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DEMOCRATS CLAIMING
new YORK GOVERNOR

New York. Nov. 2:-GeorEe waite.
committeeman, early tonight issued q
statement in which he expressed ssIis.
faction with progress Of the eIecuon
and asserted 1T seems certain HoVsF'
nor Smith has been re-elected.
arty leaders assembled AZ DemoStat y.
national headquarters early tonight 70
receive election returns us
New York headquarters were HnHeo
by special telegraph wire Win nea1'
quarters in Ohio. Chicago ana throukn
TO San Francisco to receive various tS'
ports and exchange messages ost"sen
party l.eutenants.
Coz Has wire.
A leased telephone wire also kept M.
white in communication with Governos
Cox in his Dayton Newspaper pant
white another leased telephone WIRE ran
to Hyd. Park N r. where here p presdentisi
nominee had assembled neighbors At
his home to watch the turn OF the DO
In case Of emergency Mr.. White had
a special telephone connected Win knS
White House, where President and Mr..
Wilson with DR.. Grayson. the preSl.
dents physician. were receiving returns.
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STILL CONFIDENT

Chicago. Nov. 1--WE are still con.
fident of the outcome" said Frank
DoremuS, regional director of the
Democratic national campaign TO The
Associated Press tonight. Returns
from states which we expected to
carry are very satisfactory"
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CATHOLIC SISTERS VOTE

Caldwell, n. j., Nov. 2.-Five sisters
Of Mt ST. Dominick voted in body
in the first precinct Of Caldwell. The
sisters voted under their given names
before joining the order.
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tricts ut Of 2046 In the state give
Harding 3Q3; Cox 1870; Debsi. The
count is 81 wv. Scattering returns from
six districts N Trenton show plurall-
t. for Harding.
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news Items for Tho lntclli-
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all Martins Ferry @27-J.
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MIR Slow Cat the wheeD: Don't you
feel n little chilly? Don't you think
you'd better have something around
Miss Speed: well. let's walt till We
get little out Into the country, any
way"
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MARTINS FERRY

Leave items for The Intelligence
at the Burd News Agency, South
Fourth street. or call Martins FERRY
Albert w. otte. Local Correspondent.
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ing. A marshal and aides for the par,
ade will be named Ct this time and
other matters pertaining to the. ARMS
tica Day celebration Will be given At
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27
New German Reparation
Planned by Foch; Crisis
Across Channel Denied

Paris, March 26.-Premier Millerand,
replying in the chamber of deputies to
the Interpolation of former Premier
Barthou on Thursday. said:
"A crisis of alliance does not exist.
There is only the natural give and take
of conversation
With regard to the Russian soviet
government, the premier declared:
1.-The allies can only recognize the
Russian government when that govern
ment recognizes national sovereignty in
acts as well as in Words
The French government was prepared
to act like the United States, entering on
commercial and Industrial relations with
Russia without having relations with the
soviet government, he said.
Want to Create Safe Turkey.
Concerning Turkey. he asserted that
the allies wished to create Turkey
which can live. such Turkey as will
not be incompatible with the liberty OF
the Straits. guaranteed by the interna-
tional organization and with the safe
guarding of Frances economic and
financial interests in Turkey.
Nj. Millerand read a report on attacks
against English. French and Belgian Of
ficers in Berlin and Bremen. saying that
Marshal Foch had presented scheme
for moral and material reparntions and
punishments, with fresh guarantees.
aistrust Opening Neutral Zone
DR.. Kapp and later the regular gov
ernment of Germany had asked pern1is-
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27
TRIBUNE MOVIE
G0ESFAM0USLY,
FINISHED TODAY
All Invited to Wedding
at Congrega a tional
Church at 10 A. NJ.

