England Ireland Reach Unexpected Agreement On Irish Settlement
A night of crisis ends with a surprising accord between English officials and Irish delegates. Prime Minister Lloyd George and cabinet back the draft treaty terms, while Sinn Fein aims for ratification by their parliaments, signaling a hopeful shift in Anglo Irish relations despite need for approval.
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Irish Free State
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Rail rate cut plan gains ICC acceptance
The Interstate Commerce Commission accepted voluntary 10 percent cuts on farm, range, and orchard freight rates outside New England. The order lets railways ignore usual restrictions and set schedules on short notice for six months, while preserving partial 16.5 percent reductions on certain goods and requiring earlier, targeted actions to implement broader relief. The move aims to stabilize farmer profits amid postwar price swings and drought impacts, urging diversified farming to insure steady incomes.
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United States
New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
trans-Mississippi
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Hay
Montana farmers share low mood with nation says Atkinson
In Bozeman on December 6 the Montana state president Alfred Atkinson commented that farmers across Montana feel a widespread low mood similar to corn belt farmers. He noted issues of travel and return from the southeast and referenced broader national farm concerns.
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Bozeman
Montana
Alfred Atkinson
Lana
Dent Atkinson
Court News: Officials Convene Under Ross in 18th District
Court convened Friday December 2 with Hon. Charles A. Ross presiding and Milton A. Porter as deputy clerk. Judge Borton was in Havre to handle cases since Judge Rose could not act.
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18Th Judicial District
Milton A. Porter
Borton
Havre
Rose
Judge Rose Schedules Law And Motion Day On December 2
In district court Judge Rose assumes jurisdiction for Law and Motion day on December 2. Cases heard include Mildred Potter versus William Potter with a divorce decree issued, and Hilda Davis versus Walter Davis with a divorce decree granted. Nellie Whitaker appointed guardian for Whitaker children. bonds set. Ole Weseth probate granted with executors named. Matilda Veseth family allowance ordered. Foreclosures decreed in four mortgage cases. adjourned to December 16.
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Mildred
Potter
William M. Potter
Gabriel
Clarence J. Wintaker
Hilda Davis
Walter E
George Hurd
Tressler
Kirton
William G. Sehneider
Fred W. St. Hill
Herman G. Robinson
Fred W. Hall
Tressler and Kirton
Matilda Veseth
Ole Veseth
Ex Kaiser Bill to Wed Again Selects Widow
Berlin reports former Emperor William will marry again choosing the widow of a high Danzig officer killed in the war. The Zweelfulrblatt cites a trusted source for the claim and says the widow is the chosen partner.
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Berlin
William
Danzig
Hecks Pup Toy Designed by Bozeman Girl Finds Market
Bozeman reports Ada Smith, who designs Heck's Pup, a toy now ready for market. The toy is produced by a large firm. Smith attends an art school in Chicago and previously worked at the Bozeman library and in newspaper roles.
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Geo Stambaugh Meets Serious Accident Monday
George Stambaugh brakeman fell from a freight train one half mile east of Kremlin while taking orders. He remained semi conscious at Sacred Heart hospital Monday night. engine was sent back for him and brothers Wilbert and Ira Stambaugh of Saco traveled to Havre after learning of the incident.
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Sacred Heart Hospital
Havre
George Stambaugh
Wilbert
Ira Stambaugh
Saco
Aecord
George
Montana Merchants Face Hard Times But Not Worse Than West
R G Dun man in Butte, Philip Rush, argues Montana is not worse off financially than western states. He notes many Montana merchants struggle this winter, but similar or greater hardship exists elsewhere, citing 11 months to Nov 30 1921 failures across states and emphasizing nationwide merchant distress rather than Montana specific decline.
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R. G. Dun and Company
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The
Record Herald
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Oklahoma
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Oregon
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Dan
China Stands Neutral as Far Eastern Talks Resume
At the Washington conference return from a three day recess, a resolution urged China to remain neutral in any war in which it is not a participant. The committee also considered a resolution on foreign wireless installations in China and discussed Japanese troops in Manchuria with a Japanese statement likely.
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China
Manchuria
Permits Denied for Seine Fishing at Nelson Reservoir
The State warden cites state law restricting seine fishing to specific waters, denying permits for Nelson Reservoir. He notes potential legislative change but states no option to grant at present. The letter to the District Council dates from November 29, 1921.
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United States
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Reclamation Service
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Milk River
Lake Francis
Teton County
Lake Bowdoin
Phillips County
Pend d' Oreille River
Yellowstone River
Big Horn River
Elk Slaughter in 1921 Falls in Yellowstone Region Montana
State Game Warden Frank Marshall reports a steep drop in elk kills near Yellowstone for 1921. In the Galitia forest area only 20 elk were taken while Gardiner saw six. A snowstorm on season end, November 15, coincided with the final day drives. The Flathead south fork area produced 115 elk, as C A Jakways notes.
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Montana
Frank Marshall
Galitia Forest
Union
Mr. Marshall
Gardiner
Flathead
C. A. Jakways
Saco Visitors Appear In Local Roll of Names
Low er Whitewater O C Busche and A M Strommen were Saco visitors on consecutive days. W R Tatham visited Thursday. Levi Osier hosted K Joe Albus and helpers for a Tuesday butchering. Families Osier Glascock Busehe Wang noted. Mrs Waal visited relatives near Wheelock North Dakota.
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O. C. Busehe
Joe Albus
Levi Osier
Congress opens second session with tax push and arms talks
Washington expects the Senate and House to tackle a full agenda after a ten day recess. President Harding will deliver the annual message Tuesday amid arms conference attendance. Debates on tariffs merchant marine and allied debt funding loom as the new session begins.
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Des
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Senate
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Madden
Arbuckle to face new trial in January in Virginia Rappe case
San Francisco reports District Attorney Brady will personally direct the second manslaughter trial of Roscoe C. Arbuckle regarding Virginia Rappe. The first trial ended in a jury deadlock. Retrial set for January 9 with Brady leading the prosecution and potential testimony from Lt. Lambert.
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San Francisco
Mathew F. Brady
Rosco C. (Fatty
Virginia Rappe
Brady
Gavin McNab
Arbuckle
Los Angeles
William Lambert
District Attorney’s
Helen M. Hubbard
O’brien
Woman Frozen to Death Near Bozeman with Dog Nearby
Mrs. Tha Lamb Bertleson was found frozen to death in a brush clump two miles north of Bozeman after a search. Her dog lay across her body and was rescued after ten minutes of effort to separate it. The woman was reportedly slightly demented.
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Tha Lamb Bertleson
Here
Mrs. Bertleson
Palace Theatre Weekly Schedule Highlights
The Palace Theatre lists a December lineup with Girl in the Rain starring Anna Cornwall on Saturday the 10th The Great Day a Paramount Picture on Monday the 12th The Big Advent ure with Breezy Eastin and JE Winners of the West on Wednesday the 14th Sundown Slim with Harry Carey on Saturday the 17th International News also noted.
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Paramount Picture
Breezy Eastin
Sundown Slim
Harry Carey
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