Montana sheep industry sees growth and modernization ahead
A Montana industrialist argues the state can expand its sheep and cattle sectors by shifting to three year credit, leveraging the National Wool Exchange, and expanding fattening locally. He cites rising costs, better forage, and the potential to double flocks within 12 years while stressing the need to keep sheep profits tied to national markets.
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Montana
National
Wool Exchange
Exchange
Iowa
Nebraska
Hagenbarth
Tom Campbell
Notre Dame University
Joseph A. Brown
Brown's Lake
Divide
J. Hagenbarth
Reedsburg
Idaho
F. R. Marshall
Yakima
Wash
Washington Wool Growers’ Association
Butte
England
Scotland
United States
Railmen Seek Highest Wage Scale Nationwide
The New York Times reports conductors and trainmen on all railroads will file wage demands on February 1 to restore the 1920 railway labor board scales, the highest in railroad history. Carriers estimate annual expenses would rise by 509 million dollars. Under W G Lee and L B E Sheppard orders, union reps will require written replies by March 2.
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New York
New York Times
Railway Labor Board
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
L. BE. Sheppard
Order of Railway Conductors
Mrs Howell Critically Ill After Fireplace Fire
Mrs Howell wife of Judge Fr B Howell remains in critical condition following severe burns from a fireplace blaze at their home. Dr Schwartz reports she is very weak and progress offers little optimism despite hopeful remarks from physicians.
Mercure Enactment Urgency Shifts to March Fifteen
Senator King of Utah, a Democratic committee member, files a minority report opposing the committee compromise. He advocates a $500 million total tax cut, funded by reducing appropriations by $200 million beyond the plan. He criticizes the administration for failing to enforce economy. Senator Harrison of Mississippi, another Democrat, adds amendments to repeal the automobile and remaining stamp taxes.
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King
Utah
Harrison
Mississippi
Features of land bank explained to Montana farmers
At Farm Week in Lewistown Lieutenant Governor McCormack, a Spokane Federal Land Bank director, spoke on the bank's operations and loan processes. He said about 20 million dollars had been loaned in Montana, noting farmers become bank stockholders after securing loans. Forum also covered forage crops, cancer knowledge, and hunter angler trespass rulings.
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Associated Press
Lewistown
Montana
McCormack
Kalispe
N. F. Woodward
Moccasin
F. F. Attix
Charles Garner
Supreme Court
Colorado cattle and sheep clash averted at Naturita
Deputies calmed a frontier style dispute in western Montrose county as 60 cattlemen and sheep herders prepared to clash over grazing lands. A truce was arranged with a meeting set for next Wednesday to seek an amicable solution. England began a propaganda campaign to promote domestic product purchases with a $5,000,000 appropriation.
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Associated Press
Montrose
Col
Montrose County
Naturita
Three of eight men stranded on ice bound tugs land
From Lake Michigan near Muskegon Michigan Jan 28 three crewmen reach shore after escaping drifting ice from the tugs Indian and Helen II. Theodore Graham Jr braved the ice to report the danger as Maj. Lanphier arranged an air mission for daylight rescue.
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Associated Press
Muskegeon
Mich
Lake Michigan
Martin Jensen
Steve Nardeau
Theodore Graham Jr
Indian
Coast Guard
Alabama
Thomas G. Lanphier
United States Army
Selfridge Field
Graham
Senate Transmits Court Resolution on U S Membership
The Senate sent a court resolution to the state department seeking the United States signature with reservations. Nations must approve terms before U S participation in the League of Nations protocol. Opponents hope reservations block ratification while pro court forces back adherence. Senators Borah and Reed pledge to argue the case in American public opinion.
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Thon
State Department
United States
League of Nations
Geneva
Court of American Opinion
Borah
Idaho
Reed
Missouri
Great Court of American
Georgia hangs two men for 1923 murder despite injunctions
The youths Bloodworth and Jones face execution for the 1923 murder of Howard Underwood as Georgia moves to electrocution. Their attorneys previously delayed hangings with injunctions, while Coggshell and McClelland were spared 60 days by Governor Walter.
