Central European relief credits arrange postwar aid
The international relief committee announced new postwar credits by Great Britain Norway Sweden Switzerland and others to aid Austria Hungary and broader Central Europe. Credits totaling 10,009,000 pounds sterling for Great Britain 12,807,000 kroner for the Netherlands 150,000 000 francs for Switzerland and similar sums for Norway Sweden Denmark and Denmark were planned with security bonds prioritizing reparations. The committee also distributed large relief supplies as arrangements proceeded.
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Austria
Hungary
Great Britain
Heanark
Tulla
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Iternational Committee For
Denmark
Holland
Disputed Judge Crum Faces Legislature Bid in Oliver County
Special to The Independent Center reports that Judge Crum of Oliver County faces impeachment and disqualification for high crimes in Montana. He sits as a Nonpartisan League candidate for the North Dakota legislature, aligned with the Townley ticket and supported by local American Legion investigations.
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B. Inne
Charles
Nepe
Ixteentited
Montana
Senate of
Mortara
Anal Nee
Molana
Oliver County
North Dakota
Fea
Hehalf of & I
Townley
Ula Whale
Crum
Center
Nonpartisan League
Frasies Townley
Vals
Merican Legion
Crom
American Legion
Teague
Burton S. Witcox
Tenster
Sec
Prohibition Agents Secure Warrants Under Federal Law
Prohibition agents received guidance clarifying warrant issuance under the prohibition enforcement law. Warrants for offenses under internal revenue laws must be approved by the United States attorney of the district, while prohibition agents do not independently authorize warrants. The attorney general stressed that only approved warrants may be sworn out for offenders.
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Bross
Washington
Paliace
United States
Tale
Cove
Prohibition Enforcement Ant
Penrsal
Internal Revenue Llan and Tagelessly
Prohibition
Senators Advance Farmers Bodies Bill In Senate
Ageoringit Prens reports the Senate moved the farmers bodies bill forward. The measure would grant authority to the secretary to regulate certain practices and impose penalties, while critics warn it could consolidate power and reduce competition among associations including planters and growers.
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Ageoringit Prens
Gairyney
Trade union role urged in industrial disputes
United States Senator Waterfield told delegates at a national association meeting that the present industrial situation should be settled by workers and employers themselves rather than arbitration. He supported representatives of employees on the negotiating body to deal directly with employers.
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Lhp
Atlantic City
N.S
Freight Congestion Up After Rail Operators Respond
The Freight Congestion issue rose as Willard, president of the Association of Railway Manufacturers, told the commission that its orders were flatly rejected by carriers. He stated that the promised relief to freight jams by June had not materialized, citing ongoing bottlenecks and carrier resistance.
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Washington
Ube
Aniol Willard
Association of Railway Mveaatives
Commission
War laws to 60 off books under action in House
A garbled report describes House action on a set of roughly 60 war laws aimed at limiting presidential power during the ongoing state of war. Lawmakers from Tennessee, Vital, and Democrats debate the Lever Act's renewal and broader censorship of controls, with calls to sustain wartime authority and potential overrides if needed.
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Ded Drags
Wistingeon
Jane JA
Iartana
Aas
Congress
Democrats
WiLan Wold
Connelly
Diamond company found guilty in price violation case
The Diamond company, operating three credit jewelry and clothing stores in Haflite, was found guilty in U S district court of violating price setting laws and unreasonable pricing. Judge Hazel denied a motion for a new trial.
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Fime Buffalo
Roeluster
Bon
The
Diamond Company
Credit Jewelry Age
Haflite
United States District Court
Lever Seu Ly
Hazel
United States to Attend Meeting on Russian Trade
The United States will participate unofficially in the forthcoming London conference on Russian trade and commerce led by Bolshevik minister Gregory Krassin. Officials emphasized the observer role is neutral and not a pledge to engage in trade with Russia, aiming to maintain mediating tones and gauge other nations’ views.
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United States
Washington
London
Gregory Krassin
Bolsheviki
Aut
Immerce
Supreme Council
Tener
Lalsiievik Russi
Offis
Tiegq 407
Gompers Warns Fall Report May Lead to War With Mexico
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, asserts in a statement that implementing the Senate Fall committee recommendations on Mexican affairs could provoke a U S Mexican war. He argues the report serves oil and mining interests and would push the United States to intervene militarily to reshape Mexico’s constitution and secure a direct overland and sea access.
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Associated Press
Washington
Samuel Gompers
Amelia Federation of Labor
United States
Mexico
Senate
Condit
Albert Wall
Gene
Fall
Con Ling
Republic of Mexico
City of
Moutinwedie & Ae
Irish Raid Burns Barracks in Blarney District
Armed men attacked the police barracks at Blarney on Tuesday. The building was damaged by an explosion and evacuated, with Sessions Court house adjoining wrecked and official records destroyed. Police defenders were transferred to another station.
Berlin Provinces Campaign Sees Repeated Violence
Associated Press reports in Berlin that provincial elections are marked by heavy fighting at campaign openings. Police struggle to contain clashes as candidates push for support amid rising unrest.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Fuse 3
Irish Police Bill Occupies Commons
The house of commons spent most of the evening debating the Irish police bill under the Home Rule act. The government finally accepted an article proposing a transfer of the constabulary within three years of the bill’s passage.
