Global turmoil in China sparks foreign clashes and Russian support
News Review describes rapid China upheaval with mobs at Shameen Canton and foreign casualties as British French Japanese forces consolidate, while Moscow allegedly fuels the unrest. China seeks treaty revisions. Britain faces anti foreign sentiment. Russo-Chinese talks loom amid Chang Tso Lin's control of Shanghai. In Europe, France aims to evacuate the Ruhr by August under Dawes plan and Pact talks. Greece faces another coup as Saloniki garrison seizes power.
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China
Moscow
Canton
Shameen
Vongkong
Kwantung University
Russian Red
Hongkong
American Association of China
Washington
Shanghai
Peking
Shanhai
Rankow
Foretgn
Chamberlain
House of Commons
London
Russia
Karnakhan
Chang Tso-lin
Feng
Chang
Europe
Pnainleve
Briand
Council of Ministers of
France
Herriot
Ruhr
Cologne
Dawes
League of
Hindenburg Bans Estelriederich from Knights Ceremonies
President von Hindenburg forbids Estelriederich son of the former Kaiser from officiating at Knights of St. John knighthood rites and orders the ceremonies moved from Potsdam's monarchist church to a small chapel at Sennenburg. He also says he has resigned his functions. Knights of St John active in restoring the monarchy.
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von Hindenburg
German Republic
Estelriederich
Kaiser
Knights of St. John
Potsdam
Sennenburg
Morocco Crisis Deepens as France Spain Clash Over Adagir Plan
French and Spanish talks stall over allowing French forces into the Spanish zone toward Sheshuan and Agadir to crush Abd el Krim. US and Italy could become involved if the Algeciras convention is denounced amid a French chamber vote of confidence for Premier Painleve.
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France
Spain
Abd-el-Krim
Madrid
Sheshuan
Agadir
Sayes
Algeciras
North Africa
Italy
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Painleve
Morocco
Krim
Moscow
M. Zinovieff
Third Internationale
Federal anti liquor enforcement system reorganized
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury with President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon approval announces a full reorganization. State lines will be erased, state prohibition directors abolished, twenty two federal districts created plus one each in Porto Rico and Hawaii. Each district will have an administrator with two assistants a chemist and a counsel.
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Treasury
Andrews
Coolidge
Mellon
United States
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Washington
Department
Italy Negotiations Open on War Debt to United States
Negotiations are under way in Washington on Italy's war debt to the United States. Ambassador de Martino and Mario Alberti met with Secretary Mellon and Undersecretary Winton of the American debt commission. Italy seeks a ten year moratorium and a grace period before remittances, with the debt around 2.188 billion dollars. Talks to be conducted with official secrecy.
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Italy
United States
Washington
de Martino
Mario Alberti
Mellon
Winton
American Debt Commission
Rome
President Coolidge at Swampscott advocates further tax cuts
The president and family are safely settled at the summer White House in Swampscott with marines guarding. He urged economy in government and announced that existing retrenchment could cut income taxes by about 300 million dollars. Public expenditures this year total 3.035 billion, down from 5.116 billion in 1921, and the debt is reduced to 20.551 billion. Surplus forecasts are 200 million for this year and 290 million for next year, with a recommended tax reduction to Congress.
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Coolidge
White House
Swampscott
Washington
Department
Congress
Ladd Succumbs to Long Illness in Baltimore Hotel
Edwin F. Ladd of North Dakota, a former U S senator aligned with La Follette and the insurgent bloc, died after a long illness in a Baltimore hotel. Ladd, elected as a Republican with Nonpartisan league backing, supported the third party movement last year. Governor Sorlie will appoint his successor.
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Ate
United States
la’ Follette
Edwin F. Ladd
North Dakota
Finay
Baltimore
Mr. Ladd
Nonpartisan League
la Follette
Sorlie
New Montana Banking Board Appointed in Helena
Governor Erickson named a Montana banking code commission to study state banking laws. Former Gov Samuel V. Stewart was elected chairman and Jay Larson will serve as secretary. Members include H Witthuus and WA Brubaker, with a deadline to report by November 1, 1926 for transmission to the twentieth legislative assembly.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway
W. H. Finley
F. W. Sargent
Marvin Hughitt
Northwestern
Vanderbilt
First National Bank
New York
Sargent
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana Banking Code Commission
J. Erickson
Legislative Assembly
Helena
Samuel V. Stewart
Jay Larson
Stewart
H. Witthuus
Deer
Lodge
WA Brubaker
Terry
Prairie County
Brubaker
Terry State Bank
Montana
Erickson
Twentieth Legislative Assembly
Montana Labor Discusses Employment Problems
Representatives of organized labor met at Missoula for the Montana State Federation of Labor convention chaired by Stephen Ely president and El L Mauson secretary. No major action is anticipated as no outstanding issues face Montana labor and a legislative program may wait until next year. The gathering drew 110 affiliated unions and several nationally known labor leaders to connect local concerns with national perspectives.
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Missouli
Montana
Musselshell Abandons 1925 County Fair Plans
Musselshell county officials abandon plans for a 1925 fair citing insufficient finances and the unfeasibility of funding through a war tax levy. Early committees had formed and a county levy was in progress before the decision to shelve the event for another year.
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Musselshell
Four Governors Speak at Yellowstone Park Opening
Four state governors attended the formal opening of Yellowstone Park with Montana governor J B Hrickson presiding and Idaho governor C C Moore Utah governor George Dern and Wyoming governor Nellie Tayloe Ross also speaking. The parade featured Yellowstone rangers an Indian band from Tort Hall Idaho the Pocatello band plus invited guests and tourists.
