Emissaries Enrolled in Mussolini Opposition Report
London Daily Telegraph cites an international anti fascist drive to overthrow Mussolini. Emissaries are said to infiltrate fascist ranks to sow dissent, with vast funds from backers abroad. The piece notes opposition actions after Mareotti’s death and alleged government complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Telegraph
Mussolini
Italy
Mareotti
Cie
Wpoc
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Poison Plot Discovered at Stanford University
Stanford authorities report quick acting poison in sugar bowls in the janitors dining room. Twenty six janitors nearly ate before powder was used. Powder analyzed and sheriff notified. Police call it a crude job likely by a disgruntled employee. A spill of poison occurred on the table during the rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
Cal
Sheriff's Office
Christy Mathewson Again Reported Very Ill in Saranac Lake
Dr. B. E. Packard says Christy Mathewson remains seriously ill in Saranac Lake with a recurrence of tuberculosis contracted during World War I. The famed pitcher has been confined to his home for several weeks and has a pronounced fever.
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Very
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Christy Mathewson
BE. N. Packard
Packard
Mathewson
Amazons Drive Riffs Fez Freneh Morocco
Night Moorish assault on French lines described with tribeswomen as Amazons chasing raiders. Women smeared with henna shriek and pursue, and in the morning raiders found with henna on clothes are shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fez
Freneh
Morocco
Federal irrigation spending urged by Utah economist
Dr. John A. Widtsoe of Salt Lake City, member of the U S reclamation commission, told the summer session of the American Society of Civil Engineers that the federal government should increase irrigation expenditures rather than cut them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
John A. Widfsoe
Salt Lake
United States Reclamation Fact Finding Commission
American Society of Civil Engineers
Government Owned Alaska Railroad Faces Multi Million Loss
Noel W. Smith general manager states the railroad will require over 11 million dollars to finish and will incur about 1.5 million dollars in annual operating losses for the next several years. The program envisages spending roughly 955 billion? on construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alaska Railroad
Noel W. Smith
Tragic Northern Pacific collision claims Fleck family near Billings
Ralph R. Fleck his wife and five children of Santa Rosa California die in a grade crossing crash when an eastbound train strikes their Nash sedan stalled on the track. Rosie Fleck 18 escapes as two cars follow with relatives traveling to Richardton North Dakota from a farm near Santa Rosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Ralph R. Fleck
Santa Rosa
Cal
Northern Pacific Railroad
Fleck
Nash
Richardton
N. D
Mr. Fleck
Rosie Fleck
Mrs. Fleck
Stanley Sattler
Richardson, N. D
Mail Order House Closed in Chicago Bankruptcy
Phillips Born, Inc. faced bankruptcy after substantiated losses of 2 million dollars over the last two years. Attorneys claimed solvency, while a receiver from the Chicago Title and Trust Company was appointed. Creditors' lawyers argued for liquidation with no chance of reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Phillips Born, Inc
Chicago Tithe and Trust Company
Flyers to Take Park Views Over Yellowstone by Air
Lieutenant John A. McReady and A. W. Stevens are ordered to depart for Yellowstone National Park to capture about 2000 aerial photographs. They work under Interior Department commission and will also photograph five dam sites in the Grand Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
John A. McReady
A. W. Stevens
McCook
Yellowstone National Park
Department of the Interior
Grand Canyon
Extradition Sought for New York Man Over Tax Delinquency
New York resident Eugene Constantini, once a Louisiana field laborer and Mississippi river deckhand, is held awaiting extradition to Tulsa. He is charged with failing to pay income taxes and penalties for 1920 and 1921 totaling 482565.69 after amassing a fortune in Oklahoma. Federal agents arrested him in a hotel as he prepared to depart for France.
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New York
Eugene Constantini
France
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Greatest Stadium to Rise From Ancient Rome Excavation
Excavation plans reveal a monumental stadium of ancient Rome called the Circus Maximus. Claimed capacity reaches 850000, about four times Yale Bowl, and about three times the size of the Coliseum. The structure spanned 2200 feet in length and featured an elliptical footprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ponzie Sentenced Nine Years for Investor Larceny
Charles Ponzie, found guilty February 28 on four indictments charging larceny from investors in his international postal reply coupon scheme, was judged a common and notorious thief by Superior Court Judge Sisk and sentenced to seven to nine years in state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponzie
Boston
Charles Ponzie
International
Sisk
Texan Chosen as Elks Grand Exalted Ruler
United States District Judge William Hawley Atwell of the northern district of Texas will lead the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks as grand exalted ruler. Announcement came from the temporary grand lodge headquarters. Judge Atwell resides in Dallas.
