Divergent Views on French Debts Across Nations
An article surveys opinions on wartime debts, contrasting Britain and France with American perspectives. It discusses Baldwin, Senate attitudes, equity versus sentiment, and the accounting of war profits, interest rates, and repayment terms for France, Britain, and the United States.
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West
Stanley Baldwin
England
Sena
Baldwin
America
Ori
Heald
Ree Fara
Senate
Washington
Pallin
France
Great Britain
Britain
Inestan Point
New York
Southern
Alton
Northern Pacific
New York Herald-Tribune News Service
Bystanders victims in New York gang fight
A 14 year old, Stanley Brozio, was fatally wounded and his mother Anastasia Brozio, 46, seriously wounded by stray bullets during a clash between rival gangs on Tenth Avenue near 34th Street. The youth died shortly after admission to hospital. the mother’s condition remained serious. The incident recalls a prior August 6 shooting in the same area involving gang thieves and a detective wounded.
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Associated Press
New York
Stanley Broxio
Anastasia Brozio
Tenth Avenue
34Th Street
Stanley
Brozio
Mary Connelly
Death toll from auto crash on Harriton Avenue
A driver from Butte, Harold Peterson, dies when a speeding car on Front Street veers toward his vehicle near a filling station. Peterson swerves to avoid collision but hits a telephone pole as the other car speeds away. The other driver’s identity is unknown. coroner to review the case and funeral plans await arrangements at Sherman and Reed's.
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Harold Peterson
Toware Pole
Harriton Avenue
Front Street
Robina
Harrison Avenue
Harold Peterson Wan
Butte
James "Robina
Helen
Margaret Peterson
Cal
Clittora ‘Peterson
Boston
J.G
Peterson
Happy Peterson
Sherman & Reed's
Holland
Struck by Machine Sends Man to Hospital in Meaderville
John Torino of 26 Arizona Street Meaderville was struck by an automobile in the 600 block on Hast Park street and hurled ten feet, suffering a severely lacerated scalp and fracture of the right arm. He was knocked unconscious but regained consciousness after surgery at St James Hospital by Dr. J L O Rourke. Witness Peter Tobin, courthouse clerk, said the auto fled east on Park Street and sleet and snow hindered getting the plate number.
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Park Street
John Torino
Arizona
Meaderville
Peter Tobin
Torino
St. James
de. J. L. O'Rourke
Dope Bucket Upset in Mountain Conference
In Rocky Mountain football, two upsets defined the opening games as Colorado college shocked Colorado School of Mines 10 to 0 while Western State fell 6 to 10 to Colorado College, altering early season prognoses.
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Dope Bucket
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Colorado University
Mocky Mountain
Intercol
Coloradoan
Togis College
Colorado Sena of Mines
Tate
Colorado College
Western State College
Sarmiento Delivers Second Ring Thrump in LA Bout
Pete Sarmiento the Pilipino boxer scored a clear win over Georgie Mare in a 10 round Los Angeles fight on Labor Day. Los Angeles Times critics noted Sarmiento's constant aggression, a single coast kickoff knockdown, and Marks’ jabbed left hand as the main contrasts. Mare was defeated as Sarmiento dominated with pressure and rangy combinations.
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Pete Sarmiento
Dixie Lahood
Butte
Helena
Georgie Mare
Los Angeles
Lahood
Pete
Lott and Williams Win Tennis Title
Western association players George M. Lott Jr and Lucien Williams won the international tennis championship of the United States after defeating William Tilden II and Manuel Alonso 2-1 in a three-match series. Darkness halted play after the second set, leaving the eastern pair to default and the title awarded to the western duo. Tilden, favored in singles, fought hard but fell in three close sets to Lucien J. Williams.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George M. Lott Jr
Lucien Williams
Toda
United States
William ‘Iden
Manual Alonso
Middle States
Tilden
Alonso
Moubtes
Lott
Ingies
Williams
William ' Tilden
Midat States
Lucien J. Williams
Dia
Finaly
Robbers Murder Store Watchman In Basement Fight
A store robbery ended in the murder of the night watchman. Robbers fled after blowing open the main office with nitroglycerine. Mrs Lewis’s baby was in the nursery as police arrived. loot included money stamps papers and cash boxes. Investigators link Seaman to the rounds confrontation and note the suspect escape.
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George Lewis
A.D. Lewin
Wavenman Nowna
Haman
Sala
Seaman
Large Sun Urges Air Service Expansion Plan
The article outlines a drive for a major air service program to strengthen national defense. It details an estimated requirement of 2,500 ships, with 600 new planes costing about 12 million dollars, plus a 10 year plan to build reserve ammunition and housing. It notes the need to prioritize projects and align future appropriations with national security goals.
