Lausanne Treaty of Lausanne Ends World War Peace Step
The Lausanne treaty formalizes a Turkish peace with Europe, granting Ankara recognition of the new republic's control while preserving gains for Britain France and Italy. It settles demarcations but delays several key questions including population transfers and Middle East mandates. Turkey gains control of eastern Thrace and Istanbul, while foreign protections end and new diplomatic negotiations begin. The pact faces criticism for a proposed population exchange seen as retrograde by critics like Marquis Curzon.
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France
Quai d'Orsay
Berlin
Paris
Foreign Office
Belgium
Great Britain
Ruhr
England
House of Commons
Brussels
Lord Curzon
Baldwin
M. Poincare
Germany
Reparations Commission
M. Letrocquer
Essen
Bochum
Dortmund
Turkey
Thrace
Constantinople
Grand National Assembly
Angora
Europe
Mesopotamia
Syria
Kastelorizo
Kingdom of
Iraq
Marquis Curzon
Anatolia
Ottoman Empire
Ismet Pasha
Turkish American treaty talks press for arbitration and free imports
Minister Grew and Ismet work to settle two key US demands in the Turkish American treaty. Turkey seeks arbitration for war damages and free duty for American charitable and educational imports. Turkish citizenship for babies born in America is rejected by US law. American observers warn against entangling in Europe while senators critique world court participation.
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Ismet
Turkey
America
Attorney General Daugherty Meets Harding on Coast
Daugherty travels to the coast to confer with President Harding and to present the government's case against San Francisco building material dealers and trade associations accused of conspiring to boycott union labor. He asserts the worker’s right to organize into unions is fundamental in America and protected by law, warning against any infringement.
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Daugherty
Harding
San Francisco
America
Occident Elevator Company
Bridger
Hattie Shrake
Livingston
J. Arthur Mattson
Butte
Department of Justice
Alex Walker
Big Hole
K. N. Bressman
Miles City
State Game and Fish Department
Greenough Park
Missoula
Western, Montana Game and Fish Association
Shipping board rejects private operation plan for fleet
The shipping board refused the American Steamship Owners' association proposal to have private operators run the Emergency Fleet vessels. Chairman Farley said the plan would remove board supervision and divert profits to operators, with expenses and losses covered by the board. Also, Philippine leaders called for recall of Governor General Wood, urging a Filipino governor general, while southern California felt minor earthquake shocks with no fatalities, mainly in San Bernardino.
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Shipping Board
Emergency Fleeet Corporation
American Steamship Owners’ Association
Farley
United States Shipping Board de Verop
United States Shipping Board
California
San Bernardino
Valley Center
Hardin
Big Horn Ditch
Huntley Ranch
Wisdom
Barney Gorman
Havre
Butte
Anaconda
Plenty Coos
Prior
Prando
Joseph M. Dixon
Dan Tracey
Great Falls
Shelby
Jack Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
State Historical Society
Casey
Statehouse Carpenter Shop
Priest Lake
Flathead Lake
Columbia Basin
Washington
State Commission
George Goethals
Columbia River Board
Federal Power Commission
Montana
Glacier Park
Montana crops in good condition after wet spell
Abundant moisture and high temperatures boost Montana crop progress through mid July with winter wheat and rye filling well and most first alfalfa harvested. Corn and potatoes show strong growth. some eastern areas need rain for wheat. A Havre farmer ships dried hoppers for chicken feed, while local stories note new irrigation acreage in Wheatland county and other regional farm developments.
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Montana
Montana Co-operative Crop Reporting Service
Oil News Recounts Montana Well Activity Across Regions
Montana oil operators across numerous counties report progress and setbacks. Thompson Elk Basin cleanout challenges persist from high gas pressure while Carter Oil reduces hole size at Lake Butte structure. Bright group taps gas, Shaffer and Gipsy crews test Kootenal sands, and several wells advance toward production with varying results.
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Thompson-Elk Basin
Carter Oil Company
Lake Butte
Colorado
Rattlesnake Butte
Choteau
Teton County
Gipsy Oil Company
Collins
Kootenai
Sweetgrass Arch
Bright Group
Bynum
Deveraux Discovery
Cat Creek
Fergus County
Shaffer Oil and Refining Company
Kootenal
Fulton
Brauley Dome
Denton
West Cat Creek
California
Devereaux Discovery
Montana
Absaroka Ol Company
Ingomar
Baker
Beardslee- Dutton
Dutton
Absaroka
Fallon County
Flynn
Ragged Point
Melstone
Montansa Empire No. 2
Kevin Sunburst
Gypsey Ol
Lake Basin
Stillwater
Yellowstone
Eagle
Porcupine Dome
Rosebud
Farmington
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NCE
Far East
International Court
Oscar Underwood
Mr. Underwood
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U. S. Navy
Henderson
United States
George M. Roberts
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Hiram Johnson
New York
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Philippines
Wood
Manuel Quezon
Senate
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Cherry Moeller
Frank Little
el Paso
Charlie Karboblis
Moeller
May Sinclair
Underworld
James Lawler
Wheatland
Antelope Creek
Antoine LaCourse
Polson
G. EB. Alexander
Lima
Mont
Public Service Commission
Alexander
Columbus
Z. D. Foster
Virginia City
Alder Gulch
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