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Elks
Portland
William Hawley Atwell
Texas
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grand Lodge
Order
Judge Atwell
Dallas
Dog Hero Bulldog Saves Mistress in Muskegon Tragedy
Miss Mabel Hill walked near her cottage when a rattlesnake threatened. Krip the brindle bulldog sprang, killed the reptile but was bitten severely. He died within an hour after defending his mistress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon
Mich
Rail Chief Answers Call Norfolk Ned Charles H Reynolds Dies
Charles H. Reynolds, longtime assistant general superintendent of the Chicago and Northwestern lines west, died here after an appendicitis operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Ned
Charles H. Reynolds
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Lines
Californian Appointed Assistant Clerk in China Court
A Californian named Louisa Ke ake received an appointment as assistant clerk in the United States court for China, Swampscott Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampscott
Mass
Louisa. Keake
California
Unitedtd States
China
Train Heist Report Emerges As Odd Scribbles Surface
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a chaotic event described as a mob seizure involving trains and captured individuals. Names, places, and clear outcomes are unreadable, leaving only partial references to persons and actions.
Minot cattle show ties echo Gallatin valley praise
Da le Sigese RSA 7 and RIMS Ba Pees from 1 FL An Tia Gallatin valley are praised as purebred cattle with first honors in the Brovis ion. W. O. Bohart led the prize winners with his sister Bleee rate ind seconds. Bohart has not been advised on competition metrics and the herd will be shown at other North Dakota fairs. John Barkley and Verne Fowler accompany the herd, surprised by Minot’s country resembling Gallatin valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallatin Valley
Minoty
D. Tai
W. O. Bohart
Bohart
Minot
North Dakota
John Barkley
Verne Fowler
Calendar of Coming Events Adds Montana Meetings
Kiwanis State convention in Helena August 7-8. Golf tournament in Helena August 13-16. Reunion of Society of Montana Pioneers in Bozeman August 13-15. Montana Conference of Methodist Churches in Great Falls August 26. Masonic Grand Lodge in Missoula August 17-22. Yellowstone Glacier Bee Line highway convention at White Sulphur Springs August 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Reunion of Society of Montana Pioneers
Bozeman
Montana
Conference of Methodist Churches
Great Falls
Yellowstone Glacier
White Sulphur Springs
New Era In Stockgrowing Relief for Montana Stockman
M A Traytor of Chicago, vice president of the American Bankers Association, told the Montana Bankers Association at Glacier Park Hotel that stockman relief will come from careful selection of foundation herds and feeding young stock as beef demand grows. Governor J E Erickson welcomed delegates. T O Hammond urged a rising prosperity, joined by A Rasmussen, W Irving Glover, and F Wile as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Hig Foundation
Middle West
M. A. Traytor
Chicago
American Bankers’ Association
Montana Bankers’ Resociation
Glacier Park Hotel
Park
J. E. Erickson
T. O. Hammond
Helena
A. Rasmussen
District of
W. Irving Glover
Frederick William Wile
Auto Parks and Camp Sites In Montana Folder Ready
A 24 page folder titled Auto Parks and Camp Sites In Montana has been prepared for distribution to tourists entering Montana this year. The All Montana Development association includes a 10 by 12 inch road map with principal highways and distances, scenic illustrations, town populations, tourist parks, points of interest, and conveniences and rates at each park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
All-Montana Development Association
Tourists Flowing Into U S From Canada Through Scoby
Canada bound traffic by automobile is heavy at Scoby with five to ten cars often parked before the U S customs and immigration offices awaiting inspection and credentials. Many travelers are heading north into Canada while others go to Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks for trips ranging two weeks to a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
U. S. Customs
U. S. Immigration
United States
Yellowstone National
Glacier National Parks
Bond Issue Approved for Roundup High School Unit
In Musselshell district No. 55 voters approve a $38,500 bond to fund a new high school unit. The tally is 76 in favor and 14 opposed, with light turnout and little opposition. The added space aims to ease long standing overcrowding in Roundup schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musselshell County
Board of Education
Laurel youth fatally injured in Fort Douglas motorcycle crash
Ernest William Evert of Laurel, part of the Yellowstone county contingent at the Citizen's Military Training camp, died of injuries from a motorcycle accident near Fort Douglas Utah. He passed away in a military hospital at the fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest William Evert
Laurel
Yellowstone County
Fort Douglas
Utah
Butte Bank Deposits Hit High Point in June
Butte's bank deposits on June 30 totaled 33,277,147.83 dollars, per the controller of currency report. The figure exceeds last year by nearly 3 million, with per capita deposits at about 560 dollars, among the highest in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Butté
Senator Peden Killed in Lightning Strike
A state senator named Peden was killed by a lightning strike near Hardin. The incident occurred about seven miles southeast of town while he was checking a farm with his wife Seta.
