Montana News Notes From Billings Missoula And More
The Montana page reports on the Billings board of directors organizing for next year, Missoula hosting the Montana Hardware Society, a cadet appointment to West Point for James Daly of Butte, and price shifts for oil near Cat Creek. It covers farmers weeks at Lewistown, a Miles City hotel fire, and the new heating plant at Montana State College Bozeman.
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Clark
Billings
Mid-Northern Oil Company
Cat Creek
Rideri
Denver
IF Oress County
Lewistown
Montana
Postal Service
Hyde Hotel
Main Street
Miles City
State College
Bozeman
William VL. Vplew
Department of
Architectural Engineering
Secretary of Agriculture
Forest Office
Livingston
Absarokee
East Lridge
Chris Yegen
Anaconda
Butte
Yegen
Clark W. Allen
Enaine
New Jersey
California
Alabama
Connecticut
North Carolina
Maine
Vermont
West Virginia
Florida
North Dakota
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Texas
Ohio
New Hampshire
Mexico
Glascaw
Scotland
Lowell
Wya
Great Western Sugar Company
Laurel
Northern Pacific
Driinord
Minn
Tacoma
Wash
Brainerd
Northwestern Stabilization Congress
United Farmers of Montana
Congress
United States Congress
Montana Retail Dealers’ Association
Kevin
Campbell
Mizpah
Sound&nee
Petroleum Corporation
Jersey
Great Falls
A. E. Onin
Montana Agricultural Progress
Montana Development Association
Missoula
Lake County
Missoula County
Flathead County
Deer Lodge
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Chile-Copper Company
Wall Street Journal
Montana Co-operative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
George A. Scott
Forsyth
Louisiana
Bliss Triumph
Horticultural Department
State Experiment Station
Baton Rouge
Valley County
Great Northern Railroad
Spicer
News Review of Current Events From Freno New Date
A broad review cites the Ruhr crisis Germany France Britain and Italy seeking mediation while the U S doubts any effective action. Congress debates privileged trading claims and labor protections. Labor unrest at Herrin and coal field agreements impact miners and operators across Ohio Indiana and Illinois.
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United Mine Workers of America
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Hainois
Americans Leave Ehrenbreitstein After Four Years
On a solemn ceremony day the flag over Ehrenbreitstein was lowered as American and French bands played. Major General Allen handed the fortress to the French. The American army of occupation, in tears, boarded trains to Antwerp amid Belgian cheers, then sailed home aboard the St. Mihiel after brief Rhineland detachments finish evacuation work. Secretary Weeks orders no American officers accompany French or Belgian forces as observers.
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Ehrenbreitstein
Allen
Weeks
Mosul Dispute Dodges Settlement at Lausanne Talks
Lausanne dispatches show Mosul unresolved as Britain pushes League of Nations referral while Turkey seeks a plebiscite. Curzon jokes about oil motives as major powers debate signing conditions. France and Italy resist pressuring Turkey. Angora protests Greek concentration amid talks.
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Near East
Lausanne
Mosul
Great Britain
League of Nations
Lord Curzon
England
Iraq
League
Curzin
France
Italy
Turkey
Angora
War Department asks Senate to restore DH for defense funds
War Department appeals to the Senate to restore to the army defense appropriations rejected by the House for Hawaii and Panama Canal defense projects and for maintenance of power works in Manila. The department seeks $886,900 restored to $818,500, with General Wells defending the original sums as necessary for defense.
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Hi War Department
Senate
Army
House
Oahua
Panama Canal
Manila
Department
General Wells
Senate Immigrant Quota Bill Shifts Basis to 1890 Census
Senate immigration committee holds hearings on a Reed of Pennsylvania bill to raise admissible immigrant percent from 3 to 5 and base quotas on the 1890 census instead of 1910, favoring northern Europe and trimming some southern nationalities. The House also backs the Green constitutional amendment to bar tax exempt securities, bipartisan opposition margins 233 to 101, with uncertain Senate fate.
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Senate Committee On Immigration
Reed
Pennsylvania
House
Harding
Sanford Nominated for Supreme Court Seat
President Harding sent to the Senate the nomination of Edward T. Sanford of Knox ville Tennessee as associate justice to fill the vacancy caused by Justice Pitney's resignation. Sanford, a native Kentuckian, has written and lectured on legal topics. Federal probes rise over envoys using diplomatic immunity to aid bootleggers. Cuban legation official denies liquor sales. Morehouse Parish hearing on masked mob murders ends with indictments expected. Attorney General Coco blames Ku Klux Klan involvement.
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Tllinots
Herrin
States
Senate
Marion
Organized Labor
Harding
Edward T. Sanford
Knoxville
Tenn
Supreme Court
Justice Pitney
Sanford
Washington
Legation
Padre
State Department
Morehouse
Coco
Montana Legislature Debating Gas Tax and State Reforms
Montana lawmakers consider a two cent per gallon gas tax and license fees tied to weight and price. Bills propose consolidating Silver Bow Butte and shifting school and enforcement powers, with debates on state offices, tax commission and university Chancellor abolition.
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Montana
Bernard
Flathead
Cady
Lincoln
Lowndes Maury
Silver Bow County
Bosley
Murphy
Pilgeram
Clarke
Gillin
McLeod
Bricker
Siednsticker
Platehead
Linco
Executive Good Rounds Committee
Butte
School For
Boulder
Cascade County
Welena
House of Representatives
Loble
Lewis and Clark County
Boorman
Cascade
Kenyon
Blaine
Lewis and Clark
House
Crumbaker
State Accountant
State Parole Commission
Senate
Paul, Dowlin
Clark
Church of
L. Q. Skelton
Maury
Silver Bow
State Tax Commission
Healy
Denny
University of Montana
Committee On Irrigation
Toole County
Jessie Roscow
Paul
Powell County
House Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Tax Commission
Swift
Treasure County
State Utilities Commission
Supreme‘court Commission
Tis
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Tranch
Ruhr
Fritz Thyssen
Germany
Rhineland
Belgium
Lattre Rhineland
Berlin
Saar
Palatinate
General Weygand
Essen
Yves le Trocquer
Warsaw
Polish War Ministry
Milo D. Campbell
Michigan
Federal Reserve Board
Flensburg
Chicago
Frenoo
Auiaye
Britain
Edward W. Pickard
Enator Lafollette
LaFollette
Treasury
Shaw
Oland
Forein
Pupbligper Sage
Rome
Mussolini
United States
Premier Branting
Sweden
League Council
Thrace
Smyrna
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