Montana Notes Highlight Mining Fires and Football
Montana notes report Anaconda Copper resumes Berkeley mine operations adding 300 workers, Billings defeats Butte 27 to 0, Montana Country Club fire in Helena causes over 10000 damage, pioneer Frank Cleveland dies near Bozeman, and Great Falls tire plant revival eyed.
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Berkeley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Billings-Butte
Billings
Montana Country Club
Helena
Frank Cleveland
Montana
Territory
Bozeman
Great Falls
Montana Cord Tire Company
Rocky Mountain Tire & Rubber Company
Elks of
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Harlowton
Yellowstone County
C. TL
Calloway
Laurel
Willard C. Hall
Butte
Beauchoup Mademolgelles Et
Beaucoup Soldats Francais
Coliseum Hall
American Legion
Richard A. Haste
Burton K. Wheeler
United States
Wheeler
Haste
Washington
Judith Basin
F. Hersey
Bureau of Public Roads
Missoula
Bureau
Bank of
Fergus County
State Bank
First National
Lewistown
Kew
First ‘National Bank
J. M. Beanland
Silver Bow Jind
Warm Springs Institution
Lausanne Meet Deadlocked and Oil Field Dispute
The article reports Greece executed former leaders for treason amid wider Near East tensions. Britain protests and considers Iraq’s Mosul oil fields. France contemplates Ruhr plans while denying imminent occupation. Britain, France, and American interests clash over reparations, oil, and influence in Asia Minor.
Greek court condemns six to death in high treason case
A Greek military court in Athens sentenced six former leaders and generals to death for conspiracy in the Asia Minor defeat. Britain protested, severing relations as Greece carried out the executions, while the United States debated recognition amid mounting regional isolation risks.
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Greece
Asia Minor
Great Britain
Britain
Erskine Childers
Irish Free States
Athens
Gounaris
Stratos
Protopapadakis
Baltazzi
Theotokios
Hadianestis
Stratigos
Goudas
Great
Washington
United States
Jefferson Caffery
St. King
George
Royal
Lausanne Conference Behind Closed Doors
Fragments from official communiques mask the real talks as correspondents claim dissension. Two committees on Turkey frontiers and Mosul oil fields show little progress. Turkish refusal to recognize Mudros armistice and to fund allied troops in Constantinople is noted.
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Mosul
Britain
Teisal
Iraq
Turkey
Messrs. Child
Grew
Angora
Thrace
Adrianople
diMculty
Maritza
Karagatch
Constantinople
Mosul Ofi
Clemenceau Warns of German Threat and Disarmament Violations
In Chicago last week M. Clemenceau warned France fears a German revanchist move aided by a Soviet Turkey pact. He cited 45 German disarmament breaches and claimed Germany bankrupted itself to avoid France payments, while denying France militarism. The ship subsidy bill then passed the House with amendments favored by Republicans, requiring annual congressional approval of merchant marine fund payments.
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Nis
Chicago
M. Clemenceau
France
Germany
Russia
Turkey
Clemenceau
Congress
Merchant Marine Fund
Couzens Named Michigan Senator Designate
AMES COUZENS, now mayor of Detroit, to be the new Michigan senator succeeding Truman Newberry. Appointed by Governor Groesbeck, he wired acceptance from New York where he visited his daughter on Thanksgiving. Born in Ontario fifty years ago, he rose from newsboy to fortune via Ford auto ventures and municipal railway projects.
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Ames Couzens
Detroit
Michigan
Truman SL. Newberry
Groesbeck
New York
Couzens
Mr. Couzens
Prohibition Enforcement Tightened After Philadelphia Orgy
President Harding asserts strong support for enforcing the eighteenth amendment. Federal authorities ordered to cooperate with prohibition agencies and push all pending liquor cases with stiff penalties. Fifty new prohibition agents added in Philadelphia after the Army Navy game row.
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Sam
Harding
Philadelphia
Army- Navy
Fapan Moves from Shantung Peninsula and Klaochow Falls
Fapan left the Shantung peninsula on December 1 after promising concessions to the Chinese over payment. China then took Klaochow the next day. Tsingtao opened as a port with autonomous municipal status and will allow Japanese participation in public enterprises there.
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Fapan
Shantung Peninsula
China
Klaochow
Tsingtaoo
Tsingtao
Mussolini Granted Full Power By Italian Chamber
The Italian chamber of deputies passed a bill by 275 to 90 giving Premier Mussolini complete authority to enact economic reforms and rehabilitate finances. He acts as receiver for a nearly bankrupt country amid broad labor support, with unions offering to work an extra hour daily for the government.
Governor pardons Bross Lloyd and 15 others in espionage case
Governor Small of Minois, following Justice Carter's dissent, pardons William Bross Lloyd and 15 other Communists just jailed for violation of the state espionage law. The court majority's opinion is not cited in the pardon action.
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Overnor Small
Minois
Justice Carter
State Supreme Court
William Bross Lloyd
Death of James R. Mann Chicago congressman
The nation mourns James R. Mann a long serving Chicago congressman with twenty six years in the House and thirteen consecutive terms He was re elected last November Known for deep legislative knowledge and independent stance in Congress
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James R. Mann
Chicago
Congress
Port of Missing Men Appeals for Help in Case of Robert Page
The United States Veterans Bureau asks the American Legion to locate Robert Carter Page who disappeared from St Elizabeth's hospital in Washington. Page is a 25 year old ex soldier with aphasia potential signs, last known in California after working in Chicago and Cleveland. Information should be sent to his father W I Page in Washington or the Bureau Information Section.
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United States
Veterans’bureau
American Legion
Robert Carter Page
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Washington, D. C
C. W. Swan
Division of Information
Vpage
Page
Army
Air Service
San Diego
Calif
California
Sellers Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Cuyahoga Works
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Washington Street
Carpenter Street
United States Veterans’ Bureau
W. I. Page
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Thirteenth Post Seeks Information on Missing Pasch in Brooklyn
The Thirteenth Post No. 613 Brooklyn American Legion asks for any information on Frederick Pasch missing since July 25. Pasch is a World War II veteran, 25 years old, 5'9" tall, 105 pounds, brown eyes and hair, left home in apparent good health. His wife resides at 812 Myrtle Avenue.
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Thirteenth Post
Brooklyn
N. Y
American Legion
Frederick Pasch
Sumner Avenue
Thirteenth Coast Defense Command
Pasch
One Hundred and Fourteenth Infantry
Myrtle Avenue
Department of Texas
Dallas
Cecil T. Lavender
Bakersfield
Dallf
William Irving Lavender
Lancaster
Tex
France
Powers Buried by Hoquiam Legion Seeks Relatives
A man named Powers killed in an Aloah log ging camp in Washington was buried by Hoquiam Post No. 16 American Legion and relatives are sought. Ottawa reports Clarence Powers served with Canadian overseas forces. brother John Powers last listed at 683 Arch Street Philadelphia.
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Powers
Aloah
Washington
Hoquiam Post No. 16
American Legion
Ottawa
Canada
Clarence Raymond Powers
John Powers
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Merrill Policeman Foils Night Post Office Robbery
George Severt of Merrill Wisconsin a police officer and World War veteran engaged a gang of yeggmen during a night post office robbery. He challenged the lookout fired back drew his revolver and forced the assailants to retreat behind the building. He then moved to strike from the rear driving the thieves to flee.
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George Severt
Merrill
Wis
Uncle Sam
Severt
Levert
Edward Burns Post
American Legion
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