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Won! Ang
Department
Congress
Weeks
Deum
George R Best Claimed by Death in Milwaukee
George R Best a former Milwaukee mining and stock broker and owner of controlling copper mine interests near Helena Montana died tonight at a hospital in Milwaukee. The Associated Press reports his death and notes his mining and brokerage background and Helena connection.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
George R. Best
Helena
Mont
Rescue Efforts To Raise Submarine 851 Continue
Rescue forces led by Rear Admiral Christy pursue attempts to lift the sunken submarine 851 as divers report no sign of life aboard. Air flooding the hull and the long silence deepen hopes while the flotilla and two expert divers from Merritt-Chapman join the Camden mothership offshore.
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H. H. Christy
New London
8 51
Dease
Flanagen
Merritt-Chapman Corporation of
New York
Teder Camden
Marines
Ad Christy
Scone
Shewink
Camden
Falcon
Admiral Christy
W.F.’ Loughman
Tona Island
N.Y
Loughman
Dewey Kile
Kile
Alfred Geler
Michael
Lira
Rodney H. Dobson
Pioneer of Bozeman Leader Dies at Lindley Place
Charles A. Backes Bozeman veteran alderman and long time citizen dies at home on Lindley place aged 40 plus years in Bozeman. Former Bozeman volunteer fireman past president of Bozeman Fraternal Order of Eagles and member of Maccabees. Survived by wife Christina Cameron Backes and son Charles C. Backes. Funeral services set for Tuesday afternoon at the residence with relatives arriving from Kansas.
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Bozeman
Charles A. Backes
Lindley Place
Bozeman Volunter Fire Department
Boseman Frasternal Order of Eagles
The
Maccabees
Syracuse
Boseman
Pus
Backes
Christina Cameron Backes
Mary Helena
Charles C. Backes
Salt Lake City
Kansas
Beavers Rout Teachers In Madison County High School Game
Dillon report says Beaver high school team scored 65 to 0 against Sheridan Twin Bridges pickers. Beavers dominated both offense and defense with passes and intercuts, while the Teachers offered scant aerial threat. Coach Gunderson used 22 players as Liston Dansie starred.
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Dillon
Montana
Eee A Eee
Ae Eennes
High Schol
Sheridan
Twin Bridges
Beavers
Gunderson
Liston Dansie
Madison County
State School of Mines
Secondeam
Montana State College
Rancher Injured In Throwing Cow At Horse Prairie
Dillon, Sept 27 John Peterson a well known rancher of Horse Prairie was badly injured while attempting to throw a cow on its back. The cow tossed him striking his head breaking his jaw and cutting his upper lip. He was rushed to Dillon for medical treatment.
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Dillon
John Peterson
Horse Prairie
Hi Yeh
Mr. P Son
Madison County Fair Draws Large Dillon Crowd
Bridges last night marked the closing as many attended during the day from the region. Yesterday was designated Dillon-Butte day, and Dillon residents report the Madison county fair as a great turnout and attraction.
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Dillon
Big Hole Picnic Delayed One Week
Dillon reports the Big Hole picnic postponed due to threatening clouds and snow risk with winterlike temps. Several motorists turned back as inclement weather loomed. Dillon News notes list local society and travel as residents attend business, education, and university matters this week.
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Big Hole
Dillon
Basin
Belmont Cubs Beat Broadway Independents In Opener
The Belmont Cubs Independents defeated the Broadway Independents 0 to 0 at Columbia Gardens in their first game of the season. Turner Angell and Lynch starred for the Cubs. Kane Bendie and Kinney led the Broadways. Officials included Referee Neal and Headlinesman Manion.
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Belmont Cubs
Broadway Independents
Columbia Gardens
Turner
Angell
Lynch
Cubs
Local News Brief From Missoula Event
An item from Missoula notes Brida donn Arvidson winning a Bi Sirs competition with Martin second place. Spencer Sterting is to speak Wednesday. Nonnie Gore was elected president with 31 listed as a state figure. The Livingston family visited, and Elin Katia Stier Helen club members rented a house formerly occupied by another family.
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Ieee
Spencer
Sterting
Brida
Arvidson
Martin
Ing
Nonnie Gore
Missoula
C.D. Livingston
Katia Stier
Helen “Club
Mm Elin
Im Th
As Mt
Four teams tied for top in bowling race
Deer Lodge bowling standings after the league’s third week show four teams tied for first, each with four wins and two losses. Individual leader Charlie Shad duck has bowled only three times, while Java Wood has competed in all matches. Milwaukee railroaders and Bien & Ross await postponed matches to test the tied format and remaining schedule.
