Ford Independent bid could send 1924 vote to House
Edward W. Pickard reports that Henry Ford may run as an independent with electors in every state. The piece notes the 1924 election could be decided by the House if no candidate wins a majority, detailing the House voting rules by state delegations and potential pathways to a Ford selection as a compromise candidate.
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Wildcat Drilling Surge Hits Montana Oil Fields
The Markham No 1 near Dutton drills at 870 feet as Kremlin Petroleum plans to resume west of Kremlin. Carter Oil spuds Rattle Snake Butte near Chateau in Teton county with rapid headway. Bowdoin field activity rises as new firms enter. Black Hawk reopens on Flat Willow near Winnett with Ten Sleep sands targeted. California firm mulls buying Cat Creek to Winnett pipeline. Signal Butte Oil of Seattle Tacoma stocks $500000 in Washington to drill Hill county. Huestis No 1 in Sunburst at 810 feet after reaming to a new hole. Illinois Pipe Line begins first Sunburst tank-farm shipments to Sunburst Refining at Great Falls. Northwestern Oil and Developing plans southwest Carter county near Boyes. Sherrard No 1 Big Sandy gasser reopens after 20 million cubic feet draw. Hard Times near Wheat Basin depth 985 feet with gas and oil shows. Fifer sues Franz Oil in federal case over damages. Ragged Point spuds a 114-foot derrick on Madison lime with aim to reach oil. Edwards Jones gas strike at Bynum prompts offset drilling. gas used as fuel. Northwestern targets further wells. two other sites located. Howling No 5 Sunburst drilled to 400 feet. Hepp No 2 Big Lake test progresses toward proving a large oil lake around Billings.
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