Japan to Withdraw Troops from China When Repubilc Provides Sufficient Force
The armament conference committee on far eastern affairs reports Japan will withdraw garrisons in China as soon as China can maintain peace and order. Hankow garrison removal depends on China’s actions. Shantung and South Manchuria lines require continued protection until conditions warrant withdrawal. Japanese consular police duties and cross-border crime control are outlined. The committee plans further discussions with China and Japan with U S and British mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shantung
China
Haakow
Prec
Washington
Armament Conference Committee
Cept
Shidehara
Sisner Meda
Hanthara
Japan
South Manchuria
Shantung Railway
Enina
Peking
Machuria
Hupeh
Great Britain
Germany
Hankow
Vladivostok
Siberia
Manchuria
Sze
Committee On
United States
Root
Hughes
Balfour
Kiao Chou
Phoenix mail clerk captures train robber Gardner
Herman F. Inderlied, a Phoenix mail clerk, single-handedly captured Roy Gardner aboard a mail car. Gardner demanded surrender but Inderlied charged, tackled, and disarmed him, securing the $5,000 reward. A separate probate note lists Paul Dellbarich as an estate administrator with assets around $267.96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman F. Inderlied
Phoenix
Ariz
Roy Gardner
Gardner
Inderlied
Rushe
Kellogg's Bran for Constipation Relief Tips
A vintage advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a natural laxative for chronic constipation. It urges daily intake of two tablespoons, offers serving ideas, and claims improved digestion, healthier complexion, and fresher breath. Promotions stress ease of use and grocery availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Kellogg's
Autarimns Will Talk Copper At Luncheon
A special Rotary program at the Butte Silver Bow club noon features five copper talks by J R Wharton R J Cobban P L Wills C D Woodward and Evynn Rd 8 Thompson will review the November Rotarian. HH A Gallwey of B A P Railway acts as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
HH. A. Gallwey
B. A. & P. Railway Company
J. R. Wharton
R. J. Cobban
P. L. Wills
C.D. Woodward
Distribution of M Gover n Estate Petition Filed by Heirs
The petition for James McGovern estate has been filed by his children and Lizzie Cline, deceased. They state the will provides each heir with one sixth share after all debts taxes and expenses are settled. The document notes funds available and outstanding obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James. McGovern
Ter
Lizzie Cline
Pat Dougherty Administrator Receives Over $50,000 Petition
The administrator Pat Dougherty faces a request for an apportionment totaling over fifty thousand dollars. The petition is signed by James Smith C H Cline Alice Cline Ertz Mary Decatur and Lucy M Cline. Signatures were verified in Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Dougherty
James Smith
C. H. Cline
Alice Cline Ertz
Mary Decatur
Lucy M. Cline
Denver
Col
Butte Man Arrested for Drug Robbery
Livingston dispatch: Thomas O Connor, recently from Butte, broke into a Livingston drug store through the rear door this morning, stealing morphine and $10 in cash. He was arrested by police hours later and admits the theft. police report he is a drug addict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Thomas O'Connor
Butte
O'Connor
Pati RY
Spanish War Veterans Meet For Officer Elections
Henry W Lawton camp No 1 and the auxiliary announce annual meetings for officer sections during the coming week. Friday night the auxiliary will name new officers at 8 at the courthouse. Mrs Nels W Pearson chairs the auxiliary. The camp election is planned for next week as arrangements were made at a Tuesday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Lawton Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Auxiliary
Women’s Auxiliary
Nels W. Pearson
Government error may cause a loss to Montana bank
A terse government error report suggests potential financial losses for a Montana bank. Limited readable text references Washington and a national context, but specifics are unclear. The fragmentary item hints at regulatory or procedural missteps with possible monetary impact for a local financial institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Bank
Mary Hill Estate Valued at 10 350 000 in 19th century notice
The estate of Mary Hill is valued at 10 350 000 dollars. The widow of Jamon All is mentioned as a prominent figure in the Northwest social scene, with several daughters and connections to New York and St. Paul. A verse about a woman of dress comments on lavish display and restrained personal adornment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hill
Jamon All
Magn
Northwest
James Few
York
Gertrude Gavin
New ‘York
St. Paul
Merchants Urge Early Stocking For Spring Garments
A fragmentary ad note from 1921 urges merchants to stock men’s underwear early to beat competitors. It mentions Tye and a Great Falls Montana sales route, promising agents will call on customers who order now for hated One-Button Union Suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye
Great Falls
Mont
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Srene
Coe
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