Former Judge Crum Endorsed and Impeached in Montana Charge
Charles L. Crum, former Montana district judge now a state house candidate, was impeached by the Montana Senate on multiple charges. The body found him guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors and removed him from the bench in the Fifteenth Judicial District. The case centers on opposition to war, alleged disloyalty, and criticism of the U.S. government and war policies, with additional accusations about draft obstruction and rioting.
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Montana Senate
N. D. House
Townleyites
Charles L. Crum
Oliver
Mercer
Dunn
Lusitania
Charles Crum
Montana
State House of Representatives
Nonpartisan League Caucus
The
Herald
Senate
Fifteenth Judicial District
Cnazples J. Crum
Assam
Nner
U. 8
Crum
Lebert Crum
Mtn
Ing -Conteaind
Anayitn
Gtr
Rosebud
Hearings on Waterway in Duluth June 3
International Joint Commission hearings on the Great Lakes St Lawrence tidewater waterway open tomorrow at Memorial Hall in the court house. American chairman Obadiah Gardner and Canadian secretary Lawrence J Burpee lead a roster of commissioners with hearings slated Friday and Saturday from 10 am to 12 30 pm and 2 to 5 pm. C West of Manitowoc to discuss lake and ocean type boats expected to attend, aiding the boat phase resolution.
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Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
International Joint ‘Commission
Memorial Hall
Court House
Obadiah Gardner
D. Clark
Charles A. McGrath
Henry A. Powel
W. H.hearst
Lawrence J. Burpee
Whitehead Klute
du Voth
West
Manitowoc
Mob Disarms Irish Guards in Dublin Raid
Twelve soldiers guarding a public building in Dublin were surprised by armed men who forced them to surrender rifles ammunition and two machine guns. The raiders restrained all inside including the guard and attacked the registry of deeds office using revolvers to complete their objective.
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Dublin
Titty Jmen
Registry of Deeds
Grand jury at Fargo reconvenes amid weather chaos
The Fargo grand jury reconvenes amid unclear weather conditions and reported disruptions. Authorities this week noted continued proceedings despite local tensions and shifting temperatures.
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Fargo
Armenians Reunited Through Aid Committee Efforts
Hundreds of Armenian families are being reunited monthly by the American Committee for Relief in the Near East. The group operates from Aleppo and other Asia Minor cities, aiding families scattered by four years of partitions and military movements. A Shamiian family tale illustrates the effort as Levon Shamiian locates his mother and sister through a newspaper appeal, while lists of orphans will be printed in Armenian papers in America to find homes for thousands of children. The committee oversees about 30,000 orphans in the Constantinople district and roughly twice that in the East Tut area.
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Consign
Ukobie
Mall
American Committee For Relief In
Near East
Asia Minor
Levon Shambian
Bakkeshir
Levon Shamiian
Levon
Seranoush
Burdy
Aintab
America
Constantinople
Eet Tut
New York Prohibition Agent Sees Liquor Arrests Loom
In New York on June 2 James G Shevlin federal prohibition supervisor says the Eighteenth Amendment can be enforced only through government purchases. He expects about 400 city liquor dealers to be arrested if the Supreme Court upholds the constitutional actions. He notes evidence already held by federal authorities includes information on several major dealers.
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New York
Mayer
James G. Shevlin
Supreme Court
Poles Fight Bolstering Front in Bi 30 Region
Warsaw reports a renewed Polish defense on the Bi 30 region front as Bolshevik pressure grows. An official army statement says May 27 gains along the Beresina river were held against counterattacks near Bol khevik line and Pleanunica, with hundreds of prisoners and machine guns captured. South of Wobrulsk raids yielded prisoners and material.
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Warsaw
Treopa
Borluow
Bobrulsk
Beresina
Etatement Adda
Pleanunica
Wobrulsk
Continuation of Federal Wheat Standards Decided
Washington June 2 continuation of present federal wheat standards decided by Secretary Meredith after hearings on discontent in the central northwest over hard red spring and durum wheats. He warned lowering standards would reduce farmer returns while proponents say it would raise them. He noted 1917 1918 standards were tied to fixed wartime prices and under normal markets injustices may be removed with competition. Port Arthur Ont June 2 division potatoes eyes gouged for seed sold for pale with example of one peck bought for a dollar. Vancouver June 2 Pet erson of Pemberton Meadows had first train ride. a trapper miner rancher, an old timer in British Columbia. Potato by the dozen Hamilton Ont June some farmers asking 8 10 per bag. one farmer sold at 0 12 per dozen.
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Washington
Meredith
Central Northwest
Port Arthur
Ont
Fort William
Vancouver
P. Peterson
Pemberton Meadows
Die Tully
Peterson
British Columbia
Hamilton
Louisiana Delegates Seated as Republican National Committee Acts
Chicago June 2 delegates from Louisiana were seated by the Republican National Committee after dismissing the fly white group led by Herbert and Lolsel of New Orleans. Emile Kuntz of New Orleans heads the seated delegation. Jaime de Veyra arrived with Philippine officials urging an independent platform declaration. The committee sided with the Kuntz group, citing a 1918 agreement against further contests.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Louisiana
Emile Kuntz
New Orleana
Herbert
Victor Lolsel
New Orleans
Philippine Islands
Jaime de Veyra
Republican Party
Mr. de Veyra
Philippines
America
Kuntz
Jnst
Miller
Schall
Coreseman
Chile seeks Pacific outlet through Bolivian solution
Chilean minister to Bolivia Dr Emito Bello Codecido told La Nacion that Bolivia must gain a Pacific outlet and Peru would yield. He said the League of Nations is unlikely to intervene, calling the issue an American affair with U S influence dominant.