The Tribune's movie "A Romance of
Saturday Friday scenes were taken
at Gibson Park and in front of the
Great Overland company and a
big scene was filmed in front of The
Tribune office.
Scott Leavitt made his debut as per-
fect!y wonderful factory manager from
the side door of the Central Fire station
which was supposed to represent the
office door of the B. & NJ. works. 1t
was here that Scott put the hero. Harold
Mady, to work and fired Il couple Of
''hardboiled' bolshcviks, played by Mar
vim t"Doc') Old and u. f. Eddie .
Lynch.
A scene where the hero overhears the
Williams plotting was taken in First al
ley north and Fifth street after which
Mrs. c. B. Roberts of 2OS Third avenue
north graciously placed her home at the
disposal of The Tribune for the filming
Of another scene.
Adam Stimpert as Papa Athertor
and Mrs f. 6. Moore as Mamma
Atherton acted some splendid scenes
on the front porch of DR.. F. J. Adams
home at 1O3 Third avenue north.
Miss Mary kingsbury and little Heller
Armstrong also Inquired ConSpiCuOusty II
these scenes. The two williams were
taken out and blown to "smithereens'
near the 3. & NJ. works and the pro
posal'' scene was enacted at Rainbow
Falls
This Saturday, morning at 10 o'clocl
the movie wedding will take place al
First Congregational church, corner OF
Third avenue north and Ninth street anC
hundreds Of people will be there to wave
goodbye to the movie bride and groom
as they depart on their movie honey
moon.
At II this morning a scene will bt
filmed in front of the Sexton theate,
and again the public will be filmed.
AS previously stated "A Romance Of
Great Falls" will be at Sexton TheatcI
on April 1917. inclusive in addition t
the regular program.
Walter Steiner, the director for tn.
Hudris Film company is highly pleased
with the talent of the local young folks
and predicts tremendous success fol
the film.
The cameraman for the Hudris i:
Beverly b. Dobbs who was specially en-
gagged to do this picture. He is knowr
in every country in the world for hi.
wonderful pictures in "Top of tn.
World" Mr. Dobbs spent II years il
Alaska making pictures and they with
doubt are the last word in cinema photo
graphic work.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27
Red Herrings Are Being
Drawn Across Trail in
Gotham's s Big Scandal
According to Defense.
One High Police Official
Under Indictment and
Another to Share Fate
Is Promise.

New York, March 26-New York's
vice hunt, being conducted by Assistant
District Attorney James f. Smith. took
a new turn tonight when Commissioner
Of Accounts Hirschfield made public 'in-
formation to the effect that Mr.. Smith
himself had opened a gambling house
known as the "Civitas club and had told
his partner that he would "close up Il
lot Of these poker houses around here
and make them come to us
This information according to
Hirschfield, has been obtained from
Harry A. Goldwater. Smiths alleged
partner, in an investigation conducted in
1918 by the commissioner of accounts
and resumed today.
Police Head Also Accused.
Hirschfield's action followed that Gf
last night of Police Inspector Dominick
Henry in making public six affidavits
filed with Police Commissioner Enright,
charging Smith had sought protection
Tor certain disorderIy houses and
gambling resorts. Henry's district. Elm.
bracing the ''tenderloin.' is under fire
Mr. Smith. who has denounced
Henry's charges as a pack Of les said
of tie Hrschfield statement that he was
member Of the Civitas club until 1916,
b.. t,at while he was member, it was
strictly a political club. He denied all Of
GoldwHer's testimony as absolutely
false" and denounced Commissioners
Hrschfeld as lone of the gang who is
trying t" protect gambling in this city,
Publication Of the Henry charges led
no,nced was that the extraordinary
grad jury which for some time has been
investigatina certain members Of the
the Inspectors allegations.
RED Book Has Sensations.
district Attorney Swami today an
nomced his intention of standing with his
aide and ridiculed the Henry charges.
NJ Smith declared that he was pre-
pard ''at the right time and the right
plac' to ask for Indictment of police
Official higher up than Third Deputy
Commissioner Porter, already indicted
and uspended.
A police 'red book volume Of $50
pages bound in red leather. promises to
figure in the contemplated indictment
proceedings. Its contents. Mr.. Smith
says, we're collected by him in connec-
tiOn With his crusade against vice and
include notatiOns concerning certain
member of the police department that
win be startling when revealed to the
public"
Mr.. Saiths police 'blue book was
produced before the extraordinary grand
iury two months ago. The "red book
however, a newer edition and con-
tains red ,ot information. according to
Mr. Smith
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27
lreland's Underground
Warfare Results In a
Bold Killing in Street
of dublin in Daylight.
Women Faint as Four
Assailants Shoot Aged
Royal Official; Sat in
Sim Fein Bank Case.

