debsite
Ieee
Srecovelent Tia
Sersieg Ngruc
Jury Bears Civic Cases for Change
Leo J. Cremer appears in several actions and quits with good average. Local civic matters hinge on evolving cases and court outcomes.
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Leo J. Cremer
Starr Case Confounds Jury In Not Guilty Verdict
The Montana State case against Dr. C W Starr for practicing medicine without a license ended with a not guilty verdict after limited testimony. Jurors included L E Ewan Jr O B Flare and others. The judge ruled osteopathic practice and anesthetic use without license violated state law. Continued on Page Eight.
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C. W. Starr
Pioneer
Ed West
L. £. Ewan, Jr
O. B. Flare
Andrew Larson
J. M. Casebolt
Oscar Nepstad
Roy S. Moore
Ray R. Crum
John W. Davis
Wade Koontz
Grover Morris
Robert Johnson
A. R. Thomason
W. A. Conwell
F. W. Bailey
S. W. McEwen
Roger S. Greene
Leo J. Cremer
Thas
Esch Railway Measure Passes Lower House
The House approved key points of the Esch railroad reform bill setting rules for rate increases within 60 days of private operation, guaranteed revenues for six months, funding options for post control debts, and access to a $2.25 billion revolving loan fund with six percent interest.
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Washington
House
Lwth
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louis Satre Dies Near Rapelje After Illness
Louis Satre, longtime Gib son country resident, died at Rapelje Montana of pernicious anemia Friday. The body was moved to Butte for burial at Mountain View cemetery after funeral at the Lutheran church conducted by Rev. L Onerheims. Born January 2 1886 at Aalesund Norway he came to America at 19 and married Bertha Gabrielsen November 8 191? The union produced one child and he was a respected neighbor and successful tailor.
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Gibson Country
Rapelje
Stillwater County
Mountain View
Rev
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Louis Satré
Aalesund
Neensy
Montana
America
Marriege
Bertha” Gabrieleon
Setre
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