Poincare and France Stand Firm in Reparations Clash
The article outlines Germany under Stresemann moving to restore order through drastic measures and potential confiscations, while France and Poincare press stern reparations demands and Ruhr occupation. It notes British hesitations, rising French-German tensions, and U.S. coal and aviation developments as part of the broader European crisis.
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France
Curzon
Paris
Germany
Ruhr
Great Britain
United States
Premier Poincare
London
Poincare
Baldwin
Paris Matin Reflects on Premier Ford Curzen Note
The Paris Matin weighs the reply to Premier Ford Curzen's latest note as the British receive a handed document and assess its significance in the ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
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Paris
Ford Curzen
Éves
Mellon Optimistic On Europe After Trip
Secretary Mellon returns from Europe upbeat about reparations and stability. He finds England and France prosperous, expects no German revolution or communist rise, and notes Ruhr occupation not yet yielding hoped for results, while not blaming France for their actions.
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Mellon
Europe
England
France
Germany
Ruhr
Striking Anthracite Miners Threaten September Action
The United States faces a potential September 1 strike by anthracite miners after a parley with operators in Atlantic City collapsed. Government leaders including Chairman Hammond and President Coolidge have engaged in measures to assign responsibility and propose actions to keep the mines operating. President Coolidge summoned F. R. Wadleigh and Acting Chairman Aitchison to discuss further steps.
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United States
Atlantic City
Hammond
Coin Commission
Coolidge
F. R. Wadleigh
Aitchison
10Terstate Commerce Commission
Spanish fighting Moroccans in Ceuta district
The Ceuta district sees a sharp clash with Moroccans as Sheegs leads a harsh war. General Weyler, once called the Butcher of Cuban days, refused to command due to lack of dictatorial powers. Government faces high costs and potential popular backlash if it escalates.
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Sheegs
Ceuta
Weyler
Fires devastate vast French Riviera forest area
Fat fires have laid waste a large area in the beautiful French Riviera familiar to tourists, destroying many fine villas. About 75,000 acres of forest land were destroyed and eight persons perished.
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French Riviera
Martial rule spreads to Tulsa and three southern states
The term bridg ing parties grew popular in Okinhoma and led the governor to impose martial rule in Tulsa. Investigations are underway in Texas, Georgia, and Florida with promises of drastic action from state leaders.
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Okinhoma
Tulsa
Texas
Georgia
Florida
Devastation in Arkansas Valley as Apishapa Dam Breaks
A cloudburst caused the Apishapa river dam in Colorado's Arkansas valley to fail on Wednesday. A wall of water swept the valley carrying houses livestock and property. railroad and automobile traffic were disrupted and telephone lines fell silent as residents had been warned.
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Arkansas Valley
Colorado
Apishapa River
Tobacco yields rise in Montana hopes for new industry
J W Tucker of Worden Yellowstone county reports Montana tobacco grows larger and faster than in other regions with yields of 1200 to 1500 pounds per acre and potential to reach a ton per acre. He notes absence of pests and plans more trials on Huntley irrigation farms this season.
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Montana
United States
J. W. Tucker
Worden
Yellowstone County
Billings
Kentucky
Ohio
Tucker
Huntley
Yellowstone Valley
Pipe Line Aims to Solve Ore Transport Challenge
A mile below Diamond City opposite Boulder Gulch mouth, Robinson Blecer Ellis Son lays 1800 foot pipe up the mountain to Elizabeth mine. The pipe will carry ore to a large stock pile at the foot for stamping and treatment this fall and winter. Ore quality prompts close watching of the project.
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Old Diamond City
Boulder Gulch
Robinson
Stampede Frees 500 Sheep Near Simms
Five hundred sheep in the Power interests of Helena were driven into a ravine by a coyote stampede west of Simms. A pileup occurred as the flock crossed a cut bank causing many to be smothered.
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Mountains
Simms
Helena
Bozeman Man Elected President Of Montana Secretaries Group
J A Harader of Bozeman was elected president of the Montana association of commercial organization secretaries at the eighth annual convention at Glacier park. Other officers named were P L Bernard Kalispell vice president, L E Jones Great Falls secretary treasurer, D P Bates Livingston and T J Larson Malta directors.
