World News in Brief Feuds and Fire Across Continents
The week brings upheavals from Egypt where Sultan Fuad Pashta is proclaimed king and Italy pressures Fiume. Diaz is killed near Sonora while en route to a court martial. Volcanic eruptions in El Salvador and Lisbon bombings raise security worries as Italy moves to police Fiume. Charges in Mexico flare as Michoacan and Jalisco see unrest.
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Fuad Pashta
Sultan
Egypt
Giovanni Gloriano
Kiume
Felix Diaz
Otiz
Sonora
Mexico
Latmnisa
Vatican
Pope Pius
Sacred College
San Miguel
Salvador
Tripoli
Tl Mondo
Rome
President Refuses to Approve Bonus Bill Clash at White House
Republican leaders pressed to push through the soldiers bonus measure without presidential approval. Speaker Gillett blocked a suspension of rules while Mondell and four colleagues met with the president for nearly two hours. Mondell said the talks outlined plans to prevent treasury strains and avoid new taxes, but the president offered no recommendation.
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Washington
House
Gillett
Mondell
Wyoming
White House
Treasury
Congress
Liquor Ring Backed by Miami Bankers Exposed
A Miami bootlegging ring, organized and backed by local bankers who acted as trustees, offered rapid delivery to any location including hotels courts and post offices. Investigators recovered liquor from punch boards aboard private ships and noted operations of smugglers owning ships. Colonel Nutt of the Internal Revenue reported the findings to Prohibition Commissioner Haynes.
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Miami
L. G. Nutt
Internal Revenue Buyvenu
Prohibition
Haynes
Nutt
Unvaes
Johnny Walker
Aliens Get Indefinite Stay Extension in U S
About 2,500 aliens admitted on temporary permits expiring March 23 received an indefinite extension of stay. Commissioner General Husband of the immigration bureau announced. An executive order was issued to align with a forthcoming act allowing admission without usual immigration limits.
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Washington
United States
General Husband
Immigration Bureau
Husband
House
Senate
Canadian Premier Quits Position Winnipeg
Winnipeg reports Premier T C Norris tendered his cabinet resignation to the lieutenant governor this afternoon. After discussions with Sir James Atkins it was announced the resignation was under consideration. Sir James will consult leaders of other legislative groups before deciding on action.
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Winnipeg
Man
T. ¢. Norris
Norris
Sir James Atkins
James
Troops Patrol Danish Capital as Riots Erupt in Lockout
Disturbances in the provinces linked to a general lockout lead to troops called out to police streets of Copenhagen. Randers in Jutland sees the arrest of Geresh, head of the Danish communists, on lese majeste and revolutionary agitation charges.
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Copenhagen
Toe Geresh
Randers
Jutland
American Troops Ordered Home From the Rhine
Secretary Weeks issues orders directing the return to the United States by July 1 of all American troops on the Rhine. About 2,000 men are to be brought home by the end of the fiscal year, with two army transports assigned to the operation. The homeward movement is already in progress.
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Americain Legation
Sofia
Bulgaria
Charles S. Wilson
Fiume
Sanna
Hime
Rapallo
Italy
Michoacan
Jalisco
Mexico
Obregon
Lisbon
Lenine
Trotzky
Oporto
Paris
United States
Commission
Washington
Rhine
Weeks
Horry to Hear Gonley Gale and Wool Growers Endorsements
In Helena the Wool Growers Convention endorses truth in fabrics and re-elects trustees with one abstention. The Montana case against former state prison warden Frank Conley likely set for April 1 before Judge Horsky after conferences by Col. Nolan with state officials and the Supreme Court. Trustees of the Mont Qing Wool Growers Association, except M. Gerry absent, are re-elected. list includes Williams Deer Lodge, Griagde Leniep, Phillips Lewistown, Selway Dillon, Lewis Manhattan, McKennan Helena, Carmichael Augusta.
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Helena
Montana
Frank Conley
State
A. J. Horsig
Department No. 2
Lewis and Clark County
Worsky
State House
Horsky
High Court
Distriet Court
Court House
Cal. C. B. Nolen
Conley
Nolan
Fever Rankin
Theodore Brantley
Forsky
Supreme Bench
Brantley
High Court Commission
MM. T. Gerry, Jr
Mowhina
Mon- Qing Wool Gypowers Association
Cll Williams
Deer Lodge
Griagde
Congress
State Assembly
Wool Growers’ Convention
War Finance Corporation
Jeff Doggett
Townsend
Democrats plan April leaders meeting in Helena visit by Cor dell Wall
In Helena a Democrats meeting approved arrangements for a late April gathering of party leaders as Cor dell Wall national chairman tours the northwest. Committee members include Erickson, Kremer, Nolan, Judge Ayers, ex governors Norris and Stewart, Carro, and others. Also in Helena a Chinese man Chung Hay was convicted of manslaughter in the Toy Lai case with a 5 to 10 year term. The state’s 3 cent fare law case against Montana railroads was ordered resubmitted after the interstate commerce commission allowed 6 1/2 to 10 cent per mile fares, prompting a suit by Attorney General Rankin.
