Coolidge Contends for Nomination Amid Strikes and German Crisis
President Coolidge emerges as a leading Republican prospect for 1924 with focus on eastern strength, world court stance, and potential strike settlement in the anthracite coal sector. Chancellor Cuno’s plan to rescue Germany faces Communist opposition as reparations tensions worsen. United States and Turkey move toward formal peace as Lausanne treaties reshape privileges and trade.
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America
Coolidge Opens Nation’s Business After Funeral in Mariow
President Coolidge, returning from the funeral, enters the New Willard hotel to address national affairs. He has consulted many political letters, listened to advice, and offered little about his plans, showing a cautious, thoughtful New England temperament before acting.
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Mellon in Paris on debts talks amid Europe trip
Secretary Mellon, abroad on a European tour, has spent time in Paris discussing inter allied debts and reparations with the French government and lenders. He has made clear the United States will not cancel debts but will seek terms meeting European needs. he postponed returning after cablegrams from President Coolidge.
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League Pact Seeks Global War Control Under Article X
Britain and France back a new League of Nations treaty empowering the council to identify aggressors, impose blockades, arrange reparations, and direct disarmament as a enforcement act. The move follows a 12 hour steel workday reform shift toward eight hours in Gary Indiana with wage and payroll implications.
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Lowell Man Henry Sullivan Succeeds in English Channel Swim
Henry Sullivan of Lowell Massachusetts completed a Channel crossing last week becoming the third man and first American to do so. He swam 27 hours and 25 minutes and covered about 56 miles due to tides and currents, though the channel distance is 23 34 miles.
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Montana Wheat Crop Estimated At Forty Million Plus
Montana grain men estimate 1923 wheat yield near fifty five million bushels with value over 40 million dollars. projections vary 35 to 45 million dollars with 48 to 60 million bushels. main drivers are larger acreage and high per acre yields, despite pockets of loss from grasshoppers and weather.
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West Cat Creek field wells spark Montana oil expansion
The Musselshell Valley well yielded 400 to 500 barrels at 1,718 feet, expanding the West Cat Creek productive area. Multiple rigs advance across Musselshell, Shelby, and neighboring fields, with plans for deeper tests at A B C No 2 in Devil's Basin and new shoots at seven foot sands near Colorado base.
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