Wilson Death Cast Shadow Over Nation Amid Mourning
Edward W. Pickard recalls Woodrow Wilson’s death on February 3 and the nation’s somber response. Flags at half staff, memorial services, and a solemn funeral in Washington and at Mount St. Alban mark the era’s end.
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Oodrow Wilson
Washington
Congress
National
America
Germany
Italy
Wilson
Fiame
Albania
Protestant
Woodrow Wilson
Lfe
Freeman
Revolt Crushed as Federal Troops Break Cordoba in Fierce Battle
Federal forces storm Cordoba, driving rebels from the town and pushing toward Vera Cruz. Rebels evacuate the city and relocate to the Isthmus area as De la Huerta and advisers flee toward Merida. Obregon’s cavalry pursues the retreating insurgents. The loyal Yaqui Indian forces are reported in the region.
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Cordoba
Vera Cruz
de la Huerta
Merida
Yucatan
Tehuantepec
Obregon
Greek leadership reshuffle shifts power during plebiscite
WVEAE LOB resigns as premier of Greece and hands post to Kafandaris who forms a new ministry while keeping influence on policy. Kafandaris rejects Henry Ford Genthau’s proposal to settle Glucksburg status before the plebiscite to choose the government form and to appease Queen Marie of Romania over King George.
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Wveae Lob
Prewer
Greece
Kafandaris
Marie
Romania
George
Henry 4Orgenthau
Glucksburg
British minister backs Soviet recognition and League entry
Plume Minister Macdonald states Britain fully recognizes the Russian Soviet government and supports Russia and Germany joining the League of Nations. He notes Britain’s France policy shift and says Paris has agreed to back the Seytradians in the Palatinate and Rhineland. Italy and Russia sign a trade pact as Mussolini plans an embassy to Moscow.
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Lloyd George
Woodrow Wilson
Premier Clemenceau
Rhineland
Foreign Office
Wilson
M. Clemenceau
Andre Tardieu
Tardieu
Chamber of Deputies
Mr. Wilson
P. m
Paris
MacDonald
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
League of Nations
France
Palatinate
Berlin
Italy
Mussolini
Moscow
Rykov Elected Russian Council Leader Amid Rebel Plans
Lexis Il Rykov is named head of the Russian council of commissars to replace the late Lenin. Reports claim a significant portion of the army, led by Trotzky, may revolt and move on Moscow in April. Rebels allegedly cooperate with Ukrainian forces for a terror reign and Jewish slaughter in southwest Russia.
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Lexis IL Rykov
Council of Commissars
Lenin
Trotzky
Moscow
Russia
Tax Bill Nearing House Reporting By Ways and Means
The Ways and Means Committee has completed the new tax bill and will report it to the House this week. Republican members unite for the Melon surtax and normal tax rates with a 25 percent cut on individual income taxes for 1924 based on 1923 incomes. The jewelry tax remains 5 percent but exempts articles up to 40 dollars and witches up to 60 dollars.
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House
Ways and Means
Wheat farmers banks plan aid conference details
A conference directed by President Coolidge outlined measures to aid wheat farmers and regional banks. Key points include creating a 10 million dollar funding corporation, a 50 million dollar Norbeck-Business loan fund, extending War Finance Corporation support, and potential tariff hikes to 45 cents a bushel pending tariff commission approval. E. W. Decker and C. G. Jaffray named as managers for the new corporation.
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Conference On
Coolidge
Northwest
Norbeck-Business
War Finance Corporation
E. W. Decker
Minneapolis
C. G. Jaffray
Son Line
Covlidze
Tariff Commission
Primary Candidates Face Higher Filing Fees Under New Law
A new primary law replaces petitions with filing fees for candidacy. Salaried offices under 1000 dollars cost 10 dollars, with 15 dollars for state house or senate fields. offices over 1000 dollars incur a fee of one percent of the salary.
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Yirvnie
House
Senate
State Carpenters Elect Officers for Ensuing Year
In Butte the State Council of Carpenters re elected Ee. BO Tromp oof Havre as president and approved next year’s meeting in Bozeman. The roster lists officers including J B Finley Butte as secretary treasurer and five vice presidents: WH K Pow Missoula J Frank O Connell Helena S F Breeden Bozeman J J Schwerdt Great Falls and Henry R Dewtseh Dillon.
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Bozeman
BO Tromp
Havre
State Council of Carpenters
Itss
Butte
KB. FF. Trump
Trenasurer
J. B. Finley
Nebraska draft bank guarantee law eyed as Montana model
James Holland of Havre Mont formerly of Broken Bow Neb visited the Nebraska state banking department to study its bank guarantee law. He said the measure would serve as a model for Montana initiative action in the coming election.
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Nebraska
Sioore
Montana
James Holland
Havre
Mont
Broken Bow
Neb
Nebrastar
Wolf Point Wins Roosevelt County Seat in Court
Judge George A. Hoerkan of Montana's Twentieth Judicial district ruled for Wolf Point in the Roosevelt county seat contest with Poplar. The court found fraud and bribery charges not proven. Wolf Point total 2,003 votes to Poplar 1,811, with post review adjusting to Poplar 24 and Wolf Point 1% votes.
