France proposes plan to pay war debts to United States
United States officials monitor French debt settlement proposals with Secretary Hughes to judge acceptability. France plans a possible amortization, aiming to reduce the debt burden with a one half of one percent rate and a likely 90 percent amortization, while awaiting the full text and Paris embassy replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee- Hughes
Washington
Montague Norman
Si Ariah Anderson
Embansy
Viking
Herrick
Washington Offistate
M. Clemente
Toane
United States
Frterest
Herricka
Paris
France
Hughes
Renich
Treasury
Tempest Rages Over New York and Coast Of Britain
A fierce gale sets records with over ten year’s fierceness and continues. Widespread damage reported from Midlands and Wales with floods hail and property destruction. Thames valley flooded. Munnymede Magna Charta sites submerged. Deal ships unable to land. Islanders adapt as seas rise and more cyclones approach from the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Pirote
Thames Valley
Munnymede
Magna Charta Island
Atlantic
Klan members tale of bombing denied
City officials deny a Klan group story of a bombing during a reported meeting last night. Police said a bomb damaged a city building and nearby structures, with a second blast hours later as investigators catalog the scene and gather facts. Local authorities emphasized the allegations remain unproven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macoann
Ganz —Pentat
Oatom
Iran
Tan Bight
Severn
Otiee
Oxford Penalizes Dancing By Students
The article notes fines of 25 dollars for Oxford students dancing with a girl, enforced nightly by university proctors. It portrays dancing as frowned upon and a revenue source, with exiles from the United States sent abroad to 31 countries last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
United States
Typhus Motive Questioned In McClintock Death Case
Fragmented report describes a heated dispute over typhus as a cause, with Judge Olson under fire for investigating two decades of history in Battle Creek Michigan. The exchange centers on motives, finances, and potential libel actions linked to Teabelle Pope and McClintock’s will, as parties seek clarity on who directed the inquiry and why.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Olson
Battle Creek
Mich
Flimay
Sume Olson
Ater
Shepherd
Angies
Depositors fed by bank during run on Des Moines banks
Des Moines scoop reports a local bank fed depositors queuing for funds as two Des Moines banks closed Wednesday. Bank officers ordered a nearby restaurant to supply sandwiches and coffee to those waiting, who stayed in line to protect their place for withdrawals. Louis Cantenot of Dijon, France, noted as an astronomer, was mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pree
Des Moines
Dex Moines
Ti Bank
Louis Cantenot
Dijon
France
Adt
Astronon
Deposit 15 Made for Vets Bonus Details
The article discusses a veterans bonus program with a $15 deposit and continued payments. It notes securities payable annually and a 4 percent yield. Officials say some outstanding obligations may not meet fund requirements and could be unattractive for sale. Special certificates on indebtedness may be refunded into other notes as maturities occur.
New Year Watch Parties Light Up Local Homes
A stream of New Year Eve gatherings filled with bridge play, elaborate dutch lunches, and dancing extended through several homes on State Street and nearby avenues. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Clark and Mrs. George Monahan with Agnes Monahan, among others, as friends and families joined in festive meals and late-night music.
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A. D. Clark
State Street
Bridge
L. Lorimer
J and
F. Row
Ruth Nicol Gundy
A. Adams
Irs
W. B. Davia
Mins ‘Menara
Heaney
Jack
George Monahan
Agnes
Livingston
Pat Monahan
East Second Atreet
Thornton Avenue
Muse
William Peters
Dorothy
William
William ‘Tressider
Janie. Common
J. W. Blake
Bobby
Marabeth
Austin Johnson
Marvin
June
el Welter
Barbara Richard
Alonzo Snow
Wiliam Common
Herbert
Jory
Harry Stephens
Walnut Street
Sherira
Isabel
Laura
June Vivian
Herman Vivian
Newcastle
C. H. Powers
Fred Zimmerman
Helena
John Zimmerman
William Zimmerman
Boneman
Frank Pickell
Therine ‘Thomas
Mise Louise Merkle
Ing
Dillon
Kervedble
Winnifred Derry
M Moyle
Knot
Lina ’Erickson
Ivy
Violet Jessrs
Ernest Geiing
Mra Hardy
Erickson
Ty Idaho
E. F. Bankson
Monroe Street
J. i. Williams
Him Street
Emory Downs
Kenneth
Edna
Hazel” Williams
Harry Williams
John Emerson
Harvard Avenue
Joseph Aber
Maryland Avenue
Boy Ends Own Life After Father’s Scolding
In Chicago Frances Ressell, a 17 year old, shot and killed himself moments after his father reprimanded him over wine found in his possession. The incident occurred shortly after the scolding as authorities investigated possible motives and the family’s state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frances Russell
Himsell
Eara
Veterans to attend legion meet in mining district
State news from Deer Lodge reports the Powell Post No 10 organizing plans for a mining district Legion meeting set for Saturday night January 10 in Amanda. Anticipation mounts for the trip with final duties to be assigned for 1926 including adjutant, finance officer, sergeant and chaplain while officers for 1926 prepare to assume duties during the patriotic hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Cummins
Dainanon
Dillon Real Return From Meet And Local Incident
The report notes Mary Innes of the Bilion public school returned to Helena after attending a delegate assembly. A separate item describes a man detained after an incident at Stimpson ranch with a prior notice of a sanity arraignment. Damage to bulwarks and a cut finger encountered during a use of force are mentioned alongside regional notes in Dillon.