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Caruthersville
J. W. Bishop
R. KE. Marone
Bernard Glockler Compan
Pittsburg
Atlanta, Birminghah and Atlantic Railroad
Union
Mississippi
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Okla
Brockton
South Shore
Boston
State Board of conciHation and Arbitration
Army
Norfolk
Army Board
Patrick
Air Service
War Department
Washington
Chicago
Loop District
van Buren, Canal
Clinton Streets
Jackson Boulevard
Jackson
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroads
Mercantile Trust and Savings Bank
van Buren Street
Tirrison Street
Helena
J. Hi. Mrickson
Kalispell
Cordell Wall
Northwest
Erickson
J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
Col. C. B. Nolan
Roy FT. Ayers
Lewistown
Chung Hay
Toy Lai
W. H. Poormin
Department of the District Court
Deer Lodge
Cove Ditch District Authorized by Court
A court order by Judge Robert Cy Stong authorizes the Cove irrigation district. The project covers land from four miles west of Columbus to beyond Balings eastern limits and plans three miles of expansion. It aims to irrigate about 6 000 acres and pump water to a further 4 000 acres, with headgate upgrades along the Yellowstone River near Misco and new permanent flumes.
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Billings
Cove Irrigation District
Robert Cy Stong
District Court
Columbus
Stillwater
Balings
Cove
Bob Lillis
Yellowstone River
Misco
Hos
FEW ELK FAMINE VICTIMS REPORTED IN PARK REGION
State Game Warden Jukaways reports only a small elk loss from feed shortage in Yellowstone and adjacent areas. He and Horace M. Albright and R. J. Menutrum visited Mammoth Hot Springs, noting a springlike winter and many elk seen by visitors, with about 3800 photographed.
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Livingston
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Park
Jukaways
Giant Elk Basin gas well boosts Ohio O supply in Billings
The Ohio Oil Company completes a giant gas well at Elk Basin feeding Billings via its T2-wire pipeline. The new Ghio well adds over 200 million cubic feet per day to regional output, following the Mid-West well’s long buildup and high pressure development. Falls Auto Show Closes Great Falls.
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Billings
Ohio Oi Company
Elk Basin
Mid-West
Ohio O Company
Fire destroys 250-barrel mill at Three Forks
The Three Forks Mill and Elevator company’s 250 barrel mill in Three Forks was completely burned. Authorities believe faulty wiring to motors started the blaze. Losses cover building machinery and contents estimated at £60,000 amid low flour and grain stocks.
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Forks
Bozeman
Three Forks
Miles City Chamber Eyes Opening Fort Keogh Post
At a chamber of commerce meeting in Miles City plans were discussed to urge opening the Fort Keogh military reservation for settlement. About 4,000 acres under irrigation lie adjacent to post buildings, with a vision of a West Miles City if the reserve becomes available for use.
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Miles City
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Keogh
Oma
Treasure State Tales Terse Yet Broad In Montana News
A montage of Montana items reports nine influenza deaths in Yellowstone County over ten days. Plans for a wireless telegraph in Deer Lodge hall. The state trapshooting tourney set for June in Butte with 250+ shooters. Shasta daisy wins city flower contest in Livingston amid hollyhock results. A new Bryan club forms for young men. Billings honors Matheson legacy after his death. refinery survey underway by American Refining Co. Missoula Street Railway reportedly profitable. Wreck inquiry into two NP trains follows fatalities near Welsh. Tongue River wreck victims and thirst snowball anecdote in Broadus. WCTU picks Kalispell for next convention. Glacier park air sightseeing concession to Charles Middleton. Oil well success for Gordon Campbell-Kevin syndicate. Montana pledges to Memorial Day French grave decorations.
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Texas
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Knights of the Visible Empire
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Paul Shoup
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Northern Pacific
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Mont
Roscoe Arbuckle
Virginie Rappe
Representative Mondell
White
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Cove Ditch District
Yellowstone Counties
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James J. McCormick
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Tle
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Charles Middleton
U. Aircraft Corporation
Ues
National Parks Service Department
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Glacier
Gorden Campbell-Kevin Syndicate
Rocky Ridge Dome
France
Itade
Thomas Busha
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