Hope of Disarmament and Peace Writings
In The Etabold Standard from Anaconda Montana a column weighs disarmament prospects after World War I. It cites British war office estimates of Europe’s 3,334,000 military personnel, notes prewar forces, and argues for ongoing vigilance while urging restraint and progress toward a more peaceful world.
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British War Office
Europe
Soviet
Russia
Serbia
Czecho-Slovakia
Esthenia
Lithuania
Latvia
Tragic Butte Shooting Spurs Coroner Inquiry
A Butte police officer killed a peaceful citizen, Mr Brown, in a shocking incident. Officials vow a coroner's inquest and further investigations to determine responsibility, while noting the officer, Policeman Paylor, is regarded as cool and reliable by superiors. The public awaits findings with deep concern.
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Butte
Brown
Paylor
Marvels in Beautiful Bozeman
A Bozeman summer brings wild events from swarming bees disrupting commerce to a warehouse blaze igniting binding twine, causing a $1200 loss. The writer jokes of further oddities including heat waves and a parade of unlikely creatures.
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Bozeman
Prohibition Enforcement
City of Sweet Peas
Ford and the Nitrate Plant War Ambition
The piece recalls the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant during World War I, noting cost overruns of over 60 million dollars and a projected 28 million more to finish. It cites Henry Ford offering a 150 million dollar, hundred year lease, with 6 percent interest and a promise to supply nitrates for explosives, keep river navigation open to Chattanooga, and run fertilizer production with modest profits, while the treasury recoups its expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Washington
Wilson
United States
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee
Henry Ford
Ford
Chattanooga
Xepre
What Europe Owes Us War Debts And Debtors
A sharp look at postwar finance notes Europe owes the United States about 10.5 billion dollars after reductions and postponements. France, Lloyd George, and others discussed settlements, while Mellon seeks to refloat debt via private investors as the Senate debates tariffs.
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Sam
Mellon
Russia
United States
France
Lloyd George
Washington
America
Treasury
Europe
Treasury Department
Crary Mellon
Federal Treasury
Policeman shoots Brown in Butte tragedy shocks town
In Butte, Montana, Officer Taylor shot and killed E A Brown after a car failed to stop. Brown died at a hospital from a skull fracture and jaw injury. Brinson, the driver, and Toughill describe the incident as Brown’s death follows a high speed chase and police gunfire. Taylor is under arrest as coroner autopsy and inquest are arranged.
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Ar. Brunson
Mr. Brimeon
Mr. Brown
Brown Ws
Taylor
Murphy
Pruce Toughill
Brown
Brison
Mr. Brinson
Shields
Walker
Ace Weber
BN Taylor
Cholera Cases in Russia Near Thirty Thousand Reported
The Moscow city newspaper copy received here shows cholera registrations to July 13 reach 21,773 cases, up from 13,478 by July 8. Among railway passengers, 5,412 cases have been discovered.
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Russia
Pres
Arrests Over Moonshine In Virginia City Car
Dr Leclar of Virginia City faced arrest yesterday after police found three gallons of moonshine in his car. Officers Murphy and Powell seized the contraband and turned it over to federal authorities. Leclar was released on his own recognizance by United States Commissioner Van Etten.
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Leclar
Virginia City
Chie Murphy
Decotive Powell
United States
van ‘Etten
Leciar
Sherif Duggan
Man Seeks Compensation After Cow Steps On Corn
John Borger of awistown has applied to the state board for compensation after a cow trod on his corn while milking. He says he was tied up two weeks. State board men say cow milking is not categorized as a hazardous occupation.
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Associated. Press
Helena
John Borger
Awistown
State Board
Feud in Chicago's Nineteenth Ward Deepens After Slaying
Chicago July report says labor leader Ortolano was shot to death in his car by several men fleeing in another car. Ortolano, allied with the Nodcarriers union, was tied to the contest for alderman between Prandrea and Johnny Powers. A feared factional feud amid labor unrest is blamed for the violence.
