Dawes Plan Talks and Russo-British Treaties Stir Europe
Edward W. Pickard reports on German acceptance of Dawes plan terms after London talks, with objections on Ruhr evacuation and railway personnel. Britain and allies draft three agreements, while the Anglo Russian talks yield two treaties seen as boosting trade and loan guarantees. Tensions rise in Bulgaria Serbia and Greece border clashes, and U S labor circles react to Dawes era policies.
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Hancellor Marx
London
Europe
MacDonald
Jnlerriot
Ruhr
Marx
Berlin
David Lloyd George
House of Commons
Herriot
France
Russia
Great Britain
Ponsonby
House
Hughes
America
Air squadron flights clash with fog and engine trouble
Last week P Ceaadown globe-wireeling air squadron faced mixed results as Lieut Erik Nelson completed a Orkneys to Hoefn Hornafjord leg while Lieuts Lowell Smith and Leigh Wade turned back due to fog. Wade later wrecked on salvage attempts and was rescued by the cruiser Richmond. Washington planned a new plane to continue from Pictou Harbor Nova Scotia with the remaining aircraft flying toward Reykjavik. From Hjornafjord the Icelandic leg covered 310 miles into a strong 50 mile wind amid risky landing options, with possible waits in Reykjavik before continuing toward Angmagsalik Greenland depending on ice conditions. In politics La Follette Wheeler ticket faces labor opposition while Coolidge forces bargain hard in the Northwest and Samuel Gompers widens support and attacks on John W Davis.
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Ceaadown
Globe-Wireeling Air Squadron
Kirst
Erik Nelson
Orkneys
Hoefn Hornafjord
Iceland
Lowell Smith
Leigh Wade
Smith
Wade
Richmond
Washington
Pictou Harbor
Nova Scotia
Hjornafjord
Reykjavik
Angmagsalik
Greenland
la Follette-Wheeler
LaFollette
Middle Northwest
Coolidge
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
LaFollette- Wheeler
Wisconsin
Organized Labor
John W. Davis
Davis
Murder of Rosalie Evans in Mexico Stirs Diplomatic Tensions
The widow Rosalie Evans, a British ranch owner in Mexico, was murdered likely by emissaries seeking her land. Mexican authorities jailed 17 suspects in Puebla as the British government and the American State Department press for restitution. Charles B. Warren resigns as ambassador to Mexico amid strained relations and a readjustment of ties.
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Rosalie Evans
Mexico
American State Department
Obregon
Puebla
Ivans
Charles B. Warren
Warren
Wilson
Eminent sea writer Joseph Conrad dies at Bishopsbourne
Notable death this week includes Joseph Conrad born in Poland and long time sailor who became a renowned sea tale author while living in Bishopsbourne England. Also reported is Dr Robert Grier LeConte of Philadelphia who died by his own hand after leaving a note citing financial troubles.
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Joseph Conrad
Bishopsbourne
England
Robert Grier LeConte
Philadelphia
American Surgical Association
Knights of Columbus Convention Draws Thousands in New York
About 5,000 delegates attended the Knights of Columbus national convention in New York last week. The pope sent an apostolic benediction. Bishop Mahoney of South Dakota denounced the Klan and criticized both major parties for fearing to express a stance on the movement abroad that would exclude Catholics from citizenship rights and public life.
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the Knights of Columbus
New York
Mahoney
South Dakota
Blind Man Rescued On Lookout Mountain In Montana
Sun shine Ricketts, a blind traveler, was found exhausted on Lookout mountain near the Yellowstone valley after two days without food or water. Sheriff and auditor led a search party that followed cliff routes to locate him and bring aid.
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Sunshine" Ricketts
Livingston
Lookout Mountain
Yellowstone Valley
Tom Young
Park Road
Cook
Mr. Ricketts
Tus Berg
Lewis and Clark County
Helena
George M. Boursquin
Federal
Wyoming
LeClaire
Evaro
Charles Collings
Collins
Ing
Tie
Wyoming BM
Thomas N. Marlowe
S. M. Rnoode
Klein
Annie Stalnaker
Elkhart
Gus Gottschalk
Bridger
Grover Embry
Milwaukee Railroad
C. D. Kennedy
Kopre Station
Deer Lodge
Embry
Whan
Kennedy
Jack Andeoli
John Richley
Mary Andrews
Lost Creek Canyon
Car Turns Turtle Near Deer Lodge
A car carrying Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hutchens of Spokane overturned several times on Beck hill, one mile north of Deer Lodge, while traveling from Helena to Butte. Mrs. Hutchens suffered internal injuries but was reported in favorable condition at St. Joseph's hospital in Deer Lodge.
