Fordney Tariff Fight Stalls Senate Action in Debates
Washington reports show the Fordney emergency tariff bill stalled as filibusters and party clashes delayed a vote. Leaders clashed over timing and tactics with Penrose pressing for action by February 15 while Underwood and other Democrats argued for debate and warned of a veto.
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Washington
Senate
Underwood
Alabama
Paynecrate
Wilson
Penrose
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Finance Committee
Harrison
Mississippi
McComber
North Dakota
Kenyon
Town
Smoot
Simmons
Belef
Chicago Saloons Shut by Federal Injunctions
Federal Judge Carpenter orders close of 57 saloons for alleged Volstead act violations. The targeted buildings are valued at over $1,000,000 and owners are barred from renting the premises for a year.
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Chicago
Carpenter
Mourners Killed at Italian Funeral Sparks Violence
In Modena two mourners died and several were wounded when shooters struck a funeral procession of a student killed recently. Extreme nationalist party members attacked the chamber of labor in retaliation. Bologna extremists also torched a labor chamber as protest.
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Modena
Italy
Extreme
Chamber of Labor
Bologna
Teut Reparations Agreed On By Allied Council
The allied supreme council experts reach agreement on Germany reparations payments and export tax. A 42 year schedule of annuities from 2 to 6 billion gold marks plus 10 to 15 percent ad valorem export tax is proposed to align creditor payments with Germany’s prosperity. Final approval rests with plenary council and Germany’s acceptance.
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Paris
Committee of Experts
Allied Supreme Council
Germany
Supreme Council
Brussels
Briand
Lloyd George
M. Noumer
Thiet
France
Senate Immigration Bill Hearings Conclude In Washington
The Senate immigration committee ended its hearings on the Johnson bill to suspend immigration for one year after hearing Anthony Caminetti. Members indicated the measure would be altered before a Senate report and potential support for a Dillingham percent-based restriction bill. Caminetti refused to commit on suspension, suggesting a Labor Secretary decision, warning that without limits the influx could break records before July 1.
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Washington
Senate Immigration Committee
Anthony Onaminetti
Senate
House
Colt
Dillingham
Vermont
United States
Ocaminetti
Wilson
Caminettit
Congress
Allies Likely Time Austria Action Delayed
Paris January 20 The allied supreme council appears unable to act on Austria at this meeting as most members study reparations. Among suggestions the Loucheur proposal to finance Austria through bankers is gaining the most support.
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Paris
Allied Supreme Council
Austria
M. Loucheur
Mexican Government Eases Pressure on American Investors
Unofficial advices to the state department indicate that Mexico under Obregon has adopted a conciliatory stance toward American investors. The government has suspended work on oil land claims and barred new filings by owners or claimants, reducing potential losses.
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Washington
Mexico
State Department
Obregon
Free Russians Denounce Bolshevik Acts in Paris Conference
A manifesto from a Paris anti Bolshevik conference declares that free Russia cannot be bound by Bolshevik agreements and rejects concessions to former rulers. Attendees include Kerensky Miliukov Breshkovskaya and Bakhmeteff with Avksentiev presiding. The statement denounces Bolshevik despotism and its use of force.
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New York
Free Russia
Paris
A. J. Sack
Russian Information Bureau
Kerensky
Miliukov
Foreign Affairs
Catherine Breshkovskaya
Boris
A. Bakhmeteff
N. D. Avksentiev
Party of Social Revolutionists
All- Russian Constituent Assembly
Petrograd
Bolsheviks
American Steamer President Grant Adrift in Baltic Gale
A Danzig dispatch reports the American steamer President Grant, intended to repatriate 1,400 Polish army veterans, went adrift in a heavy gale and now blocks the harbor entrance at Danzig.
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Berlin
Danzig
President Grant
United States
Million Dollar School of Retailing Planned for New York University
New York Jan 20 A million dollar school of retailing for New York University the first of its kind worldwide has been definitely decided upon by the university and prominent department store merchants of New York City. The school will have day night and short courses. The day division will be a graduate school granting a Master in Merchandising after a two year course.
