Catholic compromise sought in Mexico crisis dialogue
Catholics push for a constitutional reform to separate church and state and guarantee liberty of conscience worship and instruction. Government reports cite rebel plots and arrests while Knights of Columbus push for intervention. Kellogg advises against proceeding with any change in policy. The Geneva conference and naval arms talks loom amid U.S. caution about broader commitments.
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Citles
Churchres
Anuvs
Charese
Jess
Carranza
General Obregon
Department of Justice
United States
Jen
Enrique Estrada
San Diego
Calif
Band of
Insurrectos
Kellogg
White Pine Camp
Knights of Columbus
Coolidge
Calles
Prohibition Plan Aims to Halt Smuggling Across Canada
The text reports that after a conference with the President, the U S plans to ask Canada to host talks with American officials on a plan to cut bootleg liquor from Canadian sources. The strategy would let prohibition agents arrest smugglers anywhere. President vows to enforce national prohibition to the limit. General Andrews remains in office, hoping to curb liquor diversion by amending the Volstead Act following his British agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnel- Joge
Canadia
L. C C. Andrews
Congress
Coolidge backs gradual Filipino independence plan
President Coolidge states he does not yet trust Filipinos to govern themselves. He favors further political advancement before independence but believes the United States will eventually grant independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmi Thompson
Philippines
Coolidge
United States
France weighs big wheat cuts as Queuille maps saves
France under OINCARE government moves to trim wheat imports by 25 million bushels next year. Minister Andre Queuille says raising whole wheat in flour could save 5 million bushels, while 10 percent substitution with other cereals could save 23 million more.
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Oincare
France
Herrick
Andre Queuille
Chicago capitalists back plan for Munich style museum
Julius Rosenwald in Europe proposed a Chicago Deutsches industrial museum modeled on Munich. He promised 3 million dollars to equip the museum in the World's fair Fine Arts building in Jackson park. Chicago leaders pledged financial and moral support for the project as a certainty.
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Julius Rosenwald
Coolidge
White Pine Camp
K. W. Z. Linder
National Prohibition Unie
Chicago
Europe
Deutsches
Munich
Jackson Park
Prospects for peaceful settlement of British coal strike
Prospects for a peaceful settlement of the British coal strike improved as miners voted to resume unrestricted negotiations with mine owners. Churchill stated government aid could assist both sides but warned that no subsidies would be possible if the strike continued, noting the cost to taxpayers at 23 million pounds and the need to conserve funds for development.
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Ehadringna
Winston Churchill
Dle
Tangier tensions rise as foreign fleets arrive
British and French warships patrol Tangier amid public unrest fueled by alleged prisoner torture and General Primo de Rivera’s demand to add Tangier to Spain’s Moroccan zone. Spain warns it may veto Germany’s League entry or withdraw, while Italy vows to defend its treaty Algeciras rights before the League of Nations.
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Tangier
Primo de Rivera
Tansier
Morocco
Spain
League of Na- Hons Council
Dempsey Tunney Fight Set for Philadelphia September 28
Ack Dempsey and Gene Tunney will clash for the heavyweight title in Philadelphia on September 28. Tex Jackard arranged with Sesquicentennial authorities to use the stadium and the bout has the approval of the Pennsylvania boxing commission Governor Pinchot and Mayor Kendrick. A change could come at any time.
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Ack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Tex Jackard
Sesquicentennial
O. K
Pennsylvania Boxing Commission
Pinchot
Kendrick
Siege drives Koumin forces from Nankow pass after 112 days
Marshal Chang and General Feng defeat Koumin chuan at Nankow pass as their retreat remains orderly while heavy guns devastate Manchurians. Foreign observers note modern warfare skill and bolshevik influence aiding the Kuominchan, with similar support reported for Cantonese troops moving against Wu Pei Fu in southern China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chang
Feng
Nankow Pass
Pussia
China
Central
Wu Pei-Fu
R Henry Wade Rogers Dies at 73 in Trenton
R Henry Wade Rogers former Northwestern University president Yale Law School dean and U S Circuit Court of Appeals judge died in Trenton New Jersey at age 73 He led Northwestern for ten years elevating it from a suburban college to a metropolitan university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Henry Wade Rogers
Northwestern University
Yale Law School
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Trenton
N. J
Northwestern
Tax Delinquency Falls Across Mineral County Record Low
The Montana annual financial report shows overall tax delinquency down to 0.8 percent for the year ending June 1930 with Mineral County posting a record under 0.5 percent. State totals for 1923 reveal 1.8 percent delinquent taxes, improving to 0.9 percent in the following year. Revenue allocations include general fund 7 1,125,404.02. educational bonds 2,125,000.00. livestock bond and sinking funds 716,883.36. and livestock sanitary fund 1, or total 21,160.08 less than the levy in 1930. Mineral County’s low delinquency stands out among counties attempting strong collections.
