News Review of Current Events Delivers World Tensions and Domestic Debate
President Harding faces New York prohibition fury as Daugherty may resign. Greece-Turkey clash looms after Lausanne. Britain and Russia seek closer ties amid Anatolian moves. U S occupation costs settled in Paris talks. Hot Springs flood hits Arkansas trade and hotels with $1 million loss.
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Harding
New York
Greece
Turkey
Great Britain
Russia
Montana Oil Field Activity Expands Across Several Fields
The article notes new companies entering the Kevin Sunburst field and others in Cat Creek and Fergus counties. Wells such as Devereaux in Cat Creek and a 183 bpd flow at Cleary No 1 are reported, with exploration near Winnett Bowdoin Simms and Rapelje. Major players include Montana Giant Great Falls Beardslee Bruins Mid Northern and Imperial Oil in Calgary.
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Kevin-Sunburst
Montana
Ohio Baker No. 5
Fulton Well No. 1
Hobson
Fergus Oil Company
Seattle
Cat Creek
Kansas-Montana
Winifred
Lewistown
Devereaux
Winnett
Oll
Bowdoin
Arbe Beardslee
Great Falls
Beardslee-Bruins Company
Wayne Petroleum Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
Platwillow
Fergus County
Forsyth
Middle States Oil Company
Haskell
Stellar
Tensleep Oil Company
Mid-Northern Oil’ Company
Simms
Cascade County
Dominion
Calgary
Alberta
Imperial Oil Company
Imperial
Lake Basin
O 1
Rapelje
Colorado Sands
Eagle Sands
Colorado
Wilson Gouge
Jesse Gouge
Alberta Black Coal Company
Chicago
Miles City
Miles Oil Corporation
New York
Ohio Oll Company
Little Rockies
Phillips County
Big Sandy
California Company
Kevin
Great Northern Railway Company
California
North Field
Hughes Opposes League Membership and Sees No Peace Guarantee
The article reports GC PenEEN OF STATE HUGHES opposing U.S. membership in the League of Nations and criticizing its peace enforcement. It notes his 1920 campaign stance with 30 Republicans urging Harding’s election, and quotes his view that peace requires shared will, not artificial arrangements, plus skepticism toward the World Court as linked to the League. It also mentions Senator Moses of New Hampshire returning from Europe ready to oppose both League membership and the World Court.
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Ryegate
Lavina
Shade Ranch
White Sulphur Springs
Big Horn County
Crow Reservation
C. H. Asbury
Jefferson National Forest
W. B. Willey
Great Falls
Miles City
Flathead County
Kualtspell
Montana
Great Northern Success
J. C. Taylor
Havre
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Musselshell River
Ross Post Office
Garfield County
William Thomas Coon
Mr. Coon
Circleville
Ohio
Curley
Custer
Crow Agency
Moore Farmers’ Elevator
Fergus County
John M. Davis
State Department of Agriculture
George N. Mushbach
United States
Montanna
Montana Sportsmen's Association
National Forests of
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Buffalo Rapids
Northern Pacific Railroad
Animal Kingdom
Washoe Park
Anaconda
Moon Creek
Gilman Bullard
Harding
Northwest Grain Dealers’ Association
Helena
Washington, D. C
Montana Laundrymen’s Association
Lewistown
Judith Gap Journal
Lyle A. Cowan
Clarence F. Wallin
Children of
Glasgow
Montana Power Company
Phillipsburg
George Metcalf
Los Angeles
California
Metcalf
Granite County
William FI. Culbertson
Broadview
Missonia
Milwaukee Railroad
Montana Railroad Commission
Chicago
Musselshell Valley
Illinois
Billings
Erastus Williams
Bozeman
163Rd Regiment of Infantry
Montana National Guard
Montana Regiment of National Guard
State Guard of
Windham
Windham Concern
Tammy Gibbons
Tack Dempsey
Shelby
Midland Empire
Tie
Forsyth Times-Journal
Rosebud
Greater Rosebud County
Rosebud County
Montana Power
Great Falls Power
Thompson Falls Power Company
Carbon County Federation of Women's Clubs
James A. Shoemaker
Billings Beach
Stewart Lockwood
United States Bureau of Entomology
Lockwood
White House
Daugherty
Mr. Harding
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Will H. Hays
A. D. Lasker
Shipping
Newburgh
Congress
Smith
Department of Labor
New York City
Lausanne
Greece
Turkey
Venizelos
Ismet Pasha
Thrace
Constantinople
France
Hans
Berlin-Bagdad
Chester
Mosul
Anatolia
GC Peneen
Hughes
League of Nations
League
National Conference of Social Work
The
Genator Moses
New Hampshire
World Court
Europe
Moses
Hostages Held by Chinese Bandits Near Lincheng
Americans and Europeans seized by Chinese outlaws near Lincheng remain unreleased as anxiety grows. The bandits have raised demands and may resort to murder if not met.
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Lincheng
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Montana News
Tersely
Treasure State
Barbot
English Channel
Edward W. Pickard
Francisco
Cleveland
Buffalo
Curzon
England
Leonid Krassin
Moscow
London
Romania
Bucharest
Bratianu
Elliott Wadsworth
Alled
Paris
Mr. Wadsworth
America
Germany
Hot Springs
Ark
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