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Deer Lodge
Charlie Shadduck
Java Wood
Milwaukee ‘Railroaders
Bien & Ross
Gulchers to Meet Bozeman Bob Cats Freshmen
Dublin Gulch football players will meet the State College freshmen squad in Bozeman next Saturday. The Gulchers will be the third Butte independent league eleven to play Bobcat teams Centerville and Englewood, squads having met Coach Romney's collections in contests last Saturday. The Gulchers will practice tomorrow night, Coach Driscoll announced. Spanish people are taking up photography as a pastime.
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Dublin Gulch
Bozeman
Gulchers
Butte
Deer Lodge Expands Millcrest Cemetery by Ten Acres
Deer Lodge Montana records show the city purchasing ten more acres for Millcrest Cemetery. Mayor Frank Conley signed the warrants on Saturday, increasing the cemetery to 35 acres as grave plots grew scarce.
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Deer Lodge
Millcrest
Frank Conley
Census of Children Shows City Population Rise
Deer Lodge reports completed school age census with increases across age groups. Mrs. I. B. Cobb led the survey showing 388 children aged eight to thirteen, 136 aged fourteen to fifteen, 239 aged sixteen to twenty, and 320 under ten.
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Deer Lodge
I. B. Cobb
Cold weather delays Rotarians Kiwanis golf match in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge September 27 due to a cold wave the Rotarians and Kiwanis golf match was postponed to a future date. Despite the cold several Kiwanis and Rotarians attended but insufficient players prevented the 4 ball event. President K H Wood said Sunday the club tournament would begin soon with handicap planning underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
K. H. Wood
Ould
Justice and law enforcement debated at Senator speech
The sermon and address at the St James Epis copal church covered enforcement safeguards and speedy courts. The speaker argued for a simple swift disposal of court business, citing the English system as a model and urging correction of evils to uphold respect for law and order. The address followed church services with choir performances.
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St. James Episcopal Church
Paul
Gibson
Spelal
Mary Lucinda Wilson Dies After Daughters Death
Mary Lucinda Wilson died five days after her daughter Mrs TC one Sept do. The body was to be buried Monday after a service. Mrs James Seif arrived in Polson on Tuesday and spent the day with friend Mrs CS. Sinser. Other locals included RR Davis, Frank Emory, V.1 Molding, HS Hancon, Mrs Ray Shennumon of Pablo, and Mr and Mrs John Vance Bir.
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Mary Lucinda Wilson
Aasater
James Seif
Polson
John Vance Bir
Walter Joked
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N. Y
Sarmiento
Marks
Lott and
Large Sun
Havre
Kalispell
Miles City
Calgary
Los Angel
Portland
J. W. Fapraham
Ingraham
Dillon Bureau
High School
Madison Fair
Alice Roe
Robert Clark
Adolphine Schieppegraf
Ditton
Montana Education Association
Henry Coulam
Butt
T. Spencer
Berkeley
W. Larkin
Augusta
Anson Baxter
Third
State of
Ranch Company
Mitchell
Osten
Sf Mor
Sula Tay
Aonan News
Shadduck
Charles
Wallis
William
Harrison
B. Bee
Larabie
C.f.oss
Wood
Francesae Mn
Lane
George Baa
Thomas
Jack
Ludeman
Strong
Leo
Mathison
Biberson
Witain
Letter
Hennech
Itt
Gannon
Art
Pederson
Jens
Harris
Hugh
Bit
Steinberger
An Lowe
Clarence
Am Bien
Albert
Werts
Franke
Keeley
Pet
Bensch
Beneta
Harley
Dan
Foster
Vera
Kanthes
Wailer
Willaims
Tamke
Loop
Johnson
Unmack
Dr. A
Sewell
Magette
Seifert
Smith
O'Neill
Jootf
Bien, Forrest
Lochrie
A. J
BOB Kittens
Deer Lodge Bureau
Uner Lodge
Ross Sugg
Salmon
Idaho
Urey
E. W. Clague
Kallepelt
J. Doyle
Wallace
D. A. Firzpatrick
Anaconda
E. K
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Drummond
William Hosking
Joe Ro Dea
James Hi
Roy Whaley
Elsie B. Cobb
D. C. Peck
DeWitt
Avery
Fred
Margaret Bien
Elsa Soderstrom
Polson Bureau
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