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New York
New York University
New York City
Foreclosure Summons in Montana District Court
Capital Trust and Savings Bank sues E Arthur Edwards Ethel Edwards and Margaret Nagle seeking foreclosure of a mortgage dated December 18 1916 on 160 acres in Teton County Montana. Defendants must answer within twenty days. failure leads to default judgment for loan advances taxes and attorneys fees.
Notice to Creditors Estate of George S Reisz deceased
Executor Leo C Reisz of George S Reisz deceased requests all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be filed at Freeman and The Jen Conrad Bank Great Falls Montana for estate affairs in Cascade County. First publication January 27.
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George S. Reisz
Leo C. Reisz
Freeman
Jen
Conrad Bank
Great Falls
Montana
Cascade
George 5. Reisz
Extension of Time for Paying Taxes Without Penalty
Notice in Montana records that 1920 state, county, school district and city taxes are extended to October 1, 1921. Delinquent tax sale to be held in front of the treasurer at the courthouse in Chateau, Montana. Ten percent penalty not added until Oct 1 1921. interest 1 percent per month from Nov 30 1920.
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State of
Montana
Chateau
Board of County Commissioners
A. B. Guthrie
Teton County
Foreclosure of real estate mortgage in Montana court
District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District Teton County Montana. State Bank of Dutton funds mortgage on Lester Smith and Ira Smith wife for 3725.60 dollars. Property described as southeast quarter of section five and northeast quarter of section eight in township 24 north range 2 west M M. Judgment by default if no answer within twenty days. Clerk B M Jacobson, Dec 2, 1920. Speer and Gerth attorneys for plaintiff. First pub Feb 3, last Feb 24.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
State Bank of Dutton
Lester Smith
Ira Smith
Power-Wilson Company of
Dutton, Montana
St. Anthony and Dakota Elevator Company
M. M
Teton County
Montana
B. M. Jacobson
Speer and Gerth
Great Falls
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Teton County Montana
The Capital Trust and Savings Bank sues E Arthur Edwards Ethel E Edwards and Margaret J Nagle in Teton County Montana seeking foreclosure on 160 acre N4W and N4S W of Sec Township 25 North Range 3 West Meridian. The suit includes prior lien advances charges and costs with default judgment possible if defendants fail to answer within twenty days after service. Published notices run February 3 and February 24, 1921.
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Montana
County of Teton
Capital Trust & Savings Bank
Arthur Edwards
Ethel E. Edwards
Teton County
State of
Mijontana
Farmers Cooperative stockholders meet February 5 1921
Notice sets annual meeting for Farmers' Co operative Canal Company on Saturday February 5 1921 at district eight school house Farming ton Montana. Purpose to elect officers and handle business. Also includes a garage advertising steam heated service in Teton county and ready to go for cold days.
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Farmers’ Co-operative Canal Company
Farmington
Montana
Teton County
Farmers' Co Operative Can Company Meeting Notice
Meeting notice for Farmers' Cooperative Can Company with A. O. Longmuir as president and S. Forseth as secretary. First publication January 27 and final publication February 3.
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the Meeting Farmers’ Co-Operative Canal Company
A. O. Longmuir
Co. S. Forseth
Governor Dixon Approves 56 Measures in Montana Session
Governor Joseph M. Dixon has approved 56 bills and resolutions from the Seventeenth Montana legislature, the largest such record to date. Most are codification bills by I. W. Choate, with few exceptions including S. B. 95 substitute, H. J. M. 1 protest against packing regulation, and H. J. M. 2 for flax import duty. Also approved are H. B. 14 investing inactive funds, H. B. 26 on irrigation district commissioners, and H. B. 28 extending grain lien filing to 60 days.
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Joseph M. Dixon
Seventeenth Legislative Assembly
Montana
I. W. Choate
Senate
Dixon
Leuthold
Kendrick
Grenna
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Murch & Wuerthner
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