President Harding Differ on Four Power Treaty
President Harding and the American arms delegates diverge over applying the four power peace treaty to Japan. The president says insular dominions do not include the Japanese mainland, while the American delegation supports including homeland areas as part of the Pacific islands under U S. sovereignty. Officials say the president acted on a personal view and to avoid disturbing the conference.
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Widdicombe Land Sale Closed by Judge Stark
A land sale led to an oil development deal in the region with large scale potential. Attorney H C Hall supervised legal aspects as buyers pursue deeper oil sands and substantial capital to complete tests. Arstad holdings border the tract and further real estate and lease activity are expected as renewed regional interest grows.
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Local notes span holidays weather and community links
Closing Day Sunday for Christmas drives Monday closings as banks offices and stores end their week. Auto dealer Oscar Francis visited from Livingston and Ketter W Cochenour of Motor Ton shows improvement after illness. Mrs Horace S Davis returns from Whit ing Iowa with updates on local events and a high school dance. Grey Cliff band leader C A Keppler visits town as Sweet Grass County band prepares a dinner concert.
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