Record of World Events From June 15 Highlights
Inter allied commission head Lerand reports German volunteer groups in Upper Silesia aimed at both government and Poles. Greece backs offensive against Turkish nationalists. Quebec endures police fire strike. militia ready and sworn-in policemen. Irish crisis deepens near Cork as a Republican leader is killed. mass arrests follow. Stromboli volcano erupts raising flight fears. Constanti nople prospects loom with Turkish nationalist advances. United States budget and disarmament debates unfold as Taft named chief justice. Coal crisis warnings and railroad wage reductions dominate U.S. policy discussions while numerous foreign and domestic events fill the week.
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Lerand
Interallied
Upper Silesia
Berlin
Germany
Orgesch Party
Bavaria
Greece
Quebec
Leo Murphy
Mid-Cork
Irish Republican Army
Cork
Murphy
Strombell
Stromboli Island
Sicily
Ann Attemigryt
James Crile
Ulster
Famonn de Valera
Deader
Constantinople
Europe
Anatoli
Tsirid
Asia Minor
Mustapha
Wemiti Pasha
Rail employes vote on wages across 16 unions
Chicago reports that 16 railroad labor groups will hold a referendum by September 1 to accept or reject the 1 percent wage cut effective July 1. Leaders say unions may resist the cut and explore adjustments through a subcommittee of five organizations to resolve disputes.
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Chicago
Big Four Brotherhoods
United States Railroad Labor Board
Secrecy Veils Progress Made At Conference
Article reports limited public details on a peace conference as discussions between Eamonn De Valera and southern unionists continue. It notes cautious movements by government forces, Sinn Fein links to Irish districts, and references a Friday adjournment amid diverging views on England crisis.
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Doublin
Jan CL Smuts
Trish
Miblin
Sinn Fein
Trish Balletin
Dal Kiracnn
Eamonn de Valera
England
United States
We de Watera
Senator Wolcott resigns from U S Senate in Delaware
U S Senator Josiah O Wolcott resigns effective immediately as he serves as state chancellor in Wilmington Delaware He notes the move to Vice President Coolidge The term lasts until March 4 1925 Governor Denney will name his successor Names discussed include T Couletian DuPont and Judge Daniel O Hastings Both Republicans while Wolcott is a Democrat.
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Wilmington
Del
Josiah O. Wolcott
Coolidge
Senate
Wolcott
Denney
New Dairy Rules Take Effect July First
Montana announces three dairy classifications certified milk inspection and market milk with specific point requirements. Bottled or pasteurized milk rules apply, with strict labeling and producer details required. Calendar notes Helena meetings of the National Association of Secretaries of State, plus a new deputy superintendent of banks appointment and weather updates.
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Montana
D. W. J. Butler
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Legislative Assembly
American Association of Medical Milk Commissions
The
Livestock Sanitary Board
Legion Elects Kalispell as Next Meeting Place
At the third annual state convention of the American Legion Kalispell was chosen as the site for the next meeting. Officers elected include Tom Busha of Bighee state war risk officer commander O Q C Lamport Forsyth vice Famine Joseph J D Vey Townsend finance officer A Y Poore Wolf Point historian W G Ferguson Miles City retiring commander national committeeman the Rev Mr Callahan northern Montana chaplain. Delegates named to the national convention in Kansas City include Charles E Te Helena Roy Molumby Great Falls Adjutant General Charles Sheridan Helena Lea Graybill Belt Francis A Silver Butte Judge C E K Comer Plentywood S H Weimer Deer Lodge J H Fitzgerald Miles City G I Stevens Billings and alternates Reno Horace Casey Butte with state commander and vice commander acting as delegates for an 11 man delegation. At the same time the Women's Luxury conyleted its state organization by electing officers.
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Tom Busha
Bigee
C. Lamport
Forsyth
Joseph J.D Vey
Townsend
A Y. Poore
Wolf Point
W. G. Ferguson
Miles Citys
Mr. Callahan
Northern
Nontana
the Legion
Kansas City
Charles E. Tew
Helena
Roy Molumby
Charles Sheridan
Lea Graybill
Belt
Francis A. Silver
Butte
C. EK. Comer
Plentywood
H. Weimer
Deer Lodge
J. H. Fitzgerald
Miles City
G. I. Stevens
Billings
Reno
Horace Casey
445 Register at State University in Missoula Summer Session
Missoula reports 445 enrolled on the third day of summer school at the State University of Montana, up from 125 a year ago. About one fourth are regular students, most others are teachers from state schools. The nine week term replaces two six week terms, which registrar J B Speer cites as a factor in the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
State University of Montana
J.B. Speer
State University At
The
High Valuation Placed on Yellowstone Sheep
Montana Woolgrowers report shows Yellowstone County leads in sheep valuations with 1921 yearling assessments at 6 per head, 117 above state average. Two year olds valued at 5 and ewes at 15, with Carbon County similar and Rosebud slightly lower. Across 24 counties, yearling values range from 4 to 6, with varied assessments for older classes.
