Miles City to Acquire Fort Keogh Land for Park Use
A Walsh bill if enacted would authorize patenting 48.03 acres west of Miles City along the Tongue river for park purposes at a price of 1.25 dollars per acre. The land would remain subject to mineral rights and reverts to the United States if Miles City ceases park use.
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Miles City
United States
Walsh
Fort Keogh
Chamber of Commerce
Committee On Publice
Secretary of the Interior
Tongue River
White House Doomed For Russian Red Flag
Intercepted Soviet instructions to the workers' party of America outline plans for a proletarian revolt to raise the red flag over the White House. The State Department released the documents to support Secretary Hughes' stance against negotiating with Soviet Russia. The instructions call for fighting units, weekly shooting and sapper training, and aim to produce propagandists and military leaders for a social revolution.
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Washington
Russia
Workers’ Party of America
America
White House
State Department
Hughes
Department
Department of Justice
United States
Melville Visitor Bert E Green on City Business
Melville resident Bert E Green visited the city on a business trip. An 11 pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Emmett Deegan this morning. Mr and Mrs D D Johnson returned from Havre, the couple’s previous home. Charley Keppler’s Grey Cliff residence burned in a Saturday night fire despite bucket brigade efforts.
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Melville
Bert E. Green
City
Emmett Deegan
Havre
D. D. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Grey Cliff
Charley Keppler
Grey Chy
William Hoppe Still King Of Cue Artists
William Hoppe of New York retained his world championship in 18.2 balkline billiards in a New York playoff defeat of Welker Cochran of Hollywood. Hoppe led early blocks 500 to 203 and 500 to 235, then clinched the 1500 to 1161 victory as Cochran faded. The final block extended 16 innings.
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Chicago
Willie Hoppe
New York
Welker Cochran
Hollywood
Cochran
Hoppe
Many New Hospitals Are On Year Program
Washington dispatch reports an extensive hospitalization program under Director Hines of the veterans bureau for President Coolidge. The plan includes new hospitals, replacement of temporary buildings, and enlarging existing facilities with details to be announced next week.
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Washington
Hines
Veterans Bureau
Coolidge
Tenth District
Woman Says Husband Made Deal With Coon
Mrs Helen la Maie of Long Beach files for divorce in Los Angeles alleging husband Elsier La Maie motion picture director offered to sell her to Lou Harris Baker an apparent Juarez underworld figure to secure white heirs and a share of estate.
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Los Angeles
Helen la Maie
Long Beach
Elsier la Maie
Lou Harris Baker
Juarez
Mexico
la Maie
Oklahoma
Texas
la Maies
Santa Anna
Cal
Dallas, Teox
King George of Greece to leave Athens amid Greek assembly
King George will depart Athens for Romania on Wednesday as the Greek national assembly prepares constitutional changes. A regency will govern during his absence. officials say the move aims to cool unrest and allow debate while external warfare and refugee crises shape public opinion. The king receives a pension and the queen bids farewell to court ladies.
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Washington
George
Greece
Athens
Romania
National Assembly
Legation
Liberty Party
Asia Minor
Thrace
Watch for M. W. of A mask ballad in next issue
A note alerts readers to expect a ballad titled Mask by M. W. of A in the forthcoming Pioneer issue, hinting at a themed feature or contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W
Pioneer
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Laura Crest and Children
Expressing sincere thanks to friends for sympathy and assistance during bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Crest
Russian Efforts Rejected By Hughes
Washington reports that Secretary Hughes rejected Soviet proposals for a Russian American claims convention saying negotiations require Moscow to drop propaganda against American institutions. He cited clear evidence of Soviet revolutionary work in the United States and reaffirmed the US stance on principles.
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Moscow
Hughes
Tchitcherin
United States
Washington
Quarton
Reval
Russia
Berlin
Coolidge
Congress
Stockholders Meeting of Commercial Bank and Trust Co
The meeting of stockholders will be held at the bank office in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana on Tuesday January 8 1924 at 4 o clock p m for the election of directors and other business as may come before the meeting. ALVA L LAMB Cashier.
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State Farms Co
Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Montana
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Merry
J.S. Solberg
Ta PT
Fay
Wey
NCE
Golden Rule
Bank of Commerce
J.E. Edwards
First National Bank
Forsyth
Riverview Camp No. 4413
Royal Neighbors of America
Lillian Conwell
Oracle
Ethel Manis
Esther Bryan
Amelia Beles
Clara’ E. Severance
Pearle Bishop
Cornelia Uhl
Bessie Tangen
Elizabeth Bieber
Inner Sentinel
Etta Johnson
Outer Sentinel
Conrad Ullman
Nora Duncan
Amanda Fisher
Dr. L. W. Baskett
William Hoppe
Cue Artists
Coon
Alval
Lamb
Sec
Treas
Sazfad
Funvdoid Sr
Poqsaaazy
Ing
Alva L. Lamb
Cashier
Tion
Kellogs Mercantile Company
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