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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1924
Page
14
President Coolidge writes to James A. Crain, urging Armistice Day be devoted to promoting permanent peace and outlawry of war. He emphasizes growing global sentiment for peace, unity among nations, and shared sacrifices guiding humanity toward fraternity and reduced hostilities.
The Geological Survey Bulletin 671-C by Frank Reeves describes oil and gas potential in a 2200 square mile area north west of the Cat Creek field and south of the Bearpaw mountains in Fergus Phillips Blaine and Chouteau counties. Only three anticlines have been tested. Sand Creek on Sec 17 T25N R17E yielded large natural gas flows.
Dr. L. G. Dunlap returns from the east and will be at the Dillon Clinic offices on Thursday November 6 and every two weeks thereafter as usual.
The District Court of Montana Beaverhead issues an alias summons to Roma LaHaie in a divorce action filed by Carrie LaHaie. The complaint seeks dissolution of marriage from August 12 1903 in Spokane Washington and custody of Teresa aged three. Grounds allege six years of neglect by Roma LaHaie despite ability to provide necessities.
Health authorities rush to contain a pneumatic plague outbreak in Los Angeles where 21 deaths are reported in the Mexican quarter. Ten patients are critically ill at the general hospital as state experts arrive to reinforce containment while police guard the danger zone and medical staff wear masks. Ground squirrels and rats are implicated as vectors in the transmission chain.
Charlotte race keeps Harl Cooper within 3656 points of the 1924 national title with one race left in Los Angeles on Nov 27. Cooper's Studebaker Special powered him to a second in Charlotte after a wedding day superstition, while Jimmy Murphy remains the all time high scorer.
Armistice Day 1924 marks the final day former Army officers may seek commissions in the Reserve Corps. Officers not yet in the Reserve should obtain application blanks and information from the Chief of Staff 104th Frontier Division U S Army at Oceanic Building Salt Lake City.
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