Happenings of a Week Abroad and at Home
A roundup from Ottawa Belfast Geneva London Funchal Washington Tokyo Victoria Hamburg Berlin Funchal Washington and many U S locales notes political turmoil, exile moves, indictments, wrecks, weather, and public and legal actions. Key figures include Hirohito Zita Briand Harding and Nes tos among others.
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Ottawa
Canada
Belfast
Geneva
International Masonic Congress
Brussels
London
Craig
Ulster
Lloyd George
Funchal
Madlera
Charles
Austria-Hungary
Zita
Cardiff
Allies
Council of Ambassadors
Tokyo
Hirohito
Japan
Supreme Court grants two habeas writs in Montana cases
Two writs of habeas corpus were granted by the Montana state supreme court. Jed Gagnier former mayor of Anaconda held in Deer Lodge county jail for killing John Anderson, and C R Cassill and Scott K Cassill bankers from Ovando sought bail reduction of 40000 pending appeal. Cassills faces 6 to 12 year sentences. joint bond reduced to 15000. Also notes on veterans welfare probe and grouse population rise.
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Supreme Court
Helena
C. R. Cassill
Scott K. Casalll
Ovando
C. A. Spaulding
Cassills
Scott K. Cassill
C. H. Cassill
Deer Lodge
Montana Corn Growers Form State Organization
Miles City reports the Montana Corn Growers Association is formed after the state corn show. Officers elected include George W. Mason president and Clyde McKee secretary treasurer, with key directors and committees named. The group plans affiliation with the Montana Seed Growers Association and to handle certified seed.
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J. J. Dardon
Tolly Hartwick
Paul Wagner
Yorsyth
Professor McKee
Bozeman
A. J. Ognard
M. L Wilson
Lee Bennett
Association
Billings
Virginia City seeks revival of ancient Alder channel treasure
T Castle of Virginia City reports that San Francisco investors have taken ten leases in the Tobacco Root mountains near Virginia City. Special drills and equipment have been ordered in Portland to reopen the Alder creek Ancient Channel and revive miner history. Work is planned to start in March or April.
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Butte
Montana
Tobacco Root
Virginia City
San Francisco
T. ¥. Castle
Madisonian
Portland
Various Montana News Briefs Highlight Economic and Local Events
A Brockway area farm bureau forms as census shows new citizens in Great Falls. Scobey business leaders fund a school gym project while Powell County notes the death of Deputy Sheriff Powell Davish. Ex servicemen settle land on Sun River project. touring Yellowstone trail park planned at Pompey’s Pillar. Montana lumber industry expands Libby operations. Missoula range work continues. Snowstorms raise Montana water levels and challenge weather records. a Miles City railman dies in a fall. Great Western sugar factory in Billings completes harvest with 400000 bags produced. 142000 tons handled. Montana experiment station buys 368 ewe lambs for breeding and research at Fort Ellis. Harrison hotel owner Sig Schilling shot by robbers near Butte. Montana Irrigation Drainage Institute to meet in Great Falls Dec 8-10.
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Animal Husbandry Department
Montana
Bozeman
Fort Ellis
Many Diseases Costing Farmers Billions Says USDA
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the piece notes farmers lose over 200 million dollars yearly to animal diseases. It urges cooperation with federal and state authorities, prompt reporting of contagious diseases, quarantine and sanitation, and relying on agricultural college specialists for guidance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Thvery State Agricultural College
Department of Agriculture
Hamilton President Montana Teachera Great Falls Dean J M Hamilton
J M Hamilton of Bozeman Agricultural College was unanimously elected president of the Montana State Teachers association in convention. Dr Sheldon F B Davis of Dilton State Normal College was elected first vice president. J F Sharpe of Stevensville became second vice president. C G Manning of Lewistown was chosen treasurer and D S Williams of Glasgow unopposed for treasurer. C W Grantley re elected to the state executive committee. The convention adjourned after the Wednesday afternoon session.
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Great Falls
J. M. Hamilton
Bozemah Agricultural College
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Sheldon FB. Davis
State Normal College
Dilton
J. F. Sharpe
Stevensville
C. G. Manning
Lewistown
D. 8. Willams
Glasgow
C. W. Grantley
City to Protect Light Globes From Slingshots
City council enacted an ordinance making it a misdemeanor to carry or discharge a sling shot air gun or spring gun within city limits. Several reports of damaged decorative globes and near misses prompted the unanimous action and avoid further repairs.
U Board Places 100 Teachers in Missoula Schools
Nearly 100 teachers are placed in Montana schools by the university board from June 1 to October 1. Of these, 56 are graduates and the rest attended the university. New teachers will earn salaries between 1350 and 1550 dollars.
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Missoula
University Board of Recommendations
Walter R. Ames
Forest Taxation To Be Studied By Missoula Foresters
Missoula section of the Society of American Foresters plans a winter program focused on forest taxation. A member says the investigation is a scientific foresters' problem vital to Montana residents and will be conducted by individual research with findings shared publicly at season's end.
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Missoula
Society of American Foresters
Montana
Splendid feed for hogs from rape forage
Rape proves valuable as a spring sown forage crop for hogs at the Ohio experiment station. It yields a nutritious, pilatable feed across the season if not grazed too closely, with an estimated value of 77.87 dollars per acre over 119 days in replacing concentrates like corn and tankage.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Feet of Horses and Breeding Quality
In breeding horses, stress should be laid on sound well shaped feet in mares and stallions to ensure this quality in offspring. Poorly shaped weak and flat feet in parents transmit similarly to their progeny. Climate and soil influence foot quality with dry upland areas producing stronger feet while marshy damp regions yield softer inferior feet.
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Ruma
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Estaver
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Lynn J. Frazier
Nonpartisan League
Nestos
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Grand Forks
Joseph A. Kitchen
Sentinel Butte
William Lemke
John N. Hagan
Agriculture and Labor
Phoenix
United States District Court
William H. Sawtelle
Roy Gardner
Reno
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Nev
Claire K. Vance
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State Supreme Court
Montana Department of the American Legion
Veterans’ Welfare Fund
Lewis and Clark Post
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James H. Bonner
Edwin Cummins
Tidena
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Toomey
Veterans Welfare Commission
American Legion
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F. W. Mettler
R. Everett Leslie
Big Hole River
Dillon
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Madison County
GOR Growers
Brockway
Paul Vancleave, Jr
Sweet Grass County
Scobeyn
Big Timber
Altmark
Powell Davish
Powell County
J. Nelds Lumber Company
Libby
War Finance Corporation
Mount Montana
AAA
Uuu
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Pompey's Pillar
Yellowstone
Montana Power Company
YC. Hurst
A. Price Townsend
Broadus
C. W. Walte
John Johnson
Oo Murdo McKay
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
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McKay
Helena Weather Bureau
Sig Schilling
Harrison Hotel
Montana Irrigation Drainage Institute
George O. Sanford
Hamilton
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