Hays Blames President Wilson Over Treaty Delays
Chicago September 8 Will Hays chairman of the Republican National Committee says President Wilson is pounding against a stone wall trying to ratify the peace treaty with reservations to safeguard American independence. Hays arrived from Washington and will confer with Republicans. Also noted W T Lowe of Dutton named head of the Chateau Mercantile Co clothing department after Lloyd Shulkin’s resignation.
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Chicago
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Wilson
Hayes
Washington
Hays
America
W. T. Lowe
Dutton
Chateau Mercantile Co
Lloyd Shulkin
Rejection of Treaty Means Sacrifice Says Report
Washington reports minority members of the foreign relations committee warned that rejecting the peace treaty or amending it would cost the United States the concessions won from Germany under a dictated peace. Senator Hitchcock led a Democratic group urging ratification without reservations and denouncing delays.
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Washington
League, of Nations
United States
Germany
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Shields
Tennessee
Lodge
Williams
Mississippi
Swanson
Virginia
Pomeron
Ohio
Smith
Arizona
Pitman
Nevada
Paris
League
Explaining Elk Hunting Laws and Open Season in Montana
Helena Sept 9 At the request of J L DeHart state game warden Attorney General Ford prepared an opinion clarifying the open season for elk and the regulations governing shipment of fish and game. The opinion notes amendments to sections fixing general and county specific closed seasons and discusses changes from 1917 to 1919.
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Helena
J. L. DeHart
Ford
American Railway Express Company
DeHart
Public School opens with strong start at Chateau
Mr. Burgett reports a smooth beginning with 183 pupils enrolled and registration completed by 10:30. Teachers’ spirit and pre opening planning boost classes, while crowded rooms await new addition and a hot furnace. Upper grade girls form a glee club under Miss Fletcher with strong teacher support.
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Burgett
Chateau
Miss Fletcher
City Clean-up Day Pushed Back One Week
The postponed clean-up day will begin Thursday morning September 18 due to the state fair. Mayor J. C. Morgan announces the schedule change.
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J. C. Morgan
Republicans Call Meeting in Helena for State GOP Talks
A Republican Women and State Central Committee meeting is called at the Placer Hotel Helena on Wednesday September 24 1919 at 12 oclock noon to organize and discuss the political situation. All party members urged to attend. John A Tressler chairman.
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Republican State Central Committee
Placer Hotel
Helena
Republican Party
John A. Tressler
Sheep Shipment From Cole Bros. to Webster North Carolina
Three car loads of sheep were loaded on the Milwaukee yesterday for shipment to Webster North Carolina. They were purchased from Cole Bros. and will be fed during the winter by the new owner.
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Milwaukee
Webster
N. C
Cole Bros
The League of Nations and Western Liberalism
Discussion on social and political reconstruction linked to the League of Nations and the future of Western liberalism. References a 1902 London publication noting the rise of liberal ideas amid social questions in England and the United States. The article hints at a forthcoming continuation on page twelve.
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League of Nations
London
England
United States
Farmington Notes Include School Openings and Moves
Charles Metz closes his business and leaves for other points. At the state fair attenders include J. J. Otness L. J. Otness John Edwards and H. P. Krueger with families. Mrs. Mary Hanson and family visit Great Falls. Bertha Davidson teaches the Koyt school starting Monday. The Burton school begins. Firefighting crews return from the mountains. Frank Haynes and family move here to settle. Gregor Tangen repairs the Burton ditch.
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Charles Metz
J. J. Otness
L. J. Otness
John Edwards
H. P. Krueger
Mary Hanson
Great Falls
Maren Skaara
Fairfield
Bertha Davidson
Koyt
Passmore
DeRusha
Arthur Davidson
Greger Tangen Ranch
Cal Binford Place
Clarke
Collins
Burton Scheool
Pete Ness
Noble Whitacre
Agawam
Jack Cranton
Dakota
M. A. Hanson
H. R. Thompson
J. Peterson
Evelyn
O. J. Oskness
Nora Richemis
Pearl Jacobson
Frank Haynes
Minnesota
Miss Payne
Oklahoma
Farmington
Nels Austad
Albert Peterson
C. O. Lindseth
Gregor Tangen
Boston Riots Endure as Troops Restore Martial Rule
Rioting roiled Boston with mobs seizing loot and attacking unprotected residents. State guard cavalry cleared Scollay and Adams Squares as 5,000 troops restored order after a day of unprecedented lawlessness. Police estimate losses near $300,000 with widespread burglary and violence reported.
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Boson
Boston
Bodlums
Scollay Square
State Guard
Scollay
Adams
Crowley
Boston Common
McElwain Shoe Company
Steel Workers Press for Action on Conference
Washington notes that representatives of the Union Steel Workers seek a definite statement on an early meeting with leaders of United States Steel and the mains. The session lasts 48 hours to await a reply before a final move. Conditions in the steel industry grow worse and officers warn they cannot restrain workers much longer.
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Washington
Wilson
Steel Workers
United States Steel Corporation
Mains
Kingston and Miller Wed at Local Methodist Church
After Sunday evening service Reverend J A Alford united Fred S Kingston and Lillian Miller in marriage on the pulpit platform with ring service. Witnessed by relatives only the couple will reside northwest of Valier where their new home will soon be ready. The Valerian joins in best wishes for a long and happy career.
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Methodist Church
J. A. Alford
Fred S. Kingston
Lillian Miller
Valier
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