French political crisis and Poincare potential cabinet
Edward W. Pickard reviews turmoil in France as Herriot’s radical government falls, Poincare offered to form a national unity cabinet with Briand and Monzie shifts. The scene shifts to American politics with the Coolidge camp, farm lobby tensions, and blows against prohibition debates amid mounting economic strain.
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Lerance Peems
Ver Bey
Herriot
Briand-Cailiaux
Suc Epe
Hindjig
Hindjig Suffeient Stpport In the Chasey Chamber of Deputies
de Monale
Ihself
Briand Hadeen
Douvergues
Poincare
Hod
National Union
Oman Toe
Fh Poincare
Piiand
Foureign
Leagues
Painiere
Leon Blum
France
Paris
America
Debates in British Parliament Over War Debts
Violent attacks on NCLE SAM during a parliament debate on the French debt settlement. Lloyd George calls Britain’s pay to the United States a mistake that dragged Europe into trouble. Snowden and others attack the debt agreements while Churchill defends them.
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NCLE
Lloyd George
Britain
United States
Europe
Great Britain
America
Philip Snowden
Churchill
Runciman
Senator Fess Visits White Pine Camp
Senator Fess of Ohio stayed at White Pine camp as Coolidge’s guest and said the administration would keep opposing price fixing and some farm measures. He predicted no strong West backlash to tariffs, noted Coolidge’s popularity remains, and blamed post war deflation for farm unrest. He forecast Republicans control Congress but may rely on insurgent votes if Arizona Kentucky Maryland Missouri and Nevada flip.
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Coolidge
Repibors
Central Committee
Sith Wy Crook
Parker
Lowden
National Republian Party
Corn Belt Committee
Committee of Twenty-Two
Des Moines
Congress
Iowa
UU No
Nebraska
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Enator Fess
Ohio
White Pine Camp
West
Arizona
Kentucky
Maryland
Missouri
Nevada
Borah Speech to Georgia Ministers Sparks Harsh Debate
Senator Borah addressed the Protestant Ministers Association in Augusta Georgia delivering a sharp critique that provoked a heated response from attendees and drew attention to religious and political fault lines of the era.
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Enator Borah
Protestant Ministers’ Association
Augusta
Poland to dispense with military attaches at legations
Foreign Minister Zelewski announced Poland will remove military attaches from most Polish legations. He stated Poland seeks friendly relations with all nations and does not want foreist soil but will not yield any of its own soil.
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Pilsudski
Zelewski
Poland
Mexican government moves against Catholic church leaders
The government arrests thirty six Catholic priests for contempt of law and nonregistration. Church authorities refuse to register. a nationwide boycott on government revenue items including lottery tickets is launched. Catholic society members vow to obey central church orders. Catholic women drop social functions.
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Mexico City
Baths of the Week Spotlight Across Notable Figures
Feature highlights baths linked to Felix Dherjinsky, head of the Soviet secret police, Martin L. Lueck the Democratic Wisconsin governor candidate, and Henry T. Douglas the Confederacy’s last surviving general.
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Felix Dherjinsky
Martin L. Lueck
Wisconsin
Henry T. Douglas
Coeur dAlene forest fire threat grows with major burns
Fire rages across seven national forests in Idaho and Montana with about 64 000 acres burned this month. The Coeur d Alene area is closed to tourists as flames threaten Glacier Park Hotel and nearby towns.
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Coeur d'Alene
Glacier Park Hotel
Forestry of
Ferts
Sactar
Takthator
Pend Oreilte
Binckfeer
Coeur Wia Alene
Kootenai
St. Joe
Clearwater
Coeur d'Alene Forest
Priraelise
Coeur d'Atene Forest
Glaeier
Glieler
Nsonte
Forest Service
Otivines Pedis
University Radio Starhoge Ag Minsoggi
Hs Wan
Jury Rejects Claims in Clark Estate Case
A district court jury, after deliberation spanning three weeks, found no share for three women alleging kinship to Senator Clark in the MALO estate of state senator Wo OA. The jurors ruled there was no legitimate heir relationship to Tebitha Kate Brooks among the three claimants.
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Delberiian
District Court
Dette Fara
Sa. Malo
Tetate Senaetor
Hark
Effie Chirk McWilliamis
Ane
Alma FE
Ark Vines
Clarksdale
Addie TL. Chark Miler
Denver
Cheelings
Clark
Tebitha
Kate Brooks
Chirk
Missourd
Montana
State oil share aids Montana taxes in 1925
The state board of equalization set the oil production tax based on net proceeds from 1925 reports. The state share, three and one half mills, applies to county levies on wells’ net proceeds, totaling 812 088 with 4 020 023.54 barrels valued at 6 480 561.71 and deductible costs lowering taxable value to about 3 600 000.
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Montana
State Board of Equalization
Montana Supreme Court Restores Leasehold Ownership in Oil Field
In Toole County Montana trustees of the Gordon Campbell Kevin syndicate win a ruling restoring 2600 unit holders to ownership of 16000 acres of leasehold interests in a northern Montana oil field. The Montana Supreme Court affirms the district court judgment against Campbell and related companies including Campbell Oil, Gordon Campbell Petroleum and the Royal Canadian Oil.
