Dawes plan easing gains pace at London conference
Owen D. Young accepts three month agent general post for reparations payments and arbiter role, subject to MacDonald Herriot protocol adoption and Coolidge approval. Morgan interests push for reparations representation as Allied talks proceed amid World’s records in athletics and a new grain marketing cooperative venture forming in Illinois.
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London
Germany
Europe
Owen D. Young
New York
Dawes Commission
Reparations Commission
MacDonald
Herriot
Washington
Paris
Young
Coolidge
Mr. Young
American State Department
Allied Conference
J. P. Morgan & Co
America
Paulista revolt alarms Brazil with rebel push in Sao Paulo
The piece notes a rising insurrection by Paulistas against Brazil s federal government as rebels demand the resignations of Sao Paulo state President Carlos da Campos and Brazil s President Arturo Bernardes. It cites large rebel forces, looming battles, and foreign naval appeals while giving background on Sao Paulo and Santos.
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Sao Paulo
United States
Isidoro Diaz Lopez
Santos
da Campos
Rio de Janeiro
H. W. Goforth
New England
Brazil
South America
Merica Repeats Olympic Track Victory With Track Score
Merica wins the Olympic track and field competition for the eighth time overall scoring 255 points to 166 for Finland 85 for Great Britain 8134 for Sweden 26 for France and 8d for others Of 45 nations entered only 19 scored in the final column Twenty seven events were contested with results shaping the medal table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Finland
Great Britain
Australia
Italy
England
Merica
Sweden
France
Advertising men seek world peace at London convention
The International Advertising convention met in London with delegates from around the world including 2000 from the United States. Lord Burnham called advertising the humane literature of business and urged internationalism founded on justice. Lou Holland spoke of a Big Brother movement to guide nations toward peace and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Lord Burnham
Lou Holland
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Democratic campaign team rooted in diplomatic ties
The proposed campaign leadership draws on prior diplomacy with Mr. Davis a former ambassador to Britain and Frank L. Polk acting secretary of state in 1918 19. Polk a descendant of Leonidas Polk the Confederate era bishop and general.
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Davis
Court of St. James
Frank L. Polk
Polk
Leonidas Polk
Louisiana
Pine Mountain
Fires Continue Across Pacific Coast in Weeklong Battle
Vast fires raged along the Pacific coast from Southern California to Canada last week as rains and light winds reduced some threats on Thursday. About 30 000 men fought the blazes, many drafted from camps and hotels, with San Francisco urging campers near seven fires to evacuate. While fatalities were few, hundreds faced narrow escapes and property losses ran into millions, affecting forests, mining camps, and lumber camps.
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Pacific Coast
California
Canada
San Francisco
La Follette Opposes Bryan Ticket With Cash Campaign Plan
Ominee LaFollette will not endorse Bryan as Democratic LaFollette vice presidential candidate and will oppose him in Nebraska. He attacks the ticket as tainted by party ills and plans a rich man’s campaign funded by workers across a $3.6 to $5 million target, with Forward owner Alexander Kahn named as collection agent.
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Ominee Lafollette
Bryan
Democratic-LaFollette
Nebraska
LaFollette
Alexander Kahn
Forward
Chicago
Dominican republic swears in Horacio Vasquez after eight years
Uncle Sam withdraws from Santo Domingo as Gen. Horacio Vasquez is inaugurated president. The American flag is lowered and replaced by the Dominican emblem as U S Marines prepare to depart. The eight years of intervention leave Dominicans still contentious and far from grateful.
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Uncle Sam
Santo Domingo
Horatio Vasquez
Dominican Republic
United States
Flyers Land in Paris London and Brough for Atlantic Flight
UK American world flyers touched down in Paris on Tuesday and London on Wednesday. They arrived at Brough on Thursday to spend a week preparing for the transatlantic flight. They are tentatively set to reach Boston on August 21 via the Orkney islands Iceland Greenland Labrador and Nova Scotia.
