Roundup Montana Notes Highlight Local Developments
Montana notes report opposition to tax assessment changes at Roundup Musselshell County Taxpayers meeting. Other items cover road work near Absaroka forest, Jersey breeders association forming in Lewistown, oil drilling near Hardin, big mine records at Klein Roundup, and the new state board of equalization chaired by J W Walker.
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Rounddp
Musselshell County
Neal Bridge
Independen
Forest Development Fund
Lewistown
Jersey Breeders’ Association
Jersey
Charles Puehler
Y.M.C. A
Billings
Yellowstone Valley
Glendive
Hardin
Mardin
Eldergrove Rane Company
Yellowstone County Clerk and Recorders
General Farm
Wyestock
Jardine
Federal Power Commission
Washington, D.C
Fureka [Hydroelectrical Company
Montana
Graves Creek
Lincoln County
Eureka
Mont
Billings Rod and Gun Club
Big Butte
Butte
United States
Butte Rotarry Club
John van Dolah
Clyde Park
Livingston
van Dolah
Great Northern Railway
Great Falls
New
Iockford
Klein
Republic Coal Company
Cuiazo, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Ohio Association of Retail Lumber Dealers
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
California
Shirley
Ford
Montana Livestock Pavilion Company
Mystle Lake
Montana: Power Company
Big’ Timber
Congress
Dbutte City
Tan
Montana’ Railroad Commission
AL LL. Wilson
Agricultural College
Carbon County Farmers’ Union
Calvin Investment Compaany
Miles City
Dave Peden
Walter Muqua
Handel Mercantil Company
Carpenter Creek
Geneva
Specia
State Board of Equalization
Tax Commission
J. W. Walker
Judith River
Elnt
Hobson
Fish and Game Commission
J TL. Pruyson
Carpenter
Montana Sportsmen's Association
C. A. Jackaways
Western Sugar Company
Gardiner
Yellowstone National Park
Porphyry Dike Gold Mining Company
Rimini
Helena
James Treen
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Frank B. Connelly
Billings Commercial Club
National Chamber
Connelly
Billings Chamber
United States Reclamation Service
Simms
Reclamation Service
Coal Shipments Stopped Amid Allied Peace Treaty Tensions
Edward W. Pickard reports on halted coal shipments as Belgium backs its ally in the peace treaty negotiations. Lausanne tensions rise as Britain accepts an American plan to fund debt, signaling shifts in postwar economic arrangements.
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Belgium
Lausanne
Treasury Secretary Mellon Urges Tax Exempt Sec Stop
Mellon calls for halting tax exempt securities or replacing surtaxes on incomes as a matter of urgent national finance. The issue draws investor attention and prompts public opinion questions.
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Treasury
Mellon
League council acts on boundary pact and naval limits
The league council reported acceptance by Czechoslovakia and Hungary of its boundary settlement proposal and agreed to hold an international conference on extending Washington naval restrictions. It invited league members to limit annual armament expenditures to 1913 levels and discussed German minorities in Poland.
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League Council
Ruhr
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
League
League Assembly
Washington
Poland
Lithuanian Troops Hold Memel Amid Allied Pressure
In Memel regular and irregular Lithuanian units continued to control the area despite Allied efforts to remove them. The dispute underscores the region’s fragility and ongoing tensions among occupying powers.
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Aving
Memel
Senator Rorah Seeks International Conference On World Economies
Senator Rorah renews a proposal for an international conference on world economies. He warns the administration drifts and cites a French Ruhr invasion risk driving a Germany Russia Turkey alliance likely drawing the U.S. into a new European conflict. He suggests U.S. participation in deliberations while European powers bear treaty responsibilities, like Algeciras in 1906.
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Rorah
Ruhr
Germany
Russia
Turkey
United States
Algeciras
Johnson
California
Representative Porter Seeks Global Narcotics Production Surge
Representative Porter of Pennsylvania, chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, introduced a resolution urging President Yarding to push worldwide production of narcotics and habit-forming drugs and to report within six months on efforts. The President would decide whether to call an international conference on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epresentativie Porter
Pennsylvania
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Yarding
Harding Accepts Tacna Arica Arbitrator Ruling
President Harding accepts the arbitrator's vote in the Tacna Arica dispute between Jeru and Chile. The world and the Vatican hope the decision ends the age old enmity between the two nations.
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Harding
Jeru
Chile
Tacna-Arica
Vatican
Pacific Coast Tour Supports Prohibition Stance
Commissioner Haynes reports strong support for strict enforcement of the eighteenth amendment across the Pacific states and the Southwest. Juarez officials pledge cooperation with the United States to curb liquor and drug smuggling. Fifteen railway signal workers who refused to join a previous strike receive eight hour day with overtime pay. wages for some men rise from 68 to 72 cents an hour while general wage hikes are denied.
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IFTEEN +hays
Federal Railroad Labor Board
Railroads Ordered to Resume Discount Mileage Books
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders railroads to restart issuing interchangeable mileage books at a 20 percent reduction from standard passenger rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana House Passes Tax Commission Bill and Appoints Seven
The Montana legislature sent the tax commission bill to the governor who signed it on Friday. J. W. Walker Kalispell becomes state treasurer along with Bergson and A. J. Violette. The seven members will oversee a coal mining feasibility study and state ownership plan. The slate included Harris Hoffman Zuck Berryman Caplis Smethurst Carlson.
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House
State Tax Commission
Crumbacker
Senate
Nelson Story, Jr
Dixon
J. W. Walker
Kalispell
O. A. ‘Bergson
A. J. Violette
Missoula
State Board of
Montana
Caplis
Harris
Hoffman
Zuck
Berryman
Smethurst
Carlson
Gallatin
Duffy
Ruffcorn
Cowley
Rodgers
Buell
McCormick
Nelson
Brand
Ford
Pope
Battleman
Hl.j. Rhoads
Teton County
Demel
State Board of Railway Commissioners
Kelly
Silver Bow County
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Sranch
Degoutte
Rhineland
Saar
Dusseldorf
Berlin
France
Weygand
Brussels
Great Britain
Ctino
German National Council
Moscow
JPR Arly
Lord Curzon
Italy
Ismet
Iis
Curzon
Ambassador Child
Egypt
Sudan
Maritza
Thrace
Adrianople
Greece
Karagatsch
Mosul
League of Nations
Dardanelles
Lord Balfour
League of Nations Council
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Lithuania
Ngland
England
McKellar
Robert Watson Vof
New York
Dr We By Crafts
International Reform Bureau
President Coggrave
Irish Free State
Edward Ww
Pickard
Mesdames Facey
Hamilton
McCarty
Jessie Roscow
Troy
George P. Tawney
Ravalli County
Peden
House Committee On Revenue and Taxation
P. N. Bernard
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