Pepper Blasts Locarno Diplomats Over US Policy
Senator George W. Pepper assails European diplomats involved in Locarno and the Rhine pact for trying to pressure President Coolidge. He argues the Locarno treaty crystallized outcomes that would occur without a pact and urges the US to condition participation in the permanent court of international justice on amending its statute a move tied to keeping the United States free of the league of nations covenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George W. Pepper
Pennsylvania
Coolidge
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
Locarno
Roosevelt Republican Club
Greece
Bulgaria
United
Denver Man Must Hang For Murder Of Wife And Son
Ray F. Shank convicted of murdering his wife Ruth mother Ruth Shank and 19 year old son Paul on September 16 in their Denver home. The jury recommended the death penalty and returned the verdict at 10:18 p m after days of testimony. District Attorney Cline praised the verdict as a rebuke to insanity pleas.
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Denver
Ray F. Shank
West Side Criminal Court
Shank
West Side
Paul
Ruth
Cline
Wills Stops Floyd Johnson in Two Minutes in Newark
Harry Wills, the negro heavyweight, won by technical knockout over Floyd Johnson of Iowa in the first round of a 12 round bout in Newark New Jersey. A towel from Johnsons corner appeared to end the fight, sending 9000 spectators into uproar as referee Harry Lewis ruled Wills the winner.
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Newark
N. J
Harry Wills
Floyd Johnson
Iowa
Johnson
Wills
Harry Lewis
Lewis
New Jersey
Butte Collision Kills Three and Injures One
A late night crash on South Montana Street killed Michael Gallagher Ed Harrington and Amos Parnell and left Ike Hayes with injuries. The driver failed to stop the advancing automobile as it struck a northbound street car, sending debris and shock through Butte.
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Butte
Ike Hayes
Northwest
South
Montana
Michael Gallagher
Ed Harrington
Amos Parnell
Hayes
Harrington
Gallagher
Pannel
South Butte
Mike Misevic
Water safety gains from Red Cross life saving programs
A Red Cross survey shows water sports safer today with 22 892 people trained in life saving and water safety during the year, including 5 681 men 4 187 women and 13 024 juniors passing tests. The Lifesaving Corps totaled 72 810 members on June 30 and 9 institutes trained over 600 students nationwide.
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United States
American Red Cross
the Red Cross
Life Saving Corps of the Red Cross
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
North Carolina
Indiana
Wisconsin
Oregon
California
Red Cross
New England
What Becomes of Red Cross Sweaters
The American Red Cross asks knitters to resume producing sweaters for the 30,000 disabled veterans in hospitals this winter. Surplus from the war is exhausted, prompting a new nationwide call for volunteers to knit and donate garments.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
National Health Aim of Red Cross Program
The American Red Cross built a comprehensive national health structure with home hygiene and sick care instruction, nutrition, and school child inspection. About 51,121 students were instructed, 320,381 received certificates, and programs reached Girl Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, Girl Reserves, and schools. Red Cross nurses, nearly 1,000 strong, serve nationwide with a reserve of 42,002 in case of emergency.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
America
Lorain
Dorothy Davis Sleichter
Public Health
Fairbanks
Alaska
Fort Yukon
Arctic
Japanese Boy’s Gift to Santa Barbara Relief Fund
A Tokyo youth sent 1.50 to the Santa Barbara relief effort through the American Red Cross, illustrating a global sense of humanity and friendship across nations. The donation is highlighted as a symbol of international goodwill.
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Tokio
Santa Barbara
American Red Cross
Easing the Burden of State Taxation
Article notes California uses community property to reduce state and Federal death taxes, with amendments in 1925 extending the exemption to non residents. Compares California favorable position to Florida and other states. Includes a 1925 tax delinquency notice from Sweet Grass County Montana.
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American Bankers Association Journal
California
L. H. Roseberry
Security Trust and Savings Bank
Los Angeles
Florida
America
School Boys Blow Up House With Powder
Montrose Colorado October 26. Five boys ages 8 to 14 were injured when blasting powder was tossed into the McPhee school furnace. Rollie Boyd nine years old died after his clothes ignited. Other boys suffered serious burns as flames filled the room. Names given include Gilliland and Harry Davidson with two other victims not yet identified.
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Montrose
Colo
McPhee
Rollie Boyd
Boyd
Gilliland
Harry Davidson
Tax Notice on Half of 1925 Levy Due by May 30
One half of all taxes levied and assessed for the year 1925 are due and payable before 6 o'clock P M on the 30th day of the month. The notice informs taxpayers of the deadline and payment timing.
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Sweet Grass County
Montana
Big Timber
Sheriff Sale Notice in Sweet Grass County Montana
In the District Court of Montana Sixth Judicial District Sweet Grass County, William Shaddick sues Margaret E Paine Will I Paine and Jane Doe Paine. A sheriff sale is set for November 14, 1925 at 2 00 PM at the county courthouse front door Big Timber Montana. Property includes Lots 3 and 4 Section 7 Township 3 North Range 15 East with water rights and related stock shares. Dated October 21 1925 Ed Brannin Sheriff. Paul W Smith David R Smith Attorneys Helena Montana. Pub Oct 22 29 Nov 5 12 1925
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Montana
Sweetrass
William Shaddick
Margaret E. Paine
Will I. Paine
Jane Doe Paine
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Ed Brannin
Paul W. Smith
David R. Smith
Plaintiff
Helena
Mortgage foreclosure summons in Sweet Grass County Montana
Alias summons to Caleb T Jones Mattie L Jones Frank J Jones Lydia M Alexander Joseph Bailey Bernice Bailey Whitman and W J Hannah as administrator of Edward C Jones estate. Defendants must answer within twenty days. action seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on 160 acres in section 26 township 3 north range 15 east Montana principal meridian to satisfy notes totaling 52, interest, taxes 14.46 and costs. Court date noted October 1925 with attorney George Y Patten Bozeman Montana.
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Caleb T. Jones
Mattie L. Jones
Frank J. Jones
Lydia M. Alexander
Joseph Bailey
Bernice Bailey Whitman
W. J. Hannah
Edward C. Jones
State of
Montana
Range 15
Montana Principal Meridian
County of
Sweet Grass
Edward GC. Jones
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France
Europe
Nerv
Clyde E. Davis
Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheekbank
North American Mortgage Company
George Y. Patten
Bozeman
J. E. Rees
Erk
Professional Directory
J. W. Church
Masonic Building
Mont
A. P. O'Leary
Big Timber Hospital
DR. D. Claiborn
L. W. Baskett
Montana Power Co
Black Big Timber
DR. M W. Barr
Big Timber, Montana
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