CROP LOSSES FROM HAIL NOT EXCESSIVE CONDEMNS RUHR OCCUPATION
Crop losses from recent storms in Montana are not expected to exceed typical hail damage in prior years, says E K Bowman of the hail insurance board. Most claims center along Musselshell River. outlook remains favorable overall despite pockets of damage and new waves of weather.
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Montana
E. K. Bowman
Board of State Hail Insurance
Helena
Billings
Gallatin
Yellowstone
Oil News Recounts Treasure State Activity
Heavy oil flow from the Madison lime at Soap creek deepens discovery wells. Rigs at Bowdoin and Homestake resume work amid cave-ins. 2,750 to 2,800 feet depth targeted for new sands. Warm salt water at Ingomar-McGinnis signals lower sands oil potential. Major drilling plans and public utility deed ruling accompany field-wide updates.
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Madison
Western States Oil and Land Company
Hardin
Soap Creek
Amsden
Malta
Saco
Glasgow
Bowdoin
Phillips
Valley
Homestake
Absaroka Ol Development Company
Ingomar- McGinnis Dome
Ingomar
Montana
McGinnis
Northern Pacific
Absaroka Company
Devil's Basin
Glendive-Baker Anticl
Baker
Northwestern Improvement Company
Montana Supreme Court
Fergus County
Continental Supply Company
Cat Creek
Winnett
Hoosier Oil Company
Carbon County
Joliet
Elk Basin
Thompson-Elk Basin
Helena
East Helena
Ragan Ranch
Wait Oil Company
Teton Ridge
Dutton
Teton Centre
Mountain States Petroleum
Mutual Oil
Cato Creek
Allen Off Company
Bear Creek
Lewistown
O Mildred
Miles City
Britain and allies seek united action on Germany note
Premier Baldwin and Marquis Curzon told Parliament that Britain aims for European pacification and world recovery, insisting Germany must pay what it can but not beyond its capacity. They criticized Ruhr occupation, planned to study German proposals, and postponed further debate to July 16 while considering an international commission to assess Germany’s finances.
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France
Italy
Great Britain
Europe
Germany
Ruhr
House of Commons
Premier Baldwin
House of Lords
Marquis Curzon
Baldwin
Hughes
Labor Party
France Stands Firm in Crisis as Senate Speaks
In Paris Premier Poincaré states, I am confident, I am not worried, and France will finish what it has begun. He says England may break away but will return, Germany will show no weakness, and mediation is not acceptable. Italy is believed to back the British plan, with Entente and Poland possibly supporting, while France urges restraint.
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Romania
France
Belgium
Southampton
Leviathan
Albert D. Lasker
Shipping Board
London
Pilgrims
Harding
America
Congress
Mr. Lasker
The
Mr. Farley
All Board Ves
Germany
Great Britain
Commons
Europe
United States Mail
Elmer Thompson
Whitetail
Soo Line
Thompson
George H. Stanton
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Great Falls
Stanton
Monarch Lumber Company of
West-Montana Lumber Company
First State Bank of
Hilger
Winifred
Milford Taylor and Sons
Ringling
Senate
Poincaré
England
Italy
President Harding's Alaskan Coastal Tour to Fairbanks
President Harding traveled by ship to Juneau and Skagway with calls through Icy Strait and Cross Sound, continuing to Seward then onward to Fairbanks the terminus of the Alaska railroad. The plan was to proceed overland to Chitina on the Copper River and Northwestern railroad.
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Harding
Juneau
Skagway
Icy Strait
Cross Sound
Seward
Fairbanks
Alaska
Chitina
Copper River
Northwestern
Elks at Grand Lodge Convention Elects Leader
Last week Atlanta hosted the annual grand lodge convention and union as James G. McFarland of South Dakota was elected grand exalted ruler. About eight thousand Elks paraded the streets with floats and bands.
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Tlanta
Grand Lodge
James G. McFarland
South Dakota
U S Dyes Now Sufficient to Meet Demand Says Tariff Board
The federal tariff commission reports American dye production has reached quantity and quality to satisfy national needs. The United States is now independent of foreign supplies, with domestic dyes rivaling prewar German quality and prices steadily falling.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Chicago
Iate
Northwest
Gilbert Duster
American Farm Bureau
Federal Tariff Commission
United States
Germany
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Edward W. Bok
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Stinnes
Herr Stresemann
Potsdam
Federal Coal Commission
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Samuel Gompers
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Treasure State News
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Ismay
Carl W. Riddick
Flossie Harrison
Liberal
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Birch Creek
Glacier Park
State Highway Commission
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Anaconda
Charles McBride
C. J. McBride
Charles Colgrove
E. O. Summers
Summers
Southbridge
Flathead River
Kalispell
Sylvia Reeves
Gardiner
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Bishop Burns
Butte
Frank Little
Cherry Mollar
el Paso
Texas
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Krobolis
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Melstone
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Horse Creek
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