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Brineipsom School
Mary Innes
Bilion
Helena
Dillon
San
Terry Ee ‘Jorgen Jorgenson
Atockman
Big Hole Basin
Two New Faces in County Building
Deer Lodge Montana reports new staff arrivals at the county courthouse this year. mentions a marriage in Surprise with a well known local family awaiting homecoming. Local notes list several visitors and residents traveling to Butte Anaconda and other towns. many names appear in society brief items.
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Deer Lodge
Mes
HB Hivers
University of Montana
State Normal College
Ovando
Widow Seeks Seat in Kahn Vacancy Race
Mrs ullus Kahn widow of Congressman Kahn filed her nomination papers in San Francisco to fill the vacancy caused by the late congressman. The election is set for February 17. Her petition listed 1,368 signatures, well above the required 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahn
San Francisco
Mullus Kahn
Fragmentary Local News Snips From Bitter Rout Hens Area
Partial notes from Bitter Rout area report hospital visits and personnel changes. Jane Bi valley and Mears connected to Hamilton hospital. Cooley linked to geology at Bexeman. Patter referenced with a brief business tip in MIT. Lewistown schools and Missoula mentions indicate students and staff moves. Denver trip notes, Nevada Montana and Corvallis subscribers referenced. Victor January 2 updates include Jane Hrothery and Lawrence Watters returning from vacation. Rim Rock and Olympia visitors noted. local names and places tied to brief health and travel items.
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Hamilton Hospital
Jane "Bivalley
Hla. Mears
Patrick's Hospital
Dutien A A. Cooley
Bexeman
Rome
MIT
Lewistown
Large crowd attends church meeting in Anaconda
Rev. Alexander Muirden described persistent biblical themes from Genesis to Revelation during a well attended Methodist Episcopal service. He argued the Bible addresses sin and happiness and defended its purpose against scientific critique. Evening and Sunday services were announced as part of his Anaconda campaign with daily meetings next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Muirden
Methodist Episcopal Church
Muirden
Anaconda
Montana 15 high in production of metal
Washington January 2. Refinery production figures for 1924 show gold output at 2,811,243 ounces valued at 51,912,000 with silver totaling 8,841,954 ounces worth 43,540,369. The mint director notes 1924 gold rose over 1923, while silver fell from 1923. A state-by-state list includes Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, South Dakota and Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mint
New York
Publc
Arizona
California
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
South Dakota
Utah
Obelisk in Paris Square Reports Leaning Threat
The leaning obelisk in Place de la Concorde raises concerns as photographs confirm its tilt while Paris authorities stay cautious. Meanwhile a separate note cites Saxony shipping over 15,000 violins to the United States at about three dollars each.
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Paris
Central Park
New York City
Napoleon
Egypt
Place de la Concorde
Pisa
Saxony
United States
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BOM
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Poston
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United ‘States
Favermmant
Long Beach
Olson
J. W. Ing
Dresd
Sm SI
State News
Bureau
Legion Meet
Dilon Real
Elieved
Stimpson
Heuenewerd
Eium
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Tech N. 2
Jann
K. G. Morrigan
Cailed
Harry
Pin Pond
George Fram
Ne Associated
Charitien
Jay
Dan
Li Ullaing
Ime
Jan Ac le Fox
Butte
Mrv
Tre
Ray Williams
Famlyv
Aullans
Williams
Ordon
Craig Returne
Idaho
Miska Barry
Elk City
Riley
Nolan
Sire
Brick Pulte
Towanop
New Bear
Ymons
Missoula
J. Ft
Mc Wrogge
Denver
Itine
Nevada
Ees
Corvallis
Hei Andalda
Stroba
Artiv
Sterun
Victor
Jane Hrothery
Lawrency Watters
Sing
Annaire Chalmer Chileon
Rim Rock
Washi Ho
Visting
Lake Super Visco
Anaconda News
Paris Square
Crane’s Linen Lawn
Standard Publishing Co
Anaconda, Montana
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