Washington Navy Yard furloughs and treaties issued
The article notes a suspension order furloughing about 1 150 of 7 000 Washington navy yard workers with no pay and lists other affected yards in New York Philadelphia Norfolk Mare Island and Charlestown W Va The Washington conference treaties including the five power naval treaty and related agreements were submitted to the Senate by President Harding for ratification as peace guarantees.
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America
Cass Lake
Minn
Civil War Fears Rise Over Irish Frontiers Dispatches
Reports from Belfast say Ulster nationalists threaten explosive action if kidnapped unionists are not released amid Colin s dispute with the provisional government. Britain to bolster Ulster with four more battalions and 10 000 troops may guard the border as Belfast notes thousands of armed forces on standby.
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London
Collins
Dublin
Ulster
Griffith
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Daily Matt
President Opposed to Any Tax Increases
Washington. President Harding is unalterably opposed to special taxes to finance the soldier bonus or to reimposed taxes that have been repealed. Officials say he doubts issuing bonds can fund the cash feature without higher interest rates. He favors the bonus but seeks sane conditions for fiscal stability and will address Congress on the matter.
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Washington
White House
Harding
Congress
Senate
House
Cantigny Arrives in New York with Troops and War Dead
Army transport Cantigny arrives from Antwerp carrying 1,056 troops from the German occupation zone and 270 bodies from French cemeteries for reburial in the United States.
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New York
United States Army
Cantigny
Antwerp
Germany
France
Argentina Buys 18 Ships From Hugo Stinnes
The Argentine ministry of marine bought 18 auxiliary vessels from German financier Hugo Stinnes for an average of 2,000,000 marks each. Ten ships are 5K tons and eight are 185 tons, designated for hydrographic lighthouse river and coast guard duties. Stinnes’ offer was deemed more advantageous than British bids.
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Buenos Aires
Ministry of Marine
Hugo Stinnes
Stinnes
Nursery Building To Be Built At Twin Bridges Orphan Home
Construction of a 50000 dollar nursery at the state orphans home in Twin Bridges will begin after plans and materials are ready. The state board of examiners approved the project and authorized 12000 dollars for land purchases and repairs, with funds from educational bonds and a 90000 dollar allotment.
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Helena
State Orphans’ Home
Twin Bridges
State Board of Examiners
State Board
Pat Carney
Waterloo
The
Orphan's Home Board of Directors
W. W. George
State Board of Education
Mary Garden to Visit Helena for Opera Trials
Mary Garden and the Chicago Grand Opera company will present the opera Trials at the Shrine Auditorium in Helena on Monday March 20. The visit is limited to this Montana stop due to the Shrine auditorium’s large stage and seating capacity requiring three special trains for the production’s transport.
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Helena
Mary Garden
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Montana
Shrine Auditorium
St. Paul
Portland
Red Lodge Mine Pays Record Payroll for Northwestern Improvement
The Northwestern Improvement company reports the last half of January payrolls totaling about $113,000 for 875 workers. Extra days in January, six-day weeks, more miners, and increased coal demand from the Northern Pacific railroad drive the high payout amid cold weather and heavy operation.
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Red Lodge
Northwestern Improvement Company
Northern Pacific
Totten Is Fined $1500 in Second Degree Assault Verdict
In Missoula a jury in Judge Duncan's court found Flora Totten guilty of second degree assault arising from an eviction dispute with tenants Mr. and Mrs. Ramer on Totten’s ranch. The panel, after three days of testimony and about an hour deliberation, set a $1500 fine of a possible $2000 and did not impose a prison sentence.
Livingston to Choose City Flower at Club Meeting
Livingston women plan to designate an official city flower following trends in Montana towns. The Livingston Woman's Club will vote at its next meeting with local schoolchildren and community groups invited to participate in the selection process. Other cities like Big Timber Bozeman and Yelena have already adopted or proposed flowers.
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Livingston
Montana
Livingston Woman's Club
Yelena
Posey
Big Timber
Bozeman
Red Lodge Pythians Mark Anniversary
Red Lodge Pythians and Pythian Sisters celebrated their joint anniversary at Park Lodge Castle hall. Initiation of Tiberty Temple candidates preceded the program, with Bearcreek sisters directing the ceremonies. A banquet followed for 387 knights and sisters and guests.
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Red Lodge
Castle Hall
Park Lodge No. 22
Tiberty Temple No. 19
Bearcreek Sisters
Golden Red Temple No. 4
Butte Bowlers Set New State Records in Montana
Butte bowling team counted 9,169 pins for three games and set a high three game mark of 1,222. Ted Barker Art Perham John Pascoal Joe Mudro and Charlie Mudro rolled for the squad with 627 as the low total.
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Butte
Montana
Loreal
Ted Barker
Art Perham
John Pascoal
Joe Mudro
Charlie Mudro
Memorial Building Association Forms in Red Lodge
Articles of Incorporation filed for the American Legion Memorial Building Association, completing the preliminary steps toward a memorial for Carbon county fallen heroes. The building will serve as a community center and meeting place for local educational and philanthropic groups.
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Memorial
Red Lodge
American Legion Memorial Building Association
Carbon County
Montana Notices and Local Happenings Chronicle
Hobnobbed items record Montana events from 1922 including Harry B. Drumm named public moneys receiver in Billings. The 1922 Retail Merchants convention sets Boulder dates June 26 27 28. An aero club forms at Ekalaka, two more clubs planned in Rye Gate and Malta Legion posts host events. A warehouse fire at Havre costs over 50000. A grass range electric system lights streets. Textbook deposits required at Anaconda High. Rabbits feed Great Falls tables via Tribune and Salvation Army.
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Retail Merchants’ Association of Montana
Boulder
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Fatty) Arbuckle
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