Baldwin Wins British Premiership Amid Ruhr Crisis Tone
Edward W. Pickard reports on Baldwin becoming prime minister after Bonar Law, Labor and Communist actions in the Ruhr. Greek Turkish tensions, reparations, Lausanne talks, and naval moves shape a volatile European scene with Curzon, Cr and Krassin notes.
Umpire resignation and socialists' congress noted
Former U S Army justice Day resigned as umpire of the American German mixed claims commission with Judge FE. B. Parker named to succeed him. The commission handles war claims totaling about 1.5 billion dollars led by the United States at 836 million, with the smallest at one dollar. Also reported are Hamburg and New York socialist congresses uniting to form a broader socialist front and labor party actions. E W Hooper reelected US railway labor board chairman as wage increases are announced by railroads, including a 4 million annual rise for 55 000 Pennsylvania shopmen.
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Greece
Turkey
Maritza
Ismet Pasha
Venizelos
Sir Horace Rumbold
Great Britain
Sir Horace
Elven Karagatch
Karagatch
Constantinople
Thrace
Henry J. Allen
Dardanelles
Anatolia
Mosul
Syria
Adrianople
Bulgaria
Ormer Justice Day
Mixed Claims Commission
FE. B. Parker
Germany
United States
Commission
Hamburg
Socialists’ Internationale of the World
Vienna
Farmer-Labor Party
Workers’ Party of America
Socialist Party
New York
Fascisti
Naples
E. W. Hooper
United States Railway Labor Board
Pennsylvania
International Bank Plan Aims at Mexican Debt Deal
An international banking group led by J. P. Morgan & Co. has organized a plan with the Mexican government to adjust the Mexican public debt. American and Mexican commissioners negotiating relations are progressing but expect to stay busy for about another month.
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N International Banking Group
J. P. Morgan & Co
Montana Notes A roundup of state events and incidents
A Montana wire of brief items covers deaths in Seattle and Red Lodge, Knights of Columbus convention in Deer Lodge, a Ditton lightning fatality, a Lewistown horned horse, and successful free clinics in Butte Anaconda Bozeman. It notes severe hail in Park City Laurel crops wind in Havre a Glendive bridge vote and Roundup electric pumping cost savings.
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Tony Early
Red Lodge
William Roberts
Seattle
Washington
Knights of Columbus
Deer Lodge
Matt Kasin
Ditton
Dillon
Lewistown
W. QO. Spencer
Butte
Anaconda
Bozeman
L. W. Allard
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Billings
Park City
Laurel
Shelby
Great Northern Railway
J. I. Kelly
Kelly
Commissioner of Works
Fred Quinnell
University At
Episcopal Diocese of
Montana
Great Falls
Episcopal Church
J. H. Brunson
I. H. Treece
Georgetown Hatchery
Stuart Mill Creek
Dawson County
Yellowstane
Glendive
Board of County Commissioners
Gallatin County
Gallatin Valley
Claud C. Gray
Banking Corporation
Corporation Loan Company
W. H. Poorman
District Court
Montana oil boom surges with new wells and acquisitions
The California Oil company plans a gas pipeline from Kevin Sunburst to Great Falls as Middle States buys Eastern Montana outfit and more drilling expands near Miles City. A 8,000 barrel daily gusher at Mid-Northern Howling No.3 in Kevin Sunburst boosts North Field prospects amid multiple tests and asserts a busy expansion across Montana oil fields.
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California Oil Company
Kevin-Sunburst
Great Falls
Middle States Oil Company
Eastern
Montana Oil and Gas Company
Miles City
Two States Oil Company of Texas
Black Reef
Gilman
Montana
T. M. Draper
Imperial. Oil Company
Coutts
Sweet Grass
Conrad
Virgelle
Fort Benton
A. T. Moreaux
New York
New York-Clevelandd Syndicate
Cairncross Company
Absarokee-Florande
Absarokee Oil Development Company
Baker
Wyoming
Toluca
Lake Basin
Rapelje
Mid-Northern Oil Company
Billings
Cat Creek
Ringling
Spindletop
Kevin
Montana, Giant Company
Spokane
Genoa
Northfield Oil Company
Teton River
Montana Giant
Mume
Chateau
Hecko Oil Company
Woody Creek
Hardin
Big Horn County
Midwest Oil Company
Kootenai
Haskell
Midwest
Haskell Organization
Howling No. 3
John EB. Dawson
George Merkle
Belt
Mid-Northern
Gordon Campbell
Delaware Corporation
Dry Fork
Madison
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Swatow
China
Theodore Roosevelt
Mount Vernon
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V. Miserendino
Mahan
Baldwin
Curzon
Bonar Law
Ruhr
Hamburg Farm Internationale
Edward W. Pickard
Reece
Andrew Bonar Law
France
Erict
Lord Curzon
Foreon
Stanley Baldwin
Laterites
England
Belgium
America
Robert Cecil
League of Nations
Duchy of Lancaster
Presbyterian Church
Bryan
Harry Emerson Fosdick
First Presbyterian Church of
Maclennan
Philadelphia
New York Presbytery
Spsdick
One Hundred and Thirty-Sixth General Assembly
General Assembly
Russia
Leonid Krassin
Gelsenkirchen
Dortmund
Dusseldorf
Moscow
Suchow
Peking
Pinger and Allen
Lee Solomon
On Mountain
William Jennings Bryan
Presbyterian General Assembly
Indianapolis
Tersely
Treasure State
Fergus County
Winifred H. McCain
Roy
Havre
Montey Jewell
Hamilton
Missoula
J. W. Gray
George A. Scott
Helena
Fergus
Billings Rotary Club
Charles G. Titus
Young Men's Christian Association
Titus
J. A. Maxwell
Roundup
Montana Development Association
Warren Bryan
Clarence Bryan
Charles A. Rasmussen
Internal Revenue
District of
D. H. Blair
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Montana Division
Great Northern Railroad
Wolf Point
W. D. Ahern
Harvat Ranch
Livingston
Harvat Hill
Ahern
Ben Loga
Lavina
Don Stevens