Happenings of the Past Week From Around the World
A roundup of major events reports the IR-2 airship disaster near Hull with navy losses and diplomatic notes. It notes Irish church leaders pressing Sinn Fein, Lorraine’s America trek, Turkish forces east of the Sakarin, Jamaica political reform bids, and Moscow price surges for rye bread beef pork butter potatoes eggs and cucumbers.
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United States Navy
Hull
Heirarchy
Ireland
Edward Mulhern
Dromore
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Sinn Fein
Kilikis
Caucasus
London
Jamaica
Canada
Moscow
Soviet Council of
Iabor and
Defense
Petrograd
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Paris
Hoang- Ho
Yellow River
Shantung
Officers Ready for Battle with Miners in West Virginia
Armed men seized the Chesapeake and Clarks passenger train from St Albans to Clothier and diverted it via Pond Fork to Danville before returning toward Clothier. Passengers were not harmed as Governor Morgan’s office sought to relay President Harding's proclamation. In Logan and Boone counties preparations and defensive drills increased as ex soldiers and deputies reinforced border guards amid reports of armed gatherings near Jeffery. Washington issued a proclamation demanding peaceful dispersal by Thursday noon or martial law would be declared.
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Frank J. Pearson
Ruby
Ariz
Nogales
John H. Reynolds
James Melvin
Paintsville
Manuel Fitzpatrick
Johnson County
Hugh McKenzie
United States
Carroll
Page
Vermont
Senate
L W. W
Bowbells
N. D
John Callahan
Fred E. Sterling
Leutenant
Illinois
Len Small
Vernon Curtis
Grant Park
Edward E. Miller
Julius M. Hansen
Lewistown
Mont
Empire Bank & Trust Company
Shreveport
Leftstown
Charles ¥. Clyne
Chicago
St. Paul
W. B. Bottenfield
Nelson
Neb
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
United States Labor Board
Spanish Foreign Legion
Morocco
New York
Spain
The
Charleston
W. Va
Chesapeake& Clio
St.Albans
Clothier
Morgan
Pond Fork Branch
Danville
Harding
Logan
Jeffery
Boone
Logan County
Welch
McDowell
John H. Charnock
Spruce Fork Ridge
Washington
West Virginia
Montana 1921 Publication Highlights State Resources
Helena notes Montana 1921 annual, sponsored by Davis and Greenfield, features a round map and tourist and industrial resources. State income from industrial accident board assessments totals 202,981.07 for 2021, at 33 1 3 percent of legal maximum. Disapproval of Northern Pacific cattle tariff eyed. several towns would be affected. Secretary Stewart to enforce dual license plates on multiple vehicles. Helena reports Sarah Virginia Gould named Montana Princess for the Dallas centennial Pageant. Five Montana delegates named to the Breton Woods taxation conference, led by Treasurer Walker and others.
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Helena
Montana
State Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Chester C. Davis
Charles D. Greenfield, Jr
Division of Publicity
State Industrial Accident Board
Jerome G. Locke
Sappington
The
Railroad Commission
Northern Pacific
Charles T. Stewart
Tvrsday
Stewart
Dixon
Sarah Virginia Gould
Dallas
Tex
Gould
N. J. Gould
American National Bank
Elena
Joseph M. Dixon
Montanang
National Conference On Taxation
Breton Woods
N.hs
J. W. Walker
Charles R. Leonard
Butte
C. H. Martien
David Hilger
Lewistown
John Edgerton
Helens
Gruifte
Leonard
Hilger
Tax ‘Commission
Six Die in Renewed Belfast Riots
Six persons were killed Tuesday as renewed rioting rocked Belfast with gunfire and sniping in York Street and city center. Dozens wounded, including serious cases, as shipyard workers endured gunfire on their way home and people sheltered on tram cars amid heavy firing and a curfew.
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Belfast
York Street
Glass Workers Agree to 28 Percent Wage Cut in Cleveland
The National Window Glass Workers' Association and the National Association of Window Glass Manufacturers reached a deal in Cleveland on Tuesday. President Joseph Neenan said the union accepted a 28 percent wage reduction affecting about 15 000 workers and 60 factories.
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Cleveland
National Window Glass Workers’ Association
National Association of Window Glass Manufacturers
Joseph Neenan
Memorial Service for ZR-2 Victims Held at Westminster Abbey
London reports a memorial service for ZR-2 victims scheduled for September 7 at Westminster Abbey. Representatives from the king, British army and navy air forces, and the American forces are to attend, as arranged by the air ministry.
