17 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1920
Page
1
The final meeting of property owners in the West Paving District will be held at 8 tonight in the primmercial chamber. District residents will decide construction materials and other legal matters after city council action creating the Improvement District. Petitions readied for presentation to the city council.
The note from OAARP to the Dutch government urges reconsideration of its refusal to extradite Wilhelm of Hohenzollern. Allies argue immense wartime sacrifices justify pushing for a world tribunal to examine international crimes, and warn that continued harboring of the ex-emperor risks propaganda and ongoing danger to Europe. The text emphasizes justice, solidarity, and the need for accountability beyond national boundaries.
An ad praises St Jacobs Oil as a quick, safe remedy for lumbago backache sciatica and rheumatism claiming it soothes sore backs after a single application and does not burn the skin. It urges readers to buy a trial bottle at any drug store and apply a small amount with results seen after fifty counts.
The request of the powers urged the Dutch government to provide clear assurances on safety of Europe. They pressed for a solemn recognition of the grave situation and the need for fresh consideration of the question before her.
Allied officials debate whether Germany should arrest and try charged individuals under a process outside direct Allied intervention. They reserve the right to judge good faith, publish charges, and possibly hand cases to a separate Allied tribunal if Germany fails. In sports news, Lewis defeats Wladek Zbyszko in a catch-as-catch-can match after a first fall by Zbyszko.
The discussion centers on a Labor Commission plan to create a board for labor disputes with public representation. Proponents warned against separate railroad boards, while Cummins urged a single qualified board. Esch expects final draft and House action by this weekend.
A Democratic candidate files for the governor nomination, detailing policy aims on tax equity, immigration credit, land reclamation, road construction, and support for state institutions and public schools. The petition references a cooperative approach with commercial plans to develop the state and establish a sale fair.
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