London, March 26.--Almost every day
furnishes new victim for the under
ground warfare in Ireland This morn
ing Allen Bell, resident magistrate, 40
years Of age. and for many years an
official of the Royal constabulary. was
dragged by a gang, some of whom were
masked, from a crowded tramcar in
Dublin and shot four times in cold blood
before the eyes Of the passengers. Some
of the passengers were women. who
tainted. The assassins fled and no ar
rests have been made.
The magistrate sat in the inquiry into
the Sim Fein dealings with Irish banks.
There have been three attacks on
policemen in different parts Of Ireland
the past three days, two of the police
men being dangerously wounded. One
of them was young man returning
home after enlisting in the constabulary-
Secret Service Man Shot.
An inquest at Dublin on the ma1
killed Wednesday evening, revealed that
he was clerk at army headquarters.
Dublin gossip says he was engaged in
Secret service work.
Viscount French. Lord Lieutenant Of
Ireland. has written to the widow OF
Magistrate BEL: Ben: , z:..;.-,,;.,. - ,,,.
Your EauanC ana distinguished nus
band has crowned life Of devoted and
valuable service to Ireland by his noble
death in fighting the cause OF his
country
10000 Pounds Fails to Clear Aimes.
Despite placards all over Ireland Of
fering 10000 pounds reward and gov
ernment protection for information. no
one has been convicted for any Of the
assassinations. many which have occur
red in daylight in the presence OF numer-
Gus witnesses.
Feeling still runs high in Cork over the
murder Of Lord Mayor MacCurtain.
Several witnesses at the inquest at
tempted to connect the police with the
murder and the Sim Feiners say the
killing was in revenge for the Staying
Of policeman in Cork few hours be-
fore the mayor was murdered.
The house of commons discussed the
case of Alderman William O'Brien.
leader of the transport workers, VIII"
is in jail. He is said to be conducting a
hunger strike and is in danger Of death.
80 Slim Feiners Arrested.
Thirty prominent Sim Feiners were
arrested today Five unknown men with
passports for America were arrested on
the point of embarkatiou for the United
States.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27
AUTO RACE DUEL
FOUGHT SPEEDING
OVER C|TYSTREETS

San Francisco, March 26-Following
wild pursuit of three miles through
thickly populated sections Of the city in
the early morning hours. during which
dosens Of shots were fired from each
car, a police automobile ran down ar
other car alleged to have been occupied
BY three store bandits and placed one
ol the men. gtying the name Of Andrew
Asley. under Arrest. The other two
ESCAPED In the darkness. A complete safe
cracking ourfit was found in the tool
box of the car. the police said.
shortly after midnight woman
telephoned that she had seen three men
break into a tailoring shop and load a
quantity Of goods on an automobile. Tha
chase followed, both cars going over
long stretches Of street at hreakneck
lapeed and revolvers continually popping.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27
D|SOBED|ENCE
MARKED SINKING
Of THE ANTILLES
Admiral Fletcher Says
Subordinate Put to Sea
With But Part of Con-
voy; Friction Shown.

