Methodists Plan Area Conference At Butte For New Year
The M E conference at Butte will host a two day series of conventions in the Helena area and surrounding districts. Bishop Charles Worsley Borss and church leaders will attend with delegates from Montana Idaho and North Waketa. Sessions cover Sunday school work pastor conferences stewardship evangelism and youth activities with speakers including W T Neil and George Meck Tenbure.
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Damipson in Cell for Manufacture of Cheery Tafe
Sergeant Gebtardt reported last night two witnesses will testify against Rimpsay if the case proceeds. The proceedings touched on moonshine and violations of prohibition, with Sampson defending the night's actions and urging dispensation for release in the morning.
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Farmers Aid Bill Spurs GOP Unity In House Action
Lawmakers push a relief package as Fordney tariff bill faces early reading in the House. Republicans aim to pass before Christmas recess while seeking broader farm product coverage and eliminating party fines. Senate timing uncertain as war-finance measures and other bills loom.
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Senate committee considers immigration, wartime laws hearings
Last week the immigration committee planned hearings after the holidays and the senate judiciary committee was set to take initial action on a bill by Senator France for relief of persons convicted under the espionage laws. Secretary Houston was expected to provide important financial clarifications on taxation and tariff matters Thursday.
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Sinn Fein leaders vow peace amid Cork and Washington probes
Sinn Fein figures in Ireland and U S Washington indicate a push for peace and reconciliation. Father O Flannagan argues the movement is peaceful while British policy tightens controls. Cork city bishops excommunicate ambush participants as Irish independence probes go forward with witnesses to testify in late December.
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Ireland and Britain face Irish peace debate in tour of Horace
Sir Horace warned that the Irish peace plan represents only about one fifth of the people of Ireland and urged the tour not to push a policy that ignores broader Irish interests. He plans a two month Western US visit, saying America feels more informed than Britain about conditions in Ireland.
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Court May Be Basis of Peace Plan
President Wilson submitted proposals to the Senate for confirmation. Harding, amid conference talks, indicated his housing recommendations would follow Senate procedure. Attendees included Senator Walworth, Senator Harry S. New, and Harry M. Daugherty, plus O. L. Stone and First-American leaders opposing a Versailles league membership.
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Huns Cannot Pay Reparations Amid Global Debate
Fragmentary OCR reads of postwar negotiations show Allied powers pressing Germany to accept reparations terms while seeking broad consensus. Text hints at secrecy, political pressure, and tentative concessions amid a larger push for economic penalties. A separate note mentions wind-driven propellers and a tribe with sharpened teeth, appearing unrelated.
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