Allied chiefs to confer in France over war debts and reparations
Delegations from 12 allied nations gather in Paris to resume talks after the peace conference. Kellogg Herrick Logan and Churchill arrive as discussions on war debts and reparations loom, with a Brussels meeting proposed to resolve debts. Germany grants a formal protest over Cologne occupation and defers detailed debate.
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Paris
Associated Press
Allied
Associated Nations
Vinek DB. Kelloge
Great Britain
Herrickang
James A. Vegan, Jr
United States
Logan
Thana
Mr. Kellogg
Hetrick
Logan Tomourrow
Foreign Office
Winston Churchill
Marquis of Crewe
France
M. Clementel
Churchill
Clementel
Brussels
Churchil
Daring Hold Up Targeting Pittsburg Bank Leader
Three men in an automobile robbed the residence of John W. Sands son of Lawrence A. Sands president of the First National bank. They forced Sands and his chauffeur inside and lined servants against walls. Five shots were fired wounding Sands who escaped serious injury. The assailants fled without obtaining money. Melbourne reports the government checks emigrants with under 40 pounds sterling.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
John W. Sands
Lawrence A. Sands
First National Bank
Fashionable
Squirrel Wil
Sands
Mr. Sands
Army List Cited in Scott Case Court Testimony
Mrs. Scott named several high ranking army officers and their wives during cross examination as objects of her association with them. She listed Brigadier General William Mitchell and others, while Congressman Scott defends the image of Congress and denies a vilifying portrayal. He remains in Washington to resume duties after recovering.
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Scott
Canfield
Emerick
William Mitchell
Jiarvey Burwell
Robert Lynch
George Mammans
Wilbur Sumner
Don Sauteile
House Merchant Marine Committee
Washington
Congress
Army
Personal notices and movements across Montana towns
A parade of residents checks in at Harvey and Placer hotels with names from Boulder Winston Anaconda Deer Lodge White Sulphur Springs Roundup Townsend Plentywood and more. County Agent L G Devers heads to Bozeman for a State college meeting. Coolidge appoints three commissioners to arrange Rio Grande water use with Mexico below Fort Quitman Texas.
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L. G. Devers
Bozeman
State College
Anna F. Taos
1Mamilton
Washington
Coolidge
Rio Grande
Fort Quitman
Texas
Pioneer of Broadwater County dies in hospital
Hamiond Hossfeld a longtime Broadwater county resident died in a local hospital late Monday night. He will be buried in Radersburg with funeral at 2 30 p m in the Radersburg church officiated by Rev Emil Ziegler. The body will be shipped from Toston at noon to Radersburg for final rites. He was born in Saxons and moved to Minnesota as a child before settling in Broadwater county in 1879. He never married and is survived by nephews in Toston and other parts of Minnesota Wisconsin and by a brother in Lewiston Minnesota and a sister in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Hamiond Hossfeld
Broadwater County
Radersburg
Emil Ziegler
First Lutheran Church of
Helena
Flaherty
Kohlera Toston
Toston
Mr. Hossfeld
Minnesota
Hossfeld
Willig
Albert
Leslie Smith
Max Hassfeld
Lewiston, Minn
Mary Baxter
Milwaukee
Wis
Thrifty Paris Plans New Entertainment for Visitors in 1828
Paris plans an International Exhibition of Decorative Arts from April to October 1925. The grounds near the Seine span seven acres with a bridge extension at Alexandre II. Modernist design dominates with bans on replicas of genuine antiques. Exhibits cover architecture furniture decoration theater streets gardens and tutio n. Prominent perfume houses will share a pavilion.
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Paris
Associated Press
Aity
Champs Llysees
Esplanade Les Invalides
Seine
Alexandre II
Fugitive Republicans Back in Providence
Governor AL Pothier urged quick passage of emergency appropriations to fix Rhode Island’s deadlock and restore open court testimony to prevent fraud in divorce cases. Fugitive Republican senators returned to the State House for the first time since June 19, during inauguration week.
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Associated Press
Providence
R. 1
Rhode Island
Warden Tynan Again Refutes Charges From Hospital
From a Red Cross hospital in Salida Colorado warden Thomas J Tynan issues a statement denying charges by Governor Sweet and announces he will leave the hospital to return to Canon City for a civil service commission hearing to answer the charges.
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Uy Associated Press
Denver
Red Cross
Salida
Colo
Thomas J. Tynan
Colorado State Penitentiary
Sweet
Tynan
Canon City
State Civil Service Commission
Guggenheim In New York Reports Condition Declared Satisfactory
A statement from Dan Guggenheim's office says the financier and director of the American Smelting and Refining Company is in New York with his condition described as very satisfactory. The update comes as reports of his health circulate locally.
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Vanel Guggenheim
American Smelting and Refining Company
Spirit of the Heights in the Captain’s Defiance
Harry Gloster flees after killing his partners at a gold camp and saves Lee Haines from Joe Macarthur. Joan Barry bonds with the stallion Captain as he battles riders and harsh treatment, while Haines dies revealing his riderly lineage and a fierce struggle for freedom continues.
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Harry Gloster
Gloster
Lee Haines
Joe Macarthur
Joan Barry
Old Plains
Haines
Joan
Sam Ricks
Gilmore
Lefty
Cain
Purvis Corral
Champ Hudson
Teather
Iso
Veterans of Foreign Wars Installation At Fort Wayne
An elaborate program marked the installation of new officers for Lieut. Harold Joyce Post VFW last evening at the fort hospital Red Cross building. State Commander Reynolds of Missouri presided as officers were inducted, with speakers and musical numbers by local and visiting groups.
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Harold Joyce Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Red Cross
Fort Hospital
Reynolds
Missouri
James F. Weaver
Oliver E. Fairfax
Col
J. J. McGinness
Joe Aterland
Albert Nidergall
B. M. Frayser
William T. Hawthorne
Edward Welling
Jewitt
Isaac Pierman
George J. Joyce
PR. Wrayser
W. Dbd. Judkins
the Fort Hospital
Albert Niebergall
Holmes
Schmidt
George Mason
Elk Lodge Quartette
Mr. Ray
Sapphone
Prof. Thayer
C. J. McFarland
The
Hollywood Strukters
Shrine Temple
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M. C. A. Intermountain College
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John Shock
Townsend
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Senator Taylor
Truxton Albor
Plentywood
Arthur Sheehan
Jos Angelee
Fl Paso
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