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Peden
Bob William
Big
Swas
Hardin
Seta
Hearing Opens on Export Wheat Rate Question at Helena
The long awaited hearing began in Helena with rival attorneys sparring over a different policy stance while railway counsel stance softened. Interstate Commerce Commission examiner Bronson Jewell kept order as witnesses from Chicago to Seattle and Portland presented statistics and exhibits. The focus is the proposed removal of the export wheat rate from Montana to North Pacific points, seven cents below the domestic rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Pacific Northwest
Chicago
Seattle
Minneapolis
Portland
Woodly
Bronson Jewell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana
North Pacific
Montana fish and game receipts set record in June
Montana fish and game department reports June license sales totaling 41 404 04 dollars, up from 32 430 21 the year prior, signaling growing popularity of the state as a sportsman paradise. May figures also rose amid inclement weather, with May 1925 receipts 5 540 40 compared to 2 871 38 in May 1924, and the fish and game fund topping 70 000 dollars. 25 cents of each license goes to the biological fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Robert H. Hill
Jardine Mining set to pay first quarterly dividend
Jardine Mining announces its first dividend to stockholders as the gold and arsenic property, one of Montana's older mines, moves into a new payout phase under manager H. C. Bacron of Jardine. Park county joins Montana counties with mining properties returning profits to investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jardine Mining Company
Jardine Company
H. C. Bacron
Jardine
Park County
Montana
Record Tour of Yellowstone by Staggs and O’Neill
County Attorney Ira A. Stagg his brother John A. Stagg and Ed O’Neill left Anaconda at 8 AM July 4 by auto for Yellowstone. They stayed four hours at Old Faithful Inn then visited the canyon and inspected the falls before returning to Anaconda arriving at midnight July 5 after a 32 hour Park tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Ira A. Stagg
John A. Stagg
Ed O'Neill
Anaconda
Old Faithful Inn
Annecunda
Forester Dr Charles A Schenck Joins State University Winter Faculty
Dr Charles A Schenck world famous forester accepts invitation to teach in the state university forestry school during the winter quarter. Dean I C Spaulding calls him possibly the greatest living forestry authority and he will teach advanced silviculture and forest administration. as special lecturer he will coordinate American and European forestry practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Schenck
Forestry School
The
State University
I. C. Spaulding
Bankers elect Wall president at Kalispell meeting
Group three of the Montana Bankers Association met at Kalispell and elected B. E. Wall of Superior as president. The resolution committee favored a service charge on small accounts and uniform collection of charges in the district. JW Bradley of Spokane spoke at the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Bankers’ Association
Kalispell
B. E. Wall
Superior
JW. Bradley
Spokane
Milwaukee rail line resumes traffic after earthquake slide
The Milwaukee railroad resumes freight and passenger trains from Miles City to Sappington via the Northern Pacific after a massive slide at the June 27 quake. A detour or shootfly has been completed but it will take weeks to restore the main roadbed to normal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Railroad
Milwaukee Line
Miles City
Sappington
Oriftern Pacific
Baker: Physician Dies in Ancient Ward Incident
A miscellaneous fragment mentions a physician's death and an ancient location with garbled text. The readable parts reference death and a medical professional, suggesting a historical obituary note amid unclear OCR.
Townhall Association Elects President at Annual Meeting
In a unanimous vote the Townph association re elected its president, as officers were named and the group completed its annual conclave. The event highlighted ongoing community efforts and governance plans for the coming year.
Montana farmers offered loans for livestock purchases
Under the same terms as last year the Agricultural Credit association will loan funds in Montana to responsible farmers for livestock purchases with purebred sires. Last year many Montana loans proved satisfactory, prompting continuation this year. County agents urge interested farmers to act before funds run out. H J Lantz of Phillips County has secured Holsteins from Sundberg’s Minnesota farm via Great Northern Railway linked Carnation herd gift to Peter Hoagland of Malta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Credit Association
Montana
Helena
Association
Minneapolis
H. J. Lantz
Phillips County
Senator Sundberg
Minnesota
Charles D. Greenfield
Agricultural Department
Great Northern Railway Company
Great Northern
Peter Hoagland
Malta
Seed growers report higher weed trouble amid bountiful Hill County harvest
County Agent E B Duncan notes moisture and conditions favor crop growth and weed growth. Wild mustard is especially bad in some areas with long weed-free fields now overrun. Rogueing registered plots is difficult though one 35 acre field of Marquis wheat and two fields of Victory oats are in exceptionally fine condition.
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Hill County
E. B. Duncan
Duncan
Fairfield Clip Sets Wool Record At Cole Brothers Ranch
Fine Fairfield reports record wool clip from 2,675 sheep at Cole Brothers ranch near Fairfield totaling 28,000 pounds. Average yield about 11 pounds per head, with yearlings producing 11 pounds each. At 40 cents a pound the clip value exceeds $11,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Cole Brothers
Cole
Haying Season Expands Across Hamilton Area
The countryside around Hamilton is engulfed in the scent of fresh cut hay as farmers work for ten days to mow and store the crop. Haying moves from Ross Hole toward the Big Hole Basin where the harvest is later and expected to be heavy.