Washington. March 26-Rear Admiral
William 3. Fletcher told naval board
OF inquiry that his orders directing the
escort of the convoy which included the
transport Antilles. sunk off the French
coast in October. 1917. were not oheycd
by Lieutenant Commander F. n. Free
man, commanding the escort.
The board is investigating the action
of Rear Admiral Sims in removing Ad-
miral Fletcher from command of the ma
val station at Brest after the Antilles was
sunk.
Fletcher told the board that he had no
knowledge that Commander Freeman
had put to sea with part of the convoy
until Freeman's report of the sinking Of
the transport came in.
Due to One Ship Unready
The order issued to Freeman was pre-
scnted IN evidence. 1t directed him to
proceed with four convicted yachts from
Brest to st. NaZaire to take out six
homeward bound craft. including the An
TILES. On the eve Of sailing for st.
Nazsire, Admiral Pitcher said, one of
the yachts developed boiler trouble and
a change in assignment was made, three
going from Brest and fourth, the Kan
awha, being ordered to join the flotllla
at kuiberan bay. 30 miles from st.
Nazaire.
On reaching St. Nazairc. Commander
Freeman found only the Antilles. Savan-
nah and Henderson, all troop transports,
ready. The City of Atlanta was to sail
later in the day. Admiral Fletcher said
he received telephone report from
Commander Baldwin. naval officer at St
Nazaire, that Freeman, with two yachts
AMI three transports, had proceeded
leaving a third yacht to convoy the City
of Atlanta when ready.
Another Subordinate Lukewarm
Admiral Fletcher said he took no ac-
ton, assuming that Freeman intended
to await at Quiberon arrival Of the rest
Of the convoy and escort before putting
to sea. The Antilles was sunk snort
distance out of Quiberan.
First evidences of friction at Flct-
cher's headquarters at Brest came with
the arrival there of Captain Thomas r
Magruder, commanding the third fleet
of American craft sent to that port. Ad-
mral Fletcher testified.
On his arrival Captain Magrude1
showed great disinclination to sho:e ser
vice. Fletcher said. Subsequently let
ter from Sims said Magruder was to be
retained at sea. but Fleacher said DO
command suitable for an officer of his
rank was available
''Did Captain Magrudcr support you
Loyalty and carry OUT your ordcrS?' Ad-
miral Fletcher was asked.
II cannot testify as to his having car
ried out my orders Admiral Fletcher
said. Il do not think hc supported me
lovally'
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27
MURDER VICTIM
TAUGHT ACCUSED.
WIFE METHODS
Daughter of ID Testifies
Mother Had Fremont
ton Something Dread
full Meant Insurance.

San Luis Obispo, Cal.-March 60
Mrs. Myrtle Dean took lessons on
methods Of killing from her husband,
Fred A. Dean, whom she is alleged to
have murdered, according to the testi-
mony Of Bertha Dean, her 14-year- old
daughter. in Mrs. Deans trial today.
The girl occupied the stand for over
three hours.
Less than month before her fathers
death, she said, she heard her mother
ask him about ways of killing and heard
him explain that shotgun would be the
surest, but that a blow on the back OF
the head with hammer also would be
fatal He also said, she testified, illus
trating by pointing to his neck, that cut
ting the juglar cord would bring death.
Testifylrg to a conversation with her
mother. alleged to have occurred a few
days before Deans death, the girl said
Mrs. Dean told her she had had several
warnings that something dreadful was
going to happen to papa soon and that
while it would be hard to get along with
out him, she would get $1,000 insurance
if he died.
"She promised me she would get me
a striped automobile if anything did hap
pen," the witness continued. Later,
when l asked her jokingly if she. really
would get me an automobile if she got
the insurance she said she didn't want to
discuss such things, that if anything hap
pened to papa she would be suspected
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27

sion to introduce troops into the neutral
Ruhr zone. he declared. adding:
"1f the allies permitted such deroga-
ton Of the treaty, what assurance could
they have that the troops would quit the
zone when order was restored?"
NJ Millerand concluded with the fol-
lowing words addressed to Germany:
You say you want to work: do not
repel the idea Of economic collaboration.
l already see certain methods, but there
is one condition dominating everything
that you give proof Of your good faith
by executing the treaty you have signed.
France is magnanimous, but does not In
tend to be dupe."
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27
ALLIES TO RESTORE ORDER If Berlin fails
Y PROSECUTOR CHARGED WITH GOING INTO VICE BUSINESS
Film Avalanche
Tragedy Turns Real;
Kills an Actress

Geneva, March 26.-nermine KoIl-
or, a well-known German moving pic
ture actress of Dresden, was killed
and several other actors and actress.
es were injured Thursday near inns
bruck In the upper slopes Of the
WiIdgratz mountains, when an imi-
tation avalanche which was to en-
velop the group developed into real
one, according to reports here.
Mountain scenes were being shot
by a German film company at $500
feet. The scene was to depict a
party Of II persons being buried by
an alavanche. lust as the picture
was about to be taken a real avaIan.
che came down the mouhtalnside and
buried the company.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27
Turk Cabinet Resigns;
Liberal and Friend of
Allies Put at Helm

Constantino,Ie, March 26.-The
cabinet Of saIi Pasha resigned
Thursday and %he sultan authorized
Damad Ferid lasha, former grand
vizier and foregn minister, to or
Qanize new mnisty.
Oamad represents the liberal party
and apparently il acceptable to the
entente representatives. who have
been urging the retirement Of Sail
Pasl,a, who has shawn himself favor
able to the nationaIists.
The nati0nalists regard Damad as
their worst enemy and forced him
out of the government after his visit
to Paris at the head of the Turkish
peace delegation. charging him with
bad faith toward Turkish interests.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27
SNOWSL|DE KILLS
FOUR; DE|M0L|SHES
HOME At HILL FOOT
Tragedy Result of Heavy Fall in
Utah; Foot Blankets Salt
Lake City.