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Howard F. Underwood
Georgia
Bloodworth
Jones
T. G. Coggshell
Clayton, SI
F. W. McClelland
Brockton
Walter
W. C. Wright
Covington
Jones and Bloodworth
Roosevelt Rescues Antinoe Crew Amid Atlantic Gale
The President Roosevelt, battered by a four day gale, resumed toward Cherbourg with 25 Antinoe sailors aboard. Nearby debris marks the Laristan sinking where 26 perished. An open boat under Chief Officer Robert Miller rescued the last 13 Antinoe men.
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Associated Press
New York
Aea
Roosevelt
Cherbourg
Antinoe
Atlantic
Robert Miller
Pacific Coast Storm Rages With Heavy Snowfall
A major coastal storm continued from the day into night with heavy rain and snow forecast to persist. Gales grip the storm area and warnings stretch 850 miles from Point Reyes to Cape Flattery. Nevada, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and California report rain and snow with heavy snowfall in the Sierras and Cascades.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Weather Bureau
Point Reyes
Cape Flattery
Nevada
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
California
Siskiyous
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Olympic Ship Stays Safe Amid False Distress Report
The White Star liner Olympic continued across the Atlantic uninjured after an erroneous radio alert claimed distress. Captain William Marshall reported positions west of the Scilly Islands and Cherbourg with all well at 21 knots, countering a Columbus Indiana amateur radio claim that the ship was in trouble.
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Associated Press
New York
White Star
Olympic
Atlantic
William Marshall
Scilly Islands
White Star Ine
Cherbourg
Marshall
Indianapolis
Columbus
Ind
W. D. Dooley
Dooley
NNL
Arlington
Naval
London
Labor Secretary Observes Coal Parley in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on January 28 the anthracite miners and operators held a daily conference from 1 30 to 6 p m to end the coal strike. The group adjourned amid a deadlock without a public breakdown of progress and Secretary of Labor Davis observed proceedings before returning to Washington.
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Philadelphia
Davis
Washington
Deer Lodge Rotary Celebrates Fourth Anniversary Meeting
The Deer Lodge Rotary club marked its fourth anniversary with strong turnout from Anaconda Philipsburg and Butte. Butte delegates included 16 Rotarians with 13 guests wives. Claude Benton opened with club history and speakers Aubrey Benton Frank Venable Tom Davis Ed Catlin. Carding continued until 11:30 p.m.
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Deer Lodge
Ward Graham
Malcolm Gillis
Frank Haskins
Charles Youlden
Aubrey Benton
Spencer Tripp
T. J. Davis
Henry Coulam
C. E B. Beebe
A. H. Hellbronner
Deer Lodge Club
Claude Benton
Frank Venable
Tom Davis
Butte Club
Ed Catlin
Anaconda Club
Camp Fire Girls 70 Valentine Ball in Butte
Two groups Wah-wah-Taysee and Hiawatha of Camp Fire Girls, led by Misses McMullen Neyman, plan a Valentine Ball at Rosemont hall on February 12 to raise funds for next summer camp. About 20 high school girls attend, with chaperons and an orchestra for a festive evening.
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Rosemont Hall
Camp Fire
Hiawatha
Katie McMullen
Lena Neyman
Butte
Brown's Lake
Georgetown Lake
War Risk Insurance Open to Veterans Before July 2 1926
Postal bulletin notes World War veterans may still apply for war risk insurance through the United States veterans bureau before July 2 1926. The bulletin urges postal employees with service to act, adding the final opportunity has not expired. Applications are made to the veterans bureau with a Helena office for reference.
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United States Veteran Bureau
Butte
Veterans’ Bureau
Helena
Pay Day Set for City Officials and Employees
City clerk Don Harrington announced that pay day for city officials and employees will be next Monday. Warrants will be ready when offices open at 9 a.m. Monday.
