Nye Seated in Senate Vote Amid Farm and World Court Showdown
Senator Borah switched his stance to back Gerald Nye as the Senate seated him 41 to 89 amid divisions over world court adhesion and farm policy. The vote affirmed Nye as both state officer and US official, with farmers and midwest protectionism shaping support.
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Nye
North Dakota
Senate
Enator Borah
Gerald P. Nye
Sorlie
Ladd
Mr. Nye
Frazier
Dawes’ Cais
World Court
Middle West
United States
Minnesota Senator Attacks World Court in Wide Speech
Farmer-Labor Senator ridicules the world court as war machinery of the League of Nations. He argues decisions can be enforced by war, cites the covenant, and asks which governments started legal wars. McKinley of Illinois endorses court adherence and cites needs for foreign markets amid postwar shortages.
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Shipstead
Minnesota
League of Nations
McKinley Ofllinois
Philippine
World Court
McKinley
Europe
Italy
Germany
England
Austria
Hungary
Farmers split over co operative marketing plan in Washington
Two hundred delegates from the National Council of Farmers' Co operative Marketing Associations met in Washington to present diverse views to Secretary Jardine Congress and the country on proposed relief legislation. They generally favored administration machinery to promote cooperative marketing though factions remain, delaying a unified stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Agricultural Committee
Co-Operative
Farm Paper
Farm Bloc
Dickinson
Frank O. Lowden
Minois
Mr. Lowden
C.ol. Richeson
National Corn Growers’ Association
Coolidge
Towa
National Council of Farmers’ Co-operative Marketing Associations
Washington
Jardine
Congress
Kentucky Congressman Resigns After Supreme Court Refusal
OMN W. Langley resigns from Kentucky seat after Supreme Court declines to review his conviction for prohibition violations. He urges voters to elect his wife to fill the vacancy, claiming she better understands district needs. In Chicago, Mrs. Jacob Baur announces candidacy for Congress in the Ninth district opposing Fred Britten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omn W. Langley
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Congress
Chicago
Jacob Baur
Fred Britten
Mexico confronts U S over new alien land and petroleum laws
Roe Sam protests retroactive provisions through Ambassador Sheffield to Mexican Foreign Minister A J Saenz. Washington warns laws threaten American property rights and breach 1923 US Mexico agreement. Mexico claims sovereignty and that laws, not yet promulgated, regulate Mexican ownership and concessions per constitutional article.
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Roe Sam
Mexico
Sheffield
A. J. Saenz
Obregon
United States
Department of Industry and Commerce
Republic of Mexico
Lassiter Succeeds Pershing as Tacna Arica Plebiscite Chair
General Pershing's resolutions for investigation and punishment of outrages against Peruvians gain approval as Lt. Gen. William Lassiter sails from the Panama Canal Zone to assume the Tacna Arica plebiscitary commission presidency. Chilean member Senor Edwards concedes to the resolutions.
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William Lassiter
Panama Canal Zone
General Pershing
Tacna-Arica
Pershing
United States
Arica
Senor Edwards
Report on amortization of war facilities profits loss
The Couzens committee final report cites improper allowances by the Internal Revenue Bureau causing a government loss of 270,065,860 dollars. It condemns discovery depletion as a drain benefiting oil interests by 37,400,000 annually and notes copper mine tax violations costing about 6,000,000 each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couzens Senatorial Committee
Internal Revenue Bureauw
Rubber price rise spurs American rubber groups
Increased rubber costs from British control trigger two U S groups to safeguard supplies. The Rubber Association of America plans a ten million dollar annual program for five years to plant rubber trees in American controlled or favorable areas. The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce forms a ten million dollar organization to produce buy and trade in raw rubber and to make rubber tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubber Association of America
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Striking Coal Dispute Ends In Deadlock Over Arbitration
A joint conference of operators and miners dissolved after weeks of talks failing to resolve arbitration terms. Operators accused President Lewis of trying to dominate and threatening a $5 per ton price rise, which he denied. The dispute centers on arbitration of prices versus wages and protections against wage cuts.
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Lewis
Severe European Weather Grips Continent Amid Cold Wave
Floods and violent winds across Europe are followed by a severe cold snap. Water levels have risen then fallen as ice and snow blanket the region. Schools in Russia close due to extreme cold while Spain endures destructive gales.
