Oil firms may boycott Mexico over land law dispute
In Washington the Senate backed a Robinson resolution urging arbitration of U S Mexico friction over new land laws. President Coolidge could arbitrate pending controversies with Mexico. Mexican officials expressed guarded satisfaction as news reached Mexico City.
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Miss Gladys McCansey Returns Home After 15 Months Away
Gladys McCansey returns to Jeffers after 15 months, having stayed in Lansing with her mother. Varry Kurfiss and family hosted Varney’s daughter, Hien Love visited Patti Switzer, and plans for a transfer to Gratin Salley and Bozeman high school are noted. A sophomore class party was held Tuesday evening in the gym.
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Patti Switzer
Gratin Salley
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Alex Hoten Love
Gallatin Valley
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Faruity
Honor Muere
Robert Fitzgerald
Finnie
Alvert Foreman
Madison
C. O. Dale
Virginia City
Monnay
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Butte
Mears
Clark, Wightman
A. P Peter Switzer
Helen
Krogstad
Ennis
F. Nelson
Tons
Mra
Paroled 50 Year Pair Face Death Murder Charge
Ed Pasick and his wife Eater were granted a temporary parole to attend trial on charges of killing ally Charles St Harris. The case centers on details of a fatal encounter tied to a prior daylight robbery and resulting manhunt in King County. Authorities reported shifting leads as investigations continued in Everett and surrounding communities.
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Central Press
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Seattle
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Matt Starwich
King County
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Obituary notices from the city sections
In DORE, in this city, yesterday morning at the family home 3307 Carter Ave Dore aged 05 years, interment in Mount Moriah cemetery. CAPRIS In this city yesterday morning Joseph Capri age 42 of 102 South Main Street. The remains at Sherman Reed funeral home. VADNAIS In this city last evening at 125 East Pra Street Gladye Vadnais age 85 survived by Willaw Wade. The remains are at Sherman Reed funeral home. Time and place of funeral to be announced.
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Tha' Dore
George Tore
Ireez
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Dorelock
Mount Moriah
Capris
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Sherman
EB Reed
Boulder News Briefs From Around Town
Boulder January 25 highlights include Ed McCauley and son Jimmy visiting from the valley, Ed Ryan in Helena for several days, Phil Smith at the assessors convention, and road crews working on Quaintences lane for about 10 days. RM Dawson and Mrs James McGown welcomed a son born January 20 in Whitehall. Mrs Nell Harris and children plan to move to Tutte. Nick Weron of Elkhorn visited Boulder. Mrs Anna Cook traveled to Los Angeles. Rocella Hersey underwent an appendectomy in Helena and is recovering well.
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Jimmy
Ed Ryan
Helena
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Quaintences Lane
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Elkhorn
RM Dawson
Jefferson County
Venice Warren
Gi Buhura
Jefferson Ev
Drew Jackson
Basin
James McGown
Whitehall
Nell Harris
Tutte Thuratay
Nick Weren
Anna Cook
Los Angeles
Rocella Hersey
Elderly Spinster Murder Victim Seen By Jury
The Coroner's Jury at Cape May New Jersey concluded that Miss Mary Clark Pittsburg spinster was murdered. They found she died by strangulation, forcibly held face down on the beach by a person or persons unknown.
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Pittsburg
Old Idaho editor dies in Oregon
Albert Herbert Alford, longtime Lewiston Tribune managing editor since 1892, died in his sleep at Hot Lake Oregon after arriving for a brief rest. Born October 21, 1862 near Galveston Texas, he trained at the Morning Dallas News and worked at the Tacoma Morning Globe before helping start the Lewiston paper with his brother Eugene L. Alford. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. W. L. Evans.
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Ore
Alford
Galveston
Texas
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Tacoma Morning Globe
Eugene L. Alford
Te Tribune
W. L. Evans
Demosthenes
Athens
London
Browning Browbeaten in Hearsay Trial at Court
Testimony in the Browning case filled a courtroom with dramatic exhibits and anecdotal gifts from a husband to his wife. Neurologists testified on her nervous condition, while she recounted meetings, a dance, a sorority link, and a night club outing that led to a troubled marriage. She described fear, attempted ridicule, and incidents of alleged threats amid a complex sequence of events.
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Scientists near perfect time measurement device
Washington reports a new Bureau of Standards method aims for near perfect time accuracy. A pendulum with a central slit and backlight creates light flashes as it passes a proper point. A tiny electric current is amplified and a photographic film records the instant.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Butte Enjoys Spring Weather With Warmer Temps
Butte yesterday saw near springlike weather with a high just after noon above freezing and a morning low around 16 degrees above. By 5 pm the mercury stood at 26, a six degree drop from the day’s warmest reading, while statewide readings ranged from 13 to 30 as Montana's weather pattern brightened shop traffic and pedestrian activity.
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Montana ‘Power Company
Mercury
Iine
Car Crashes Into House At Rocker
Four men were pulled from a demolished car that plowed into a yard near Anaconda. Officers said feral trees tore the front porch and the vehicle halted against the house. All four occupants were treated at Murray hospital. one suffered a severe facial injury with glass in the wound and multiple fractures.
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Montana Mining Activity Rising Across State
The Industrial Information Bulletin reports little unemployment in Butte and growing activity at smaller mines. Two mines are unwatering shafts to resume, another large mine to reopen after 42 years. Copper mining shows winter upswing, many idle mines reopening, while coal mining remains at high peak with ample labor. Logging increases in western Montana as weather permits. Helena has satisfactory industrial conditions, Great Falls outdoor employment curtailed by climate, Missoula logging resumes after recent heavy snows. Unemployment mainly among unskilled workers.
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Montana
Mga
Industrial Information Bulletin
U. S. Department of Labor
James G. Davis
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Helena
Great Falls
Missoula
Caviar Scarcity Drives Up Prices in Russia and Abroad
In Astrakhan Russia, caviar production is strained as sturgeon decline. Most Output goes to Europe and the United States where prices are higher. Russia exported nearly a million pounds valued at 82 000 000 last year, with Riga supplanting Hamburg as the principal market. The finest winter caviar, a loosely granulated variety, costs about 2 dollars per pound in Russia. Greece forms a new ecumenical government for the first time since 1817, uniting leaders of five parties.
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Soviet Russia
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Europe
United States
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Riga
Volea
Caspian Sea
Greece
No Increase Pledged for 1927 Livestock Fees Says Official
W M Sardine secretary of agriculture told Utah stockmen at their annual convention in Salt Lake City that no increases will take effect this year. Increases will begin in 1928 and rise to 40 percent over present rates, fully in 1931, spread over 19 years. Details cover cattle and sheep fees and potential relation to market values.
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Dan C. Cisement
Jardine
WB. Greeley
Department
Fred H. Rixby
Long Beach
Cal
American Livestock Association
Frank J. Hagenarth
National Wool Rowers’ Association
England
Scotland
Argentine
Australia
W. W. Woods
Institute of “American Meat Packers
Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce
J. M. MclFarlane
Utah Cattle and
Utah Cattle and Horse Breeder
Asscition
G. H. Hecke
California State Department of Agriculture
Seattle Boy Scout Hero Saves Mother From Fire
Carl Green, famed as Seattle’s most popular Boy Scout troop leader, received a heroism medal after rescuing his mother from a blaze at home. He found her unconscious, carried her to safety, and suffered severe burns in the effort.
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Green
Carl
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