Custer Battle Anniversary Draws Nation to Montana
Veterans and Native American leaders marked the fiftieth anniversary of the Little Big Horn fight with ceremonies in Montana. Tens of thousands attended across three days as Seventh Cavalry veterans reviewed by Gen. Godfrey joined Sioux and Cheyenne survivors in parades and a final burial for an Unknown Trooper.
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Surplus forecasts and tax pace in Coolidge budget
President Coolidge reported a near 990 million dollar surplus for the year ending June 30 and a 185 million dollar projected surplus for 1927 with 20 million for 1928, while warning of no immediate tax cuts and proposing a 2 percent personnel savings plan. He cautioned a weaker 1928 outlook and urged budget discipline to avoid turning surpluses into deficits.
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German referendum rejects expropriation of princes property
In Germany a national referendum on expropriating prince wealth failed as 14.89 million voted yes against a 19.5 million threshold. Voters feared Bolshevik seizure and favored partial restitution to princes. President von Hindenburg and the government opposed full confiscation. Chancellor Marx proposed a compromise restoration. Socialists backed 15 percent of prewar income.
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Byrd and Bennett Return After Polar Flight Welcomed in U S
Lt Cmdr Richard Byrd and Floyd Bennett, first to fly over the world’s pole and plant the flag, return to the United States amid enthusiasm. In New York they are hailed by thousands, then honored by President Coolidge, cabinet members, and officials in Washington. Byrd receives the Hubbard Medal. Bennett earns a special medal. They tour Virginia, Byrd’s home state, with a royal reception in Richmond.
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Mystery of Evangelist Amee Semple McPherson Disappearance Partly Solved
The Los Angeles evangelist Amee Semple McPherson, missing since May 18, was found last week in Agua Prieta Mexico and taken to a Douglas Arizona hospital. She says she was kidnapped by two men and a woman, held for ransom, then escaped after wandering desert all night.
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Montana ranch news: two prize herds join McDermond stock
Harry W. Childs and Charles Anceney purchase the McDermond Shorthorn herd from Missouri, adding to their sweepstakes winning herd. A. B. Cook owns national prize Herefords in Town Send. McDermands shipped 69 head, including 15 animals winning first and second in class and the grand championship at Chittwo last year.
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Worms and cattle move through Montana farms in newsy report
reports of a worm that destroys Russian thistle in northern Lewis and Clark county draw attention. Teton County shipping association ships 27 cattle cars and one sheep car from Choteau. County agents report nearly 10 000 gophers killed since Cascade rodent campaign began.
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New worm helps farms curb Canada thistle near Kalispell
A novel caterpillar-like worm has been found eradicating Canada thistle on farms near Kalispell, offering a potential biological control option for the weed problem in the area.
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Wool pool formed after Henderso n presidency
A wool pool of leading sheepmen from Custer and Garfield counties is formed under W C Henderson of Jordan to promote a first class grade wool and arrange profitable market placement.
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