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Beck Hill
Deer Lodge
J. B. Hutchens
Spokane
Helena
Butte
Cartersville Irrigation District to Resume Financing Plan
The Cartersville area district will file survey maps with the district within days and resume financing for the project. Authorization of refund bonds is expected in August, with field work by Attorney O Rourke and Hugh T. Carter continuing to finish proceedings. The Crow Creek district could reclaim 75 000 acres in Madison, Jefferson and Broadwater counties using Missouri river headwaters. proposed works cost 5 500 000 dollars, and federal legislation is sought to regulate a Yellowstone lake well to curb floods and reclaim lands.
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Cartersville
M. J. Steere
Cartersville Irrigation District
Forsyth
O'Rourke
Helena
Hugh T. Carter
Crow Creek
Madison
Jefferson
Broadwater
Missouri River
Big Horn River
Missouri
Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone National Bark
Yellowstone Valley
Congress
Yellowstone
Gordon Campbell Suit Goes to District Court
Oil operator Gordon Campbell sues S S Ford I Glosser and Continental Oil Supply in district court at Shelby seeking an injunction to stop action on property tied to a 25 000 chattel mortgage. Judge Greene granted a temporary injunction with a show cause set for Sept 18. Campbell alleges conspired effort to pull casings in four wells and force sale of property valued over 1 million dollars.
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Kevin Field
Cordon Campbell
Shelby
S. S. Ford and
Glosser
Creat Falls
Continental OU Supply Company
Belzing
John J. Greene
Ford
Gordon Campbell
S.C. Ford
Helena
Great Falls
Campbell
Continental Company
Field Meet Closes Playground Program With Awards
More than 150 children joined Friday’s track and field meet ending the summer playground program at Lodge. Prizes were handed out at the tourist park after a lunch. Winners included William Buchan and Kauko Kent tied for high score among boys eight to ten, Telen Lumley led girls seven to ten, Ingrie Jarvi top among ten to twelve, Alice Lumley and Frances Sucich split honors for twelve to fifteen, with Dick Scott and George Thompson also distinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lodge
Willian Buchan
Kauko Kent
Telen Lumley
Ingrie Jarvi
Alice Lumley
Frances Sucich
Dick Scott
George Thompson
Woman Loses $18,000 Damage Suit in Butte
Mrs. Rachel Litchon of Butte failed to win an $18,000 damage suit against the Northern Pacific Railway for injuries she claimed occurred while riding as a passenger on the company’s train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Litchon
Butte
Northern Pacific Railway, Company
Aged Odd Fellow Shot In Helena Valley Home
William Mulkey an elderly inmate of the Odd Fellows home in Helena valley was shot in the shoulder with a .22 rifle by fellow inmate George Dorrish. Mulkey, 80, is recovering at St John’s hospital while Dorrish 72 faces assault with intent to murder charges in the George Major justice court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mulkey
Odd Fellows Home
Helena Valley
Justice Court
George Major
George Dorrish
St. John’s Hospital
Dorrish
San the
State Capital News Montanans face tariff shifts and elections
The Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners announced a new tariff plan stopping cars at intermediate points to finish loading butter eggs cheese and dressed poultry for a $6.30 per car stop, promising savings of $50 to $75 per car. Other items cover political candidates at the Montana State Fair and education efforts in Red Lodge Billings trades courses, plus license rules and July 31 attestations.
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Montana
Tranqée Continental
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
B.T. Moore
Secretary of State
Helena
Coal Yields High Oil and Gas Content in New Retort
Tests on coal from Carpenter Creek mine of Roundup Coal Mining Co using a new retort show it rich in oil and gas compared with other coals tested by Bituminous By-Products Co of Buffalo. Residue after retorting is pure carbon with fuel value higher than anthracite.
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Carpenter Creek
Roundup Coal Mining Company
Buffalo
N. Y
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