Washington treaties delayed by commissions and parliaments
The Washington treaties face delays as foreign and naval expert commissions in several nations prepare extensive reports. Japan andChina have ratified the Shangtung treaty separately. Britain, Holland and Portugal are expected to act soon while Italy and Japan’s privy council anticipate months of review before any commitment.
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Hughes
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Privy Council
Tokio
Washington
Italy
Great Britain
Holland
Portugal
Japan
China
Montana Wool Industry Sees Rising Yields and International Ties
A Montana wool outlook discusses higher yields this year due to improved breeds and expanding flocks in Ingomar Snyder Sheep Co Billings Deer Lodge Dillon and the Big Hole. It notes tariff and truth-in-fabric laws aiding wool growers and cites a world wool shortage amid rising demand. The Montana sheep population growth and regional competition with Wyoming are highlighted along with concerns over spotted fever ticks in Idaho. The annual sheepshearers convention will be held in Butte around July 17 with talks of moving headquarters to Salt Lake and plans for state fair exhibits and wool contests.
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Ingomar
Snyder Sheep Company
Billings
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Big Hole
Montana
McLennan
Wyoming
Idaho
Tropics
Catalina
Santa Cruz Islands
Hawaii
Butte
Salt Lake
Waterloo
Utah Shearers
Montena
Utah
Australia
Montana State
Wage Cuts Hit Longshore and Rail Labor Leaders Plan Strike
The editorial notes wage reductions across unions with 10 000 stationary engineers firemen and oilers losing 2 cents an hour while other groups like dining car and culinary workers on ferries retain pay. Clerks suffer lighter cuts due to rule changes and historically lower pay. Union executives in Cincinnati and eight other unions threaten a strike ballot as negotiations continue.
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Clerks’ Brotherhood
Cincinnati
Maintenance of Way
San Francisco Bay
News from Maine tests Republican hawks and Hale duel
The piece surveys contest within the Republican party over Senator Hale’s renomination with rivals Guernsey and Davies looming. It notes Hale’s ties to President Harding, his New England lineage, and compares to Indiana New and Beveridge battles while warning of radical attacks on the party. The mood charges imminent political upheaval.
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Republicans
Maine
Senator Hale
Representative Guernsey
Hale
Howard Davies
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Harding
Senator New
Beveridge
New England
Eugene Hale
United States Senate
Saltditch
Ratifications lag at Washington conference amid hopeful outlook
The Brooklyn Eagle’s state department source reports only China has ratified any treaties from the Washington conference. The United States ratified all six pacts, including the nine power and customs treaties, while great powers like Britain Japan Italy France have yet to approve the naval limitations accord or related provisions. Officials expect ratifications in time despite delays.
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China
United States
Japan
Washington
Brooklyn Eagle
State Department
Great Britain
Italy
France
Department of State
Daisy Named National Flower Dream Faces House Hurdles
Bill before the House library committee aims to crown the daisy as the national flower. Advocate Kissell of New York predicts floor opposition from the dandelion bloc but expects daisies to beat rivals such as the rose magnolia violet and pansy, by virtue of universality and American character.
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Library Committee
House of Representatives
Kissell
New York
Uncle Sam
North Carolina
Montana
Kansas
Iowa
North Dakota
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Rhode Island
Ohio
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Brookhart Looms If Elected in Iowa Senate Fight
The piece notes Smith Brookhart the insurgent Iowa Republican candidate for U S senator. If elected he would push for a retrial and reopen Newberry Michigan seating issues. It mentions his possible consequences for party unity and broader reform moves including tariff, The Hague conference, and Volstead Act defiance.
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Smith Brookhart
Iowa
United States
Newberry
Michigan
Brookhart
Senate
Indiana
Pennsylvania
la Follette
Burglars Bind Boy During Home Invasion
John Sewell 14 was bound by intruders who entered his home at 3:30 pm on North Washington Street. The assailants struck him in the stomach, left him unconscious, and fled after ransacking the house taking about $6 in small change. A neighbor freed him and police were notified. no suspects or trace found.
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John Sewell
North
Washington Street
Candy Theft Charge Against Thomas Gay After Truck Stolen Goods
Thomas Gay was arrested yesterday on West Broadway for stealing candy from a farmer’s wagon. Antone Ozne, rancher and witness, alleged the theft from his truck. Ozne, living 30 miles west of Butte, was held as a witness and released on a $10 bond.
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Thomas Gay
West Broadway
Antone Ozne
Fay
Ozne
Butte
No general strike ballot sent by clerks union
Cincinnati June 16 AP. EB H Fitzgerald president of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Freight Handlers Express and Station Employes said no general strike ballot would be sent out on several railroad systems. Timothy Healey president of the Firemen and Oilers union said a ballot would go in the mails tonight.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ballow
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
EB. H. Fitzgerald
Timothy Healey
Firemen and Oilers’ Union
Fitzgerald
Southern
Mobile & Ohio
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago & Alton
Lavor
Settlement agreement outlines wavering back interest and debt
The agreement provides for cancellation of part of back interest on railway bonds, waives cash payments for back interest, deposits overdue coupons with a trustee to be amortized without interest, returns Mexican railways to private management, and has the government assume private railway debt not already guaranteed. A five year suspension of sinking fund rights for all bondholders is included to allow resume cash obligations.
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Mexico
Deer Lodge Notes Selections and Local Moves
Deer Lodge notes list property sale by Marion Buckle who plans to move to Oregon and stay at the George Carlton home. Various visiting residents include Mrs. Fred Schuster of Salem and Mrs. Mary Newell with daughter Gladys. 【9+ entities】
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Deer Lodge
Marion Buckle
West Side
Oregon
George Carlton
Fred Schuster
Salem
Ore
Lillian Bradshaw
England
Benergaria
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Liverpool
Bradshaw
United States
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Dempsey
George Hansen
Isaac Eliason
Eliason
Idaho
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Missoula
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Clinton Rule
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W. ©. Spottswood
Spokane
Seattle
J. GC. Davey
Sheriff
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Lillian Drake
Vivienne Tippett
C. N. Balch
Helena
Miss Prake
Young People’s Missionary Convention
C. C. Loop
William Williams
Alec Marcille
Cecil Stodden
Star of Tol'able David Returns in Remarkable Butte Play
Richard Barthelmess star of Tol'able David is featured at Rialto for three days in Sonny a First National attraction adapted from George Hobart’s Broadway stage hit Pauline Garon returns in the lead female role James Patterson Dial and a strong supporting cast fill out the drama Henry King directed Sonny centers on poolroom proprietor Joe Peters mistaken for the dead Sonny Crosby and the longing of Sonny’s blind mother for her son in a tale of notable human appeal.
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Richard Barthelmess
David
Rialto Theater
Sonny
George Hobart
Pauline Garon
Patterson Dial
Fasson
Joe Peters
Hoboken
Sonny Crosby
France
Joe
Deer Lodge Council Enacts Traffic Ordinance
Deer Lodge voters report the city council approved a new traffic ordinance setting fines from 10 to 300 dollars for violations on public streets. The measure targets speeding parking illegal turning and other street rules with enforcement beginning now.
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Peer Lodge
Deer Lodge
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