New Stevensville Cheese Plant Opens in Montana
A Bitter Root Cheese Products plant has opened at Stevensville. Other notes report $550,000 highway contracts on Blackfeet land to be let in June, obituaries from Red Lodge and Missoula, and rising tourist interest at Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
Bitter Root Cheese Products Company
Blackfeet
The
Highway Commission
Joseph Murphy
Red Lodge
Bearcreek
Daniel Su. McQuarrie
Missoula County
Missoula
Gardiner
Mammoth
Dempsey-Gibbons
Shelby
Richland County
Montana
Northwest
North Dakota
Montana State College
Bozeman
Ann B. Herrick
Women’s College
Yellowstone County Federation of Women's Clubs
Billings
Polytechnic Institute
W. E. Tendricks
Wendricks
Fergus County
Miles City
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Camp Cook
South Dakota
Bede Fourche
Coalwood
Chicago & Northwestern
Montana Merchants’ Association
Cheat Falls
Hideyo Noguchi
Hamilton
R. R. Spencer
United States Public Health Service
Protests, Krupp Case, and German Reparations Battle
A large summary of postwar tensions covers Krupp von Bohlen's 15 year hard labor sentence and French court actions in Essen, German reparations talks with Britain and the Ruhr dispute, and American reactions. It notes China bandit kidnappings and Washington diplomacy, with Admiral Sims criticizing Navy politics and Secretary Denby defending the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Krupp von Bohlen
Krupp Works
Essen
Berlin
Albert Schegeter
Ruhr
Krupp
von Beifel
Paynminster
Sims
Navy Department
Naval War College
War College
Admiral Coontz
United States
British note to Moscow threatens rupture over Soviet actions
Britain sends a peremptory note to Moscow demanding assurances within ten days on propaganda offenses against British subjects and ships, compensation, and withdrawal of Soviet replies to protests. The move signals a likely break in relations and asserts the charges rest on unimpeachable authority. Also reported is the assassination of M Vorowsky, a Soviet envoy to the Near East peace conference, killed by a Swiss officer with a brutal past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Shanghai
Peking
Shantung Province
Chow
Washington
America
Britain
Tientsin- Fuchow
Krupp
Berlin
Ebert
Essen
Moscow
Lord Curzon
Robert M. Hodgson
Pote
M. Vorowsky
Vorowsky
Mellon Foresees Balanced Budget and Debt Reduction
Secretary Mellon announced May treasury plans saying federal finances are in sound condition and the budget may balance year to year. He projects the fiscal year ending June 30 1923 to show a surplus above expenditures of over 125 million dollars and a steady path of debt reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Mellon
New York Judge Rules Liquor Limit for Doctors Unconstitutional
District Judge John C. Knox voids the ten day limit allowing one pint of liquor per patient. The decision argues the restriction harms sick patients and may threaten lives during critical periods, saying the eighteenth amendment does not intend such limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Knox
New York
Railroads Targeted by U S Chamber Convention Actions
At a New York annual convention the Chamber of Commerce of the United States adopted a call for a united drive to restore railroads to sound profitability. A report urged private capital ownership under government regulation and recommended consolidation into about twenty large systems while preserving established long distance rate basing points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
George A. Post
Committee On
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific System
French flyer Georges Barbot surpasses cross channel feat
Intense interest surrounds Georges Barbot of France for flying a two cylinder monoplane dubbed filyver. He crossed the English Channel and returned consuming four gallons of gasoline and 15 cents worth of oil. He later flew over France at a similar expense. The craft with thick hollow wings floats on water if it lands, and its forty by twelve foot dimensions reflect a light silent design conducive to safe takeoffs and slow landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Barbot
France
English Channel
Present Gompers Campaigns Against Red Menace Within
Present Gompers launches drive to free the American Federation from perceived red influence. He has cut the federation’s monthly funding for Chicago Federation of Labor, likely due to support for Foster's Trade Union Educational League. The AFL executive council also urges Seattle Central Labor union and Minneapolis Trades and Labor assembly to rescind endorsements of Soviet autocracy in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
American Federation
Chicago Federation of Labor
W. Z. Foster
Trade Union Educational League
A. F. of L
Seattle Central Labor Union
Minneapolis Trades and Labor Assembly
Russia
Oil field notes indicate rising drilling in multiple fields
The Mid-Northern and other companies report 1400 acres leased near Conrad and several 2000 foot wells in progress. Devonian sand targets near Denton and 1500 foot Kevin-Sunburst wells push toward 300 barrel daily or higher flow. New developments include 4000 barrel per day Teapot reserve gusher and multiple deep tests planned in Bitter Root and Cat Creek districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Northern Oil Company
Conrad
Mid- Northern Company
Hager-Stevenson Oak Company
Denton
Franklin Oil Company
Kevin-Sunburst
Western States
Ol Company
Woody Creek
Hardin
R. D
Nevin-Sunburst
Ohio Oil Company
Big Sandy
Teton County
Miles City
Henry Schlueter
Cartersville
West Cat Creek
Lewistown
Homestake Oil Company
B. W. Ashworth
J. C. Dunn
J. J. McIntosh
Cat Creek
Cleary No. 1
Skull Creek Syndicate
Newcastle
Wyo
van Duren Oil Company
Devil's Basin
Missoula
Corvallis
Bitter Root
Chicago
North Dakota
Arkansas
Flatwillow
Roundup
Great Falls
Genoa Fold
Northfield Oil Company
Genoa Post Office
Genoa
Hogan
Hogan Wells
Hogan Oil Company
T. S. Hogan
Billings
Mutual
Shelby-Kevin
Kevin- Sunburst
Dorsey Hager
Sunburst Oil and Gas Company
Hager
Lake Basin
Rapelje
Butte
Kalispell
Teapot Home Naval Oil Reserve
Wyoming
United States
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Montana News
Tersely
Yellowstone County
Huntley Experiment Station
University of Montana
W. C. Renwick
Board of Fair Commissioners
Laurel Red and Gun Club
Laurel
Montana State Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Glacier Park
L. E. Jones
Albert Hansen
Victor
Lolo Forest
St. Regis
Forest Service
United States War Department
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Frazer
Valley Center
Winston Brothers
Minneapolis
Libby
J. M. Kennedy
Tabby
Warland Road
W. P. Stapleton
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Yellowstone Post
American Legion
Jong
I. D. O'Donnell
Bridger
Hest
Thomas D. Campbell
Campbell Farming Corporation
Crow Indian Reservation
Campbell
Carl A. Jessen
Helena
Mr. Jessen
Shields Valley
Livingston
Board of County Commissioners
Charles P. Williams
United States Reclamation Service
Flathead Indian Reservation
Arras
Curzon
Edward W. Pickard
House of Commons
Belgium
Cuno
Italy
Germany
Foreign Office
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