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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
6
Edward W. Pickard surveys the clash over railroad valuation in Congress and the Interstate Commerce Commission. Rail executives warn that government ownership would cripple private capital as six major systems press for final cost and public subsidy details.
Maj. Robert A. Allen and W. Smith already freed as talks continue over release of foreigners in China. John B. Powell, Shanghai publisher, has been released on parole and leads negotiations with bandit leaders proposing money and public works employment. Leaders fear persuading followers to take honest labor. In Ireland, Eamon de Valera and Aitken order cessation of attacks on the Free State and to lay down arms, arguing further armed struggle serves no national interest.
Britain replies to Russia with slight reservations on compensation for seized trawlers and the execution of Charles E. Davison, and the arrest of Mrs. Stan Harding. It embraces withdrawal of two Weinstein notes and protests over church official prosecutions. Russia’s Asia propaganda reply is unsatisfactory and demands Moscow withdraw its representatives from Tehran and Kabul.
Joseph W. Folk former Missouri governor and GOP leader died in New York on Monday. Claude Kitchin North Carolina congressman and former Democratic leader died Thursday after a long illness. He served twenty years in Congress and opposed army buildup, voting against war with Germany before supporting war efforts after the United States entered the conflict.
A roundup of Montana notes from Livingston to Missoula covers charitable gifts, cattle and sheep reports, a large school graduation at Anaconda, Dempsey Gibbons arena work, and civic events. Highlights include a 40 ton boiler cleanup near Stevensville, 4000 lambs saved on Crow lands, and a national Boy Scout honor for Paul Greenwood.
News Notes of The Oil Fields reports resumed drilling on Bitter Root near Hamilton and numerous new wells in Cat Creek Kevin Sunburst and surrounding districts. Wells include Devereaux and Hogan Zuern in Cat Creek, Gordon Campbell No.1 near Kevin, and Frantz Brown with a strong 200 barrel potential. Shoshone and Mid-Northern operations push ahead as discoveries broaden field extent and new leases emerge near Roundup and Baker.
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