Briand Defends Reparations Policy Before French Chamber
Paris February 5 French Premier Briand told the chamber the reparations decisions from Paris are the best obtainable for France under current conditions and urged deputies to accept or reject them as a whole. He rebutted Andre Tardieu’s criticisms and warned against discounting Germany’s debt, citing volatile world markets and the Versailles treaty’s dependence on reparations work.
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Paris
French Chamber of Deputies
Premler Briand
France
Germany
M. Briand
Andre Tardieu
United Tes
Sould
M. Tardieu
Gaid
M. ‘Tardieu
Mary Pickford Divorce Under Fire in Nevada
Mary Pickford divorce case against Owen Moore faces scrutiny over the record and service. Nevada Attorney General argues the state may seek to set aside the decree if fraud or collusion is shown, citing authority to protect public welfare and ensure justice in courts.
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Garson City
Nevada
Minden
Fowler
Mary Pickford
Owen Moore
Gavin McNeb
P. A. McCoran
Miss Pickford
Commonwealth
Government Wool Sale at Boston Canceled
The planned sale of 4,000,000 pounds of government wool in Boston was canceled at the request of Senator Walsh of Montana. Secretary Baker said the government still has 58,000,000 pounds in reserve, while Walsh argued the sale would depress prices.
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Billings
Boston
War Baker
T J. Walsh
Montana
Walsh
Baker
Craig to Succeed Carson as Ulster Leader
Sir James Craig declared his future policy will be no surrender to the disintegrating forces in Ireland and that he is, at heart, an Orangeman. He spoke after election as leader of the Ulster Unionist party and predicted the king would open both Ulster and southern parliaments, ending Ireland’s bitter struggles.
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Dublin
Strickland
Galway
Burgada
Rosscarbery
County Cork
Irish Republican Army
Irish Bulletin
Republican
Sinn Feiner
Macready
Ireland
Belfast
James Craig
Ulster Unionist Party
Edward Carson
Sir James
James
Ulster
England to abolish excess profits tax in coming year
Birmingham Feb 3 J Austen Chamberlain chancellor of the exchequer said in a speech the excess profits tax in England would be withdrawn and no new taxes would be proposed for the next financial year. He denied government aims at an election on a budget and outlined seven year tax terms for prewar businesses with new firms exempt after December 31 last.
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Birmingham
England
J. Austen Chamberlain
the Exchecquer
Chamberlain
Greek Premier Quits Amid War Minister Dispute
The Greek cabinet formed November 18 under Premier Rhallis resigned last night over a clash with War Minister Gounaris about who would head the Greek delegation to the Near East Conference in London later this month. The move comes as Greece considers its role in ongoing talks and regional diplomacy.
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Athens
Rhallis
Gounaris Os
London
Wilson Proclaims Senate Special Session March 4
President Wilson issues a proclamation calling a special Senate session to convene March 4 after a communicated request from President‑elect Harding. Senator Underwood urged the call, relayed through Senator Lodge. The session will consider cabinet and other Harding appointments and likely be brief.
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Washington
Wilson
Harding
Senate
Underwood
Lodge
Commissioners Proceedings Regular January Session 1921
The January 3 1921 meeting opened with Crain Crittenden present Jones absent. Afternoon session elected Crane chairman corrected 1920 minutes and awarded contracts for gravel work and lumber bids while approving official bonds. January 4 5 continued with salary allowances road funds and a special meeting set for mid January to address road grants loans and classifications.
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Charles P. Crane
W. J. Crittenden
W. D. Jones
Tuly
Chas. P. Crane
Teton County
Teiton
Chateau Lumber Company
Chateau
Henry Kind
Teton River
Burd Hill
W. Jj
Grittenden
W. H. Webb
Alfred ©. Warner
Isaac S. Martine
Blanche M. Jacobson
Dist
George W. Magee
Jesse J.ean Gleason
Surety Bond
Edythe Saylor
J. E. DeHaas
Cho
M.A. O'Neil
Charles P. Grane
Ira Luce
Notice to Creditors Estate of George S Reisz
Notice is given by Leo C Reisz as executor of the estate of George S Reisz deceased. Creditors are asked to present their claims.
