International Row Over South Tyrol Ties
News review summarizes Mussolini and Stresemann exchanges over the German minority in southern Tyrol, Italy blocks discussion, and hints at possible League of Nations involvement. Germany rejects Italy’s stance as unjust threats and warns of self defense. Tyrolean raids and arms seizures reported.
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Brenner Pass
Tyrol
Germany
Reichstag
League of Nations
Mussolini
South Tyrol
Italy
Fassi
Europe
Musso Uni
Berlin
League
Lavarone
Formation of Ward Food Products Corpora
A new corporation named Ward Food Products is forming with capital of 2 000 000 000 dollars. Details indicate the venture aims to establish a major food products operation and expand distribution. Directors and initial management are unnamed in the document.
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Ward Food Products Corpora
Britain coal commission backs state ownership of mines
The coal commission urges the government to buy and run all mines, close unprofitable pits, and reemploy workers in profitable ones. It calls for no wage cuts or longer underground hours.
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REAT
Britain
Coal Commission
Revival of Blue Sunday Law Sparks Tennessee Debate
The blue Sunday law resurfaces in Tennessee, restricting work to essential or charitable acts and prompting talk of law revisions. In Brockton Massachusetts Anthony Bimba faces blasphemy and incitement charges under a 229 year old statute. The Massachusetts legislature considers a special commission to study obsolete laws for repeal.
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Tennessee
Massachusetts
Brocton
Mass
Anthony Bimba
Bimba
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Joint Committee On Rules
Ceekoe Franco Leads Spanish Air Flight to Buenos Aires
Ceekoe Franco and three companions completed a Spain to Buenos Aires flight covering 6 232 miles in 62 hours 52 minutes. The voyage stages matched the planned times almost exactly and drew a highly enthusiastic welcome in the Argentine capital.
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Ceekoe Franco
Columbus
Spain
Buenos Aires
Italy Seizes Jarabub in Cyrenaica to Halt Senussi Rebellion
Italian forces advance into Cyrenaica with a column occupying the Senussi headquarters at Jarabub. The capture secures the oasis and city and blocks trade routes from central Africa to the coast, signaling a decisive suppression move.
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Taly
Cyrenaica
North Africa
Jarabub
Central Africa
Missoula to Host Joint Encampment Of Seven Patriotic Groups
Missoula posts of the Grand Army of the Republic plan a joint encampment with the American Legion Ladies of the G A R Woman's Relief Corps United States Spanish War Veterans VFW and auxiliaries for June 14 to 16. Jacob Ohl, G A R commander, calls meetings to form entertainment and advancement committees. The event expects several hundred visitors and may see the American Legion join the group. The encampment was decided last summer due to small G A R membership.
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Missoula
Grand Army of the Republic
His Woman's Relief Corps
United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Jacob Ohl
Ry Tins
of the American Legion
Confidence of Local Merchants A Montana Call
A plea urges readers to support Montana merchants by spending cash locally. The appeal stresses merchants handle guaranteed first grade goods and stand behind their merchandise, encouraging community trust and avoiding cash leaving the state.
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Montana
Autographed shire constitution album presented to state historic
Gilman Bullard of Welena donated an autographed album containing signatures of all signers of the shire constitution and the convention employer. Dr W M Bullard arranged the signatures, led by Senator W A Clark and ending with Cornelius Hedges Jr., then a page of the assembly. Bullard departs for Washington to join the General Land Office drafting division.
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Gilman Bullard
Welena
Washington
General Land Office
W. OM. Bullard
Ano Nhere
Gibman Bullard
W. A. Clark
Peruna Credited With Relief From Severe Catarrh
A historic testimonial traces a 1904 chronic catarrh sufferer who found relief after using Peruna, claiming complete recovery of bowel trouble in three days and five bottles. A 1924 note reiterates continued health and ongoing recommendation. The ad invites readers to send four cents for a catarrh book from the Pe-Ru-Na Company in Columbus Ohio.
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Peruna
Increase in State Poultry and Eggs Shipped in December
Montana railway commission reports thirty nine carloads of poultry and eggs moved out of state in December marking a sharp rise from December 1924 when none were loaded. Total car loadings fell slightly from 27 784 in 1924 to 27 007 in the recent December, a drop largely due to coal movements amid milder winter weather. Compared with last December, gains occurred in butter canned goods company coal poultry dried peas and beans potatoes corn wheat hay horses cattle sheep logs stone sand and gravel and refined oil.