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Don Harrington
Forfeitures Hit City In Police Court Session
Fat River and Mary Jones each forfeited $150 bonds on nuisance charges during yesterday's police court session. John Doe was fined $5 for speeding and Jennie Doe received 30 days in jail for vagrancy.
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Fat River
Mary Jones
Doe
John Doe
Jennie Doe
Country Honors McKinley Today
Anniversary events mark the 834th birth of William McKinley known as a martyr president. Carnation Day honors his favorite flower and notes his Ohio birth in 1843 and Civil War service. The article recalls his rise from Congress to Ohio governor, his 1896 and 1900 presidential wins, territorial acquisitions, and his assassination in 1901 ending his second term.
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William McKinley
America
President McKinley
Niles
Ohio
Union Seminary
Poland
Allegheny Colle
Meadville
Bryan
McKinley
Hawaiian Islands
Philippines
Guam
United States
Emery
Miss Grace Stevenson to Be Buried Saturday
Miss Grace M Stevenson a California native and Montana resident died Wednesday night at 1866 Texas Avenue. Survived by two sisters Mrs Emmett Womack and Mrs J M Smith and three brothers H R McQuiston Butte A D McQuiston Seattle and W H Stevenson San Francisco. Body at White's chapel with private funeral Saturday at 2 PM.
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Grace M. Stevenson
California
Montana
Texas Avenue
Emmett Womack
J. M. Sm'th
H. R. McQuiston
Butte
A. D. McQuiston
Seattle
W. H. Stevenson
San Francisco
White's Chapel
Dancers Present Program at Rialto Tonight
Sybil Brown's troupe performs at the Rialto theater with shows at 7 40 and 9 30 featuring Toe Charleston Louise Blair Bh and Sailor Dance Mary Mc Tas Ge Sorelle Helen Spencer Buck and Wing Lucille Van Or den Spanish Thais Giroux and Awakening of Spring with a cast including Alice Jane Quigley Alma Mayer Beth Marr Maj orie Hickman Lise Blair Anna Jacklock and Jane Griffith.
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Sybil Brown
Rialto Theater
Louise Blair
Mary McTas
Ge Sorelle
Helen Spencer
Den
Thais Giroux
Awakening of Spring
Alice Jane Quigley
Alma Mayer
Beth Marr
Majorie Hickman
Lise Blair
Anna Jacklock
Jane Griffith
Monster dirigible sought in wake of Shenandoah wreck
Rear Admiral William A. Moffett told the house naval committee that replacing the Shenandoah with a dirigible three times larger would aid scouting. He argued that such large airships hold greater value for the United States than for Great Britain.
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Washington
Shenandoah
William A. Moffett
National Air Chief
House Naval Committee
Great Britain
Dalyshea Company Mortuary Home Listing
Dalyshea Company operates a mortuary home at 103 South Idake with phone contact 858 offering funeral and related services.
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Dalyshea Company Mortuary
South Idake
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National Wool Growers Association
Adam
Abel
Cain
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William J. Morgan
Producers’ Distributing Corporation
Los Angeles
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Mrs. Morgan
L. W. Weir
C. R. Wade
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Colorado
Dominions
Gary
Milwaukee
St. Paul
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Long Fight
Coal Parley
The
Camp Fire Girls
Miss Grace Stevenson
Rialto
Undertakers
Kendrigan
Bridget Kendrigan
East Summit Street
St. Mary's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Larry Duggan
North Malin Street
Doody
Anne J. Dovey
Eeong
West
Mercury Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Holy Cross
Cemebawer
Weins
West Broadway
Joseph Richards Ances
Pioneer Undertakers
George T. Wade
Fred I. Root
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William J. Pengelly
East Park Street
Sherman & Reed Funeral Chapel
Phone & Broadway
Arisona
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