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Wolf Point
George A. Hoerkan
Twentieth Judicial District of
Montana
Poplar
Roosevelt County
Court On Review
Poplars
Drumlumimoeni Mine to Reopen After Lengthy Shutdown
The Drumlumimoeni gold mine at Marysville will reopen under St. Louis Mining and Milling Co of Montana. Matt W. Alderson says he has gained control of the owning company after months of negotiations. The mine has a production record around 14 million dollars.
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Marysville
St. Louis Mining and Milling Company
Montana
Matt W. Alderson
Eastern Banks Will Exhibit Corn
Yellowstone county corn will be exhibited in St. Paul and Chicago as the County Agent ships the exhibits. Thirty exhibits of 10 cars each will be sent with corn from irrigated and non irrigated land. The Capital Trust and Savings bank of St Paul and the First National bank of St Paul will each receive exhibitions of corn from both land types.
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Yellowstone County
St. Paul
Chicago
Montana
Capital Trust and Savings Bank of
St. Pil
First National Bank
Umbrella Accident Leaves Elderly Woman Injured
Mrs Mars E Owen of Mis cout, an elderly woman, stepped in front of a turning vehicle while an umbrella shielded her view. She was run over and taken to hospital in serious condition with shock and internal injuries.
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Orsinim
Iit
Mars E Owen
Miscout
Miner Discovers High Grade Brick Clay on Fort Peck Reservation
Coal mine operator R P Jones reports a thick brick clay deposit of high grade on the Fort Peck Indian reservation near Medicine Lake covering at least a quarter section. Samples confirm brick clay quality. Development requires government arrangements for a permit to mine.
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R. P. Jones
Fort Peek Indian Reservation
Medicine Lake
Jones
State Capital News Reports Montana Land and Livestock Assessments
Montana equalization figures show increased city and town lot values but decreased improvements. Livestock values fell overall with counted horses and cattle down from prior years. Motor vehicle registration urged with early applications and officer cooperation to ease spring rush.
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Montana
Tabucaation
State Board of Equalization
Cvourly
Montana Livestock Values Down in 1923 Report
The Montana Co operat ive Crop Reporting service shows total livestock value fell to 8 4 6 4 0 0 0 in 1923 due to lower average stock values and fewer cattle though sheep rose. January 1 1924 value stood at 88 0 8 0 0 0, down from 98 2 4 8 0 0 0 in 1921.
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Montana
Montana Co-operative Crop Reporting Service
Montana Army Officer Seeks Clarity on Soldier Bonus
Attorney General Rankin ruled that the proposed constitutional amendment lacks a residence duration requirement for the Montana bonus. The text states only that a claimant must be a bonafide resident at the time of entitlement, not a set period of prior residence.
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C. ¢. Lamport
The
American Legion of Montana
W. 7
Rankin
Montana
Trustees Historical Library appoints state trustees
Pixon names Mrs Josephine Hepner of Helena James T Stanford of Great Falls and J H W T Ryman of Missoula as members of the board of trustees to serve two year terms.
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Overnor Pixon
Josephine Hepner
Telena
James T. Stanford
Great Falls
J. H W. T. Ryman
Missoula
Danner Appeal Filed in Montana Supreme Court
A RANSCRIPT on appeal has been filed in the Montana supreme court in the Seth Danner case from Gallatin county. Danner was convicted of the murder of Mrs Florence Sprouse at Central Park automobile tourist grounds November 14 1920 and sentenced to death January 11 this year after district court in Bozeman. Justin B I Smith attorney for the defense filed notice of appeal the day prior.
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Ranscript
Montana Supreme Court
Seth Danner
Gallatin
Danner
Florance Sprouse
Central Park
Bozeman
Justin BI. Smith
Invitation Reply for a Children's Party RSVP
A playful exchange highlights how to word an invitation. The suggestion favors using RSVP to indicate a child friendly event and invites guests to attend with a simple, clear phrasing.
Dandelion Butter Color Advertised for Half Century
A harmless vegetable butter color called Dandelion has been sold for 50 years in drug stores and general stores. Bottles are advertised at 85 cents.
His Mistake in London Weekly Telegraph Quote
A brief telegraph item notes a misstep where LT explains he was “sitting on Wille Brooks” and forgot to hold his feet, producing a terrible black eye. The dialogue captures a comic confessional moment in a London weekly feature.
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Wille Brooks
London Weekly Telegraph
Cuticura Advertises Soap Ointment and Talcum Uses
Cuticura promotes its soap Ointment and talcum for all toilet needs. The ad mentions curing sore hands and roughness by applying the Ointment and drying with tissue, plus general care with the products.
Archeological Dialogue On A Camel From Mrs Noah
A quirky exchange about a camel during an archaeological context features Mrs Noah noting fleas as the cause of trouble. Noah adds the camel is suffering from a flea infestation.
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Noah
Red Cross Ball Blue Laundry Ad
Snowy linens are the pride of every housewife. Keep them in that condition by using Red Cross Ball Blue in your laundry. At all grocers.
Simply Great Polly What Do You Think
Polly asks about her shoes and Percy compliments them as immense. The flirtatious exchange hints at social dynamics and mutual attraction with playful banter.
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Polly
Percy
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