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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1923
Page
6
Edward W. Pickard reports on political maneuvering around LaFollette's push for a presidential nomination. Brookhart and Governor General Wood's stance with a Filipino cabinet and Franco‑American entente considerations shape the Republican scene.
Magnus Johnson’s decisive victory over Gov. Preus places Minnesota’s Farmer-Labor party in the Senate with two members, signaling stronger influence for La Follette. Party leaders assess implications for Harding’s renomination and future GOP dynamics as debates over policy and the world court grow.
The candidate, praised for his “better than ever” chances, talks with European leaders about economic cooperation inspired by Rochdale. He urges immediate congressional action on the Norris bill to aid farmers and calls for an extra session. He rates the Russian soviet government highly and predicts grain market pressure. Belgium presses a British-aligned policy view echoed in Paris papers.
Harding tours south from Alaska as Philippine leadership resigns in protest against Governor General Wood. Quezon Roxas and others resign over perceived overreach, while Ismet Pasha signs Lausanne peace with Turkey amid open door concessions. The mixed claims commission studies German spy records as elevator fire damages prompt $1 million claim.
Britain has submitted its reply to the German reparations note to allies and the United States but kept terms secret pending consideration. Marquis Curzon faced a difficult task. France may concede to avert a rupture in the entente. Poincare warned England against further concessions, and a Rome conference plan is discussed to resolve reparations.
Premier Mussolini tightens grip on Italy by winning parliament approval for a redistricting law. The measure faces liberal opposition, while Mussolini warns of punishment if not obeyed. He boasts of achievements for national restoration despite widespread concern over dictatorial methods.
Governor Proctor scheduled a special election for November 6 to fill the death caused vacancy of United States Senator William P. Dillingham who served twenty three years. The primary is set for October 30.
After a decade of efforts the government asks the federal court in St. Paul to dissolve International Harvester into at least three independent firms. Attorney General Daugherty argues the company remains a restraint on trade in harvesting machinery and monopolizes the market in violation of the Sherman act. The proposed firms would include two implement companies and a third handling steel and coal assets, designed to preserve competition while allowing互_efforts to compete on equal terms.
ELK Bowmon, Montana hail insurance chief, after inspecting storms across the state, says crop losses will not exceed typical years. Most claims cluster along Musselshell river between Judith Gap and Billings. northern areas report light damage. Gallatin and Yellowstone storms caused losses but outlook remains good.
Heavy oil flows reported from the Madison lime in the Soap Creek area. West ern States Oil and Land reports continued deepening of a discovery well near Hardin with expected sustained production across several thousand acres. Other rigs at Bowdoin and Homestake advance toward deeper sands as Absaroka tests lower formations and Northern Pacific plans two deep wells in 1923. Drilling near Joliet and in the Kevin Sunburst field yields new producers while Cat Creek and Winnett transport volumes.
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