Dawes Plan hopes lift world economy talks
The London conference agreement advances German recovery and Ruhr evacuation within a year. France and Germany must confirm in parliaments, while domestic French and British responses shape the broader European pact and implications for U S foreign policy and the 1924 presidential race.
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Nless
Germany
France
Marx
Reichstag
Ruhr
London
Rhineland
Herriot
Dawes
M. Herriot
Baden
England
Snowden
New Gold Bank of
Reparations Commission
Washington
Dawes alarms crowd with defense of constitutional rights
In Tevanson HL Dawes rails at “the formidable attack” on constitutional principles amid a crowd, denouncing La Follette and his allies for public ownership aims and attacking the Socialists. Chicago La Follette Wheeler HQ blasts Dawes as profiteering in patriotism while mocking flag use in politics.
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Ee Dawes
Tevanston
League of Nations
World Court
LakFonette
Wisconsin
Robert MM. Lalolette
la Follette Wheeler
Chicago
Dawes
Coolidge and Dawes
Bryan
Senator Jones Sees Democrats Safe in November
Enator Jones of New Mexico, chairman of the Democratic senatorial campaign committee, asserts his party cannot lose in November and draws attention to the facts he believes ensure victory.
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Enator Jones
New Mexico
Unusual rains damage crops across Mississippi Valley
Heavy rains caused widespread destruction in the Mississippi river valley. Northern Haineets, southern and western Wisconsin and parts of Iowa report damaged corn and ruined roads and bridges. Motor camps were wrecked and wind and lightning added to the havoc.
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Mississippi River
Hainets
Wisconsin
Iowa
Mars at closest approach since 1804 draws global telescopes
Scopes worldwide focus on Mars as it nears Earth within 34.5 million miles. Astronomers aim to study the planet’s canals and some consider radio contact with the red world during the close encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Earth
Red Planet
Russian legation dispute in Peking strains diplomatic protocol
Kara khan the new Russhan ambassador seeks possession of the Russian legation property in Peking under the 1903 protocol. The acting American minister refused to transfer control to the Soviet ambassador without conditions that do not imply U S recognition. Kara khin rejects the terms, leaving governments to consider next steps.
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NODD
Peking
Karakhan
Russhan
China
Diplomatic Corps
United States
Karakhin
Rhode Island Senator E Baron B Colt Dies At 78
Republican senator E Baron B Colt of Rhode Island dies at age seventy eight just before an expected term end next March. He was a candidate for re election and the Democrats see a strong chance to win the seat. Also Lucy Page Gaston of Chicago dies after years of anti cigarette crusade naming G Henri DeHonche as successor.
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E Baron B. Colt
United States
Rhode Island
Senate
Lucy Page Gaston
Chicago
G. Henri DeHonche
Trans-Jordan clashes as government troops push back Wahabis
Fierce fighting continues in Trans-Jordania between government troops and Wahabi forces who reject Emir Abdullah. The Wahabis seized Tarash and other towns, but government troops counterattacked, killing about 300 and taking numerous prisoners.
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Trans-Jordania
Abdullah
Hussein
Hedjaz
Tarash
Broadus bridge to be completed in Broadus
Montana notes report Broadus bridge work will proceed with river diversion and riprap. A 192 foot steel span will be transported from the county courthouse square to the site and installed on a concrete pier.
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Powder River
Broadus
Courthouse Square
Water in Eggs and Chickens A Vital Food
A hen’s body is 46 percent water and the egg she lays is 63 percent water. Water is the cheapest essential food and often neglected. An abundance of clean fresh water supports strong healthy chickens and keeps the egg basket filled.
Montana Land Opening for 80 Acres on Big Mary's Island
About 80 acres on Big Mary's island in the Yellowstone will be opened to the general public for homestead entry. Soldiers' preference right applications may be filed at the Billings land office from September 10 to December 9.
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Montana
Big Mary's Island
Yellowstone
Pompeys Pillar
Billings
Creamery Planned for Malta by October First
Phillips county farmers guarantee a herd of about 1000 cows for a cooperative creamery. Directors expect it to be in operation at Malta by October 1.
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Malta
Phillips County
Co-Operative Creamery
Legion approves defense test day plan in Montana
The Montana American Legion endorses a National Defense Test Day set for September 12. State posts are urged to cooperate with government programs while county committees organize a statewide enrollment of Montanans using National Guard and Organized Reserve units as a basis. No holiday will be declared and normal duties remain unchanged.
