Montana Happenings Tied In A Few Words
A roundup of Montana items covers Mrs. David P. Dickepan of Billings seeking a diverse program, Culbertson business group planning, Rosebud elevator rebuild, Senator Myers bill for Havre court sessions, Klan funeral mystery, and new $60,000 Men story forage plant in Billings. Also notes elections for Blackfeet and public funds, oil excitement in Chinook, juvenile crime stats, and railway survey news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Dickepon
Billings
Culbertson
Vicinty
Rosebud
Henry L. Myers
United States Senate
Havre
Choteru
Red and Gun Club
Missoula
Ku. Klux Klan
Fred MacLean
David Kohn
Chicago
Kohn
Middie
Plat Head
Col A. A. White
Kalispell
St Paul
No Phin
Bad Rock Canyon
Stevensville
Seville Old Agency
Heart Butte
Browning
Raymond Th. Lewis
Montana
Senate
Harding
Mr. Lewis
Livingston
Chinook
Rhoades Syndicate
Bowes
Ry Ss. Gaunt
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Direat
Miles City
Red Lodge-Rosebud
A. C. Spencer
Montana State University
J. K. Hesler
Butte
Yellow Stone Trail Association
R. T. Kerrignson
Beartooth Mountain Forest
Montana Railway Company
Salt Creek
Montana Power Company
West Side
Sunn River
Missouri River
Great Falls
James Dow
Anconda
Hawkesworth
Montan
State Supreme Court
Albert J.galen
Mills
Helena
Montana Dry Farm “Triangle
Northern Pacific
Bonner
Milltown
Montana Development Association Bulletin
Threats of Turk at Smyrna Press Up German Towns
War cloud looms in Near East as Smyrna tense with Turkish pressure on allied ships amid Franco British Italian naval moves. Versailles failure, Curzon ultimatum, and Soviet noninvolvement color diplomacy while senate debates the ship subsidy bill and harbor funds.
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NCE
Near East
Ismet Pasha
Curzon
National Assembly
Angora
London
Smyrna
Gulf of Smyrna
Adnan Bey
Constantinople
Paris
Edsal
Congress
Senate
Turley peace talks strained by Turkish objections
The text notes Turkish objections to a peace treaty with concessions sought by Curzon and Ismet Inonu. Ismet balked at guarantees for foreign persons and property and at certain economic provisions, while French and Italian delegates backed Curzon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Curzon
Ismet
Isha
Imit
Perons
Turcy
Curzon
William Haskell shifts view on Turks amid relief work
Former head of American relief in Russia says Turks are not as bad as portrayed. After travels to Lausanne Constantinople and Moscow he urges feeding 600000 Turks at Smyrna and hinterland whose homes Greeks demolished. He accuses Greeks of barbarism and contends Turkish atrocities were overstated in American churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haskell
Russia
Lausanne
Constantinople
Moscow
America
Smyrna
Haskell
German Ruhr crisis deepens after Cuno Essen visit
Chancellor Cuno, pressed by labor unions, agrees to Ruhr food rationing under government control to avert a communist rising. France expands seizures across the Rhine, surrounding towns in the Wupper valley and tightening penalties, while Paris views Poincare as too lenient.
