Forty Fourth Annual Pioneer Meeting Opens in Missoula
Missoula hosts the forty fourth annual conven tion of the Society of Montana Pioneers and its Sons and Daughters from Aug 4 for three days. Leaders include A W Orton O Tuttle and W A Clark with sessions at Wilma Rialto and Tokyo Gardens. Fort Owen discut ed ownership by Mrs Kate McCormick.
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Missoula
Society of Montana Pioneers
Colorado
California
Idaho
Montana
Rockies
Society of the Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
A. W. Orton
Bozeman
Patrick Carney
Waterloo
Frank D. Brown
S. F. Tuttle
Boulder
A. J. Harrington
KR. W. Kemp
Pat Carney
The
Pioneers
A. W. Ortman
A. L. Stone
Department of Journalism
Montana State University
John Owen
P. ¢. Phillips
the State University
J. R. Toole
Sons and Daughters
C. O. Maccus
David Hilger
Historical Society of Montana
Frank Linderman
Kalispell
Tokyo Gardens
L. L. Callaway
Montana Supreme Court
W. L. Murphy
J. E. Erickson
Montana Pioneers
Helena
Dillon
J. R. Wilson
Cers
James Fergus
W. W. Delacey
Granville~ Stuart
Joseph A. Browne
James M. Arnoux
Thomas H. Irvine
John Potter
H. H. Mood
Conrad Kohrs
P. W. McAdoo
Enoch H. Wilson
Calen E. Irvine
C. P. Higgins
W. F. Sanders
George W. Irvine
Samuel T. Hauser
J. A. Lovely
Florence
Pionneers
PC. Phillips
Fort Owen
Owen
Kate McCormick
Great Year for Beavers in Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone Park reports a notable increase in beaver activity this year with many observed during daylight. Counts reach eight on a pond surface as beaver houses and dams spread across the park, illustrating success of conservation after near extinction and prior poaching pressures.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
Park
Congress
U S To Build New Laboratory At Miles City
The United States plans a parasite research laboratory at Miles City to protect Montana livestock standards. Dr. Maurice C. Hall of the bureau of animal husbandry cites Montana’s low parasite levels and cites inspecting lamb shipments from Montana to the Midwest. He urges watchfulness and study to keep the industry strong and will attend the Helena veterinarians meeting August 29–31.
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Butte
Montana
United States
Miles City
Maurice C. Hall
Zoological Division
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
United States Department of Agriculture
Hall
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Morrow
Panama
Pew
de. Hall
Helena
Guatemalan Foreign Minister Survives self-inflicted Wound
Washington dispatch reports Guatemalan Foreign Minister Francisco Sanchez Latour found unconscious with a bullet wound above the heart. Doctors say the wound is clean and he remains conscious, with relatives denying suicide intent. His wife cites no clear motive, noting a friend’s suicide had worried him. Delfino Sanchez Latour, acting consul general, is en route to aid recovery.
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Washington
Francisco Sanchez Latour
Senor Latour
Representative Crumpacker
Oregon
John H. Lyons
Delfino Sanchez Latour
Guatemala
New York
Ralph H. Chase
Legation
New Hampshire
Tri-Partite Naval Talks Open as Washington Weighs Plan
In Geneva on July 29, the tri party naval conference faces a Washington question. Hugh Gibson, head American delegation, says Britain’s latest plan is unacceptable but will be sent to the U S. The Japanese deny mediation and call the issue one of principle over 6 inch cruisers and 8 inch gun secondary cruisers.
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Geneva
Washington
Tri-Partite Naval Conference
Hugh Gibson
Associated Press
Great Britain
United States
Saito
America
Prince Of Wales In Canada For Jubilee Visit
The Prince of Wales Prince George and Premier Baldwin arrived in Quebec for diamond jubilee celebrations. They were greeted by Prime Minister Mackenzie King and officials at King's Wharf with a royal salute and a guard of honor. King and Baldwin joined the party aboard the Empress of Australia as crowds gathered in the city. Premier Baldwin, in Quebec, said he does not expect a meeting with President Coolidge during travel and remains hopeful for a Geneva disarmament accord.
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Quebec
Que
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Baldwin
Canada
Mackenzie King
King’s Wharf
Seaforth Highlanders
King
Perodeau
Empress of Australia
Lady Grey
Dufferin Terrace
Twenty-second Regiment
Spencer
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Meoeinte
Great Britain
North American
Coolidge
Geneva
England
Baldwin to Canada Interview During Empress of Australia Visit
The article describes Canadian government arranged access for newspaper correspondents aboard the Empress of Australia. Prime Minister Baldwin greets reporters in a lounge aboard and discusses interpreting his country for Canada. He emphasizes learning Canadian perspectives and future-looking approaches.
Prohibition Agent Confesses Killing Western Maryland Chief
Reginald Walters, a prohibition enforcement agent from Hagerstown, Md, confessed to killing Hunter R. Stotler, chief of agents in western Maryland, after hours of questioning. Walters claimed a moonshine raid ambush led to the shooting as he drove with Stotler in a punctured car near Boonsboro.
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Hagerstown
Reginald &. Walters
Stotler
Boonsboro
Walters
Possible Two Percent Corporate Tax Cut Outlined
Rapid City dispatch notes administration leaders meeting with President Coolidge to outline a tax cut plan for the next session. A one to two percent reduction in corporate taxes is favored, with repeal of war nuisance taxes such as theater admissions and club dues also discussed. Disagreement centers on removing the automobile passenger car tax, and final figures depend on talks with Chairman Green and Secretary Mellon.
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Rapid City
S. D
Coolidge
Green
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mellon
White House
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U. S
Miles
Kings’ Wharf
Princes
Europe
Bittner’s Orchestra
Magnus Stene
Prop
Knapp’s
Big Timber
Inburst Refining Co
Treat Falls
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