Immediate forces sent to Ireland amid raids and unrest
In the House of Commons Austen Chamberlain announced the decision to rush additional troops to Ireland to maintain order. Since January 1920 one hundred twenty seven soldiers were killed and 280 wounded. The government also plans to curb reprisals as Ireland faces increased military action.
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Ireland
House of Commons
Austen Chamberlain
Hamar Greenwood
London Daily Match
Vancouver
D. C
Wirth
Berlin
la Nacion
Buenos Aires
Germany
Tf Thay
Germain
Newry
Coblenz
S. H. Schiffhauer
Fifth Infantry
Priva
Clarence Leavell
Sthamer
Great Britain
Marquis of Curzon
Inter-Allied Commission
Tpper Silesia
Northern Ireland
Belfast
Sinn Fein
Duplantier Demands Interpellation on Versailles Trial Scandal
Senator Duplantier pressed the French senate for an interpellation on measures to pursue the ex Kaiser William II for war crimes. Presiding officer Alex Andre Berard postponed the discussion, citing Premier Briand's absence, amid a heated uproar and calls for a Friday vote, later indefinite.
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Paris
Duplantier
William Hohengollern
Germany
Alexandre Berard
Senate
Briand
Calliaux
M. Duplantier
Leipsic
M. Duplander
M. Berard
Montana Ponders New State Publicity Drive and Auto Licenses
The Montana department plans to invigorate state advertising to draw capital and homeseekers, using limited funds of 4500 dollars for publications. Auto licenses revenue is expected to rise by about 200000 dollars this year, with 61300 cars registered last year and 48300 licenses issued so far this year. Good Roads Day is set for June 21 in Helena with an auto parade and Broadwater program. The state examines educational exhibits and agricultural crops outlook predicting near normal yields across wheat oats barley rye and hay with various acreage changes.
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Helena
Montana
Charles T. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Joseph MM. Dixon
East Helena
Broadwater
Good Roads Committee
Comercial Cub
Automobille Deners
Dixon
Highway Commission
Commercial Club
I. B. Linfield
State College
Bozeman
M. J. Curran
State Normal School Facultty
Dilton
M. J. Elrod
Missoula
Horace
Ensign
Chester (. Davis
FL W. Beler, Jr
U.S. Citizen Killed During Belfast Ireland Riots
A U.S. citizen was killed amid Belfast rioting as curfew enforced and armored cars patrolled Hashmore Street. Two other youths died, and a girl who died later was among several injured during clashes following a Sinn Fein funeral procession.
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Belfast
Sinn Fein
Fall Road
Hashmore Street
Falls
Summer youth farming camp planned near Glendive
A summer short course for about 80 boys from Glendive and surrounding counties will run June 21 for the rest of the week on the Yellowstone river bank. Leaders Herman Dickman I J Axtell will direct with D W Mendenhall aiding. Instructors include Charles Potter Miss Mignon Quan and O J Ogaard from Montana college of agriculture.
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Glendive
Dawson and
Wibaux Counties
Yellowstone River
Dawson
Wibaux
Herman Dickman
I. J. Axtell
Dawson County
Sun River Canyon Opens to Tourists
W B Willey announces Sun River Canyon in the Lewis and Clark and Glacier Park region is open to camera hunters for elk moose deer mountain sheep and goat. Forest fire crews are ready to aid tourists in this glacier capped wild land famed for big game and fishing.
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Great Falls
Sun River Canyon
W. B. Willey
Jefferson and
Lewis and Clark National Forests
Sun River
Lewis and Clark
Rocky Mountang
Glacier Park
America
North America
Billings to Get Lutheran College
Rev. C W Seville reports definite assurance the English Lutheran college will be located in Billings. The campus site represents at least 500000 dollars in investment and will serve the Dakotas Wyoming Montana Idaho and Utah. Construction is not expected to start until next spring or summer.
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Billings
Dakotas
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Utah
War Contracts Under DOJ Probe In Washington
Attorney General Daugherty announces a Justice Department inquiry into major wartime contracts with the government. A special bureau is to be formed with Harding’s approval to lead a staff of experts in various fields. He says the probe targets big contracts, not just the small firms, as minnows will be released.
