Shall America Disarm? A Washington disarmament meeting urged president to convene a world conference
A Washington Easter Sunday gathering under the Woman's Disarmament Committee adopted a resolution pressing President Harding to convene a world conference on disarmament. Senator Borah warned that arms burdens threaten liberty while naval buildup and sea power debates reveal sharp division over disarmament as a path to peace.
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America
Washington
Harding
Versail
Daniels
Great Britain
England
Spain
United States
France
America Favors Universal Disarmament Plan Under Guarantees
The text argues that while disarmament is desirable, America cannot disarm without universal guarantees. It hopes a conference will propose a feasible plan to end warfare, but warns against allowing the country to fall behind great powers and face injustice abroad.
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America
Dancing reforms seen in Europe may influence American trend
A Paris dispatch reports a movement to curb jazz influenced dances, favoring a return to the waltz. Hungary has already banned the fox trot one step and jazz, while American opinion seeks balance, arguing dances can be healthy with proper limits and guidance.
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Paris
Congress of Dancing Professors
England
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Hungary
Europe
America
Public Land Claim Notice for Mathis Montana
Notice is given that Paul F. Mathis of Chateau Montana holder of homestead entries Serial Nos 044611 and 045003 has filed for three year proof to establish claim to SEY NEYSWY section 10 township 23N range 4W Montana Meridian before A C Warner U S Commissioner at Chateau Montana on April 1 1921 Witnesses include Don R McQuaid Gershom Hutchinson Henry Van Weichen all of Chateau and Albert Bottenhagen of Bo le Montana J A Barker Register First pub March 3 last March 31
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Department’ of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Paul F. Mathis
Chateau
Sey. Neyswy
Township 23N
Range 4W
Meridian
A. C. Warner
U. S
Don R. McQuaid
Gershom Hutchinson
Henry van Weichen
Albert Bottenhagen
Bole
J. A. Barker
Register
Arms Sweep Nets Large Cache and Emigration Ring
Dublin reports two official statements on raids by auxiliary police. Fifteen revolvers six rifles six shotguns 400 bombs 1500 rounds and other arms seized behind Great Charles street along with sedition literature and three would be emigrants bound for America guarded by four Sinn Fein members. Seven men found at No 100 Seville Place detained as three wouldbe emigrants and four rebel policemen aiding the plan.
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Dublin
America
Trish Republican Army
General Headquarters
Auxilians
Sinn
Seville Place
Duublin
Ireland
Debs Returns to Atlanta Prison After Washington Trip
Eugene V. Debs resumed life at the Atlanta federal penitentiary after a Washington visit with Attorney General Dougherty. The Socialist leader, serving a 10 year term for wartime espionage, appeared cheerful as he was escorted to the prison. He said he would be a good convict and thanked the department of justice for fair treatment so far, per attorney Samuel Castleton.
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Atlanta
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Washington
Dougherty
Debs
Department of Justice
Samuel Castleton
Search Continues for Missing Naval Balloon Incident
Pensacola Florida March 26 continued search yesterday by squadrons of planes flying boats dirigibles and eagle boats failed to locate any trace of the missing naval balloon in command of Chief Quartermaster G K Wilkinson carrying four students. The craft departed the naval air station Tuesday night and was last reported over the gulf twenty miles off St Andrew's bay. Naval officials have not given up hope of rescuing the missing men.
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Pensacola
Ila
G. K. Wilkinson
Naval Air Station
Gulf
St. Andrew's Bay
Tornado Kills Two in Tennessee District
A March 26 tornado began at Berlin and moved northeast across Marshall County injuring ten seriously and killing two. Twelve residences and barns were destroyed, timber felled, and the railway station at Anes on the Lewisburg branch of the Louisville and Nashville line was torn down.
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Nashville
Berlin
Lewisburg
Marshall County
Anes
Louisville & Nashville
Foreclosure Suit Involving Land Mortgage In Montana
In Teton County Montana the Capital Trust and Savings Bank sues Alla A Richards and others for foreclosure on a mortgage dated August 27 1917 and recorded September 19 1917 on 160 acres described as B4W of Section 24 Township 23 North Range One West. Defendants are summoned to answer within twenty days. default proceeds. Clerk Blanche M Jacobson presides March 24 1921. Attorneys for plaintiff WEARTHNER & Co. First pub March 31.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Capital Trust and Savings Bank
Alla A. Richards
Rade Sijian
Rade ‘Mamuzic
Emilie Matteucci
Summmons
Teton County
Montana
Montana Principal Meridian
Blanche M. Jacobson
Chamerlain's Liniment Aids Rheumatic Aches
Advertises Chamerlain's Liniment for rheumatic pains with a recommendation to massage the affected parts twice daily, promising noticeable relief from the aches.
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Chamerlain
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R. E. Nelson
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L.E. Taylor
March
Wearthner
First Pub
Druggzsta and Barbers
Luchy Tiger CO
Kansas City
Carney Lump Coal
Montana Transfer Co
Harry Adams
Curly” Nelson Proprietors
J. M. Baker Elevator Co
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