German officers condemned for Belgian lieutenant murder
Jan 27 report from Coblenz states ten German police officers were sentenced to death by court martial for the assassination of Belgian Lieutenant Gratt near Dusseldorf on March 93 last. The strike leaders claim orders from Berlin and seek to protest Emperor's birthday, while Thyssen vows not to yield on coal tax despite Central News dispatch.
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Vreze
Alt la Chapelle
Jan
Associated Press
Leutenant Gratt
Daesseldart
Coblenz
Yath
Offéa
Berlin
Thayranda
Gurmans
Rhineland
Tartar
Pat
London
Central News
Conlafea'e
Fritz Thyssen
Lokal Anesiger
Pending Appeal Poses Challenge Across German Rail Lines
An Essen dispatch to Reuters reports Germany speeds up rolling stock moves as pending appeals affect customs operations. Fewer trucks and locomotives move interiorward amid tensions with France. France controls key routes through Dusseldorf, Duisburg, and Oberhausen near the proposed zones.
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Customs Bourdariee
Germany
Essen
Reuters
Gormaty Nst
Duesgelorf
Dutzberg
Oberhausen
Senate Debate on European Situation Involves Owen Reed and Oddie
Senator Owen argues for French and Belgian rights in the Ruhr as a moral question and criticizes Germany’s reparations. Senator Reed defends a neutral U.S. stance, citing his wartime service, while Senator Oddie endorses the French position briefly. France proposes a conference at The Hague to seek broader general concert of nations and welfare.
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Ilinois
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Owen
Oklahoma
Reed
Pennsylvania
Oddie
Nevada
Ropéam
Owen Read
France
Belgium
Ruhr
Germany
Senate Froyn
United States
Riyer
Franch
Sthatar Oudie
Reepublican
Maryland
Lodge
Foreign Relations
Washington
COUNTRY CLUB TO REBUILD IN SPRING
A local effort to rebuild the country club proceeds with plans and funds. Subscriptions total around 7000, with 1050 still to be raised from nonresident contributors. Architects Tom Taira and Hugh Kirke prepared the designs, and former property from the burned building is stored at Smither's shoe store for restoration at low cost.
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Alan
Tom Taira
Hugh Kirke
Pole Club
Smither’n Shoe Store
Blora
Shelley Denies Key Illegal Liquor Dealings Allegations
Shelley testifies in his defense denying involvement in illegal liquor sales and a cover up tied to the Parden company. He disputes Fischl’s accounts of seized whisky, questioned permits, and related transactions while claiming officials acted within regular procedures. Government witnesses challenge handwriting and recall of permit routing as the trial proceeds.
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Touls J. Fisehl
Manyager
Barghen
Wholesale Department
Shelley
Ucselene
Parden Company
Vic
Ford
Fischl
Columbus, Mont
Piseh
Fisch
AM Shellay
F. S. Williams
Billings
Greil Falls
Ap Parden
Higuer
A. J. Milford
John L
Slatery
Milford
Tian
Dengler
Parden
Mr. Stillery
Theen
William
Metcalf
Shetley
Carl Cameron
Parehen
Valentine
Telena Tast Spring
Great Falls
Elm
Denglen
Internal Revenue Service
Syitntless
Dingler
Williams
J.C. Sellers
Seattle
Ars
Lilian Whaten
Shellay
Marriage Service Heard Across Offices in Silver
A wedding in Silver Idaho joined Miss Lela Linteke and Gay Roberts with the ceremony officiated by Wm Hopper from the Silver schools. The event was broadcast via telephone to onlookers in the assessor and Demming Mining offices as heavy snow blocked plans. Adjournment of the related hearing was set by Justice Major until Tuesday morning.
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Atecciated Press
Silver
Idaho
Kev
Wm. Hopper
Silver Schools
Lela C. Linteke
Gay
Jor W. Roberts
Denmning
Denming
Demming
Yskits
Vyoo
Aire
Airee
Papa” van Vinck
Fire destroys Rogan farm buildings. neighbors and Helena fire crew save homes
Hugh Rogan thanks Helena fire department and neighbors after a blaze at his Blue Bell farm destroyed a chicken house valued at over 300 dollars. The insured buildings and Rogan residence survived as nearby help contained the fire. Mystery surrounds the start of the fire.
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Hugh Rogan
Blue Bell
Helena
Rogan
Mr.Rogan
Disabled War Vets Set in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on January 27 Associated Press reports the Disabled American Veterans plan to leave World Series proceeds about $2,000 to donors. National executive committee adjourned with resolutions backing Sweet, Bursum and Knutson pins, nursing pay raises, a rational orphanage bill, night clinic dispensaries, and a standardized building program for veterans hospitals. The only vacancy to be filled here.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
New York
C. Hamilton Cook
Veterans
National Executive Committee
Cash
K. M. Tandis
King
Swat
Constrecte
United States Veterant Bureau
Charles Norbes
Bureau
Fourth vice commandership awarded to Edwin Sheehan
The award for fourth vice commander ship went to Edwin Sheehan of Sontiic, Washington, marking a notable honor in the organization.
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Edwin Sheehan
Sontiic, Wash
Larson reports good roads on tri city loop
H W Larson owner of Montana Meat Co and Helena markets returns from a long automobile trip through Three Forks Harriven Twin Bridges Whitehall and Boulder to Helena. He notes good roads with one bad snow drift at Boulder Will and says time and winter travel were surprisingly feasible for cattle buying. He is a major buyer shipping cattle sheep and hides to eastern markets. Moreno wed Daisy Canfield Danziger in Ton Atwalos.
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H.W. Larson
Montana Meat Company
Helena
Forks
Pany
Harriven
Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Boulder
Mr. Larson
Larson
Aahet
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