Montana convention agenda in Butte outlines sessions
The program lists luncheon talks on forestry progress agricultural resources and Montana’s institutions by state and industry leaders. Evening banquet features Harry R. Cunning on Northwest exposition. Roundtable on secretary challenges and a closing training school end the convention.
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Forestry Department
Montana
Fred Morrell
Missoula
A. H. Bowman
Helena
W. P. Stapleton
Billings
Northern Pacific Railway
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College
Silver Bow Club
Harry R. Cunning
Montana Lite Insurance Company
Northwest Commercial and Industrial Exposition
David J. Charles
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Women Convicted in Bank Robbery Case
Detectives traced the heist to the Rogers household after pennies found at the scene led to the mother and daughter. Both confessed to planning the Thanksgiving Day robbery at Renner bank and stated they needed money quickly. They planned a bold escape by the main road to Sioux Falls and showed little concern for punishment. The Veterans' bureau arranged care for Rogers while the American Legion organized relief efforts.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Rogers
American Legion
Sioux Falls
Rogera
Zera
Renner Bank
Renner
Spaghetti Prices Soar Amid Italian Ration Cuts
Rome reports wartime wounds pale beside peace pain as Italy imposes tariff walls to curb wheat imports. Domestic pasta supplies stay tight and prices for spaghetti macaroni and ravioli rise to prohibitive levels forcing many to cut rations.
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Rome
Italy
Pape's Cold Compound Ad Highlights Dosage and Relief
An old advertisement promotes Pape's Cold Compound with instructions to take two tablets every three hours for up to three doses. It claims the first dose provides relief and the subsequent doses break up the cold, describing the product as pleasant and safe and noting a five cent price and Bequinine or opi- mix.
Logurno Strings Drawn From American Policy Critique
Trotzky criticized American power and wealth while arguing the Soviet Union progresses toward socialism. He claimed the Locarno pact is needed to curb American overseas influence as the United States controls most of the global gold reserves and seeks stable investment climate.
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United States
Russia
Europe
America
Moscow
Ovieta
Locarno
Trotzky
Sjeace
Italians Deny Mob Action Over Meaderville Killings
In Meaderville, Italian residents deny mob action as rumors spread that supporters planned to free a murder suspect. Officials say authorities will investigate and try the matter. A Meader ville resident stresses no concerted effort exists and jail security was kept tight after the killings.
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Montana
Meaderville
Vettere
Sheriff's Office
Brass and Copper Prices Reduced
By the Associated Press New York Nov 28 The American Brass company has cut prices on sheet brass and brass tubing a quarter cent a pound and on sheet copper and copper wire a half cent a pound.
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Associated Proes
New York
American Brass Company
Hong Kong to See Governor Change as Stubbs Ships Home
Sir Reginald Edward Stubbs, retiring Hong Kong governor, will sail for England on October 31. Cecil Clementi, the new governor, is a long-time colonial official who has served in China and has been colonial secretary for Ceylon since 1922.
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Hongkong
Reginald Edward Stubbs
England
Cecil Clementi
China
Ceylon
New Conde Museum Curator in Chantilly Named
Henri Phillippe Benon Omer Joeph Fetain to head the Conde museum in Chantilly with an income of 4000 francs. Fetain is marshal of France, vice president of the superior War council and commanded French forces in war, hailed as Verdun savior and potential conqueror of Abd-el-Krim.
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Paris
Conde Museum
Chantilly
Henri Phillippe Benon Omer Joeph Fetain
France
Superior War Council
Verdun
Abd-el-Krim
Frank J. Laird Leaves Milwaukee for New York on Business
Frank J. Laird departed Milwaukee yesterday for New York City on business and expects to be away about two months.
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Frank J. Laird
Milwaukee
New York City
Briand Forms New French Ministry With Coalition Ministers
Aristide Briand forms a largely left coalition cabinet with 280 of 580 seats, naming Briand as premier and foreign minister and including Rene Renoult, Cemillie Chautemps, Louie Loucher, Paul Painiere, Georges Leygues, Edouard Dala ier, Daniel Vincent, Anatole De Mongie, Antoine Durafour, Paul Jourdain, Jean Durand, and Leon Perrier. The finance plan centers on a sinking fund and potential capital levy, with a new technical mission to assist the Finance Ministry.