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Hamilton
Ross Hole
Big Hole Basin
Pay Big Price for Cattle in Montana Deal
The Montana Ranch Company of Moore paid Walter Goodman of Belt $50 per head for 186 mixed cattle, the highest Montana cattle price since postwar low mood. The total exceeds last year by about $20 per head and surpasses early this year prices by $10 to $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Ranch Company
Moore
Walter Goodman
Belt
Farmers Report Gypsum Boosts Yields in Lincoln County
Lincoln county farmers with Montana Extension Service tests show clover and alfalfa yields rising from 50 to 100 percent on cut-over land due to gypsum application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Montana Extension Service
Poultry Growers of Stillwater Plan County Association
Stillwater poultry growers form a committee to study organization options for a county association. They note interest in models used in Pondera Cascade Lewis and Clark and other counties as possible templates.
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Stillwater
Pondera
Cascade
Lewis and Clark
Purebred sire movement boosts farm profits
Agricultural guidance cites the purebred sire movement as a straightforward way to raise profits on the average farm. It stresses that good bloodlines lead to better offspring and brighter returns for farmers adopting the practice.
Painting Coverage Note
One gallon of paint covers about 500 square feet of surface.
Fragmented OCR: Sweet Glover Tree Text Incomplete
Readable fragments describe a tree or stem with missing branches. The peculiar punctuation and garbled OCR hinder clear context but imply pruning or damage to the main stem and branches.
Summer fallow soil blowing avoided by nonplow methods
Summer fallowing without plowing spreads in parts of the state where soil blowing is a problem. The practice uses double disking in fall or spring, spring weed control with a disk or duck foot cultivator, and deeper shovels over time. Surface lumps and rubbish remain on top to reduce blowing.
Wool industry boosts Montana economy in 1925 crop
About 10 million dollars will flow into Montana to pay for the 1925 wool crop. Matt Staff of the National Woolgrowers Exchange says the group has kept state wool prices near 45 cents in key areas like Lewistown Deer Lodge and Harlowtown. J O Diamond of the Helena federal crop statistics bureau runs shrinkage tests aiding Montana sheepmen to determine wool values, a service well regarded by growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Matt Staff
National Woolgrowers Exchange
Western
Helena
Lewistown
Deer Lodge
Harlowtown
J. O. Diamond
Bureau of Federal Crop Statistics
Flathead Valley Seen as Prime Dairy Area by Visitor
Vic Riley of Glacier Dairy Creamery Kalispell visiting Whitefish predicts eight to ten new creameries in the Flathead valley within ten years. He says diversified farming will drive dairying and related industries, shaping future development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flathead Valley
Vic Riley
Glacier Dairy Creamery
Kalispell
Whitefish
County farmers host 12 poultry house remodeling demos
In June Puendera county farmers and wives held 12 cooperative poultry house remodeling demonstrations. Each event featured a community picnic and discussions on building poultry houses and marketing poultry and eggs. Growers reported positive results from outside markets, citing the county exhibit at the State Eye Show in Butte last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puendera County
Butte
Sheridan County Boys and Girls Clubs Grow Toward 200 Members
The county agent M. P. Ostby reports rising interest in extension work with clubs expanding across the northeastern county. Each local club is led by a strong volunteer, and members and leaders are preparing for the Brush Lake club camp this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan County
M. P. Ostby
Brush Lake
Community Meetings Drive Farm Interest in Richland County
More than 500 farmers and farm women attended June meetings and picnics across Richland County. County agent H F DePue notes strong interest in community organizations. Local fairs are planned in eight agricultural communities during the first week of September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland County
H. F. DePue
Great Falls Corn and Live Stock Show Dates Scheduled
October 3-10 set for the Great Falls event with managers proposing to host the annual boys and girls club exhibit. Renewed interest in live stock and higher breeding stock demand boost expectations, making the Great Falls show likely one of the best in the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Boys and Girls Club
Northwest
Big Teams in Montana report for county farms
The extension office in Chateau gathers information on large teams and power outfits used by county farms. This work accompanies the bulletin issue titled Big Teams in Montana from the State Extension Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
State Extension Office
Pigs and grain aid early weaning in self feeder system
Reading notes indicate pigs that receive grain in a self feeder are most easily weaned. The comment highlights feeding method as key to successful weaning timing.
Fragmented OCR snippet about visiting women at a beach
A garbled OCR fragment references visiting women at a beach and a daily schedule or routine. It mentions names and locations in unclear form and lacks coherent context or identifiable events.
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