Salt Lake City. March 26.-Four peo-
pie. Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Parr and their
two sons. Harold, aged IA, and Earl,
aged 4, were killed Friday morning when
their home at Bingham, was destroyed
by snowslide. All the bodies have been
recovered.
The Parr home was situated on the
side Of 2 hill and was entirely demol-
ished Recovery of the bodies was
made by men employed in the copper
mines there.
In Salt Lake, snow has been falling
continuously since early Thursday night
and loca. transportation is considerably
hnmpered. The fall in Salt Lake City
proper was one foot.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27
Had to Hang Negro
Twice; Asked That
They Hurry the Job

Poplar Bluffs, NO., March 90
Adam Jackson, q negro, was hanged
in the Butler county jail here for as
saultinq Mrs. Emma Mann, white
woman. last month. No was tho
first person to be executed In Mis-
souri, since capital punishment was
restored last July.
The first time the trap was sprung
the rope broke. Jackson was part.
Iy stunned by the fall and upon re-
turning to consciousness urged that
his execution be hurried.
He was carried back to tho plat.
form and a second rope was adjust.
ed.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27
Ex-kaiser Drew Big
Sum From Swiss Banks
Just Before Revolt

Geneva, March 26.-Former Emperor
William. Of Germany, withdrew deposits
amounting to 25O,OOO Swiss francs from
Zurich banks early in March. it is learned
sent to Berlin just before the attempted
reactionary revolt
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27
bOLSHEV|K SMASH
ABSORBED BY POLES;
REDS LOSE HEAVILY
Russians Take Several Villages
on Their Side of River But
Can't Cross.

Warsaw, March 23.-Bolshevik
forces, attempting to smash through
tho Polish right wing on tho PoIdol-
Ian front, have captured several
villages along the Stutoh river but
have been unable to cross that
stream.
Fighting Is proceeding over q
front Of approximately $50 miles.
and statement Issued 1t Polish
headquarters hero said the Poles
are inflicting heavy losses upon the
soviet army
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27
Attempt to Wreck
Treasure Train Made

Burlington, Iowa, March 26-An
attempt was made to wreck Chica-
90. Burlington and Quincy express
train No. SIS out Of Chicago at 6:i0
O'Clock tonight near Neponset. Ills.
The train carried an express ship
ment Of $l50.0O0.
Acting upon a tip that hoidup
was contemplated railway officials
detoured the train onto the east
bound track and il swept past pile
Of ties on the west, bound track.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27
FULTON wAlloPs HECTOR

Seattle. March 26-Fred Fulton. Min
nesota heavyweight, knocked out Young
Hector. Bremerton. Wash. in the first
round of scheduled four-round bout
here tonight. Hector was no match for
his opponent, who played with the Brem-
erton man for half round then sent
him rolling on the mat with right to
the jaw. Hector was out ten minutes.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27
Court Bars Skull
of Mother at Murder
Trial of Daughter

Oeadwood, S. D., March 26.-At
the trial Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Searie, accused of the murder of
Mrs. Searie's mother, Mrs. Hilda
Neamy. the court ruled against in
PRODUCTION Of the skull of the dead
woman as evidence.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27
CAPT. BLAlN, FORMER u. S. SHIPPING
BOARD HEAD AT SEATTLE REINDlCTED

Seattle. March 26.-Captain John +.
B,ain, former north Pacific district man
ager Of the United States Shipping board,
was reindicted here BY federal grand
jury on charges that he accepted secret
commissions on sales made to the board
while he was manager.
Three indictments returned early this
year against Captain Blain contained
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-03-27

the same charges. The three later were
dismissed by U. .. District Judge Jeri-
miah Meter on demurrers Of the defense,
The new indictments repeal the charges
in that detail.
The indictment charged that Captain
Blain accepted $16.00S16 in commissions
from the Steward Dayit 4 Equipment
company of New York on sales of equip
ment the company made 70 TIA beard.