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Mings
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Yellowstone County
Carbon County
Rosebud
Grasshopper Campaign Supplies Poison Across County
In Poplar area the grasshopper control effort continues with farmers urged to spread the poison mixture. Over 24,000 pounds have been distributed by Lee Tinker and helpers, with more being prepared daily. Major Mossman reports a $1,500 immediate fund from Commissioner Burke to buy poison for Indian lands under lease.
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Lee Tinker
Mossman
Burke
Indian Department
Plan Memorial for Gibson in Great Falls
The local Commercial club launches a movement to create a permanent memorial for Senator Paris Gibson the founder of Great Falls. The project aims to honor the man who envisioned a city along the Missouri river and saw it grow to about 25 000 residents but the plan’s scope remains to be defined.
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Great Falls
Paris Gibson
Missouri River
Treasure State brief notes on Montana events and economy
Red Lodge Rod and Gun club releases 16000 trout in streams near Rock Creek. Co Shearing in Custer county with night shifts. Coalwood Community club formed with 5000 capital. Bozeman adopts commission government with narrow vote. Curlew King leased for 125000 by Holter to W R Price. Dr K E Meyer studies soils in Yellowstone. Northwestern rep for National Fire Insurance appointed. Great Northern track damaged near Havre. 15 hours to repair. Powder River County receives 1748.06 from Custer County. Montana college fraternities lead in scholarship averages. Rock Creek Lake club forms to promote Deer Lodge colony. Bitterroot apple crop demands 500-600 cars. potatoes 700. Missoula university adds instructors. several new grads. Gold found near Helmville may assay five to fifteen thousand per ton. Increased rail travel to Yellowstone. washouts easing. freight up. Howard Melaney places third in Chicago singing contest. Associated Industries wage cut impacts Great Falls. workers walk out.
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Unrding
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House
Raymond McCirich
AfeCook Neb
eRpubtean
Phareing
United Allies
Phins
Charles G. Duaowes
Taft
Harding
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Disabled American Veterans of the World War
Detroit
Bus- Hess
Motion Picture Theater Owners of America
Minneapolis
Phiver: Lasky Corporation
Miogie “Monopaly
Trathroad Tatar Board
Redds
Waldece Brita
Philidelphia
Mvlied Medical Association of
Armerian
Livingstone Parrand
Red Cross
Cornell University
Py Jacob Gould Schumman
Miister
China
Cincinnati
United States Grain Growers
Tnc
New York State Controller's Office
Andrew Carnegie
United States Railroad
Socialist National Convention
Western
Af Fernoon
Distriet Court
Bismark
N. D
JW. Printon
Perhivy
Brinton
Tohouse Af Representatives Committee
Nonpartisan League
Trunheed
Bank of North Dakota
Breweh
Sonk
Farge
Henletty Henry I Trouh
Winona
Spokane
Deer Lodge Farms Co
Deer Tedge
Mont
Troub
Harold Ey Page
Unionity
Mich
Joseph W. Weatherby
Fort Davis
Texas
Visalia
Sacramento
Matherfield
Ninety-first Aero Squadron
Oatman
Arizona
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Cital
S. W. Fitzgerald
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Daboep Board
Chadtimen
de Ta
Ae Lion Daothe
Brotherhood of Locomotive Paedmeers
Heather Iva
Lateaattd Bee Firemen
North Ammeriod
Phon
Hhoey
Oral Efantiner
Sessian
Cheir
Teomake Ar Rensenents
Smuts
South Africa
U. S
Charles T. Stewart Arranging
National Secretaries of State
Charles T. Stewart
National Association of Secretaries of State
Mr. Stewart
Stewart
Anaconda
Charles A. McCoy
L. Q. Skelton
McCoy
Mrr
Skelton
LR. Cunningham
Tie
American National Bank of
Weather Bureau
Highland
Legion
Kalispell
Tom. Busha
Big Timber
Argo
Lewistown
the American Legion
State University
Gibson
Red Lodge
Custer County
Coalwood Community Club
Bozeman
Victor
Pend
Holter Company
W. RR. Price
K. E. Meyer
University of California
Yellowstone National Park
Dear W. Lowe
National Bire Insurance Company
Hartford
Idaho
Great Northern
Lobman
Havre
Aidy
Powder River County
F. T. West
W. OD. Tallman
Montana State College
Rock Creek Lake
Bitter Root
Northern Pacifc Railway
Michael McCormick
Helmythe
John Higgins
Powell County
Helmville
Assenger
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Howard Melaney
Glendive
Chicago Musical College
Falla
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