Vets Set To Meet Townley Amid Rumpus Over Fight Call
A local dispute over a proposed confrontation with Townley triggered a heated claim that veterans would confront him. Townley representatives and the American Legion leaders spoke of education campaigns and peaceful action, with Sheriff Swanson promising no violence and swift response if needed.
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Ruhr Miners Fear Allied Invasion News Chaos
Fragmented report describes Ruhr miners facing a feared Allied invasion plot. Names and events are garbled, with references to Hamlem, Tox, and a miners’ collective. The piece mentions government actions, possible dissolution of a company, and a call to withhold costs amid political tension.
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McGannon Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Murder Case
Cleveland jurors in the municipal court could not agree on a verdict in the murder case of Harald Kays. Judge Maurice Nerhon discharged the jury at 5 o clock. The fate of McGannon hinges on the prosecutor Edward C. Starrious and the court deliberations.
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Kays
Helena Eyes Prosperous Year Ahead in 1921
Helena faces a year of growth with plans for public works and a surge in business. Major projects include city improvements, paving, schools, industry expansion, and irrigation to boost employment and economic activity. Major figures anticipate several million dollars in public spending and hundreds of new workers this spring.
End of War Efforts Fail Amid Ireland Uncertainty
London Times reports negotiations for a stronger guarantee beyond a truce have failed. Dublin officials deny knowledge of Eamon de Valera’s whereabouts while the American mail steamer Pontia arrives at North Wall Quay amid mounting warweariness.
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North Wall Quay
SAID HOST SLAIN by Associated Dr Landen
Report from Berlin on Thursday cites a clash in Russia with 100 dead as authorities confirm a deadly incident. The patch from Berlin notes chaotic scenes and ongoing investigations into the crime and its motives.
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Bec
Rassia
Berlin
New Mosque Shriners Welcome in a Joyous New Year
A jubilant New Year celebration at New Mosque Shriners drew 1509 attendees, filling a grand hall with torches and green fires. VIPs and performers occupied reserved tables as heavily decorated festivities and a magnificent show unfolded, leaving Helena with a historic memory of one of the capi tal’s most successful parties.
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Helena
Vite Rohley
Aril
Italian Suspect Denied in Wall Street Blast Plot
Report claims Giovanni Costello and associates tied to an alleged Wall Street bombing plot. Evie Lindblad asserts possible connections and threats as federal officials review the case. Authorities say the explosion killed 40 and injured many. details remain unclear amid conflicting statements and allegations.
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Dees
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Costello
Talian
Evie Lindblad
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Aternoon
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Lindblad
Cambridge
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Wilson Signs Miners Relief Bill Extension
President Wilson signed a bill extending the six month period for mining claim assessment work to 1920. Under prior law, claim holders had to complete $100 of work by tonight. The extension affects hundreds of mining claims across flooded western districts, with exemptions filed via county recorders.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Midighie
Penn Railway Reaches Labor Pact With Unions
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a agreement with representatives of its enginemen and railroad service employees on future labor differences. The pact aims to avoid disputes and strikes on the Pennsylvania system if both sides honor the spirit of the settlement and maintain orderly operations.
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Itsening
Rain Service
Pennsylvania
SAD YEAR AHEAD FOR LABOR FACES EMPLOYER PRESSURE
A fragmented, oblique legacy piece cites Samuel Gompers and fears a grim year for labor as employers push back. The text mentions unions, reforms, and mounting tensions, outlining a bleak outlook for organized labor amid political and economic shifts.
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Army Navy To Be Held Down Hard In Budget Talks
President elect Harding conferred with congressional leaders and officials including Bank figures on federal spending. Emphasis on navy appropriations and overall fiscal policy to curb government costs while seeking farmer relief and potential economy measures.
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Cardinal Gibbons Receives Last Sacraments Tonight
Carding Guts haus reports Cardinal Gibbons received the last sacraments and lies in critical condition at the home of Robert Ty Shriver in Union Mills near Westminister. Doctors warned of a relapse tied to his advanced age while officials consider recovery or death, with Bishop Owen Corrigan issuing notice about prayers for his recovery or passing.
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Weste
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Ilitrye Bighon
Maltimore
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Socialists Gather for Reganka Nonpartisan Program Meeting
A regional gathering of socialist and nonpartisan groups met at Lincoln to discuss a cooperative economic program. The agenda included promoting bonded factories and warehouses, open markets, and municipal markets. Participants emphasized community ownership and worker-led initiatives.
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Adjutant General Faces Jail Over Court Order Refusal
A Washington report says Adjutant General Major General Peter C. Morris faces a jail sentence for 10 days after defying a court order in a divorce case. The case centers on selective service act records and questions whether President Wilson’s order protected disclosure of questionnaire information.
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Turris
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