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Europe
Mid
Naples
Russia
Spain
Doctor Luther Renamed Chancellor to Form New German Cabinet
President von Hindenburg asked Doctor Luther to form a cabinet representing Centrists Democrats German People's party and Bavarian People's party. Erich Koch failed to assemble a big coalition ministry as Nationalists and Socialists refused participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Luther
Germany
von Hindenburg
Navy appropriation bill targets airship program
The Navy Department appropriation bill submitted to the House calls for halting all lighter than air aeronautic activity. It would store the Los Angeles and reduce the Lakehurst establishment, counter to Rear Admiral Moffett’s guidance.
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Navy Department
House
Navy
Air Craft Development Corporation of
Detroit
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautica
1925 Forest Highway program planned for Montana
Engineer A C G Clark announced at Portland that 1925 plans authorize eight new projects and continue 10 existing ones under the forest highway program. Funds support Lewis and Chick highway through Lolo Pass, Flathead bridge on Columbia Falls Glacier Park route, Yellowstone canyon surfacing, Roosevelt highway work, YGB line reconstruction, Targher pass to West Yellowstone surfacing, and Yellowstone trail grading near Nine Mile to Alberton.
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Portland
A. C G. Clirk
Bureau of Public Roads For
Montana
Lewis and Chick
Lolo Pass
Premeditated Murder Ties Latseh and Jacobs at Forsyth Ranch
County authorities disclosed that Peter Jacobs and his niece Miss Mathilda Latseh were killed in a planned robbery at the Jacobh ranch three miles east of Forsyth. Arthur Thomas Testerly, a WWI veteran who escaped a Knoxville hospital, confessed to the killings and was linked to the discovery of the two bodies buried under haystacks on the Jarobi place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Jacobs
Rosebud
Mathilda Latseh
Felker Thiones
Arthur Thomas Testerly
Knoxville
Testerly
Jacobh Ranch
Jarobi Place
Forsyth
Pauroon
Taxpayers Make Montana A Desirable Place To Live
Taxpayers who bear the taxes deserve patronage and first consideration in purchases funded by tax money. They have made Montana a desirable place to reside and should be respected as beneficiaries of public spending.
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Montana
Adoption annulment tops Montana Supreme Court ruling
The Montana Supreme Court nullified the adoption of James Reed Thompson by Mroo and Mrs. W. A. Brockett of Red Lodge after reviewing a September 1924 district court action. The decision cites that Marcie Thompson, the boy’s biological mother from Portland, Oregon, never received notice and did not consent to the adoption. A habeas corpus bid by Mrs. Thompson to regain custody is before Judge Goddard in Billings.
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James Reed Thompson
Mroo
W. A. Brockett
Red Lodge
Montana Supreme Court
District Court
Marcie Thompson
Portland
Ore
Northern Pacific Sees Best Year Since Government Restoral
Charles Donnelly president of the Northern Pacific says 1925 was the line’s best year since federal government shutdowns. VP J M Woodworth accompanies him touring western lines. A 1926 budget of 16 000 0000 is set with few major Rocky Mountain upgrades beyond rebuilding the Green Horn Viaduct at 85 000.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Charles Donnelly
J. 4. Woodworth
Northern Pacific
Donnelly
Rocky Mountain
Greenhorn
Welena Mountain
Condensed copper output cited by Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal reports that Anaconda Copper Mining produced nearly 200 million pounds of fabricated copper and brass at its Great Falls plant and subsidiaries in 1925. The article notes this accounted for about 25 percent of the world's copper production.
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Anaconda
Great Falls
The
Wall Street Journal
Journal
Priest Rev. M M English Leaves on European Trip
The Rev. M. M. English of St. Francis' Catholic church departs for a two month journey visiting Rome and other parts of Italy, then France, Germany, and Austria.
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Hamilton
M.M. English
St. Francis’ Catholic Church
Europe
Rome
Italy
France
Germany
Austria
Betty Lou Farness Born in Wolf Point on Family Lineage
Betty Lou Farness born in this city to Mr and Mrs Andrew Farness of the Plentywood vicinity. she holds a fifth generation linkage with a living great great grandmother great grandmother and grandmother.
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Wolf Point
Betty Lou Farness
Andrew Farness
Plentywood
Soldier buried under Montana law despite early discharge
A Montana case ruled a man who was drafted and sent to Camp Lewis remained a soldier for burial expense purposes under state law. County Attorney Downey said the man, though physically rejected, was considered in service since he passed the local examining board and was taken to camp. The Silver Bow commissioners approved a $125 burial reimbursement.