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Montana
Montana Railway Commission
Montana Receives Federal Aid For Road Work In 1927
The federal aid allotment for the fiscal year 1927 offers Montana 1 551 500 for road work beginning July 1. Most funds come as 5644 percent government fund and 43 percent local county and state money. If fully utilized the total may reach 2 645 000 for construction and maintenance, with 100 percent government aid on roads crossing Indian reservations requiring no local cooperation.
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Montana
A. C. Clark
Bureau of Public Roads
Pioneer Nancy Keenan 78 Dies in Miles City Home
Mrs. Nancy A. Keenan a Miles City resident of almost five decades died at her home after several months of illness. The batch of Montana items include architect A V Melver elected Montana Association of Architects president, and state Eagles meeting set for Missoula with July 9 and 10 dates prior to Seattle national gathering.
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Nancy A. Keenan
Pioneer
Miles City
Billings
Montana Association of Architects
Helent
Nemie
Montana
Missoula
Seattle
Supreme Court
Richard Foley
Vietor
Mr. Foley
Butte
Clifford Vaughn
Justice Court
Vaughn
George Kimball
Lewistown
Middlehore
Mass
Percy R. Jones
The
Elk Breeding Association
Cat Creek
O. M. Lanstrum
Helena
Dr. Lanstrum
Guard Officers Attend Infantry Training at Fort Benning
Three Montana National Guard representatives attend regular army training this year instead of two. Captain Adlen B. Ross of Harlowton’s Company TD and Captain B C Emory of Polson’s Company TB head to Fort Benning in Georgia. Sergeant Earl Ro Welliver from headquarters company in Helena also attends the Fort Benning infantry school.
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Montana National Guard
Adlen B. Ross
Iarlowton
B.C. Emory
Polson
Fort Benning
Earl Ro Welliver
Helena
Bank Changes Hands In Gallatin Valley
The National Bank of Gallatin Valley has been acquired by Commercial National, the Gallatin Trust and Savings, and the Security Trust and Savings banks of Bozeman. The purchasing banks assume all deposits and liabilities of the former institution.
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National Bank of
Gallatin Valley
Gallatin County
Commercial National
Gallatin Trust and Savings
The
Security Trust
Savings Banks of
Bozeman
Red Lodge School Board Names New Superintendent
Named school board members at Red Lodge elected TI. B. Field as superintendent of the Red Lodge grade schools for next year. He succeeds R. M. Porter and brings 11 years of experience, mostly in Montana and Wyoming, to the Roosevelt school and manual training program.
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Red Lodge
TI. B. Field
Roosevelt
R. M. Porter
Montana
Wyoming
Logger Dupuis Killed in Flathead Lake Incident
A logging truck operator, Francis Dupuis, was killed eight miles north of Polson on Flathead Lake. Coroner A C Retz suspects logs slipped during unloading caused him to fall eight to ten feet and break his neck on impact, based on snow marks and scene evidence.
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Francis Dupuis
Polson
Flathead Lake
Ile
A. C. Retz
Montana National Guard tops regional attendance in 1925 December
The Montana National Guard led California Idaho Washington Utah and Wyoming in December 1925 attendance, reported to Col. E H Williams adjutant general from San Francisco corps area headquarters. The Service Company of the 163rd Infantry in Bozeman ranked second in attendance among all area companies, based on armory drill attendance.
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Montana National Guard
California
Idaho
Washington
Utah
Wyoming
E. H.willams
Corps Area
San Francisco
163Rd Infamry
Bozeman
Montana Flour Shipment Sets Record for Hard Wheat
A 52 carload flour train left Harlowton for the east, enough to bake 4.5 million pounds of bread. It is the largest single shipment of high protein hard wheat flour ever sent from Montana, with farmers receiving over $100,000 in cash from Montana millers.
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Montana
East
Harlowton
Parker Re-elected Montana Horticultural Leader at Missoula
Fred T. Parker of Hamilton was re elected president of the Montana Horticultural Association during the closing business session of the 29th annual convention held in Missoula.
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Fred T. Parker
Hamilton
Montana Horticultural Association
Missoula
The Transgressor’s Path Proves Surprisingly Smooth
A proverb-like note suggests the road for wrongdoers feels easier than expected. It contrasts moral peril with outward ease, hinting at hidden consequences and the ease of slipping into wrongdoing before justice intervenes.
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