Record of Battles and Births Across the World This Week
A wide survey notes a Turkish Akeanian treaty at Angora, Irish and Spanish political shifts, shocks in Panama and Mexico, and violent incidents in Belfast. It reports shipping highs at the Panama Canal, evolving Indian policy, and ongoing arms talks. Multiple deaths include Senator Penrose and G W McRae, with regional crime and labor activity spanning Chicago to San Francisco.
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Angora
Cunhy Leal
Dailelreann
Dublin
Algiers
Belfast
Shanghai
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Navnal Congress
Pannama
Panama Canal
Charles
Chamber of Deputies
Julius Andrassy
Count Bethl
Budapest
Valcano
Daily Eireann
de Valera
Unanimous election of Arthur Griffith as Dail president
The Dail chose Arthur Griffith by unanimous vote after Eamonn de Valera and followers walked out in protest over Griffiths nomination. Griffith named a cabinet including Michael Collins as finance minister and George Curran Duffy as foreign affairs minister. The assembly adjourned to February 14 to advance the Anglo Irish treaty provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Arthur Griffith
Balleifann
Eamonn de Valera
Griffith
MacNeill
Michael Collins
George Curran Duffy
Eamon J. Dugan
Wm.t. Consgrave
Bryan O'Higgins
Richard Mulcahy
Irish Free State
Collins
Ireland
Dafto
de Valera
Republic of Ireland
Free State
Dail
Daleireann
Garland brothers reconsider million legacy in Middleboro
Middleboro Mass Charles Garland who 14 months ago refused 1 000 000 from his father James A Garland estate has confirmed a change of mind and will accept the legacy. Hamilton Garland the younger brother has also reconsidered and will accept his legacy according to James Garland the oldest brother.
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Middleboro
Mass
Charles Garland
James A. Garland
Boston
Hamilton Garland
James Garland
Lloyd George pledges full British aid to France
Prime Minister Lloyd George has prepared a document offering France immediate military and naval aid to the full extent of Britain’s resources in case of unprovoked German aggression. The proposal has been circulated to all members of the British cabinet for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
France
Cannes
Great Britain
Germany
Henry Ford Reopens Detroit Plant After Month Shutdown
Ford Motor Co resumes operations in Detroit with all departments back online after a month long inventory and repair shutdown. Under the rotation plan 40,000 men stay on payroll with 32,000 working at any given time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Marquis Okuma Honored by Emperor Yoshihito
The late Marquis Okuma received posthumous honors from Emperor Yoshihito. He was granted court rank junior grade and decorated with the grand cordon of the Chrysanthemum with collar for his services to the state.
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Tokio
Okuma
Yoshihito
Zeppelin to Be Built for U S Government
The council of ambassadors has approved the M Zeppelin company’s plan to construct an airship in Germany for the American government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeppelin
U. S. London
Council of Ambassadors
M Zeppelin Company
Germany
Montana Power Trademark Contest Draws 1500 Entries
Montana Power company concludes its trademark contest offering 500 dollars in cash for top emblem ideas. More than 1500 individuals submitted designs totaling 7245, with postmarks from 161 locations statewide. Judges plan to select the 300 dollar grand prize winner and 32 runners up, with results to be announced January 15 in Sunday papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Power Company
Power Company
Butte
Charles M. Russell
Great Falls
George E. Palmer
Kh. M. Kerr
Prison inquiry ends as ex-officers resign
Helena reports the special prison investigating committee withdrawn with resignations of O F Goddard David Hilger and A W Miles. The move pushes possible action to the state prison board or a court hearing with Kalispell attorney T H MacDonald joining to present data to the attorney general.
