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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1923

Page

9

Baker urges league to guarantee frontiers for peace

Former Secretary of War Newton D. Baker, in a statement via Babson Institute, argues that only five nations Britain France Germany Japan and the United States can wage major war and that peace hinges on guaranteeing frontiers through a league of nations. He supports recognizing Russia despite its government as long as it honors international agreements and notes war debts alongside war costs.

Wellesley Hills Mass Newton D. Baker Babson Institute Woodrow Wilson Great Britain France Germany Japan United States League of Nations Europe Baker Russia United Kingdom Belgium Italy Denmark

Financial burdens drive calls for a league of nations

After listing 1921 European debts to France Belgium Germany Italy and others the author argues Europe cannot pay interest and war expenditures. The piece asserts that financial interests will push toward some association of nations and rejects the idea of a middle ground or alternative.

United Kingdom France Belgium Germany Italy Denmark Europe

Veteransville gains official post office designation in Minnesota

The Veteransville settlement at White Pine near McGrath Minnesota is now officially named by the post office department. Charles C Hatfield has been named postmaster. The Woman's Overseas League of Minneapolis funds a community club with furniture sewing machine phonograph and magazines. Charles Bowe resigns as agriculture supervisor to guide disabled men under a new three man staff including land clearing livestock and bees poultry experts.

White Pine McGrath Minnesota U. S. Veterans’ Bureau Veteransville Post Office Department Charles C. Hatfield Woman's Overseas League of Minneapolis Charles Bowe Board of Education Bowe

Problem Cases Among Ex-Service Men in Dist 10

The U S Veterans Bureau Dist 10 in Minneapolis forms a special unit to study and resolve difficult rehabilitation cases. It includes an employment representative, a psychologist, expert trainers, psychiatrists, and home staff to address health, training, and living environments for each man. The goal is scientific analysis leading to successful reintegration as a productive wage earner.

U. S. Veteran’s Bureau Veterans’ Bureau Dist. No

Montana Legislature Reports on Bills and Tax Proposals

The Montana legislature reports progress with many bills in committees and four moving to the senate. Measures include property redemption, public officer removal, and a generalized mining tax proposal shifting to a 1 percent gross value tax on merchantable ores. Also noted: governor signs to extend delinquent tax deadlines to October 1928, and bills on licenses for dance halls and drunken driving penalties progress in the house and senate.

Senate Congress Deer Lodge Montana Strange Ravalli County Dixon George McCone Dawson Secretary of State

Montana railroad commission seeks unified freight rate basis

The Montana Railroad Commission calls for immediate consideration of a common basis for class and commodity freight rates on traffic moving over two or more lines within the state. Current practice often uses local rates, with coal cement petroleum and similar items excepted. a formal schedule will reduce many close rates and interline costs, while hearings or informal views from carriers will shape the final plan. Christian Science Society announces services in Yeaman block East Center Street with Truth as the Sunday topic.

Thhe State Railroad Commission Montana Railroad Commission Montana Christian Science Society Yeaman Block East Center Street

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