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Paris
London
Brough
Atlantic
Boston
Orkney Islands
Iceland
Greenland
Labrador
Nova Scotia
Indictments and Political Moves Stir Headlines
Albert B. Fall pleads not guilty in El Paso with a $5 000 bail as oil case indictments mount. Harry F. Sinclair seeks higher court review of senate inquiry limits. Ramon de Valera released by Free State government. Charles B. Warren to resign as ambassador to Mexico by July 22. Massanao Hanthara sails for Japan hoping for continued friendly ties. Jules Jusserand returns home for vacation possibly not to return. Prince of Wales turns thirty promising to seek a wife and plans US visit for polo in August.
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Albert B. Fall
Interior
el Paso
Harry F. Sinclair
Washington
Senate
Free State
Ramon de Valera
Charles B. Warren
Mexico
Massanao Hanthara
Japan
Jules J. Jusserand
France
United States
Prince of Wales
Flooding prompts timber flume repair along Billings ditch
The Sugar City flood response notes a breach north of Billings that flooded Tourist Park and the northeast city area. Officials plan a 660 foot timber flume across the damaged ditch section using 70 000 to 100 000 feet of lumber at an estimated cost between 6000 and 3000 dollars. The flume will be 50 feet deep and 18 feet wide, with about 600 feet of ditch damaged and bed rock exposed where the breach occurred.
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Sugar City
Billings Water Association
Billings
Beaverhead
Dillon
Boston
Missoula
Montana Municipal League
Municipal League
Salt Lake City
Lake Louise
Canada
Sidney Camp
Lovering’s Grove
Sidney
Richland County
Richland County Farm Bureau
Montana State College
Ott Romney
Doris Ingram
Quotations of Interest to Montanans Week Ending July 26
Grain prices in Montana show wheat values from No 1 dark northern to hard winter and corn at about $1.07 to $1.25 per bushel with a 39 percent freight rate. Chicago livestock markets report cattle up to $11.80, hogs to $9.35 top and average around $9.15, with sheep and native lambs near $13.00.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago
Fined For Camp Fire Near Flathead Forest
A Kalispell based justice court heard a long distance telephone case with defendants in Choteau and Great Falls. Ray Fanbert of Choteau H J Perrin of Bozeman Bole and John A Johnson of Great Falls were fined 15 dollars each for leaving a camp fire burning in the Flathead forest. Forest Supervisor B H Myrick mediated the hearing and entered a guilty plea for the defendants. The complaint was filed by two forest officials but the men had already been taken into custody.
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Justice Court
Kalispell
Choteau
Ray Fanbert
H. J. Perrin
Bole
John A. Johnson
Great Falls
Flathead Forest
Chateau
B. H. Myrick
Statewide Embargo on Ripe Olives Tied to Botulism Deaths
Montana health officials issued a statewide embargo on ripe olives after four Cody Wyoming deaths linked to bacillus botulinus contamination. The ban targets brands including Jumbo Brand Ripe Olives packed in 1 ounce tins marked 5X and others with marks gx 4X and 6X, tied to the Ehmann Olive Company of Oroville California. The embargo, first set in 1919, required processing at 240 degrees Fahrenheit for 40 minutes.
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Bhmann . Olive Company
Oroville
Calif
Board of Health
Montana
W. F. Cogswell
Cody
Wyo
Ehmann
Health Department
Montana Health Department
Ehmann Company
Montana Wheat Prices Seen Strong For Harvest Time
Harold C. Mead of Helena predicts Montana wheat will fetch $1.50 a bushel at harvest. He says crop prospects are better in Montana than in northern Minnesota and nearby states, with Montana land still cheap and likely to attract investors after a few good years.
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Montana
Harold C. Mead
Helena
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Mr. Mead
Central Montana potatoes gain Pacific coast demand
The Central Montana Association of Lewistown reports rising recognition of Fergus county potatoes. A Pacific coast firm has ordered three carloads of seed potatoes for shipment this fall after last year sending two cars to a western wholesale house.
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Montana
Central Montana
Central Montana Association of
Lewistown
Fergus County
Rich Ore Strike Near Libby Sparks Mining Hope
Frank Pival reports cross cutting on Granite Creek near Libby has exposed promising ore. Workers continue from the main tunnel to reach another lead while rich ore is found in Lukens Hazel and along both walls. Further tunneling will define the extent of the ore body.
