Coolidge Nominated by Republicans as Ford Seems to Back Him
News Review discusses Coolidge's nomination by Republicans and Ford's public stance supporting Coolidge. It covers Michigan primary maneuvers, South Dakota rules for delegates, and political maneuvers of Johnson and McAdoo amid party splits. Also notes Greek kingship change and U S Russian policy scrutiny.
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Edward W. Pickard
Calvin Coolidge
Republican Party
Henry Ford
Coolidge
James W. Helme
Michigan
Lansing
Ford
Robert R. Pointer
Washington
Hiram Johnson
Johnsonites
Senator King
Mr. Coolidge
South Dakota
William G. McAdoo
State Supreme Court
Prsident Coolidge
George B. Brennan
Ilinois
McAdoo
Dever
Chicago
Cook County
Montana Notes and Treasure State Tales
A terse Montana miscellany reports a night collision near Great Falls between a car driven by F. A. Meagher and passenger Wilson Gray with a cow, both uninjured. It also cites Native population figures, land values, and wheat output. notes Beaverhead cattle shipments to Los Angeles, prices for fat cattle and steers. Pondera county poultry show success and turkey shipments. Flathead tribe values and land. a Sidney youth named Perry Imes named a West Point cadet. and multiple thefts of groceries in Butte, Harlem turkey shipments, and a record 4500 pounds of turkeys shipped to Chicago and the Twin Cities.
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Great Falls
Ft. A. Meagher
Wilson Gray
Pondera County
Montana
Harlem
Express
Chicago
Twin Cities
Congress Goes Home For Holidays After Little Legislation
Congress has returned home for the holidays after failing to accomplish much. The House did manage to organize after the majority Republicans had given representatives time to regroup.
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Representa
Obregon asserts loyalist control as rebels weaken
President Obregon says the military rebels led by Adolfo de la Huerta are trying to mislead the public while the great majority of the army remains loyal. He predicts peace will be restored quickly and pledges reconstruction and progress under his government.
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George II
Greece
Elizabeth
Republican Party
George
Plastiras
Glucksburg
Legation
Romania
Coundourius
Venizelos
Paris
Obregon
Mexico
Mexico City
Tampico
Puebla
San Marcos
Apizaco
Vera Cruz
Associated Press
Adolfo de la Huerta
Soviet Offer Sparks U S Refusal to Negotiate
President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes rejected a direct Soviet appeal for talks on recognition. Hughes said no negotiations while the United States would not barter its principles and urged restoration or compensation for confiscated American property.
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Nelson
Wisconsin
Senate
Senator Cummins
Interstate Commerce Committee
House
Ways and Means
Mellon
Green
Andrew
Massachusetts
Secretary of the Treasury
Harding
Russia
Moscow
Mr. Hughes
Zinoviev
Communist International
Petrograd Soviet
Workers’ Party of America
Communist Organization
Department of Justice
Borah
Norris
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Ruthenberg
State and Justice Departments
Coolidge
Hughes
Tchitcherin
Congress
MacDonald Plans Global Conference After Jan 8 Return
AMSAY MACDONALD aims to form a Labour government after Parliament convenes on January 8 and seeks a worldwide conference to address the European crisis and possibly revise the Versailles treaty. He opposes limited inquiries and wants disarmament with French cooperation despite Soviet outreach.
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Amsay MacDonald
Labor Party
Great Britain
John Bradbury
Reparations Commission
MacDonald
France
YORKEY Cancels Chester Concessions in Anatolia Deal
YORKEY has cancelled the Chester concessions for Anatolia development. A syndicate of London bankers with capital of 20,000,000 dollars aims to transfer the concessions to it.
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Yorkey
Great Chester
Anatolia
London
European legations threatened as Kabul crisis erupts
In Afghanistan Russian agents inflame locals against English and Italian residents. About 15,000 British and Italian troops stand by at Peshawar to rush to Kabul to protect Europeans from massacre. Several British officers and their wives have been killed.
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Afghanistan
Peshawar
Kabul
Britain France and Spain Agree on Tanger Control Pact
Britain has signed a conversion to place Tanger under an open international port regime. A six year administrator will be French with British and Spanish assistants. An international legislative assembly will include French Spanish British Mohammedans and Jews with veto power over treaties. The sultan will govern the native population.