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London
Air Ministry
Westminister Abbey
Swiss Extend Charles' Stay in Bern Until October
At Spain's request the Swiss government extends its permission for former Emperor Charles of Austria to stay in Switzerland until October. The original permit required Charles to leave by September 1.
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Charles
Berne
Charles of Austria
Switzerland
Body of Lay Recovered from ZR Two Hull Disaster
The body of Maurice Lay, a Greensboro North Carolina rigger, was found in the ZR-2 wreckage at Hull England on Tuesday, adding to the toll of American casualties from the airship disaster.
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Hull
England
Maurice Lay
Greensboro
N. C
Prison warden testifies in Koski case over 1917 mob incident
Deposition of M. O. W. Potter, warden of the state penitentiary, taken at Deer Lodge, concerns Emil Koski's $200,000 federal suit against Sheriff Headington and 18 others for false imprisonment and persecution related to a November 28, 1917 incident. Potter denies knowledge of Liberty Committee members and officers. He recalls the night but not Koski’s fate.
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Butte
M. OW. Potter
State Penitentiary
Deer Lodge
Federal District Court
Emil Koski
Red Lodge
George Headington
Potter
Carbon County Liberty Committee
Koski
Mre
Libby Johnson
Liberty Committee
Ita
Border Rustling Band Being Hunted Lethbridge
Canadian provincial police say a large scale cattle rustling band operating across the border has been disrupted with arrests in Montana. B M Frannell an American rancher faces extradition after a preliminary hearing at Coutts Monday. James Muer and Myrtle Leach are in custody in Montana while J R Leach remains at large with a $200 reward offered by the attorney general's department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Montana
B. M. Frannell
Coutts
James Muer
Myrtle Leach
J. R. Leach
Attorney General's Department
Plan Sunday School Institutes in Five Montana Cities
The Montana conference of the Methodist Episcopal church approves two-day Sunday school institutes in Glendive Livingston Billings Butte and Missoula for the coming year. A 10-day institute will be held in Helena, with Missoula chosen as the 1022 seat of the Montana annual conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Montana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Glendive
Livingston
Billdings
Butte
Missoula
George Mecklenberg
Helena
Burke Probes Oil Lease Dispute at Crow Agency
Burke commissioner of Indian affairs arrived at Crow Agency Friday to confer with the Crow tribal council on the Soap Creek oil lease controversy and related tribal issues. The Crows allege the Indian agent and tribal committee overstepped authority by granting leases to a company drilling in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Charles IT. Burke
Indian Affairs
Crow Agency
Crow Tribal Council
Soap Creek
New Concentrator Destroyed by Fire
The 10 stamp quartz mill and concentrator built by the De Celles Gold Mining Company on Sheep Mountain spur near Dewey’s Flat Beaverhead County was completely destroyed by fire. Operated less than two months the plant valued at 17500 with a faculty dryer in the concentrates room suspected as the cause.
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Butte
de Celles Gold Mining Company
Sheep Mountain
Dewey's Flat
Beaverhead County
Flames Destroy Lumber Mills North of Pablo Mont
Fire of unknown origin Sunday wiped out the Donlan Henderson Lumber mill and a large stock of lumber and logs about a mile north of Pablo Montana. Loss about 100000 dollars, partially insured. Buildings including the saw mill planning mill office dry sheds bunkhouse cook house and several small structures were destroyed.
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Missoula
Donlan-Henderson
Pablo
Mont
Old Land Mark to Be Torn Down at Montana College
Announcement from Montana State College states the log house, oldest building on campus and local landmark, will be torn down to make way for a new college gymnasium. It has served as a club house and later as a hospital in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana State College
Two Electrocuted for Murder in New Jersey
Frank J. James and Raymond W. Schuck from Camden were executed at the state prison Tuesday night at 8 15 for the murder of Davis Paul a Camden bank messenger.
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Trenton
N. J
Frank J. James
Raymond W. Schuck
Camden
State Prison
Davis
Paul
Factory Adds New Equipment In Butte Jumpers Line
Manning-Wyman overall factory in Butte adds eight sewing machines and a shaver to expand from bib overalls and waist overalls to jumper production. President J F Manning says output rises to 150 dozen weekly and aims for 250 dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Manning-Wyman Overall
J. F. Manning
Bozeman Chef Aims To Break Portland Driving Record
David Kramer of the Club cafe in Bozeman departed Sunday for Portland to attempt a new driving time between the two cities. He previously drove the distance in four days and four hours and now plans to complete it in three days.
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David Kramer
Club Cafe
Bozeman
Portland
Ore
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