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Erman
Ruhr
Cuno
Essen
Schmidt
Dusseldorf
France
Rhine
Strasbourg
Csse
Goddelau
Frankfurt
Wupper
Elberfeld
Ciy
Italy Ratifies Washington Naval Treaty and Submarine Pacts
The Italian Chamber of Deputies ratified the Washington conference accords on naval limitation and submarine provisions along with gas warfare and China tariffs. Premier Mussolini backs the treaties, leaving the opposition negligible. Paris reports the navy treaty will soon go to the French parliament with a recommendation for adoption but no principle binding on French armament limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Washington
Halian Chamber of Deputies
Mussolini
Paris
Harding urges passage of British debt funding agreement
President Harding appeared before Congress and urged fast passage of legislation approving the British war debt funding agreement. He endorsed the American commission report calling the agreement a business settlement that preserves obligations and marks a first major step in postwar intergovernmental readjustment. Bills were introduced in both houses with good chances of quick approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Congress
American Commission
House
Senate
Pork barrel fight over army appropriation grows
Senator Spencer of Missouri defended the full 56 million dollar allotment for rivers and harbors in the army appropriation bill, opposing Budget Bureau's 27 million recommendation as Wadsworth Borah Ashurst Lemont and others pressed to cut the sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
National Defense
Wadsworth
Borah
Ashurst
Lemont
Viln
Budget Bureau
Spencer
Pew
Missouri
Pan American Conference Opens March Twenty Fifth
Government names eight eminent representatives for the Pan American conference in Santiago Chile. Officials clarify stance on expanding the union to include non American nations and potential League of Nations representation is discussed. Central American talks in Washington conclude with a peace treaty and multiple conventions and protocols. The Rhineland occupation troop convoy reaches Savannah with families among the contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
League of Nations
League
Washington
Immigration quotas cut with ban on Japanese entry
The House committee on Immigration approved a bill to reduce annual admissions to 186 497 from 358 837 and added a clause to prevent breaking up families. The Senate also passed a measure admitting Armenian refugees, including permission for up to 25 000 Armenian orphans under sixteen to enter the United States.
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HK House Committee On
Senate
United States
Chicago paper sues over Klan membership claims
The Chicago newspaper, split editors and publishers arguing among themselves, faces multiple lawsuits from prominent locals. They allege defamation for naming individuals as Klan members or applicants, seeking large sums in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HK Ku Klux Klan
Chicago
Mine Disasters Leave Many Trapped and Dead
A Dawson New Mexico Canadian events: an explosion entombs 122 miners with many feared dead at Dawson New Mexico. A Cumberland mine blast on Vancouver Island BC kills 18 men and injures many more. Causes of both blasts remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Cumberland
Vancouver Island
B.C
Edward E Barnard dies. famed Jupiter satellite discoverer
Edward E Barnard, a leading astronomer from the University of Chicago and Yerkes Observatory, died last week in Williams Bay Wisconsin. His 1892 discovery of Jupiter’s fifth satellite earned him international fame and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wii
America
Edward E. Barnard
University of Chicago
Yerkes Observatory
Williams Bay
Wis
Montana House Debates Broad Tax and Salary Cuts
Lawmakers push bills to cut state salaries by about 10 percent and eliminate six district judges and six stenographers. Other measures include endowment funds for schools, sinking funds for bonds, amortization of school bonds, a 3 percent crude oil tax, and a plan to reduce county offices. Senate debates include alien land ownership, auto license revenues, and jury service expansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Kenyon
Blaine County
Walter Pope
Missoula
County
Lable
IM. Brandford
Missoula ‘County
Senate
House
Montana
House Committee On Oil and Gas
Ways and Means
Industrial Accident Board
Leuthold
Stillwater County
Story
John C. Cronk
Biathe
William S. Butterman
Gallatin
Valston
Kohrs Bielenberg
State Penitentiary
Deer Lodge County
Stoddard
Deer Lodge
Fish and Game Commission
Nelson
I. G. Denny
Lowndes
Charlies R. Swift
Florence Kerr Facey
Philips
Committee On Public Morals, Charities and Reforms
Carlson
Pope
Scharnikow
Powell
Committee On Judiciary
Siegfriedt
State Highway Commission
Gov
Dixon
Brandford
Duffy
Hill
Maury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mortana
Council
Gat Creek
Kevin- Sunburst
Public Service Commission
Richard A. Haste
Burton K. Wheeler
New
Livingston Rifle Club
Justin M. Smith
Earnest Shanks
Red Lodge Little Theater, Association
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Anaconda
West Rosebud Canyon
Dayton
Ohio
Louisiana
Lowes
Louis II
Monaco
Ibelen
Leopold
New York City
Italy
Edward W. Pickard
Asia’ Minor
Mosul
Chintalja
Maritza
Turkey
Rhineland
Savannah
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