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Frank Pival
Granite Creek
Libby
University of Illinois to send staff to Miles Ex periment Station for beef study
An announcement shows the University of Illinois will send professors and students from its college of agriculture to the Miles Ex periment Station each summer to study beef production and forage crop growth. Dr. H. W. Mumford visited the station and praised its potential as a knowledge source for stock raisers.
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Miles
United States Experiment Station
Old For Keogh
University of Mllinoi i
College of Agriculture
H. W. Mumford
University
Broadus High School Principal Appointed Immigration Inspector
Leonard L. Brown principal of Broadus high school has been appointed Immigration Inspector with duties at Marcus Washington a port of entry on the Great Northern railway north of Spokane. The post was won through a civil service examination and Brown has resigned from Broadus after a raise.
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Leonard L. Brown
Broadus High School
Marcus, Wash
Great Northern Railway
Spokane
Brown
Broadus School Board
Shipping Rosebud Wool Sails to Eastern Markets
Forsyth based James McGraw ships 50,000 pounds of wool as this season closes. Adams & Leland of Boston buy through Rea Brothers of Billings, with season receipts totaling 250,000 pounds. Wool bought under contract at 41 cents, some sold at 88 cents, estimate average 40 cents.
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Forsyth
James McGraw
Adams & Leland
Boston
Rea Brothers of
Billings
Ten new dentists admitted to practice in Montana
The Montana state board of dental examiners admits ten new dentists to practice in the state. Names include Dr. John C. Hawke, Dr. William J. Kennedy, Dr. John F. Kane of Butte, and others from Deer Lodge Anaconda Hamilton Hecla Harvard Buffalo Columbus. New officers of the board are Dr. P. J. Sweeney president Dr. J. A. Wright vice president Dr. Ray H. Nelson treasurer Dr. Marshall B. Gates secretary Dr. Arthur A. Baker chairman judiciary committee.
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Helena Tuly
State Board ‘of Dental
John C.‘ Hawke
William J
Hecla
S. D
Chester H. Betzer
Harvard
Ill
Harvey J. Long
Buffalo
Wyo
Clarence H. Swanson
Columbus
Mont
Montana State Board of Dental Examiners
P. J. Sweeney
Red Lodge
J. A. Wright
Havre
Ray H. Nelson
Elevator to Rise at Rosebud with New Contract
The Rosebud elevator project moves forward as T. Pom Thbertson and Co. of Minneapolis secure the contract to erect a 15 000 bushel facility for the Rosebud Mercantile Company. It will rise on the same site as the building destroyed by fire in January 1923.
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Springfield
Tll
Armour Grain Company
Rosenbaum Grain Corporation
Rosenbaum Brothers
J. C. Shaffer Grain Company
Chicago
Davis, Noland
Merrill Grain Company
Kansas City
O. BH. Bradfute
Ohio
American Farm Bureau Federation
W. J. Brown
Minnesota
American Wheat Growers, Inc
Harry L. Keefe
Nebraska
United States Grain Growers,Inc
Fred A. Mudge
Peru
MIL
Trinoly Farmers’ Elevator Association
J. M. Dyer
Spencer
Iowa
Iowa Farmers’ Elevator Association
Millard Myers
Millnois Farmers’ Elevator
Oscar Ashworth
Mattoon
Gray Silver
West Virginia
J. W. Coverdale
Rosebud
T. Pom Thbertson and Co
Minneapolis
Rosebud Mercantile’company
Simé
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Davils
Edward W. Pickard
William Randolph Hearst
Morgan
Hylan
New York City
Hearst
Mr. Davis
McAdoo
Ely
State Board of Health
State Board
W. I. Cogswell
Grain Division
State Department of Agriculture
Fish and Game
State Normal College
Sheldon E. Davis
Miles City
Juttner
Charles T. Stewart
Charles F. Juttner
Butte
United States Senate
Mottana
State Board of Hail Insurance
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