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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1919

Page

6

Plan Outlined for League of Nations by Bourgeois

Paris Jan 14 Leon Bourgeois former premier and French authority on a league of nations said a formal pact is needed before peace talks, with compulsory arbitration and disarmament rules. He urged a universal conference after peace to fix league details and enforce compliance, including measures against nonmember states.

Paris Leon Bourgeois League of Nations Great Britain United States T Hirst League

New York Harbor Strike Ends as Workers Return Await Arbitration

About 16 000 members of the marine workers union end the New York harbor strike and resume work while awaiting arbitration by the national war labor board. Joseph Moran says private boat owners will attend the board hearing under specific conditions and will respect its decision. Basil Manty and six board members are asked to abstain from the hearing. Army navy railroad administration and shipping board will follow the board’s rulings.

New York Marine Workers National War Labor Board Joseph Moran New York Towboat Exchange Basil M. Manty Army, Navy Railroad Administration Shipping Board Labor Board

Dictatorship Proclaimed By Leader Of The Reds

Berlin reports indicate the Ebert Scheidemann government is secured by loyal troops in Berlin and Field Marshal von Hindenburg. The Spartacans shift struggle to the provinces as Karl Liebknecht proclaims a red terror and dictatorship. Protests call a general strike to save the revolution with January 19 elections set for the general assembly.

Paris Berlin Ebert- Scheidemann Marshall von Hindenburg Spartacans Karl Liebknech General Assembly

Ford WIII Prosecute Swindlehurst

Livingston January 14. At request of County Attorney Edward Jones Attorney General S C Ford will prosecute the charge of murder in the first degree against Joseph E Swindlehurst postmaster of Livingston held under 12500 bonds to answer for the death of O M Harvey a local attorney and Republican state chairman who died December 23 1918 after a street fight with Swindlehurst The defendant pleaded not guilty at arraignment.

Ford Swindlehurst

House approves famine relief appropriation in 243 to 73 vote

The House passed a $100 million famine relief bill for non German European countries after debate. The measure advances to the Senate with administration leaders aiming for early action and a proviso allowing aid to near east regions via an Inter allied council supervising distribution.

Washington Wilson Congress Germany House DIN Senate Herbert C. Hoover Vance McCormick War Trade Board Rules Committee Shirley Europe Near East Shirtey Inter-allied Council Great Britain France Italy United States

Armistice Terms Expanded At Peace Conference Session

The supreme council at the French foreign office adjourned after a two stage session on new armistice terms. Germany is to restore money and matériel to devastated areas, deliver rolling stock, and ensure food relief while Allied powers discussed diplomacy and representation for the peace conference.

Germany Viscount Chinda Matsui Bliss Mr. Hoover Grayson Wilson Lansing Bernard M. Baruch Edward N. Hurley Andrew Bonaran France Clemenceau Pichon de Bon Foch Weygand M. Klotz War Council

Plan to Start Fifth Liberty Loan Drive in April

Washington reports treasury officials weighing opening the fifth liberty loan campaign for April 6, marking the war declaration’s second anniversary. The drive aims for 5 to 6 billion dollars over about three weeks with bonds of roughly five years and may set a higher rate than 4 percent depending on market prices in the next two months.

Washington Germany Treasury

Roosevelt Will Divides 60000 Trust Among His Children

Mineola New York January 13 The will of Theodore Roosevelt settles a 60000 trust equally for all children He leaves wedding gifts from his first wife to daughter Alice and bequeaths the remainder to the executors in trust The widow may receive income and dispose of principal to his children as she sees fit in shares or trusts.

Mineola N. Y Theodore Roosevelt Alice

Buenos Aires Recovers From General Strike

Buenos Aires slowly returns to normal after a general strike. Some large stores reopened to boost confidence as the day began and more shops opened as progress continued. Taxis moved about streets for the first time since the disruption.

Buenos Aires Taxi Cabs Ck Wbos Sle

Memorial Services for Col Theodore Roosevelt Feb 9

Senator Lodge of Massachusetts will deliver the eulogy at the joint congressional memorial service for Theodore Roosevelt in the house chamber on February 9. He was chosen by unanimous vote of the senate and house committees, and will be the sole speaker. Supreme Court members are invited to attend. Possible invitations to army navy and other officials were discussed.

Washington Senator Lodge Massachusetts Theodore Roosevelt House Senate Supreme Court Army Navy

Nine Killed as Train Crashes Above Fort Washington

Nine people died and more than twenty were injured when the Scranton flyer on the Philadelphia & Reading railway crashed into the rear of a Doylestown local train a quarter mile below Fort Washington station fifteen miles north of Philadelphia. The rear car was demolished and debris buried passengers.

Philadelphia Scranton Flyer Philadelphia & Reading Railway Doylestown Fort Washington

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