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Aristide Briand
Rene Renoult
Cemillie Chautemps
Louie Loucher
Paul Painiere
Georges Leygues
Edouard Dalaier
Daniel Vincent
Anatole de Mongie
Antoine Durafour
Paul Jourdain
Jean Durand
Leon Perrier
Briand
M. Griand
Socialiste
M. Loucheur
Finance
M. Calllaux
Alsace-Lorraine
M. Briand
Dona
Reward Calls for Liquor Law Enforcement Reform
Governor condemns enforcement skew as biased toward the poor while the rich profit from bootleggers. He argues justice is mockery when poverty dictates punishment and invites critics to help arrest those blamed for illegal liquor activity.
Enforcement Chief for Montana Fired
Albert A. White, assistant administrator in charge of enforcement for the federal prohibition office in the nineteenth district, was dismissed after Colonel Marsters demanded his resignation. No appointment to fill the vacancy had been made, and White’s whereabouts after Washington were unclear.
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Associated Press
Helena
Albert A. White
Marsters
Nineteenth District
Washington
White
Colonel Marsters
Mr. White
National Capital
Southern Europe Hit by Severe Gale Storms in Lisbon
Gale sweeps southern Europe causing widespread damage in Lisbon and surrounding districts. Many houses damaged and railway lines washed out. Capital suffers heavy property losses and disruption across the region.
Fishermen Drowned in French Storm Near Raz de Seine
Seven fishermen drowned when caught in a furious gale off Brittany near Raz de Seine. Three fishing boats reached shore after signals, while others were swept away. A full gale rolled along the French Atlantic coast with heavy snow across the country.
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Associated Press
Paris
Brittany
Raz. de Seine
French Atlantic Seaboard
Mediterranean
France
Severe Storms Hit Southeastern Spain Damage Ports and Streets
Storms in southeastern Spain cause beach and port damage. Rivers rise as temperatures fall with Valladolid reporting 40 F. Snow blankets Madrid hindering streetcar service. Wrecks reported at several ports and lighthouse damage noted.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Spain
Valadolid
Storm Damage Strikes Lisbon and Surrounding Areas
Scores of persons were injured and extensive property damage occurred as heavy storms swept Lisbon. Torrents flooded hundreds of houses, streets were torn up, and railway lines washed out. Rescue teams work to reach those buried. a planned air transfer of General Primo de Rivera and the Duke of Vittoria from Seville to Madrid was lost in an airdrome.
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Lisbon
Associated Press
Primo de Rivera
Duke of Vittoria
Seville
Madrid
Treaties Approved by Von Hindenburg
Berlin reports Von Hindenburg signed the bill legalizing the security and arbitration treaties and Germany’s entry into the League of Nations. The law takes effect immediately and will be proclaimed Monday, seen as a rebuke to opposition and a compliment to Chancellor Luther and Foreign Minister Stresemann.
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Associated Press
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Germany
League of Nations
Reichstag
Luther
Stresemann
Train Derailment in Colorado Canyon Injures Three
A Denver and Rio Grande Western freight train with two engines and seven cars derailed in a Colorado canyon 15 miles east of Glenwood Springs. Three crewmen were injured lightly: Engineer West and Fireman Fox plus Brakeman Montgomery. A rockslide caused the wreck. wrecking crews from Grand Junction and Salida were sent to clear the tracks, with removal expected early the next day.
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Associated Press
Glenwood Springs
Col
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Colorado Canyon
Here
Grand Junction
Fox
Glenwood Spring
Montgomery
Salida
World ignores German Christmas ornaments this year
The article notes that few German made Christmas ornaments arrived in the United States this year and that the items are largely ignored globally. It highlights a drop in Teutonic baubles reaching the market and hints at waning interest in these decorations.
Adoption plan sparks family clash over Missoula girl
In Missoula, Victoria Deschamps 13 and her sisters were in San Francisco for schooling as Rich Warren McCord seeks to adopt. Parents Tony and Mrs Deschamps oppose any adoption, pledging they will never consent despite McCord's interest and stated plans. Local relatives recall a past failed adoption attempt and the family is well known in western Montana.
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Victoria
McCord
Duncan
Associated Press
Missoula
Tony Deschamps
Warren McCord
San Francisco
Victoria Deechamps
Hilda
Blanche Deschamps
Hellgate
Montana
Adoption bid for Montana girl by Alaska miner sparks custody fight
In San Francisco Victoria Deschamps, 13, from Missoula, faces possible adoption by John Warren McCord, a 40-year-old Alaska miner. Her parents Tony and Victoria Deschamps oppose. McCord may wed a former wife in Mexico and plans to educate her in Belmont convent while pursuing Montana court adoption.
