Montana to House United States Range Livestock Experiment Station
Montana gains the nation s first spot dedicated to range livestock growers as Fort Keogh at Miles City is transformed, by a recent act of Congress, into an experiment station under the U S Department of Agriculture. Prof C N Arnett and J W Swartz lead setup, with 1200 to 1500 tons of hay planned for harvest this year and farm operations under a new foreman.
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United States
Fort Keogh
Miter City
Congress
United States Department of Agriculture
United
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C. N. Arnett
Montana Agricultural College Experiment Station
J. W. Swartz
Utah fig for tariff on sugar
Utah figure argues a protective tariff on sugar is essential to the continued prosperity of the state, basing rejection on the belief that tariffs safeguard the regional sugar industry.
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Utah
Don
Bryan in broadside over defense stance as Pershing favored
Governor Charles W. Bryan of Nebraska attacked Senator Reed of Missouri for his attitude toward national defense under President Coolidge. The Missourian endorsed accepting General Pershing's judgment on military maneuvers over the governor's view, highlighting a sharp partisan clash on defense policy.
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Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Reed
Missouri
Coolidge
Missourian
General Pershing
Bryan Attitude Defense Program Criticized as Big Blunder
United States Senator James A. Reed denounces Nebraska Governor Bryan and other officials for not cooperating with the National Defense day program. He calls the stance a serious blunder and accuses pacifism of aiding political maneuvering while warning that deterrence and mobilization plans may be misrepresented.
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Oyu Associated Preas
Kansas City
Bryan
Nebraska
Coolidge
United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
General Pershing
Reed
Exory Ctizen
Deadlock Unbroken in Ulster Dispute
London reports unresolved talks at Downing Street between British officials, the Irish Free State, and Ulster over the boundary dispute. No agreement reached as of this evening.
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Ulster
Associated Breen
London
Downing’ Street
Republicans Near End of Acceptance Speech
The Associated Press reports President Coolidge nears completion of his acceptance address as William M. Butler arrives to help finalize plans for notification. Discussions include campaigning strategy in the Northwest with aim to carry most states, possibly excluding Wisconsin and North Dakota, if the right approach is used.
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Republican Neonal Committee
Butler
Coolidge
Northwest
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Trial records reveal expert witness's doubt on kidnaping case
In Chicago on August 2 the prosecution mocked the defense theory that a childlike fantasy explained the kidnapping and killing of Robert Franks by Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Leeb. The alienist Dr. William A. White testified that he doubted the witness’s full credibility while acknowledging the boy’s unusual behavior and the impact on teachers and family. The defense pressed to show earlier report refusals and alleged deceit.
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Ghicngo
William A. White
D.C
Robert Franks
Nathan Leopold Jr
Richard Leeb
Robert E. John Te. Caverny
Pee Dees Rae
Rails May Compete With Motor Busses
The Great Northern Railroad president Felipe Bunes speaks in a speech at Ngheat's dinner and Teevemplones family party about transportation's role in national development. He argues rail and motor vehicles may contend for prominence as the country grows and modernizes.
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Felipe Bunes
Great Northern Railroad
Ngheat
American Silver Producers Meet in Salt Lake to Discuss Plans
American silver producers from leading mining and smelting firms will gather in Salt Lake City on Wednesday to discuss stabilization of the industry. Economists and financial experts will join directors to review F. Kell’s report and recommendations from the Reno conference. Reports will cover new uses for silver and persuading European nations to resume silver use for coinage.
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Salt Lake
Associ
Salt Lake City
Utah
F. Kelle
An: Copper Mining Company
Reno Confer
Key Pittman
Tasker L. Oddie
Nevada
Charles S.thomas
Colorado
Fletcher Hamilton
Bureau of Mines
Final obstacle removed dredging can begin at early date
The last obstacle to Silver Bow creek dredging was removed yesterday allowing work to start as engineers finish the creek survey. A committee will push paving of Madison avenue and fund-raising begins Monday. Three divisions of Harrison revenue area will share costs for water control and hard-surfacing.
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Silver Bow Creek
Harrison Avenue
Mobil Heathe
Madison Avenue
Harrison Tevenue
T. J. Walsh
Butte Babies Fill Gardens at Field Day Clinic
Butte aims to host a large baby clinic at Columbia Gardens tomorrow. Preschool children are expected to attend as the new feature of the day. The event opens at 9 o clock with emphasis on child health and safety.
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Butte Babies
Field Day Clinic
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Bira‘Crockett
Vie
Aviators Split After Transatlantic Flight Setbacks
The American round the world flyers face delays as Lieuts Nelson and Smith with crews split. Nelson rests in Iceland while Smith Wade and Arnold regroup near Kirkwall Scotland after fog and fog threats forced a retreat toward the start.
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Associated Press
Kirkwall
Scotland
Eric Nelson
Hoefn Hornafjord
Iceland
Lowell H. Smith
Leigh Wade
Houton Bay
Ie the
Richmond
Houton
Vresn
Hornawiond
Tosana
Eric Nelson i
Sohn
bin Mechanta
Theis
Orkney
Lowell
Trouble in Kansas parade turns tense with police
In Wenworth Kansas a Ku Klux Klan parade attracted large crowds. Police faced a tense scene though no injuries were reported. The incident disrupted the streets as bystanders watched and authorities moved to keep order.
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Wenwonth
Berlin Delegates Prepare for London Visit
The German delegation led by Chancellor Marx and Foreign Minister Stresemann will depart Berlin for London Monday. Including Finance Minister Luther and foreign office commissioner Here Von Schubert, with Prussian and Bavarian reps and experts, the group seeks war compensation review and seeks agreement on terms ahead of final adjournment.
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Associated Press
Berlin
London
Marx
Stresemann
Luther
von Schubert
Foreign Office
Prussia
Bavaria
Dave Dad
Germany
Kidnaping Charge Shocks Nearby Town
A chaotic report from Wyor Aug 2 details a kidnapping involving Meagher's 1 year old daughter. The mother of the child confronted the chief of police at a nearby store after a suspect claimed to have the girl and demanded a return of the child, but the plan unraveled as the mother refused to cooperate.
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Meagher
British world aviator in accident but not injured
Maj Stuart A MacLaren, famed for a round the world flight, had a non fatal crash near Nikolski Komandershi Islands while aboard US Coast Guard cutter Algonquin. The Thiepval trawler and foggy North Pacific conditions complicated the incident as British Lt Col Brose coordinated plans for a flight from Japan to Canada.
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United States Coast | Guard
Algonquin
Atka
Attu Islands
Stuart A. MacLaren
Nikolski
Komandershi Islands
Major MacLaren
Cape Kronaiski
Kamehatke
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Brose
North Pacific
Japan
Canada
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