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Britain
Frasca
Spain
Tanger
United States
International Legislative Assembly
Montana Pioneers On The Last Long Trail
A list of Montana settlers and notable deaths in 19th and early 20th century communities. Recaps include Edgar B. Camp of Billings founder of Laurel, John M. Hixon civil war veteran near Hamilton, William H. Birely yellowstone valley homesteader, Joseph Davis of Gallatin valley, Andrew Blair Chapman near Red Lodge, Henry Ronken Butte resident, Henry L. Sanford Bear Paw country pioneer, Henry Felsman Mission homesteader who died by suicide, and Jeremiah Brayman Musselshell valley veteran buried with honors.
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Birely
William H. Birely
Yellowstone Valley
Billings
Davis
Joseph Davis
Plains
Gallatin Valley
Corvallis
Oregon
Chapman
Andrew Blair Chapman
Henry Felsman
Mission
Flathead Reservation
Polson
Brayman
Jeremiah Brayman
Musselshell Valley
Old Wage
Wheat Worth Money Says Ridge Postmaster
N H Williams of Ridge near Broadus says he would not accept wheat as a gift for hauling it to market unless paid 2 dollars a bushel. He fed 1000 bushels to hogs and expects to market pork at about 2 dollars per bushel fed. He claims a sow can yield 200 percent more than a yearling steer. Williams plans to move 70 hogs to Belle Fourche, South Dakota, over 75 miles at about 15 miles per day, leading with a wagon of corn. He grinds wheat into sour mash for the pigs.
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N. H. Williams
Ridge Post Office
Broadus
Belle Fourche
S. D
Sixty-One Bushel Average Powers 1923 Tillage Contest
Prize winners from Montana three district divisions announced by the Montana Development association in Billings. Notable top yield: Charles P. McGuire Highwood 61 bushels per acre, sweepstakes winner. Districts list six top earners with figures and towns across Central Northern and Southern districts.
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Montana Development Association
Billings
Charles P. McGuire
Highwood
Carl F. Noble
Grass Range
Roy Wood
Hig
A. J. Faust
Dillon
B. T. Deeney
Reed Point
Coppinger & Joyce
Broadview
James McTaggart
L. C. Sissell
Sidney
Renova Slayer Nearing Escape Into Mexico Territory
Roy Walsh, condemned slayer of Al Johnson and Renova merchant, will likely miss Christmas in Boulder jail as the shadow of the rope lingers. Reports say Walsh remains at large two months after his escape, with prospects of fleeing toward the Mexican border south of the Rio Grande under Sheriff Mountjoy's watch.
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Roy Walsh
al Johnson
Jefferson County
Boulder
Walsh
John Mountjoy
Rio Grande
GIRL FOUR, SEES BABY BROTHER DROWN THRU ICE
The drowning of George White, two and a half years old, at Conner is reported. His four year old sister had wandered off with him and stood by a thin ice hole when his mother, Mrs. George White, found them. The body was recovered shortly after from the water through the same hole.
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George
George White
Conner
Child Drinks Acid In Rural Accident
The four year old daughter of farmer 4H Swank, east of Field, drank most of a bottle of cabolic acid. Prompt physician intervention likely saved her life, chemists noting she had recently eaten a hearty meal which favored her recovery.
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Swank
Field
Fire Makes Mine Volcano Near Lambert Rampant Blaze
The Wyatt coal mine, ten miles southwest of Lambert, one of the district's largest, has burned for a week or more. It was not operating this year and the cause is unknown. Reports say the Wratt mine nearby has a 20 foot coal vein. the fire causes substantial loss and flames seem unextinguishable.
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Wyatt
Lambert
Wratt
Livestock in Montana described as in strong condition
The Montana December livestock report says cattle, sheep, and hogs are in above normal condition with ample grass and hay for winter. Range conditions are 60 percent of normal, rains were beneficial, and feeding has been light. Cattle 103 percent of normal, sheep and lambs 104 percent, with 42,000 cattle fattened for market.
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George A. Scott
Montana Co-operative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
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