Baldwin Receives British Premiership After Curzon Exit
Curzon blocked from becoming prime minister as Labor and Communist actions in the Ruhr intensify Europe’s political turmoil. Baldwin accepted the post and aims to forge a united front with France while curbing Soviet influence. In Hamburg, delegates form a world Socialist Internationale uniting major parties with only radical factions dissenting.
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Oil Field Notes Highlight Montana Prospect Boom
Montana oil plays expand as Montana Giant secures acreage. Ohio Baker No. 5 in Kevin Sunburst hits oil at 1659 feet and production rises at Cat Creek and Winnett fields. Devereaix well yields 624 barrels daily. Beardslee Bruins eyed as top producer. Spokane Portland syndicate backs test wells. Simms leasing surges. Imperial Oil shipments from Kevin Sunburst begin. Miles City sees incorporation filings.
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Resignation of British Prime Minister Bonar Law
Andrew Bonar Law resigns as prime minister of Great Britain after an France trip fails to restore health. The Conservative leaders fear a party split with Curzon and Baldwin as top contenders. Curzon faces opposition due to sitting in the House of Lords where Labor has no peers support.
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Fundamentalists clash with liberalism in Indianapolis assembly
In the Presbyterian general assembly at Indianapolis William Jennings Bryan and fellow fundamentalists fought liberalism. Bryan failed to be moderator but was very active in debates and pressed his Darwinian evolution resolution.
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American Bankers Aid Mexican Debt Plan
An international banking group led by J. P. Morgan & Co. and its Mexican government counterpart have arranged a plan to adjust Mexico’s public debt. American and Mexican commissioners negotiating re opening diplomatic relations are making progress but likely to stay busy for another month.
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