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Harding
Washington
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Pope Benedicts attack on Palestine policy shocks diplomats
A Rome dispatch to the Times says Pope Benedict XVI criticized Britain over its Palestine mandate in a Monday allocution. The pope urged nations to press the League of Nations to examine the British mandate, provoking a notable diplomatic reaction.
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London
London Times
Rome
Benedict
Great Britain
Palestine
League .of Nations
Woolgrowers Plan Wool Storage for Better Prices
Broadus residents engaged in wool production intend to store wool in federally licensed warehouses until markets improve. About 50,000 sheep graze the district, with shearing soon and paid at 10 cents per head versus 17 cents last year.
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Mills City
South Sunday
John Falck
Shoshone
Idaho
Uell
Cornelius Vanderbilt Is Billings Guest at Breakfast
Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs. Vanderbilt with their party arrived in Billings after a muddy journey via Trysham. They attended a breakfast at the Commercial club, followed by an automobile tour of Billings and a smoker at the club.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Billings
Trysham
Equalization Board to Meet in Montana for Tax Review
Helena reports a state board of equalization meeting soon to discuss work with N P Haugen the tax expert from Madison Wisconsin who has come to succeed John Edgerton Haugen studies Montana tax laws and seeks a board meeting to resolve arising details and receive further information
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Helena
State Board of Equalization
N. P. Haugen
Madison
Wis
John Edgerton
Haugen
Montana
Woman reporters lease Hardin weekly paper
The Hardin Herald will be managed solely by women Miss Lorene Burke and Miss Dorothy Duncan of Great Falls. They have taken possession and will publish their first issue next week. Burke has years on the editorial staff of the Great Falls Tribune and Duncan on the Great Falls Leader.
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Hardin
Hardin Herald
Lorene Burke
Dorothy Duncan
Great Falls
Montana News Highlights From Western Counties
report covers a rural Montana school log at Kru ger Powdey 80 miles from Broadus winning a national banner under teacher Hazel C Heaton. Turret Butte Pinto and Missoula cases of spotted fever. butter shipments from Bitter Root to Chicago. Interior Secretary Fall envoy to Kalispell for river power surveys. GeForge trout and grayling egg harvests at Georgetown hatchery. horse, sheep, and wool market activity across Dillon, Darby, Darby and Missoula. immigration and Red Lodge school graduates. local license fee enforcement in Anaconda.
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Apache Forest
Arizona
Forest Service
Colorado
Canyon City
Kansas Line
Pueblo Commercial Club
Oliver H. Shoup
Pueblo City
Stailway Labor Board
H. E B. Byram
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Pueblo
Washington, D. C
Harding
Interior Fall
Congress
Arkansas
Fountain River Valleys
M. C. Mechem
New Mexico
United States
Albert B. Fall
Interior
H. O. Burson
John H. Donlin
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Department
Denver
Kruger
Mont
Powder
River County
Powdey
River
Hazel C. Heaton
Broadus
Turret Butte
Pinto
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
BR. BH. Jones
Washington, D.C
Kalispell
Flathead Valley
Flathead Hyer
Minthead Lake
Jones
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Mexico City
Railroad Shop Crafts Union
B. M. Jewell
Chi Cago
Chicago
Toledo
James Hamilton Lewis
National Wholesale Grocers’ Association
New York
J. R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa Bankers’ Association
the Moines
Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
Harry Davis
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Ff. AW. Galbraith
American Legion
Indianapolis
Railroad Labor Board
Pacific Gas and Electric Company of
San Francisco
Black Eagle
BAR OF Justice
Senator Duplantier
Lelpsic
U.S
Dublin
Thomas Rush
Liscaal
Castle Reagh
Crown
Rush
Lutheran College
Northwestern Church
Equalization Board
Tyler Worden
Missoula County
17Th ‘Legislative Assembly
Worden
A. J. Ogaard
Montana Extension Service
Bitter Root Valley
Stevensville
Northern Pacific Railroad
Irank I. Martindale
Kachta
Lewistown
Darby
Clarks
Georgetown Flah
W. B. Gorham
Anaconda
Dillon
Dillon Rod and Gun Club
United States Forest Service
District No. 1
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Seeley Lake
Law of Bozeman
A. ©. Spencer
R. A. Stong
Thirteenth Judicial District
Red Lodge
Deer Lodge
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