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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
3
The unreadable text references backers, leases, and legal actions tied to a 1922 context. It mentions voting, a fatal cup, and connections to Chicago, with scattered names and dates. The readable portion suggests a county or municipal discussion of property and public works as of December 7, 1922.
S R Edwards and Dave Wolfe escape a swollen river near Drummond after their Ford coupe is knocked from the road by a Franklin sedan. The car disappeared in the Missoula River as the men fought the current and reached the bank exhausted and bruised. They were rescued by C F Ledbetter and later moved to Butte. Edwards plans to press charges against the other driver.
The international bankers committee reported that a full reparations settlement and a solvent Germany are essential to a successful international loan. They suspend study due to France’s objections but say a short term loan could reduce German credit risk. The French delegate dissented over any reduction of Versailles obligations. They stress unanimous lender support and allied benefit as prerequisites for any German loan.
Secretary Fall noted that the proposed Gulf to Atlantic coast pipeline would run 800 to 1,000 miles at a cost of 15 to 20 million dollars. He said that the royalties offered by Mr. Sinclair surpassed those of any other party in the discussions.
Northern Pacific will issue written notices to motorists who risk railroad crossings. Fred M Metcalfe, superintendent of safety, warns indifference to crossing hazards has caused loss of life and injuries, becoming a national railroads concern.
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