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Buenos Aires
Bolivia
Ens
Acific
Peru
Emito Bello Codecido
la Nacion
Codecido
League of Nations
Council
America
United States
Grand Forks County Play Day And Pageant At Larimore
Four thousand Grand Forks County pupils and parents gathered for a county play day and pageant in Larimore. The pageant depicts county and school history under Don Moore and Prof. A G Arnold with all schools represented and a Grand Forks Schoolboys band providing music.
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Larimore
P. Larimore
N. C
Gifforks County
Grand Works
Don ¥. Moore
Grand Forks
A. G. Arnold
State Agricultural College
Grand Forks County
Grand [Forks
Holmes
Mims 2
Beatrice Johnstone
Newspaper Editors Confront Paper Shortage in Boston
In Boston on June 2 the National Editorial association reopened after a pleasure trip day. Topics on the program included print paper shortage, advertising, and circulation. Secretary of the Navy Daniels was slated to speak at a Boston Newspapers' Publishers' banquet tonight.
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Boston
National Editorial Association
Harretary
Daniels
Boston Newspapers’ Publishers’ Association
Italian and French Troops Arrive in Teschen
Vienna reports strong Italian and French reinforcements have reached Teschen as Poles and Czechs clash over the region’s future status. An entente commission orders Karwin’s administration moved to Yualau, while Paris hints the plebiscite mission could depart if incidents continue. Czech rail workers derail four munitions trains bound for Polish forces in the contested area.
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Vienna
Duchy of Teschen
Entente Commission
Teschen
Karwin
Yualau
Prague
Council of Ambassadors
Paris
Victims of Shipwrecks Sent to U S
Five American sailors wrecked from the schooner Defender, rescued after a perilous voyage from Fiji to Ulanga Island and Suva, then taken to Honolulu aboard a Japanese trading schooner and the Niagara liner. They were sent to San Francisco by officials including Collector Malcolm A. Franklin.
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Honolulu
Jtwe
San Francisco
Malcolm A . Franklin
Levuka
Fiji
Ulanga Island
Mace
Suvwa
Niagara
Honotulus
Hillsboro District Court Honors Judge Carmody Memorial
In Hillsboro Maryland June 2 a memorial service for the late Judge Carmody dominated forenoon hours. Judge Swanson presided while FP W Ames of Mayville delivered the principal address. Attys offered talks on lessons from the judge’s life. Judge Englert spoke briefly. Court adopted resolutions and expected to resume jury impaneling and first case involvement tomorrow.
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Hillsboro
M. D
Diatelet Court
Carmody
T.T. Swanson
FP. W. Ames
Mayville
Juder
M. I. Englert
M. I. Englert Who Is Presiding At His Term of the District Court
Forrow
Plan to Organize Small Millers of Country Proposed
Cincinnati June 2 J D Collins Windom Minn district governor outlined plans at the convention of the Community Millers Association of America to form a corporation uniting thousands of small millers to economically dispose of surplus flour. Census figures follow with increases shown for Worcester Pawtucket and other cities.
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Cincinnati
Community Millers’ Association of America
J. D. Collins
Windom
Minn
Wilson Signs Cotton Futures Grade Measure
Washington June 2 President Wilson signed a joint resolution removing from the agricultural appropriation bill the Comer Amendment that affected cotton futures grades which had been included by a clerical error in the original measure signed yesterday.
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Washington
Wilson
Huerta Takes Oath as Provisional President of Mexico
Mexico City June 1 Adolfo Huerta elected provisional president of Mexico last week took the oath of office at 5 P M in the chamber of deputies General Manuel Pelaez a revolutionary leader in Purba was reported today to be on his way to Mexico City but had not arrived there tonight
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Mexico City
Adotto A
Huerta
Mexico
Chamber of Deputies
Manuel Pelaez
Purbia
Mexicoity
Wood alcohol drinker dead in Duluth jail cell
In Duluth Minnesota on June 2 a man identified as Rikola of Virginia Minnesota died in delirium after six days of drinking wood alcohol. He was held at the county jail after a municipal court conviction and was reported to have a wife and children. The body will be taken to his home.
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Townley Wou
North Dakota
American Legion
Duluth
Minn
Rikola
Virginia
Rikolein
Series of petty thefts totaled about 20800 dollars
Chicago dated report of a sustained petty theft wave, baffling detectives for weeks and leading to arrests of a night officer and a doorman. The police say property stolen included items from downtown stores and a linening device. A separate note mentions a Chinese priest and a Canadian Anglican charge.
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Chicago
Roy Graves
Graves
Ing
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