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J. A. Harader
Bozeman
Montana Association of Commercial Organization
Glacier Park
P. L. Bernard
Kalispell
L. E. Jones
Great Falls
D. P. Bates
Livingston
T. J. Larson
Malta
Woolen Mill Planned for Butte by January
A Utah concern proposes a large woolen mill in Butte to start operations by the latter part of January. The project asks for citizen support likely in the form of a site, stock subscriptions, or an operating fund contribution.
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Butte
Utah
Four Cows Die From Poison Bran on Dowdle Farm
Four of the best dairy cows in J. A. Dowdle’s Bridger herd are dead and another is gravely ill after fed poisoned bran intended to kill grasshoppers. The incident raises concern over feed safety and livestock losses.
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J. A. Dowdle
Bridger
Move Bank to Shelby Faces State Review
Formal application to move the State Bank of Dunkirk to Shelby has been filed with the state bank examiner but Helena officials have taken no definite action yet. The Shelby community reports difficulty in cashing checks due to the proposed change.
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Shelby
State Bank
State Bank of
Dunkirk
Helena
Montana drowning deaths exceed traffic fatalities in July
Bureau of Vital Statistics data show Montana drownings surpassed combined train and auto fatalities in July. Six auto deaths and 13 train or auto crashes plus six train deaths total 23, while 26 people drowned in water. Lightning caused five deaths.
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Montana
Treasure
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Department of Health
Bureau
Butte
Woolgrowers Plan Fall Meetings Across Montana
Wool Growers announce four second series meetings led by R B Millin livestock specialist. Fall dates list include Deer Lodge October 12 with P Wilson and 17 Helena with W B Sutton plus 30 Great Falls with F E MacSpadden and other towns from Lima to Plentywood with local organizers.
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R. B. Millin
Montana State College Extension Service
Deer Lodge
P. Wilson
Lima
John B. Somers
Sheridan
H. N. Kaufmann
Helena
W. BH. Sutton
Bozeman
R. E
Great Falls
F. E. MacSpadden
Fort Benton
Charles Ruzicka
Chinook
G. W. Gustafson
Malta
H. L. Lantz
Glasgow
M. E. Stebbins
Plentywood
M. P. Ostby
Six-Gun Wins Irrigation Standoff Over Dredge
Gust Eberlein of Madras blocks a large irrigation project by driving off a dredge crew from his land. He claims the line crosses his property and holds the fort with a rifle and six gun. Dredge idle until condemnation actions proceed.
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Gust Eberlein
Madras
Gust
Eberlein
Fire destroys Samples Flat school building near Fort Benton
A modern two room school house with a basement and furnace burned recently about 25 miles northwest of Fort Benton. Insurance on the structure is listed at 3200 dollars. The school was the only one in use in the locality and an investigation has been ordered.
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Fort Benton
Fuel Oil Burner Trial At A. C. M. Smelter
Officials report the new fuel oil burner installed in a Great Falls refining furnace has given satisfaction. A one month trial will determine if the burner becomes standard. The furnace uses about 100 barrels of fuel oil daily for heating.
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Great Falls
Large Missoula Siliceous Clay Deposit Found
Discovery of a large siliceous clay deposit near Missoula could support a major tile and sewer pipe plant. Officials say the clay and shale yield brick tile paving blocks sewer pipes and high class light colored brick. Tests indicate the Montana clay meets required heat standards.
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Missoula
United States
Montana
Treasure State Drilling Delays Amid Promising Oil Indications
In Teton county the Beardslee-Dutton well near Dutton suspends drilling at 2,540 feet while C J Anderson plans a shot to test for production. Across Montana, Baker field in Fallon county hosts a deep test by Absarkee and Florence with 3,220 feet reached and plans to drill to 4,200 feet. Fergus county test wells progress on Kootenai and other sands with Madison lime targets and many structures awaiting evaluation.
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Beardslee-Dutton
Dutton Ans
Teton Ridge
Teton County
C. J. ‘Anderson
Anderson
Madison
Dakota
Montana
Baker Field
Fallon County
Absarokee
Florence
California
Agawam
Baker
N. P
Bakerfield
Fergus County
Kootenai
Winnett
Ellis
Geraldine
Colorado
Arrow Creek
Judith Basin
Cat Creek
Gordon Campbell
Farmington
Big Northern
Mid-Continent
Lavador
Empire of Montana 6Il Company
Sage Creek
Chester
Lake Basin
Mid-Northern Oil Company
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