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George S. Reisz
Leo C. Reisz
Executor Calls Claims On Estate of George S Reisz
The estate of George S Reisz is administered by Leo C Reisz executor. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication to Leo C Reisz care of Freeman and Thelen Conrad Bank Great Falls Montana for estate business in Cascade County. First pub January 27, last February 17, 1921.
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Leo C. Reisz
Freeman and Thelen
Conrad Bank
Great Falls
Montana
Cascade
George S
Foreclosure Suit In Teton County Montana
State Bank of Dutton files foreclosure action against Lester and Ira Smith and others on a mortgage of 3726.60 for southeast quarter of section 5 and northeast quarter of section 8 in township 24 north range 2 west. Suit noted in district court with service required within twenty days. Proceedings date December 2, 1920, in Great Falls attorneys Spear and Gerth.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Capital Trust & Savings Bank
E. Arthur Edwards
Ethel E. Edwards
Margaret J. Nagle
Teton County
Montana
Miontana Merridian
B. Arthur Edwards
Tetoni County
Range
West
Meridian
Blanche M. Jacobson
Murch & Wuerthner
Great Falls
State Bank of Dutton
Lester Smith
Ira Smith
Power-Wilson Company of
Dutton
Towit
Township 24
Range 2
M. M
B. M. Jacobson
Spear and Gerth
Livers and Bowels Benefit from Chamberlain's Tablets
When the liver becomes torpid Chamberlain's Tablets are suggested to tone the liver and gently move the bowels. The product is claimed to improve digestion.
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IRI Army
Craig
Carson
General Fund
John Saterlie
J. BE. Malmin
EB. A. Cleland
Robert Clarkson
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County Agen
Nella M. Woods
Coun CY Muyse Co
Fairfield Times
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Ceccese
General Fund Sudqtics
Eecesessesseessee
Earl Burgett
Anna E. Stafford
Ruth Sweat
Teton County Farm Bureau
Neila M. Woods
Oacec
Smith and Liptak
DONS
Oac
Sceee
jLawyers Co-Operative Publishing Company
Ray R. Porter
Tribune Printing and Supply CO
Eeee
Choteau Mercantile Co
Ceceiceeeend Pe Mvasnet
Choteau Acantha
Chester P. Abbott
Carl Ag Ee
Gilbert Agee
Roy Abee
Sam Abcc
O.u
H. Agee
Alpaugh
Martin
BE. BrAere
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Breere
W. Burch
J. J. Burch
Same
Leland Bullard
Fred Campbell
Elmer Cardell
T County Suiveyon
Sqiary
Gus Depner, Jr
Karl DeRusha
Everett DeRusha
O. DeRusha
Aslek Dolalie
B. K. Edwards
Walter Ellard
Fred N. Fornfeist
Joan Galligan
Louis Barrett
W. T. Geren
W. T. Granger
Bernard Hanson
J. K. Harris
Stanley Harris
George Hart
Chas. Heighton
Herman Huisenga
Sam Huselid
Frank Hynes
Milton D. Johnson
COX
D. Johnson
August Kathman
J. W. Kerr
Henry Wind
T. M. Klette
Emery Knowlton
P. Kooyman
Oscar Lindseth
George McKee
Lester McKee
Joan Maroon
Oscar Moe
Ee Wee
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Wm. Odenwald
Sar
J. H. Odenwald
Nick Pambrun
Gradesman
Harold B. Passmore
Cecil Passmore
John Pearson
H. L. Pearson
L. W. Pearson
Pilling Lumber Co
Theesiei Ettepteentetbautschee
Pilling Lbr. Co
Pondera County
Ole Quenemoen
Herman Quenemoen
Plaintiff
Mon
Tana
Bull Durham
Ioc
Bere
Power-Morgan Co
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