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Helena
Special
Nelson Story, Jr
O. F. Goddard
Billings
David Hilger
Lewistown
A. W. Miles
Livingston
Joseph M. Dixon
Board of Prison Commissioners
Prison Board
Vbecsetageyyoeeeetty
Perc Tt
T. H. MacDonald
Kalispell
Felena
W. D. Rankin
Nine Company Plans Smelter For Laurel
The Glengary Mining Company plans a Laurel smelter to process Cooke City ore. A unit system will start at 1000 tons daily, with later expansion as production grows. Land near the river is being arranged, offices leased, and construction to begin in spring, pending railroad access to Cooke City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Qlengary Mining Company
Cooke City
Taturel
Hear
Hageter Block
Glengary Mining Company
Montana
Miles City
Rosebud
Dawson County
P. F. Daly
Ray Bishop
Cooke
Sam C. Rice
Francis A. Hancock
Milwaukee
Cooke District
Northern Pacific
Stillwater
Stolen cars worth $300,000 seized by Butte County police
Undersheriff Robinson reports over 200 cars stolen in the past year. Police and deputies recovered the vehicles, noting an aggregate value of about $300,000.
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Butte
Robinson
Lewistown Man Victim of Thugs
Dell Holman of Lewistown was assaulted as he returned to his apartment. Two assailants struck him with a revolver, then shot him through the stomach. The motive appears to be robbery, but Holman escaped and was taken to a hospital in a dangerous condition.
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Baron Rosen
United States
Russia
New York City
Japan
New Orleans
Lewistown
Dell Holman
Montana Notes Highlights From State News And Local Milestones
The Interstate Winter poultry show closed in Billings. Butte reports 727 drunks registered in 1921. Miles City forms a Kiwanis club with ten members. Judith Gap dedicates a new Congregational church. Ekalaka claims zero debt. Missoula hosts the school superintendents conference January 16–27. Billings spent about 1.28 million dollars on public improvements and building. The Great Northern moved its fee house from Bowdoin to Wolf Point. Mrs. KB Alderson dies at 84 in Livingston. 300 Butte railroad workers recalled after layoffs. Henry Thorson dies in Billings, resident since 1884. Laurel records 1927’s high birth rate and low death rate with 122 births. Ursula Pran dies after a fall causing a skull fracture. Miles City Livestock and Farm Loan files Articles of Incorporation with 50 000 capital. A six week vocational course opens at Miles City high school. Montana wool clip for 1921 listed at 17 199 000 pounds across 560 cars. C P Brinton of Butte dies. Lincoln post G A R in Butte drops to 18 members from over 250.
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Departments
Washington
House
Treasury
Boise Penroge
Pennsylvania
Senate Finance Committee
Penrose
South Laurel Hill
Philadelphia
A. Mitchell Palmer
P. J. McCumber
North Dakota
War Finance Corporation
G. W McRae
Memphis
Frank B. " Kneeskern
Castilla
Chas. van Broeklin
Chicago
Royal Palm, Limited
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Macon
Southern
Atlanta
No. 11
Broadway
New German Republic
Cleveland
Bedford
Prohibition
Jack's
State Reformatory
Lincoln
Nebr
Liberty
Edward Clayton
Thomas O'Grady
Lawson Nelson
Robert Martin
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Omaha
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Perry
Okla
British Columbia
Vancouver
National Parks
Frank W. Guilbert
National Parks Highway Association
Spokane
Arthur C. Bureh
J. Belton Kennedy
Sidney N. Reeve
Lassen National Forest
Eagle Lake
Lassen County
California
United States Forest Service
Andrew Milward
William Brines
Los Angeles
Harry Fletcher
A. M. Rubenson
San Diego
San Francisco
International Brotherhood Welfare Association
Civic Center
J. Eades Howe
Eamonn
and Sup
Chos
Dail’ Eireann
Gonley
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MITTE
Board of Examiners
Doned
Rankin
Dixon
Joe Vuckovich
Jerry Shea
Missoula
Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
William Fountain
Murof
Powell County
Judith Gap
Ekalaka
Great Northern
Bowdoin
Wolf Point
KB. A. Alderson
George Alderson
Great Northern Railroad
Henry Thorson
Billines
Ursula Pran
Klein
Oo O
Miles City Co-operative Livestock and Farm Loan Company
Miles City High School
EF. A. Kay
Chicago Northwestern Railway Company
C. P. Brinton
Lincoln Post
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