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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
7
Mrs D J Shelley of Earlville New York recalls how Chamberlains Cough Remedy cured her daughter Anna of a severe cold and cough. She endorses the non narcotic formula and its child friendly pleasant syrup flavor, suitable for throat or lung troubles.
Berlin seeks president's mediation to fix a reparations sum and speed up talks with the Allies. The U S replies it cannot arbitrate but favors immediate resumption of negotiations if Germany submits proposals as a basis for discussion. Secretary Hughes calls the appeal notable but says the U S will not act as umpire.
Geneva April 23 Great Britain has forwarded four additional treaties for registration with the League of Nations secretariat including the commercial convention with the Russian Soviet government. The total registered to date exceeds 100 with 22 from England 18 from the ambassadors council 12 from France and 12 from Germany. Documents include notes on the Anglo Japanese alliance the Franco Belgian military alliance the San Remo petroleum convention and six treaties with the Soviet government.
Washington April 23 The department of justice considers establishing commissioners' courts in larger cities to relieve federal district courts from prohibition case congestion. Attorney General Daugherty said such legislation would be required. He also said the department is investigating self appointed agents selling counterfeit liquor permits.
Secretary Weeks announces General Pershing will head a skeletonized general headquarters to direct field operations in time of war. The plan creates a war staff focused on strategy and tactics, free from peacetime training and supply duties.
Paris reports from April 28 that the mixed military and civil commission outlines a plan to occupy two thirds of the Ruhr valley and Elberfeld and Barmen in Westphalia after May 1 if reparations fail. One hundred thousand French troops are provided, with control over mines mills and export goods under allied supervision.
Chicago April 23 William D Big Bill Haywood J W W chief to begin an 0 year sentence at Leavenworth penitentiary this week now in Russia federal authorities Thursday say Haywood has been at liberty under 10 000 bond pending action by the United States supreme court which recently refused to review his case With 92 other T W W s he was convicted in the fall of 1938 for obstructing this country's war plans.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming it aids constitutionally influenced local catarrh. It also publicizes sealed bids for a ditch rider contract in Farmington Montana, detailing submission deadline April 20 1921 and contact at K R Smith secretary of the Teton Co operative Canal Company.
Washington reports a proposed army expansion to 166 000 regulars in the new army appropriation bill draft by the house sub committee. The measure funds about 330 million dollars, roughly 14.6 million less than the last session bill Wilson vetoed.
Paris reports the German government will not move Reichsbank gold reserves to Coblenz or Colonge branches as demanded by the reparations commission. The decision was announced on Thursday in the German government statement.
Washington April 24 The senate agriculture committee started work on farmer relief and related laws. Senator Cooper’s bill to legalize cooperative marketing was sent to Secretary Wallace. The packet control bill was referred to a Norris headed subcommittee which will meet today. No further hearings are planned on the measure.
District Court in Teton County Montana issues alias summons to Louis Beringer Minnie Beringer Alice M. Kinsley Lulu B. Stanton and others in a foreclosure action. It seeks to foreclose a mortgage dated November 1 1915 and requires defendants to answer within 20 days or face default judgment.
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