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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1919

Page

6

World Notes on Air Service War Debates and Leaders

Summary of global aviation plans and political shifts postwar. British firms eye a transatlantic airship link and acquire the R-54 and R-39. Brazil to receive six former German torpedo boats. Sir John Alcock dies from injuries. UK courts limit government power. Canada fumbles leadership plans as Sir Robert Borden health wanes. Wilson grants pardons. housing sale bill moves through Congress.

America Brazil John Alcock England Athintic Tis France John Sankey King's Bench Ilegal Robert Porden Canada Sir Robert Victor I. Berger Congress Wisconsin Henry T. Bodenstab Berger Bodenstah House of Representatives FE. L. Philip United States Hamburg New York Marl Caddock Sam Clapham Chicago Caddock John C. Pollock Industrial Workers of the World Kansas City Kan Leavenworth Pollock James W. Gerard Germany Wilson South Dakota James J. Hill St. Paul Louis W. Hill

Operators Seek Constructive Settlement In Coal Strike

Washington December 24 The bituminous operators association says the investigation of the coal industry is courted and a general meeting of mine owners will be held to consider settlement. Spokesman Phil H Penna notes operators will abide by the president's arbitration plan while urging prior consultation and a peaceful resolution.

Washington Bituminous Operators’ Association Palmer United States Wilson Pennsylvania Terre Haute Phil H. Penna Penna

Activity of radicals to be probed subject

Washington reports announce a general congressional inquiry into radical activity in the United States to begin after holidays with hearings at eastern ports. Rep Johnson says investigations will revive seized seditious documents as western jails hold many radicals and anarchists in line with figures like Berkman and Goldman. Caminetti notes the Buford's destination will be decided by conditions in Europe.

United States Forestry Service California Oregon Washington Montana Idaho Robert Capelle San Francisco India Hiram W. Johnson H. L. Carnahan Los Angeles Corporations Nevada Utah Arizona Oakland Cal Fred W. Foss Foss el Paso Tex Leer Tinkler Hyde Park N. C Pedro Ramierez Ohta Willian A. Carlyle Wyoming Rawlins Senate House Johnson Housemmigration Committee New York Soviet Russia Departments of Justice Alex Berkman Emma Goldman Buford Soviet Russia Anthony Caminetti Europe Immigration Service

Finances and Festivities Mark Paris Christmas Scene

The Petit Parisien likens France’s unbacked government funds to a man drawing on an empty bank as Christmas and New Year expenses rise. Paris restaurants report brisk bookings with seats filled, showing festive spending persists despite the financial paradox.

Paris France Petit Parisien

Lloyd George outlines Ireland home rule two parliaments plan

Premier Lloyd George addressed Parliament detailing a proposed Irish home rule bill. He argued secession would be fought with force and described a plan for two parliaments in the north and south with a connecting council. He outlined taxation powers and imperial controls while promising minority protections and staged transfers.

London Lloyd George House of Commons Commons Dublin Viscount Lord French Ireland Europe Russia Brower America Treland Westminster United States United Ireland

Uninvited Kids Wreck Party At Armory Riot

Thousands of uninvited children flooded the 1st regiment armory in New York for a Christmas festival. Fourteen thousand kids surged for gifts set out for seven thousand invited needy children, triggering a riot despite police and soldiers efforts to control the crowd.

New York 1St Regiment

Diannunzio Quits Fiume Command

Dispatch from Rome reports Gabriel dAnnunzio has abandoned command at Fiume and is said to be aboard a ship at sea. The notice frames the poet soldier as leaving leadership duties while at sea.

Diannunzio FIUME Gabriel d’Annunzio Rome

Cummins Railroad Bill Enacted by Senate

The Cummins railroad bill passed the Senate 46 to 30 ending debate and sending the measure to conference. It retains anti strike provisions and anticipates return of roads to private operation by January 31 absent a veto. Debate lingered over private ownership and labor provisions with House action set for early next month.

Washington Cummins Senate Congress House Wilson Dans Railroad Administration Wilsondhere la Follette Wisconsin

Shipload of Undesirables Sails for Unknown Port

New York December 22 The US Army transport Buford with 249 passengers including anarchists communists and radicals banned from the US for conspiring against the government sailed at dawn. Destination sealed, landing likely at a northern port offering access to Soviet Russia. Leaders Berkman and Goldman aboard with 245 men and two women.

New York United States Army Buford Ark of America Russia United States Forts Hamilton Wadsworth Alexander Berkman Emma Goldman Ethel Bernstein Dora Lipkin G. A. Hitchcock Hilton War and Labor Departments

Egg boycott cuts 12 cents off price

Chicago December report says housewives boycott of butter and egg dealers lowers egg prices by 12 cents a dozen. A letter to Major A. A. Sprague from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange notes eggs fell from 77 to 65 cents per dozen over three days and that there is no market.

Chicago A. A. Sprague Fair Price Committee Chicago Mercantile Exchange

State Fuel Conditions and Prohibition Oversight Update

Fuel conditions in Montana show little change as price restrictions remain in effect. Prohibition director-elect J. K. Devlin will begin duties by January 16, coordinating raids, reports, and public outreach while not acting as a law officer. Snow cover supports grazing next season, and forest aerial patrols are under consideration with Helena to host a patrol sub-base.

Helena Havre Montana United States ‘Supreme Court Devlin Western District Denver Devon Chambers of Commerce War Department Fort William Henry Harrison M. H. Gerry, Jr Gerry Great Northern Railroad L. B. Woods Sweet Grass

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