Montana grains win big at Chicago grain show
A telegram to Commissioner Greenfield from F E Fuller reports Montana won top prizes at the International Grain and Hay show in Chicago. Montana Seed Growers Association and local seed houses raised funds to exhibit. Montana’s wheat, clover, hay, timothy and alfalfa prizes touted as proo f of state agricultural quality.
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Helena
Montana
United States
Chicago
Chas. D. Greenfield
F. E B. Fuller
The
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Fuller
Montana Seed Growers Association
S. C. Summer
Clyde Park
Seed Growers’ Association
Greenfield
Seed Growers Association
State Nursery and Seed Company
Miners Heads to Be Arrested in Strike Case
Federal grand jury probes alleged conspiracy to limit coal production involving both miners and operators. Henry F. Mitchell arrives to assist investigation as Clinton locals charged with paying strike benefits face contempt accusations. Train service cut by one third ordered into effect.
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Indianapolis
Henry 5. Mitchell
Talmer
Grand Jury
United States District
A. B. Anderson
United Mine Workers
J. H. Ralston
Washington
Americaan Federation of Labor
Henry Warrum
Indiannapolis
Clinton
Ind
Anderson
Rail service cuts hit nation as miners strike persists
One third reduction in train miles affects most government controlled lines. Eastern regions lead cancellations while western areas show less improvement. Chicago routes cancel 36 trains and Missouri Pacific and Munsco systems also reduce service. Delegates urge 10,000 West Virginia miners to return to work despite a 14 percent wage offer.
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Chicago
WrEe
North
Central and Southwestern
Charsdy
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Munsco
Ton
West Virginia
Garfield
Stay of Sentence Granted in Hagen Case
Fargo, December 6. Stay of sentence until January 1 pending an appeal was granted to H. J. Hagen of the Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo who was convicted by a Cass County jury on exhibiting false bank records. A new trial hearing is set for January 1 with defense affidavits alleging spectator prejudice influenced the jury.
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Fargo
H. J. Hagen
Bank of Fargo
Cass County
Hagen
Navy officers receive Japanese decorations
The Japanese government through Ambassador Shidehara decorated 14 American navy officers for war service. Rear Admirals Benson Sims Mayo Knight and others received the Grand Cordon of the Rising Sun while Admirals Gleaves Wilson received the Grand Cordon of the Sacred Treasury and Admiral Rodman received the Order of the Rising Sun.
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Washington
Shidehara
Benson
Sims
Mayo
Knight
Gleaves
Wilson
Sacred Treasury
Admiral Rodman
Jenkins Freed in Puebla Case Amid Diplomatic Dispute
Washington reports William C. Jenkins American consular agent released from Puebla Mexico after diplomatic representations by the United States. Mexican authorities cite lack of $500 deposit and probe finds witnesses pressured under threats and duress in statements against Jenkins.
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Washington
William C. Jenkins
Uebla
Mexico
Mexico City
State Department
Publa
Jenkins
United States
Jabia Gonzales
Puebla
Gonzales
Santa Cuca
Phése
Jenkins Tries to Return to Penitentiary
Mexico City dispatch says W. O. Jenkins United States consular agent at Puebla was freed from prison there Thursday night. He tried to secure reimprisonment yesterday but was refused. Jenkins sought unconditional liberty claiming bail by friend J Walter Hansen was posted without his knowledge and that he would not accept conditional freedom.
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Mexico City
O. Jenkins
United States
Puebla
Jenkins
J. Walter Hansen
Resolutions Seek Ban on Comic Supplements
Kansas City December 6 resolutions adopted by Kansas and Missouri newspaper publishers call for the government to ban comic supplements and magazine sections of newspapers to conserve paper. Copies were sent to Postmaster General Burleson and to Missouri and Kansas congressmen.
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Kansas City
Post Office Department
Kansas
Missouri
Burleson
Congress
Anti-Dumping Bill Favorably Reported by Ways and Means
Washington reports the house ways and means committee offered favorably a bill to curb foreign goods sold below manufacture price. The measure would prohibit imports undercutting domestic prices and impose fines and imprisonment for violations. House readers plan to call the measure up immediately.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Neilan Part in New Ford Film at Royal Theater
Marshall Neilan known as The Mark Twain of the Screen has a role in Ford's film to be shown at the Royal theater Thursday and Friday. He plays a young college man in love with Judy Abbott, the orphan girl, with a disappointed suitor providing dramatic contrast.
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Neilan
Judy Abbott
Juliet
Mr. Neilan
Caution on Quarantine and Cold Remedies
The text argues for strict isolation during a bad cold to prevent spread, noting colds are highly contagious like measles. It advises early self-treatment and claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a better medicine to cure a cold.
Remarkable Wolf Dog Dazzles in Mitchell Lewis Film
At the Royal theater on Wednesday the forthcoming Select-Pictures feature Waith of the Strong showcases a striking half savage wolf dog. Belonging to a company member, the animal seems to grasp dialogue as Babette, a lumber camp waif, is attacked by a gambler in a dramatic duel between man and animal renowned for its spectacle.
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Mitchell’ Lewis
Royal Theater
Mr. Lewis
Babette
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St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Co
Admiral Robert. E* Coontz
Robert EH. Coontz
Bureau of Operations
Admsiral Coonts
Partuers
Jennhg
Yank Consul
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Teton County
J.I. Cain
St. Anthony
Dakota Lumber Yard
F. C. Young
Choteau, Montana
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