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Portland
Associated Press
San Francisco
Victoria Deschamps
Missoula
Mont
John Warren McCord
Alaska
Tony Deschamps
McCord
Mexico
Victoria
Ore
Cord
Union Station
Belmont
Here
Montana
Paris Sees Soccer Grow As Cup Draws Massive Crowds
France shows soccer as a national institution with 356 clubs in the cup and 3,058 players in opening matches drawing crowds estimated from 500000 to 1000000. In 1919, 114 teams entered.
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Paris
France
Montana Valleys Ship Heavy Potato Shipments This Year
Three Montana valleys the Bitter Root lower Flathead and Deer Lodge have shipped 380 cars of potatoes to Eastern and coast markets this season. Bitter Root leads with 340 carloads followed by Deer Lodge 25 and Flathead 16. Farmers report harvests completed and alfalfa crops in third cut. Shipment of 60 dairy cattle from Charlo and Polson to Lewistown signals growing dairy industry in Flathead valley Fer gus county area remains focus.
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Standard
Missoula
Montana
Bitter Reef
Blackfoot
Flathead
Lewistown
Charlo
Polson
Flathead Valley
Fergus County
Court may act on remark at Howze led court martial
Major General Robert L. Howze vows to enforce court martial rules after Brig. Gen. Edward King used the expression damn rot in court. Representative Frank Reid says he will seek removal of the remark from the record when the trial resumes. Howze governs order and the recording of improper words by a member.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robert L. Howze
Mitchell
Frank R. Reid
Edward King
Mr. Reid
General Howze
Game Authority
Electric locomotive powers 6000 HP train haul over long freight run
The newest electric locomotive develops 6000 horsepower and can pull a freight train one and a half miles long, signaling a major advance in heavy haul capability for rail freight operations.
Birds Feeding in Parking Areas Hurts Insect Life
In a local observation, feeding and housing birds in parked areas is described as harming insect populations by altering habitat and food sources. Authorities note ecological balance shifts and potential effects on gardening and pest control.
Dillon Pioneer Martin Innes Dies After Heart Trouble
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Dillon Beaverhead county resident Martin Innes died at Barrett hospital after a four year heart ailment. Born May 6 1868 in Canada he moved to Montana with his parents, settled in Bannack, and came to Dillon with the railroad in 1879. He worked 25 years for Eliel Brothers and is survived by his wife a son Leonard a daughter Mrs Lawrence Fenner two sisters and three brothers. Funeral under Masonic auspices to be announced.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Martin Innes
Beaverhead County
Barrett Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Mr. Innes
Irish women senators vanish from parliament in Ireland
Dublin reports four women senators in the last parliament are gone now and only two women MPs remain in Ireland. Mrs Collins O Driscoll, sister of Michael Collins, is the sole woman member of the Dail, while Mrs Marmodie, an alderman of Belfast city council, sits in the northern parliament.
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Dublin
M. P
Ireland
Collins O’driscoll
Michael Collins
Dail
Macmordie
Belfast
Part time work rise in Norway as wage cuts urged
Norwegian plants cut hours and reduce staff while voluntary wage reductions are encouraged. A new rayon plant in Turin Italy is nearing completion and will employ about 15 000 workers.
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Norway
Turin
Italy
Cascarets Laxative Ad Promises Quick Relief
Bright ad urges readers to try Cascarets laxative priced at 10 cents. It claims the candy like tablets stimulate the liver and bowels gently without griping, leaving users feeling clean and refreshed with pink tongue and rosy skin. It touts Cascarets as the world’s largest selling laxative for all ages and genders and encourages buying at any drug store.
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Butte
Leigh Wade
Chamber of Commerce
L. E. Jones
T. L. Greenfield
Greenfield Advertising Agency
Jense §. Richards
Ogden
Utah
India
Eadward Frederick Lindley Wood
George V
Baldwin
Lord Halifax
Earl Reading
Pape
U. S
LE Law
Bonino
Ministry of Pensions
M. Jourdein
Republicans
M. Doumer
M. Berenger
Raoul Peret
Ministry of Budget
M. Marraud
Ministry of the Interior
London
Ministry of Finance
Ma” Ferguson
Lone Star State
Texas
George Winslow Plummer
Anglican Universal Church
Christ Fedesia Chaldean
Chaldean Church
Polige
Charles J. Bell
Potomac Telephone Company
Alexander Graham Bell
S & Mars
Hart Schaffner & Mare
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schatiner & Marx Clothes
East Park St. S
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