Warenton Harbor as a World Wheat Hub
Analysis extols Warrenton and the mouth of the Columbia River as the premier ocean terminal for the vast Columbia basin. It argues the port offers lowest haul costs, immediate grain assembly from western Canada to the Pacific, and year round navigation free of flood or ice with an average 8 foot tide.
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Columbia River
Coast Mountains
Warrenton
Great Harbor
Pacific Ocean
United States
Rocky Mountains
Ocean
Panama Canal
Puget Sound
Portland
Orient
Warrenton Harbor
San Francisco
World News Briefs From Across The Globe
A mixed bag of postwar contexts and growing tensions spans London Vienna Washington Paris and New York. Subscriptions to a new British Victory loan total $2.75 billion. The British Commons backs a German peace treaty and the Anglo French pact. An Allied force of 150000 readies to move on Budapest. Lawrence L. Shipley is held for ransom in Fresnville. Maximilian Harden may become German ambassador to the United States. Pershing may be promoted to full general. prohibition legislation advances toward a possible presidential veto. Deutsche debt and French war damage tally are reported. Mail sacks head to Germany as US war entry marks a shipping milestone. A divorce suit in Los Angeles stems from army disciplinary action. Lloyd George plans an imperial parliament bill for September. Riots linked to race tensions erupt with police patrols. A Chicago dirigible crash kills 11. Italian emigration to the US remains high. McAdoo aids Chilean loan efforts. Prune wine samples show high alcohol at a Massachusetts normal school. Western Union notes plain English messages to Germany. business codes barred. Mexico highlights its debt and revenues in a public ad. Entriken dies, having foregone royalties on a mowing machine. Britain contemplates coal mine nationalization. The American Legion pushes $3 billion in public works for veterans. Philippine and Australian coal bids challenge Japanese dominance. Germany-US trade resumes with lifted blockade. planned Hamburg and Bremen steamship routes.
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Budapest
Washington
Lawrence L. Shipley
Fresnille
Berlin
Maximilian Harden
United States
Wilson
Pershing
House
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France
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Los Angeles
Smith
Lloyd George
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Chile
Westfield
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State Normal School
Western Union Telegraph Company
Mexico
U. S
Philadelphia
David W. Entriken
Kennet Square
Royal Coal Commission
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American Legion
National Organization of Veterans of the War
Manila
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Bremen
Boston
Baltimore
Statewide notes from Montana headlines and notices
Fairfield Plax at five dollars and two cents a bushel is cited. Billings hosts Epworth league delegates. Lewistown reports a near fire at Gilt Edge. a local merchant builds a twenty five thousand dollar residence in Lewistown.
Trade Controls Post Peace Treaty Announced
The article notes open trading for all commodities except dyestuffs chemicals and potash. These three will be controlled by the reparations commission created under the peace treaty. Shipping routes include Philadelphia and southern ports for cotton.
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Philadelphia
Indian Is Incorrigible Andrew Enemy Boy Sentenced in Helena
Andrew Enemy Boy 21 an Indian of the Fort Belkway reservation pleaded guilty to stealing a valuable horse valued at $30. United States District Judge George M. Mourquin sentenced him to 50 days in jail after a troubled history including 23 troubles in two years and prior jailings in Havre and Malta. The defendant complained of government pay on the reservation and the judge noted the old custom of horse stealing is no longer acceptable.
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Fort Belkway
Helena
United States
George M. Mourquin
Havre
Malta
Harry H. Kellim
Canada
Bourquin
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