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Fren
Chicago
Biz Andrea
Orto~ Lanon
Tony Gandrea
Dabor
Orto-lano
Ortolano
Teader
Unio Fe
Believea
Prandrea
Johnny Powers
Eile
Americans Attend Royal Function at Buckingham Palace
The Associated Press report notes Americans at a royal function today at Buckingham Palace. Guests include Col. J. Mouse, Mrs. House, Col. EH Rogers, Miss Nl King George, and Mr. Ghanater. Attendants include foreign ambassadors, Dominion premiers, Indian dignitaries, and government members.
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Prem Eieeee
Taluieen Mary
Buckingham
Col
J. Mouse
Mes. House
EH Rogers
Nl King George
Im Garden Pare
Ghanater
Min. Meres
Dominion
They Have Red Hair Admits Kidnapping Victim Connie Phillips
In Denver a young woman identified as Connie Phillips of Rosslyn Texas told Dr J R Feager she was kidnapped by a man and a woman with red hair from Denton Texas. The report notes the hospital admission followed her disappearance on July 2. Meanwhile a rumor from Harbin Manchuria says Leon Trotzky has arrived at Irkutsk en route to Chita, the far eastern republic.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
J. R. Feager
Connie Phillips
Rosston
Texas
Denton
Trotzky
Chita
The
Harbin
Manchuria
Leon Trotzky
Irkutsk
Far Eastern
Home Mission Council of Montana approves religious effort plan
Helena reports the Home Mission Council of Montana adopts a resolution at its third annual meeting Thursday affirming a coordinated religious outreach effort across the state. The meeting outlines ongoing community work and church collaboration to strengthen mission activities.
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Helena
Home Mission Council of Montana
Retailers Seek Government Aid to End Bargain Days
Secretary Hoover said retailers urge government help to abolish bargain days and seductive prices. They want the commerce department to back a policy of maintaining a general price level without cutting prices on certain articles to attract trade. The department would not participate in the movement.
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Washington
Hoover
Commerce Department
Missing Mrs Mahoney Sparks Regional Reward Increase
The Associated Press reports Mrs Kate Mahoney remains unfound as rewards rise to 2000 dollars for her return. Carrie Howitt and Mrs Kate Stewart add 1000 dollars, amid a long disappearance since April 13. County commissioners had already posted 1000 dollars. authorities have pressed on with the case, including a forgery investigation in Janty Jail.
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Kate Mananes
Airs
Carrie Howitt
Mira
Kate Stewart
Mahoney
Janty
General Strike Voted in San Francisco Theatres
The San Francisco Building Trades Council voted to call a general strike in support of building trades craftsmen opposing the open shop policy declared by the Dudley army exchange, an employers group.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
San Francisco Building Trades Council
Dudd
Army Exchange
Jasper Red Robe Sentenced For Theft In Federal Court
Helena July 21 Jasper Red Robe a Cheyenne Indian convicted by a jury yesterday in the United States district court for criminal assault was sentenced today to years in the federal prison at Leavenworth Kan Mrs Rosie Littlebear was the complaining witness In Cleveland Ohio July 21 Miss Rankin Speaks At National Federation convention Jeannette Rankin former Montana congresswoman spoke on minimum wage for women as the California delegation withdrew from the gathering after constitutional incorporation under New York law
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Associated Press
Helena
Jasper Red Robe
United States District Court
Asault
Leavy Inworth
Kan
Rosie Littlebear
Miss Rankin
Leveland
Ohio
California
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
New York
Jeannette Rankin
Congress
Montana
Retallack Named Walkeville Postmaster Nominee
Rep McCormick recommended Cyrus Retallack for postmaster at Walkeville Montana to replace Agnes Livy who was removed. Also noted is a plug for recognizing the Soviet government and Hoover’s statement Russia’s gold supply appears exhausted with little recent Russian gold reaching the United States.
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The
Standard
Washington
McCormick Today
Cyrus Retallack
Walkeville
Mont
Agnes Livy
Brest
Russia
Hoover
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