Wilson Frees Arms Trade with Mexico in New Order Shift
President Wilson issued an executive order revoking the 1912 embargo on exporting arms and munitions to Mexico, aligning U S neutrality with other powers. Dispatches say Huerta will not demand passports, while Americans in Mexico City prepare to depart as cold weather grips Dillon and pipes freeze.
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Mexico
United States
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
White House
Mexico City
Huerta
Roy Murray
Ruby Valley
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Ford
Wm. Limperich
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Matt Barry
Butte
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Dilla Woede
B. OW. Clark
Madisavalles
Madison Forest Reserve
Beaverhead Valley
Washington Street
Mark Selway
Dillon, Mont
Dillon Visits Bring Many from Surrounding Towns
Local and personal notes recount visitors and travelers to Dillon Montana from Lima Dell Bowen divided area Three Forks Butte and other towns including Grant Armstead and Anaconda. Several residents plan extended trips to California with family and friends.
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R. C. Bryant
Three Forks
Montana
Dillon
P. P. Vreeland
Bozeman
John Orient
Grant
Fred Walehly
Anaconda
W. A. Clark
Virginia City
E.o. Brainard
Philen
Fred Philips
Port Angelo
Washington
Sho
M.D. Gist
Mary
Fred Conger
G. M. Bisbee
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Bute
Charles Smith
Lepgatt Hotel
Unofficial Huerta Protest Over Arms Embargo Rumor
Provisional Mexican President Huerta reportedly filed an unofficial protest with the U S administration over lifting the arms embargo. He alleges the move would effectively place Mexico under anarchy and widen tensions between the two nations.
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Washington
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Suffrage Question Debated by Washington House Democrats
Washington House Democrats met in caucus Tuesday and voted 127 to 1 against creating a committee on universal suffrage. The body adopted a resolution denying the move and reaffirming opposition to forming the committee.
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Washington
House
Heuer
Owen Sufrage
Caicus
Questoen
Creaute
Comuculttes
Breaks World Record by Endurance Flight
Johanisthal Bruno Langer, an aviator, broke the world endurance flight record. He stayed aloft for fourteen hours and seven minutes on Tuesday.
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Johanisthal
Bruno Langer
Red Cross Flood Prevention Project Under Way
New York reports plans for flood prevention in the Diwali river valley of China. Dubbed the greatest humanitarian effort by the American Red Cross, the initiative aims to mitigate flood risks and aid affected populations.
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New York
Diwali River
China
American Red Cross
Final adjournment of UMWA convention in Indianapolis
The twenty fourth convention of the United Mine Workers of America adjourned in Indianapolis after a session begun January 20. The next meeting will be held in St. Louis.
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Indianapolis
Twenty
The
United Mine Workers of America
St. Louis
Hazelbaker chosen secretary for Montana fair commission
Frank Hazelbaker of Dillon is appointed to succeed J M Kennedy as secretary of Governor Stewart's Montana Panama Pacific Exposition commission. The decision, announced at Lewistown county officials meeting, reflects strong county support for Montana exhibit funding and a statewide push to secure grain and grass displays.
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Frank Hazelbaker
Dillon
J. M. Kennedy
Stewart
Montana
Lewistown
Hazelbaker
Helena
San Francisco
Helena Record
Health and Musica Health in the Musical Profession
The article emphasizes health as essential in music careers and discusses how musicians can protect and preserve their well being to sustain performance and professional longevity. It outlines practices for physical health, vocal care, and mental well being as foundational to artistic success.
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Lewith
Hyomei treatment for catarrh and cold relief
Hyomei claims to banish nasal throat and lung germs with a tonic inhaled air therapy. The complete outfit costs 1.00 with extra liquid at 50 cents. Money refunded by Potts the druggist if not relieved.
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Potts
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