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Montana
Secioti
Gene Fund
Svagss
Pvestock Commission Fund
Mineral County
Impressive Ceremony Unveils Priests Tablet at Stevensville
A ceremony in Stevensville marked the unveiling of a tablet honoring Jesuit priests Father Peter J. De Smet and Father Anthony Ravalli. The event featured a flag unveiling by a local girl and a proud display of relics in the chapel, with Ravalli’s original furniture and Montana’s first grain cradle on show.
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Stevensville
Peter J. de Smet
Anthony Tavalli
Commonwealth
Hergie Montana
Phe Faserin- Hon Read
Montana
St. Mary's Mission
iQet
Pather Oh de Smet
Anthony Raval
N.C CW
Elena
Mather Ravalli
Father Ravalli
Legion Meeting Opposes Paris Convention Locally
The Livingston American Legion Post 23 passes a resolution urging the national body to move the 1926 Legion convention from Paris France back to the United States. It cites attacks on American tourists in France and insults to George Washington and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier as reasons to rebuke France over the war debt dispute.
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Krelloug
Occaasion
Phatishburg
N.Y
Geneva
United States
Marhelloze
Washington
Livingston American Legion
Park Past No. 23
Legion
Paris
France
George Washington
Park Post Bieves
Libby District Mine Bought By Spokane Group
J Z Graves and associates of Spokane have taken over the Midas Gold Mining and Milling Company in Libby. Frederick Welfer, a Spokane mining engineer, will manage operations. Graves notes the property shows promise with gold silver and tungsten values and expects development into a paying mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby
Midas Gold Mining and Milling Company
J. Z. Graves
Spokane
Graves
Frederick Welfer
Mr. Graves
Glasgow Streets Sprinkled With Oil Dust Prevention
Main business district streets in Glasgow were treated with oil spray as a dust preventative measures were applied to reduce airborne dust in the area.
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Glasgow
Gas Pipe Upgrade to Bring Natural Gas to Sugar City
The project will complete a gas line from the South Bowes structure to Chinook by fall, enabling Sugar City residents to enjoy natural gas for heating and cooking once the system is operational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bowes
Chinook
Sugar City
Montana Cities Plan Observances for Fire Prevention Week
Several Montana cities and towns are already planning activities to observe National Fire Prevention Week from October 3 to 9. The effort will emphasize fire safety education and community outreach across multiple municipalities.
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Montana
Montana Ranks Third in Federal Mineral Revenue Share
Montana placed third among states for federal payments from oil, gas, coal and mineral leases on public lands for the year ending June 30. The Interior Department announced Montana received 603,482.97 in bonuses royalties and rentals.
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Montana
Interior Department
Official canvass shows Leavitt victory in Second district
Official returns give Scott Leavitt 26 804 votes in the Second district with a 1712 plurality over his Republican rivals and a small Socialist showing for J M Kauser. First district results list Ronald Wiggins 4 248 for Congress and Democrats’ A M Evans 18 724 with partial tabulations for Cooney.
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Scott Leavitt
J. M. Kauser
Livingston
Congress
Minthead County
George W. Ambrose
Kalispell
James EL
Clair Staner
Ronald Wiggins
S. Be
John McLaughlin
Wh. McConnell
C.F Juttner
A. M. Evans
J. Cooney
Supreme Court
A. J. Galen
Woo. Holloway
Tiatio
Woo. Carroll
P. Lieper
Democratie—C
Comer
HH. L. Myers
Railyord
Trepublican
Lee Dennis
WR. McLaughlin
Sam M. Ross
Democraie
Memorials to William Cody to be built
Mary Jester Alten of Cody Wyoming announced two memorials for Col William F Cody the frontier scout. One memorial in Cody Wyoming will include a museum housing relics from the Indian scout era. A second memorial in Omaha Nebraska will honor his buffalo hunting feats on the plains.