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Montana
Camp Lewis
Silver Bow
T, KB
Downey
Butte
Jere
War Department
Drafe
Murray A Stebbins Elected Secretary of Montana Wool Growers
Murray A Stebbins of Glasgow was elected secretary of the Montana Wool Trowers association at a meeting in Helena. He succeeds TH Pigott of Roundup. Other items note anniversary at Telloth ranch, Rev G Whemme’s sixth year as pastor, and local bank dividends.
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Murray A. Stebbins
Glasgow
Montana Wool Trowers’ Association
National Wool Exchange
Helena
IL. Pigott
Telloth Ranch
Willow Creek
John Millett
Scotland
Fergus County
Tozmman
In G. Whemme
Presbyterian Church
de Elurel Tas
Great Falls
State Bank of Belt
American Bank and Trust
Belt Bank
WL. Bloomaulst
Colstrip
Theophy
Trosehud
Montanut
Rovernment
Federal District Coury
Great Fields
Arthur Peterson
Ross Evans Dietrich
Theodore Thompson
Veterans’ Bureau
Inia Butte
Trainmaster James Hi Dona Dies in Missoula After Illness
James Hi Dona, trainmaster of the Rocky Mountain division for Northern Pacific, died in Missoula after a long cancer illness. He moved to Missoula from Glendive ten years ago as chief dispatcher and was promoted to trainmaster in September 1922.
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James Hi. Dona
Rocky Mountain
Northern Pacific Railroad
Missoula
Glendive
Elk shipment plans move forward from Bison Range
Plans rapidly develop to move the GOO elk from the Bison Range to MidDeboro Mass. Percy Jones who purchased the animals from the government assists Fran H Rose warden of the park at St Ignatius. Two miles of winged V shaped fences form corrals. Bucks will be dehorned before hauling the elk two miles by truck to the railroad station.
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Bison Range
Middeboro
Mass
Percy Jones
St. Ignatius
Fran H. Rose
Pity She Now Pleads for Birthday Plane Gift
A playful exchange prompts a request for a new plane as a birthday present. The response questions the value of using old pieces on a new plane, closing with a light note on hardware.
Color It New With Diamond Dyes
Diamond Dyes pack offers simple directions for tinting delicate shades or dyeing permanent colors on wool silk cotton or mixed fabrics. Buy Diamond Dyes and tell the drugist your fabric type to match the color.
Democracy Mistress-Thursday at-home day
Fragmentary text reads like a personal note about scheduling. It mentions Democracy Mistress Thursday and a Cook Good person, with a suggestion to arrange a gathering or receipt. The exact context and entities are unclear.
Bayer Aspirin Warning Advised for Safe Purchases
A cautionary notice urges buyers to insist on the Bayer name on packages or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed for 25 years. The ad warns that imitations may be dangerous and urges saying Bayer at purchase.
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Bayer
Safety First "Pa" Santa Joke Inspires Reindeer Rationale
A Boston Tran script features Little Arthur joking that Santa uses a reindeer because the sleigh driver is too wise to risk cars, blending holiday whimsy with a cautionary note about safer choices. The line reflects a lighthearted Christmas mood and a traditional family exchange.
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Arthur
Santa Claus
Boston Transcript
Cuticura Ad Promotes Ointment Soap and Talcum
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and itching and urges bathing with Cuticura Soap then drying and applying Cuticura Talcum. It highlights a 25 cent price and promises a fragrance on the skin.
No Dreamer May I Married Jack Dreamer
Fragmentary lines confuse motives and feelings about marriage and illusion. The speaker recalls believing Jack was a dreamer and now reflects that he is only a sleeper, revealing a shift from idealization to disappointment.
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Jack
Jiune
Madrid
Buen Wumor
Red Cross Ball Blue Brightens Linen Laundry
To insure glistening white table linens use Red Cross Ball Blue in your laundry. It never disappoints. At all good grocers.
Record in Life Insurance Surges to 15.5 Billion in 1925
Capper's Weekly notes new life insurance written in 1925 totals 15.5 billion, over eight times the level a year a generation earlier. Uncle Sam's population now carries about 72 billion in life coverage, a potential world record for providence and common sense.
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Uncle Sam
Capper's Weekly
Build Up Your Blood Eugene Greg
J M Simmons of 24 N Jefferson St reports chronic weakness and pains from poor blood as cured by Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery after one bottle. He credits improved strength and disappearance of aches to the product and urges trials via 10 cent tablet offer.
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Eugene
Greg
Dr. Pierce
J. M. Simmons
N. Jefferson St
Buffalo
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America
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Tinois
Count Volpi
London
U. S. Bureau
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