Wheat Council Formed Amid Talks on Grain Policy
A 15 member council including O B Bradfute and Julius Fleischmann named to steer grain policy with focus on boosting domestic wheat use. A minority plan to form a treasury funded grain monopoly was rejected while Senator Capper denounced the Chicago Board of Trade as a gambling hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. BE. Bradfute
American Farm Bureau
Daniel A. Wallace
Minnesota
Secretary of Agriculture
Julius Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Fleischmann Yeast Company
Alexander Legge
International Harvester Company
F. Edson White
Armour & Co
H. E. Byram
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
United States Treasury
Senator Capper
Kansas
Chicago Board of Trade
John St. Mauff
Capper
Harding Tour Frames World Court Debate and Reforms Plan
President Harding travels the nation from the Middle West to Alaska and Porto Rico. He defends World Court membership in St. Louis and says the trip is not a campaign tour. In Chicago a Wheat conference endorses cooperative marketing and a Permanent Nations Wheat Council is formed to stabilize prices. An ICC probe examines freight rate reasonableness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Middle West
Alaska
Panama Canal
Porto Rico
St. Louis
World Court
Horace M. Towner
Reily
Algania's Civil War Fades as New Regime Emerges
The piece notes Algania’s civil conflict nearing end with the Yellow Guards still active. It reports that the Little Entente may back Bulgaria Poland and Romania in supporting the new government, hoping it won’t ally with the Bolshevists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algania
Yellow Guards
Sofia
Little Entente
Bulgaria
Poland
Romania
Zankoff
Bolshevists
President Harding Grants Clemency to 24 Political Prisoners
President Harding has com muted the sentences of 24 of the 48 political prisoners held for alleged conspiracy to obstruct the conduct of the war. Clemency is denied the others due to offenses described as vicious in the extreme by the attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Interesting News Notes Of Montana
A compilation of short items reports tourism figures at Missoula and environmental efforts by Yelena Shriners, state officials inspecting fish hatcheries in Georgetown Wyoming, Eagle lodge activity in Lewistown, a Crow Indian fair planned for July 3-5, forest fire outlooks, a lightning outage affecting Anaconda substation and Washoe smelter, and various appointments, purchases, and civic events across Montana communities.
Oil Field Notes Signal Active Drilling Beyond Kevin Sunburst
The Custer Oil & Gas Co reports the Haggerty-Bradley No 1 well 11 miles south of Galata in the Kevin Sunburst structure completed at 1560 feet with 50 barrels daily. Other wells include Stevenson Consolidated Pike No 2 at 1480 feet with 5 barrels as an estimate, Hogan offset in Devereaux sand, Huestis No 1A at 920 feet, and multiple new tests planned in Hobson James Hunter No 1 near Absarokee. A $25,000 pipeline from Kevin Sunburst to Lewistown and large tests by Ramsey Brothers in Flatwillow are noted alongside Big Elk testing near Harloton by O Donald Kevin syndicate. New wells Hogan Sorenson Bradley Welch Warland O Hare Sunburst Pike Ohio Baker 4 Ohio Engemoen Ohio Shaw and Emmett show varied results. Flynn Brothers push on Manion farm Ragged Point to Madison lime in 60 days. Howling No 3 test promises 5,000 barrels daily, straining local tank capacity as Standard Oil California builds derrick near Cut Bank and Woody Creek test by Tanner Jones spuds at Hardin with 3,500 feet planned.
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Shelby
W. D. Rankin
Custer County
Miles City
Marie Shuck
Montana
Wyoming
Western
Passed
O. F. Tate
Carter
Montana Retail Merchants’ Association
Billings
State Normal College
Dillon
Lewistown
Montana Industrial Accident Board
Helena
Montana Board
Jerome Locke
Fromberg
Unit School Board
Cascade County
Yellowstone County
W. D. Stapleton
Stapleton
Bew
Broadview
Castle Buttes
C. Thomas Busha, Jr
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Dawson County
Yellowstone River
Glendive
Young Men’s Christian Association
Bozeman
Carl Christensen
Missoula
Christensen
T. J. McDonough
of the Red Cross
Great Falls
Custer Oil ‘& Gas’ Company
Galata
Haggerty-Bradley
Stevenson-Consolidated Pike
Hogan
Devereaux
Sunburst
Arly
Huestis
Kevin- Sunburst
Hobson
Buffalo Dome
James Hunter No. 1
Absarokee Oil Development Company
Morence Oil Company
Baker
Absarokee
Avro Refining Company
Kevin
Winnett
Flatwillow
Ramsey Brothers
California
Louisiana
Big Elk
Harlowton
O’donald- Kevin
Kelvin- Sunburst
Hogan-Sorenson
Bradley and Bradley
Welch-Warland- O’hare
Sunburst-Pike
Ohio
Flynn
Madison
Kevin-Sunburst
Standard Oil Company of California
Cut Bank
Standard Ol
Woody Creek
Tanner and Jones
Haskell
Hardin
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Wheat Council
Mount Etna
Sicily
Frencen
Ruhr
Edward Pickard
R. Andrew Meikle
John
Amherst College
America
Mount
Etna
Linguaglossa
Castiglione
Victor Emmanuel
Mussolini
United States
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Andrews
Pittsburgh
Messina
Red Cross
Catania
Vesuvius
Bay of Naples
Siberia
South America
Persia
Mauna Loa
Hawaii
France
Dusseldorf
Rankenthal
Germany
Hamburg
High Seas
Lausanne
Turkey
Greece
Thrace
Great Britain
Italy
Tulsa
Okla
Southwest
Juneau
Tammany Hall
New York
Chicago
Organization
Permanent Nations Wheat Council
Interstate Commerce Commission
House of Commons
Ellis Island
Wisconsin Senate
Beregaria
Southampton
Yelena Shriners
Algeria
Bliss Baynes
Fish and Game
Georgetown
Georgetown. Mr. Baynes Will Submit To the Wyoming Fish and Game Commission
State Aerie of Eagles
Frank I. A. Thone
Yellowstone National Park
Mammoth Hot Springs
Lodge Grass Commercial Club
Crow Indian Committee
Anaconda
Montana Power Company
Washoe
A. C. M. Company
L. G. Griffith
Kalispell
EB. W. Shaw
Absaroka National Forest
Livingston Chamber of Commerce
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner
Livingston
Carbella
Billings Gas Company
B. A. Bowers
Montana Public Service Commission
Gallatin Natural Gas Company
Midwest Oil Company
Ohio Oil Company
Beartooth Ranch
Cooke City
Stillwater
Beartooth Forest
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