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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1922

Page

12

Government's Plan for Fair Distribution of Fuel and Food

The Harding administration shifts focus from rail and coal strikes to avert a fuel shortage. A national plan, approved by Attorney General Daugherty and others, aims to route cars and distribute coal fairly, curb profiteering, and coordinate state efforts. Governors urged to form state bodies to aid distribution while prices stay within set limits.

Bavaria Berlin Harding Washington T. de Witt Cuyler American Association of Railway Executives Jewell Radioiay Labor Board Afr Custer New York Tie Mar. Yarding Western Roads Secretary of Commerce Hoover Eed Daneherte Terstato Goumerce Commission Ono Conmiitee Comprisipea Sethier Warding Daugherty Interior Fall Commerce Hoover Aitchison Interstate Commerce Commission

Senators clash over tariff and newsprint claims

Debate on the tariff in the senate grew heated as Senator McCumber recalled that in 1912 newspaper spokesmen warned the finance committee newsprint should be on the free list or they would defeat the Republican Party at the polls. Senator Smoot cited John L Norris of the publishers' association saying duty on newsprint would doom the party.

Senate McCumber Senate Finance Committee Taft Smoot John L Norris Publishers’ Association

Bavarian Government Rebels Against Berlin Defense Law

Bavaria openly opposes central German authority and issues a decree rejecting Reichstag defense legislation. Bavarian Berlin envoy warned Chancellor Wirth that any external attempt to intervene would be arrested. Chancellor Lerchenfeld of Bavaria resists separatist pressure and vows to defend regional rights despite old Bavarian Prussian tensions.

Berlin Reichstag Wirth Tamrnn Gorham Bavaria Hiw Ebert Nuty Strimon le Stiutscerielishaf Tribunal of the States le Mse Lerchenfeld Taevaria Prussia

Soviet Plans Autumn Offensive on Western Front

Reports from multiple sources say Soviet Russia plans military moves on the western front this autumn. Forbes financier Frank Vanderlip, in Paris, cites rising probability Bolsheviks will push into Romania and Poland to boost morale and seize eastern harvests. Russian refugees in Belgrade claim the government plans a drive through the Balkans toward Austria.

Rom Russia Frank Vanderlip Finanneter Berling Paris Schwar Ond Rumania Poland Belgrade Talkang Austrina

Thomas named executive chairman of producing managers

Jobs Thomas has been appointed executive chairman of the Producing Managers' Association for three years at a large salary with powers in the world of the spoken drama comparable to those of Will Hays in film and Judge Landis in baseball. The association includes practically all the important theatrical producers.

Jobs Thomas Producing Managers’ Association Powers Will Hays Judge Landis

Death for Ducks J M Amick Relates Long Family Gun

J M Amick of Jane Amador County California owned a fowling piece that has been in his family for centuries. The gun now measures seven feet long though it originally stretched eight feet six inches from butt to sight. Amick says the gun is used for duck hunting and can shoot down a bird from 300 feet high.

J. M. Amick Jane Amadore County Mr. Amilek

Radiators tested as Bureau of Standards standardizes valves

In Washington a photograph shows a leaking radiator test in the bureau of standards laboratory. Research led to automatic drain valves standardized to keep radiators 100 percent effective even in the coldest weather, ensuring coal usage efficiency for next winter.

Bureau of Standards Washington Bureau

Let Him Sleep

Three students at DePauw University summer school share a dorm in Greencastle. Two wake others who plead for more time as one explains he must return to sleep to recover a dream of losing his hat in Toledo.

DePauw University Greencastle Toledo Indianapolis News

Euphosyne Name Sparks Reader Reactions

A discussion on naming a heroine Euphosyne prompts a note that the choice nods to classic mythology. The speaker warns that a name difficult for flappers to pronounce could hinder summer sales, implying a tension between literary allusion and market practicality.

Euphosyne

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