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Montana Department of the American Legion
State Executive Committee
M.A. Brannon
University of Montana
National Guard
Sheridan
Gopher Finds Ore Vein Near Avon Prospectors Claim It
A young gopher unearthed a vein of gold and silver ore under grass near Avon between Helena and Harrison. George McPherson, an old-time prospector, staked the claim and values the ore at 11 dollars in gold and eight ounces of silver. After three days work the vein widened to 18 inches.
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Gopher
Avon
Helena
Harrison
George McPherson
Isays
McPherson
Barberry survey team inspects crop spread site
N C Ross and C Griffith of the United States Department of Agriculture with Montana State College plant researchers conducted field work from their Plentywood headquarters. They surveyed barberry bushes to locate the common variety believed to spread black stem rust to wheat.
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N.C. Ross
C. , Griffith
United States Department of Agriculture
Montana State College
Plentywood
Four of Five In Single Grave At Billings Train Crash
Four of the five people killed when a Northern Pacific train struck an automobile at a grade crossing west of Billings were buried in the Billings cemetery. Mrs. Henry C Lackmian, Mrs. George Zier and Jake Lackmin, and Mrs. Zier's son David Zier received single graves. George Miller was taken to Ranchester Wyoming for burial.
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Northern Pacific
Billings
Bilings
Henry C Lackmian
George Zier
Jake Lackmin
Zier
David “Zier
George Miller
Viethm
Ranchester
Wyo
Farm notes report high wheat yield and strong cattle outlook
Forty one bushels per acre on non irrigated land near Billings indicates strong yields for wheat. Ravalli county reports excellent pen crop and Ravalli Canning expects thirty five to forty thousand total. Meagher county remains a top sheep producer amid statewide flock reductions. Corn growth accelerated by heat in eastern Montana, with late maturity in northern areas. Garfield county wheat yields are best in years, aiding profits as farmers plan market shipments or hold out for higher prices.
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T. Ross
Billings
Ravalli County
Ravalli Canning Company
Meagher County
Meagher
Montana
Garfield County
Shoshone Storm Well No 5 Near Kevin Flows 75 BPH
The Shoshone Storm well No 5 near Kevin was completed last week and is now flowing at 75 barrels per hour, equating to about 1,800 barrels per day.
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No. 5
Kevin
Hill County Wheat Crop Outlook Tops Millions
Hill county farmers anticipate a wheat harvest exceeding 1,500,000 bushels. Output per acre is expected to range from 12 to 20 bushels across several fields.
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Hill County
Miles City Debates End of Year Round Up History
In Miles City a proposal seeks to end the annual round up after 12 years and replace it with a district fair. Supporters argue for broader community celebration while opponents warn of losing a traditional event.
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Miles City
Crop Prospects Mixed in Montana July Report
August crop report notes Montana's overall prospects declined in July due to dry spells and hot winds but wheat output should be near last two years. Oats barley beans flax corn and sugar beets likely to exceed 1923 levels. Eastern districts show strong prospects offsetting weaker western regions. General Sheridan denies a $2.5 million guard policy. a district manager cites an application for a policy. Montana refineries sold 7,857,131 gallons of gasoline in Q2, up over 40 percent from Q1, with 6,899,745 gallons produced locally and imports and exports totaling several million gallons.
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G. A. Scott
Montana Crop-Reporting Service
Montana
Charles T. Sheridan
Montana National Guard
Sheridan
George Tispett
Ontana
State Board of Equalization
Montana Guard rifle teams seek state title at Fort Harrison
Montana's 18 National Guard companies, comprising the 163rd Infantry, compete for top rifle honors at Fort Harrison near Helena. Sixteen soldiers will be chosen to represent Montana at the national matches at Camp Perry, Ohio, September 16 to October 2.
Enrollment Rise Predicted at Montana State College Bozeman
Registration by mail for the autumn quarter is under way with signs of higher enrollment. Students spill across engineering, agriculture, science, and home and industrial arts. Registration days are September 23 and 24, with classes starting September 25. Total 1923-24 enrollment reached 1,027.
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Montana State College
Bozeman
Engineering, Agriculture
Scilice
Household and Industrial Arts
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