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Yellowstone Park
J. JB. Hrickson
Montana
C. C. Moore
Idaho
George TH. Dern
Utah
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park Rangers
Tort Hall
Pocatello
Drowns in Gardiner River Father Watches
Walter Shaw a 46 year old Gardiner hotel owner and Grasshopper Glacier promoter drowned in the Gardiner river just above Gardiner. His young daughter watched from the river bank as Shaw, a longtime Park County resident, met the tragedy near Yellowstone park.
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Walter Shaw
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner River
Gardiner
Shaw
Gardiner Hotel
Park County
Lodge Grass Crow Take Part in Hal Roach Western Shot
Chief Plenty Coos of the Crow tribe in Lodge Grass acts in a Hal Roach western thriller. The Lodge Grass area serves as a setting and a large Crow turnout appears in several scenes of the production.
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Chief Plenty Coos
Lodge Grass
Hal Roach Company
New G A R Commander Chosen at Butte Joint Meeting
R L Cleveland of Great Falls selected state commander of the Grand Army of the Republic as Missoula chosen for the next gathering. The decision came during a joint meeting with the United Spanish War Veterans held in Butte attended by the last G A R members.
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R. L. Cleveland
Great Falls
Grand Army of the Republic
Missoula
United Spanish War Veterans
Butte
Rail project crews map Scobey Opheim route announced
Great Northern railway officials announce six surveying crews are mapping the new Scobey Opheim railroad project. The effort seeks to outline the line and guide construction plans across the region.
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Scobey-Opheim
Great Northern Railway
Police Officer William Dwyer Found Dead in Lewiston
Lewiston mourns Police Officer William Dwyer a pioneer and merchant officer found dead when the Dueth and Co office was opened. He held a telephone in one hand and officials believe his death resulted from a shock during an electric storm.
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William Dwyer
Lewiston
Merchant
Dueth & Co
Dwyer
Haskins Elected Grand Commander of Montana Knights Templar
Frank W. Haskins of Butte was elected grand commander of Montana Knights Templar at the thirty-eighth annual conclave of the commandery held in Great Falls.
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Knights Templar
Frank W. Haskins
Butte
Montana
Great Falla
Natural gas to reach four cities from Bowes structure
Dave Boyd announces Montana company contracts to build 130 miles of 12 and a half inch pipeline from the Bowes structure near Chinook to Havre Big Sandy Fort Benton and Great Falls. Construction starts in 90 days with gas delivery in 120 days. The plan includes eight additional gas wells this year.
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Great Falls
Dave Boyd
Rocky Mountain States
Montana Company
Bowes
Chinook
Havre
Big Sandy
Fort Benton
Great’ Falls
Hi Way Meet Shows Big Delegation to Custer Highway Convention
More than 800 delegates have signified intention to attend the sixth annual Custer Battlefield Hiway convention to be held in Billings on August 10 and 11. A great auto caravan will start August 5 from Des Moines traveling along the highway, with delegates joining along the route. Secretary Fisher will supervise the caravan and coordinate travel.
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Custer Battlefield
Hiway
Billings
W. D. Misher
Bilings
Great Auto Caravan
Des Moines
Carnayvan
Fisher
Roundup of Meagher County Range Horses Under Way
Officials announce a roundup of worthless range horses on Meagher County lands as authorized by last legislature. TW Hendren of the Helena national forest district assists in the operation with Henry Lingshire of Meagher County serving as foreman. Unclaimed horses will be shot or disposed of per the law.
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Meagher County
Ws. Hendren
Helena O National Forest
Henry Lingshire
Death Takes Pioneer Tlarald Tilleson of Rosebud County
Death takes pioneer Tlarald Tilleson who came to Rosebud in 1880 and was known to old residents. He died at the state hospital in Warm Springs at age 70 after two years of prospecting in Alaska and a long tenure in Rosebud, with a brief stay at Lame Deer.
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Tlarald Tilleson
Rosebud
Bridge Project Backed By County Vote And Bonds
Miles City supports the pro ject by 270 to 28 to build a Powder river bridge. Custer county electors favor issuing 50000 in bonds to finance the new bridge replacing the one washed out by flood waters two years ago. Returns from county precincts show general favor.
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Miles City
Custer County
Powder River
Billings Man Elected VP at 1926 Christian Endeavor Convention
Billings was chosen for the 1926 convention of the Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor after its 1925 session in Butte. Melvin O. Seitz of Billings was elected first vice president of the state organization.
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Billings
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Butte
Melvin O. Seitz
Theatre Men Meet Montana Motion Picture Owners
Theatre leaders convened with Montana motion picture theater owners at Hunter's Hot Springs to discuss business and policies for Montana exhibition. The meeting focused on industry concerns and regional cooperation.
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Montana Motion Picture Theater Owners
Hunter's Hot Springs
Montana
Auction Planned for Hays and Lodge Pole Townsites
The secretary of the interior has authorized an auction of lots in the Fort Belknap Indian reservation townsites of Hays and Lodge Pole. The move enables disposal of parcels under federal authority and marks a formal step in the land allotment process.
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Hays
Lodge Pole
Fort Belknap Indian Reservation
Secretary of the Interior
Robert H. Brown Elected Superintendent in St Cloud
Robert H. Brown, former Glendive schools superintendent, has been elected superintendent of schools in St. Cloud Minnesota. The announcement states Brown will take the post after serving at Glendive.
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Robert H. Brown
Glendive
St. Cloud
Minn
Deer Lodge Records Quiet Month With No Arrests
Deer Lodge, a lawful city of about 4000 residents, reports no arrests for 30 days marking an unusual stretch. The county jail keys have sat unused for a month aside from admitting two lodgers.
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Deer Lodge
Yellowstone Park roads reopen to traffic to the playground
With roads through Cody and Lander in Wyoming opened, all highways to the playground area of Yellowstone National Park are now open for motorists.
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Cody
Lander
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
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