World War Era News Digest From Many Capitals
A sprawling dispatch notes British Victory loan subscriptions at 2.75 billion, London approval of a German peace treaty and Anglo French pact, and a planned imperial parliament. Vienna reports a 1.65 million allied army marching toward Budapest. Washington cites Shipley ransom case in Mexico and Wilson backing Pershing to full general rank. Berlin rumors Max Harden as German ambassador. prohibition bill moves, potential presidential veto. Additional items cover German debt estimates, French wartime damages, mail to Germany, divorce suit in Los Angeles, Lloyd George imperial parliament plan, race riots with patrols, a fatal dirigible explosion in Chicago, mass Italian emigration, Chile seeking U S loan, prune wine alcohol tests, and telegraph and Mexican debt ads.
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London
House of Commons
Vienna
Budapest
Washington
Lawrence L. Shipley
Frésnille
Berlin
Maximilian Harden
United States
Wilson
Pershing
House
Germany
Dernburg
Departments
France
New York
Los Angeles
Smith
Lloyd George
Empire
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
William G. McAdoo
Chile
Westfield
Mass
State Normal School
Western Union Telegraph Company
Mexico
U.S
David W. Entriken
Kennet Square
Royal Coal Commission
England
Chicago
American Legion
National Organization of Veterans of the War
Manila
Hamburg
Bremen
Boston
Baltimore
Montana briefs cover county bonds and local events
Pondera county taxes rise under new plan to over 24 million. Wolf Point plans a 100000 temple for the Masonic association. Billings grocer Peter Pero retired as Norths ern Red Cross knit champion. A dozen towns report fires, drownings, and court actions, from a gashed farmer’s death to a surgeon’s Montana tour offering free care.
Trade rules limit commodities and port shipments
The article notes Philadelphia and southern ports will handle cotton shipments. It states trading in most commodities will be unrestricted except for dyestuffs, chemicals, and potash, which will be controlled by a reparations commission established by the peace treaty.
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Philadelphia
Repara Commission
Indian Is Incorrigible Andrew Enemy Boy Sentenced
Andrew Enemy Boy 21 of the Fort Belkway reservation pleaded guilty to stealing a horse worth 30 dollars sold for 25 and received 50 days in jail from United States District Judge George M Mourquin at Helena last week. Kellim said he has 23 troubles in two years, 18 court appearances, and prior jail terms in Havre and Malta. Enemy Boy blamed low pay of 2 dollars daily on the reservation and noted past work in Canada for 5.50 dollars a day plus board. The judge cited a historic custom of horse stealing as no longer acceptable, noting white men have been hung for it and Indians possibly as well.
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Andrew Enemy
Fort Belkway
Helena
United States
George M. Mourquin
Enemy
Havre
Malta
Harry H. Kellim
The
India
Canada
Bourquin
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