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Gordon Campbell Kevin Syndicate
Montana
Montana Supreme Court
District Court
Toole County
Campbell
Campbell Oi Company
Gordon Campbell Petroleum Company
Royal Canadian Oi Company
Onion sets forecast for Orchard Homes Bitter Root district
A district survey predicts 140 acres will yield 1.77 to 2.0 million pounds of onion sets this season. The forecast translates to about 40 to 50 carloads of the crop from Orchard Homes and Bitter Root valley.
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Orchard Homes
Bitter Root Valley
Wheat yields surpass expectations in Chapel district
Farmers in the Chapel district threshing wheat report yields from 15 to 23 bushels per acre, higher than the 8 to 10 bushels expected. The improved harvest follows favorable growing conditions and robust grain quality across fields.
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Chapel District
Fire destroys 84 foot derrick at Record Petroleum well
A fire at the Diamond Leuthold No 2 well in the Rig Lake field near Billings destroyed the 84 foot derrick and the rig used to drill to 3800 feet. Intense flames and a burning gas jet fed the fire, with the derrick burning within ten minutes after ignition.
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Record Petroleum Company
Rig Lake
Billings
Hatchet buried as six towns unite in Judith Basin dedication
At the dedication of a new $100,000 courthouse in Stratford Judith Basin county six former hostile cities Hobson Moccasin Windham Stanford Geyser and Lewistown pledged friendship and joined forces for community building. The event ended a long county division fight shaping Montana history.
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Judith Basin
Statford
Hobson
Moccasin
Windham
Stanford
Geyser
Lewistown
Mactivity
Montana
Fergus County
Dairwing
Fergus
Cascade
Judith Bagin County
Montana Supreme Court
Yonteasure
Committee to tour towns for new state normal site
State board of education committee named to choose the site for the new state normal school begins location investigations. Members include George T. Black of Ellensburg Washington and Presidents Fisher of Solingham Normal and Baker of the State Normal School of Wisconsin. The panel will visit Might towns Tendive Mites City Willines Tarsveh Reundap Lewistown Ghisgew and West Paint.
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State Bom) of Education
State Normal
George T. Black
Ellenburg
Wash
Isher
Solingham Normal
Bellingham
Baker
Suite Normal School of
Wisconsin
Tendive
Mites City
Willines
Tarsveh
Reundap
Lewistown
Ghisgew
West Paint
Railway Crew Transfers Reported Across Regions
Fragmented OCR describes multiple train crews and clerks reassigned on a designated date. It mentions passenger, freight, and engine crews with changes at Glasgow and another exchange point, plus a note on handling at Wolf Point and Glasgow locations.
Montana Briefs Span Roads Rail Lines and Power Upgrades
Montana reports progress on Libby 200Hbepoint and Kiliston reconstruction near Helena. Billings sees near quarter million in building, 6000 new Montana families. Gibson dam bids open August 31 in Fairfield. Glasgow division point may remove two Wolf Point families. Havre Medicine Lake highway work starts. Great Northern electrification plans delayed by Montana petroleum use. Ralph Budd notes at Great Falls.
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Libby
Billings
State Department of Publicity
Helena
Montana
Gibson Dam
Beaver Creek
Fairfield
Fonequin
Glendive
Cabin Creek
Kiliston
Welena
Orl
Eire
Sweetgrass Sun- West Saw
Sweetgrass
Glasgow
Great Northern
Wolf Point
WL Coleman
Judith Gap
Hill County
Havre-Medicine Wat
Havre
Medicine Tat
Montana Petroleum
Great Northern Railroad
Rocky Mountains
Ralph Budd
Great Falls
Preparations to seek Supreme Court review of 1921 tax law
The attorney general's office at Helena is preparing to ask the United States Supreme Court to review the decision of the state supreme court holding the 1921 gasoline tax law.
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United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Helena
Wolf Point Seeks Eastern Montana Normal School
Wolf Point city council acts to place the town as a candidate for the eastern Montana normal school. A certified check for 2500 dollars is mailed to the state board of education in Helena with the formal application.
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Wolf Point
Eastern Montana Normal School
State Board of Education
Helena
Montana Plantings Lead 1925 In Statewide Crop Estimates
Federal and state crop reports from Helena show Montana farmers planted more acres of principal crops this season than in 1925. Total wheat acreage nears 3.59 million, spring wheat up while winter wheat lags. corn acreage dips from 1924 highs, but planting intentions suggest gains if conditions allow. Farm numbers rise modestly, but average crop acreage per farm expands.
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Helena
Montana
Montana farming notes on wool, wheat, and harvest methods
The report covers Robinson & Rieder elip consignments to Adams & Leland of Boston, a Lower Yellowstone water users payment under a new contract, and Montana farmers planning a Canadian trip. It notes 164 000 acres of wheat in Daniels county and county yields, plus low-cost harvesting trends with Hart header barge adoption and storage ideas from Thomas P D Campbell.
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Robinson & Rieder Elip
Devon
Adams & Leland
Boston
Yellowstone
Montina
Saskatchewan
Daniels County
Sheridan County
Pondera County
Montana
Extension Service
M. L. Wison
Northwest
Thomas PD. Campbell
Hardin Wheat King
Rams from Montana Breeding Flocks Headed to Miles City Sale
Rams from Rambouillet Hampshire and crossbred flocks in Montana will be consigned to Miles City for a ram sale on September 2 during the Eastern Montana fair. High class stud rams will be sold singly while registered and purebred range and flock rams go in pens of five to twenty five head.
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Montana
Miles City
Rambouillet
Hampshire
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