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Mary Jester Alten
Cody
Wyo
Ehatrium
William BL Cody
Wreo
Ona
Neb
Cody Menor
Wyoming
Omaha
Plains of
Nebraska
Absent yet influential Montana developments in 1925
Treasure State notes report Absarokee gains a cheese factory after a long campaign. The Blackfoot valley railroad extension ballast is finished. Glendive sees a building boom with a dozen houses and a large apartment rising. Yellowstone county irrigation ditches failed after a cloudburst near Laurel causing property damage. Montana hosts over 3,000 tourists per state publicity reports, not counting Yellowstone or Glacier parks. Kevin-Sunburst field activity shows seven wells completed and twelve spudded in. fifteenth of the month four more wells drilling. Property tax assessments rise by about 38 million statewide. Jacobus carbon plant near Billings uses Big Lake gas to produce carbon black. Pie Lake gas ideal for that product. Wheat king Thomas J. Campbell threshes a half million bushels on 45,000 acres south of Billings on the Crow Indian reservation with 250 workers already harvesting.
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Yellowstone County
Laurel
State Publicity Department
Elena
Montana
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Jacobus
Billings
Big Lake
Thomas J. Campbell
Crow Indian Reservation
Wheat Yield Report From Grass Range Field
Sixteen acres of B F Moulton spring wheat near Grass Range threshed 53 bushels per acre, according to advices received at Lewistown.
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B. F. Moulton
Lewistown
Wheat yields report from Highwood and Square Butte areas
Winter wheats in Highwood south of Fort Benton average 25 to 40 bushels per acre with high grade quality at 62 pounds per bushel. In Square Butte, winter wheat runs 25 to 50 bushels per acre and No. 1 quality. Spring wheat harvested so far averages 15 to 25 bushels.
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Highwood
Fort Benton
Square Butte
Montana Ranch News Summary of Montana farm outputs
Wheat yields reported across central Montana with high protein in Roosevelt County samples. Bitter Root Valley straw output reaches 1000 crates daily. Arrow Creek dairy group organized in Judith Basin. Fort Assinniboine hosts third annual 4-H club camp with 50 youth. Lincoln County to drop county agent services after November 15. Scobey opens U. S. labor office for seasonal farm labor. Conrad creamery notes butter fat intake. Froid elevators receive No.1 wheat. Montana poultry growers move over 2.5 million pounds of dressed poultry. Barley Brothers Sheep sells 3000 ewes to eastern buyer. Rosebud shipments to Incomar. Teton wool pool ships 30000 pounds at 30 cents. Montana saves $500,000 on gopher poison use. Frye Cattle buys 1000 head near Poplar. Leaf cutter bee study at MSU Bozeman. Bliss Triumph seed potatoes grown for Louisiana. Natalina’s Guernsey milk test crowns champion. Valley and spring wheat estimates. dairy meeting at Trout Creek. 100s of farm women attend Mothers’ Camps. Montana Grain Inspection lowers protein test fee to 75 cents.
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Lewistown
Montana
Upper
Arrow Creek
Judith Basin
Fort Assinniboine
Havre
Lincoln County
Roosevelt County
Scobey
United States Department of Torbay
Pondera County
Conrad Creamery
Patton
Montana Extension Service
Joe Barley
Barley Brothers Sheep Company
Sand Croek
Rosebud County
Tinos
WOMCO
Incomar
Teton County
County Shipping Association
O. JM. Stephl
Frye Cattle Company
Poplar
Department of Enetomology
Montana State College
Bozeman
Lousiana
Flom, Torrington
Lass Fpf
Valley County
Trout Creek
Sanders County
Billings
Poteman
Helena
Camp Tuffit
Brush Lake
Glasgow
Sidney
Forsyth
Montana Grain Inspection Laboratory
W. C. Whitcomb
Mis soula Seasonal Shipments Reach 500 Cars
Railroad officials project this season with 500 cars of beef and sheep shipments from Missoula. The estimate highlights regional livestock transport as the season progresses.
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Missoula
Montana farmers aim for 100 million bushels wheat crop
J C Templeton secretary of the Northwestern Grain Dealers Association in Lewistown predicts better farming methods and farmer influx will lift Montana wheat production to 100 million bushels annually within five years.
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Montana
J.C. ‘Templeton
Northwestern Grain Dealers’ Association
Lewistown
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