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London
House of Commnn
Bolshevik Army Routs Poles in Wild Ras River Tale
Warsaw reports a Bolshevik counterattack south of Kiev near the Dnieper in the Ras region. Red forces claim to have retaken towns as Polish communications to Kiev come under fire. Northern front fighting continues with shifting control and air support from Bolshevik aviators.
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Warsaw
Pols
Kiev
Ras River
Dolshevily
Reon
Winriante
Tscuwa
Howes
Clottla
No Time Refusal Blocks Ireland Sympathy Resolution
Washington report: Speaker Cilett Le Braut rejected a motion to fast track a resolution expressing sympathy for Ireland, stating a lack of time prevents backing the measure. The move faced immediate opposition from proponents who argued for timely acknowledgment amid ongoing events.
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Washington, Jane
Tri Porteta de the
Touse
Cilett le Braut
Ireland
Hills and Kenny Preview A Positive Montana Year Ahead
Lawis Wo Hil, chairman of the board of regreat Northern Fair way wed AV. PB. Kenny, president of the road, were guests at a dinner at the Placer hotel. Guests included Dr. OM. Lanstroa, AL South, S. McKen nan, B. Power, E. C. Day, Po Werer, J. Darke, Maller, H. R. Cunningham, Fred 2. Kessler, and others. The party rests at Billings for the day. The article notes a favorable crop outlook, high wheat prices, and railroad cash receipts with the Montana farm economy seen as strong for the coming year.
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Lawis Wo Hil
Brad
Northern Fairway
PB. Kenny
Norton Sfolter
Ford
Oral R Wik
Minneapolis
Will A. Campbell
Helena
Placer Hotel
OM. Lanstroa
AL South
Tional Bank of Montana
S. McKennan
Union Bank and Trust Company
B. Power
T. Power
E. C. Day
United States District Abtocacy
Montana
Po Werer
Great Northern
Jack Darke
Montana Strackurgwers’ Associations
T Maller
H. R. Cunningham
Montana Lite EE Dott
Fifty Thousand Paid for Two Month Old Bull
Fifty thousand dollars was paid for a two month old bull at a three day sale opening in Minnesota. The animal was bought by A C Mardy and W Y Shaw of Roycroft Farms Ontario from AW Morris and Woodland California. The average price paid across items was about 2787.90.
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Associated Preas
St. Paul
Minn
A.C. Mardy
WY. 1. Shaw
Roy Croft Farms
Ontario
AW. Morris
Woodland
California
Urge Merchants To Keep Prices Down At National Meet
The National Metal Dry Goods Association adopted resolutions urging retailers to keep selling prices low while securing fair profits. They called for prices to reflect replacement values in a declining market and urged merchants to maintain affordable costs for essential commodities.
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Irencs San Francia, Cal, Inc
National Metall Dry Goods Cration
Fiend Sent Up for Revolt in Local Trial
A court today sentenced Rommel of Artel to prison for three months to three years after testimony about a plotted crime. Minnie, his daughter, was involved in the case with prior incident details.
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Algochitel Press
John Calender
Rommel
Minnie
Brande Ml
Nomination of Annette Adams as assistant attorney general
The Senate confirmed Mrs. Annette Abbott Adams of San Francisco as assistant attorney general, making her the first woman to hold the office. She now serves as U.S. attorney for the Northern District of California and will oversee enforcement of tax and customs laws, the war budget, pure food and quarantine acts, and supervise federal prisons.
Republicans move to resolve Florida delegation contests
The Republican National Committee, amid a wave of delegate disputes, votes to settle Florida contests and delegates for the national convention. The move follows allegations that district conventions barred Black voters by custom or practice, prompting the committee to promise conven tions for selecting unpledged delegates.
Postal Pay Boost Bill Heads to Conference
Washington June 3 The senate passed a bill to raise pay for postal employes. The house acted earlier the same day and the measure goes to conference. It would affect about 30 000 workers across the United States including Porto Rico Hawaii and Alaska increasing payroll by 334 375000 in the first year with about 3 700 000 annually in the next three years following a year long investigation by a joint congressional commission.
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Washington
Senate
House
Seme
United States
Porto Rico
Mawaii
Alaska
Sie
Joint Congressional Commission
Moreham
Post Office
Women demand 10 places on committee in Chicago plan
Chicago June 4 Miss Mary Garrett Hay of New York, chair of the Republican women's motions executive committee, announced a demand to increase the Republican National Committee from 48 to 51 members and appoint a young view chairman. Her plan will be discussed by women on Sunday and, if approved, submitted to the subcommittee Monday.
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Alcagg
Fresides
Florida
Republican National Committee
Southern
Associated Press
Chicago
Yomgn View
Mary Garrett Hay
New York
Republican Swontent
Tay
Beekman Douts Conventions Role in Nomination
Rhode Island Governor Beekman denounces press focus on U S senators in convention matters. He doubts whether the Republican gathering is a presidential convention or a senatorial caucus and urges including house members and governors in discussions. He is one of Rhode Island's delegates at large.
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Ny Associated Press
Chicago
Beekman
Rhode Island
Pape
We House
House
Congress Decides to Quit Big Bills to Be Shelved
Washington June 3 The present session of Congress adopted a resolution in the Senate after House approval, with Democratic senators securing assurance that President Wilson has no plan for an extra summer session. A heated fight over reassembly after party conventions ended with a 14 to 224 vote. President Wilson’s position was stated from the Senate floor by Senator Underwood. Continued on Page 2.
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Congress
Associated Press
Washngton
Senate
Wilson
Underwool
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Janz
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Kenny
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Hany
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Kessler
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