Bonar Law’s Hands Off Ruhr Policy Sustained by Parliament
Britain’s parliament backed Prime Minister Bonar Law's hands off position in the Ruhr by a 305 to 100 vote. The policy limits intervention to avoid rupturing the Entente, despite French concerns and renewed calls from France for league action on reparations and Ruhr governance.
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Bonar Law
Ruhr
Pnores
Council of the
League of Nations
America
League
France
Belgium
Italy
Lloyd George
Cologne
Dusseldorf
Treves
Metz
General Payot
Ranece
Germany
Theunis
Poincare
Rhineland
Reparations Commission
Cuno
Organized Bar
Federal Railway Labor Board
Supreme Court
Company Union
Pennsylvania Railroad
Taft
Labor Board
Ben Trooper
Farm bloc clashes with Mellon over rural credits bill
In the House a lively clash erupted as Secretary Mellon denounced as financially unsound the Lenroot-Anderson bill to set up an Independent agricultural rediscount system and backed by the administration the Cup- proposal.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Wisconsin Socialists Push Abolition of National Guard
Socialists in the Wisconsin lower house joined with administration forces to push an acclamation-passed bill abolishing the Wisconsin National Guard. The measure, expected to fail in the senate or by veto, sparked celebration among radicals who see the assembly as the most radical in the state. The Wisconsin Manufacturers' Association warned 65 firms plan large expansions but may halt if radical tax and other bills pass, risking an unfair burden on industry according to secretary George Kull.
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Jardine
Mont
Knights of ‘Pythias
Billings
Order
Java
Nyark
Kalispell
Great Northern
Montana
Daniel Gagen
Malta
J. A. Absher
Minneapolis
Sunburst
Miles City
Phillipsburg
Hardin
Fromberg
Billings High School
Worden
Muffman
Granite County
Barton Mitchell
New York City
Anaconda
Shrine Temples
M. Lanstrum
Helena
Montana Shrine Council
Fecouncil
Western Lumber Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Lancher Department
Mann Lumber Company
Tander Aon
Missoula
Woods
T. C. Elliott
Northwest
N. M. Temple
Methodists of
Grinnell Park
Pine Creek
Livingston
Estes Park
Colo
University At
Bozeman
Kiwanis Familly
Washington
Montana Mutual Dairy. Loan Association
Glendive
Alice
Glendive Elks
W. W. McDowell
Butte
Moscow
Lenine and Trotsky
Russia
J. I. Case Company
Winnett
Cat Creek
University of Montana Glee Club
Great Falls
Associated Industries
Stillwater County
Red Lodge
Great Western Seed Company
G. J. Lange
Wisconsin
California
Nature
Rosebud
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railway
Jennie Lenhington
Harlowton
Lennington
Montana Triangle
Montana Extension Service
Valier
Bull Association
Conrad
John Rogers
Rogers
Frank Runkel
Missonin
Rowan
Runkel
Missoula County
Lake County
Montana State College
W. W. Milnor Roberts
Pioneer
State Assembly
Wisconsin National Guard
Senate
Blaine
Wisconsin Assembly
Wisconsin Manufacturers’ Association
George Kull
Association
New York Hous e approves memorial to repeal Volstead law
The New York House of Representatives passed a memorial to repeal the Volstead law by 78 to 64 and the Senate approved it the next day. The resolution requires Governor Smith to sign for effect though Democrats object to making the governor a transmission clerk.
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HWE
New York House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
Smith
Deaths of Delcassé and Mrs Logan Mark Late Week Losses
Heophile Delcassé former French foreign minister who shaped the entente with Britain and steered European powers before World War I died in Nice after years in cabinet service. Mrs. John A. Logan widow of Civil War general died in Washington at eighty six from influenza while remaining active in public affairs.
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Heophile Delcasse
Nice
John A. Logan
Washington
Logan
Birthday rallies call for France to drop Ruhr invasion
In Chicago and New York crowds of thousands gathered on Washington's Birthday to press France to abandon the Ruhr invasion. The events featured speeches by German-American and Irish-American figures tied to opposition to England and sympathy for Germany.
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Ashington
Chicago
New York
France
Ruhr
England
Germany
America
Ireland
Senate wiring notes on bond sales and tax relief measures
A Montana senate report criticizes a state education bond sale two years past and recommends revenue shifts to ease the general fund. The special committee also suggests lifting live stock levies while trimming general fund appropriations. The body advances and kills multiple bills, with highway and tax measures facing defeat or alteration.
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State Board of Education
State Board of Examiners
Senate
Dearborn
Musselshell
Rhoads
Teton
Duncan
Madison
Livestock Sanitary Board
Livestock Commission
Senator Speer
Cascade
Pomeroy
Lincoln
Stewart
Meagher
House
Edward Scharnikow
Powell
Joseph Oker
Lewis and Clark
Carlson
Nulatin
Supreme Court
Pope
Missoula
Boorman
Montana
Peterson
Senate Bi
Maury
Silver Bow
House Highways Committee
Tierney
Sanders County
Merney
T. J. Walker
Butte
Silver Bow County
Jefferson County
State Highway Commission
Leuthold
Stillwater County
Carbon County
Paul
Assembly
I. G. Denny
Denny
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Edward W. Pickard
Ie Teena
Europe
Kovno-Vilna
Techitcherin
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Reed
Caraway
Brookhart
Williams
Heflin
Moussa
Tut-Ankh- Amen
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Federal Reserve System
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