Ford as a third party president contender eyed by Hearst
Henry Ford's possible presidential bid dominates Washington talk with reports that he may run as an independent or third party candidate. Roy M. Harrop's American Economic League backs Ford, while Ford hints railroads and judiciary are national issues lucent to be addressed if he runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Ensel Ford
Ford
Michigan
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
United States
American Economic League
Omaha
Roy M. Harrop
League
Mr. Ford
Negotiations Progress In Freed Foreigners Case In China
Negotiations for the release of all foreigners held by Chinese bandits were progressing favorably. Maj. Robert A. Allen of the U S Army and W Smith of England had been released. Shanghai publisher John B Powell, on parole, leads talks and proposed payment in money plus public works employment to bandit leaders who fear persuading followers to accept honest labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Allen
United States Army
W. Smith
England
John B. Powell
Shanghai
Washington
De Valera orders end to armed struggle in Ireland
Amon de Valera and Aitken chief of staff of the Irish Republican Army issue orders to followers to cease war on the Free State and to dump arms. De Valera declares that further sacrifice would be in vain and continuing the struggle is unwise for national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon DE Valera
Aitken
Irish Republican Army
Free State
de Valera
Britain accepts Russian compensation offer after protest
Britain replies to Russia with slight reservations on compensation for seized trawlers and the Davison execution, and the arrest of Mrs Stan Harding. It also accepts withdrawal of two Weinstein notes and protests over church official prosecutions. Russias response on Asia propaganda is unsatisfactory and Tehran Kabul ambassadors are demanded to withdraw.
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REAT
Britain
Russia
Charles F.davison
Stan Harding
Weinstein
Asia
Teheran
Kabul
Noted American Politicians Die Within Week
Joseph W. Falk former Missouri governor and Republican leader died in New York on Monday. Claude Kitchin congressman from North Carolina and former Democratic leader in the house died Thursday after a long illness. Kitchin served twenty years in Congress and was known for his debating skill and opposition to large army and preparedness before the war. He supported government actions after the war began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Falk
Missouri
New York
Claude Kitchin
North Carolina
House
Kitchin
Congress
Germany
Montana Happenings from Missoula to Billings in Brief
A Missoula data survey shows the average monthly college cost for girls is about $17 less than for boys. Reports from Rosebud to Glendive note good crop prospects, a new round of pension grants, and the creation of a university dormitory at Missoula. Highlights include a 32-year-old Dillon man killed by lightning, a Missoula youth killed by electrical wires, fox pups at Absarrok ee, a remarkable two egg per day hen, scouting appointments, bridge and road projects, and local civic events across Montana.
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Missoula
Laurel
Matt Kajin
Dillon
Maurice Brockway
Brockway
Rosebud
J. K. Edwards
Billings
Absarokee
A. W. Bradley
Hysham
Twinsboro
Ore
Bradley
Montana
Myers
Oregon
Edward Whittick
Columbus
Whittick
Wallace
Idaho
Boy Scouts
Northwest
C JR. Clark
Helena
Percy Frazier
Scouts
C. K. Warne
Seattle
University At
Dawson County
Yellowstone
Glendive
Board of County Commissioners
Gallatin County
Gallatin Valley
Montana National Guard
Camp Lewis
Washington
Charles H. Sheridan
Montana Guard
Butte
Anaconda
Bozeman
L. W. Allard
St. Vincent's Hospital, Billings
Fergus County
Winifred H. McCain
Roy
James Conlon
Missoula County
Big Hole
Knights of Columbus
Deer Lodge
State Land Department
Shelby
The
State University At
Great Falls
Montana State
Rod and Gun
Cluth
Paul Greenwood
Ballantine Boy Scout
Dan Beard
National Court of Honor
Boy Scouts of America
Leida Davis
Livingston
Great Northern Railway
J. F. Kelly
Kiwanis Clubs
Lewistown
Order of Eagles
Cooke City
G. L. Tanzer
Western Smelting & Power Company
Chicago
Detroit
J. A. Maxwell
Montana Development Association
Warren Bryan
Clarence Bryan
Great Northern Railroad
Wolf Point
Havre
W. O. Spencer
Montana oil boom widens with new pipelines and tests
Plans advance for a pipeline carrying gas from Kevin Sunburst to Great Falls as Middle States Oil buys Eastern Montana Oil and Gas and Two States Oil prepares to drill in the Black Reef near Gilman. Gas shows rise in Absarokee-Florande test near Baker and Mid Northern No 3 gusher in Kevin Sunburst reports 3000 barrels daily.
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California
Oil ‘Company
Kevin-Sunburst
Great Falls
Middle States Oil Company
Montana
Ol and Gas Company
Miles City
Two States Oil Company of Texas
Black Reef
Gilman
T. M. Draper
Imperial Oil Company
Coutts
Sweet Grass
Conrad
Virgelle
Fort Benton
A. T. Moreaux
New York
New York-Cleveland Syndicate
Cairncross Company
Absarokee-Florande
Absarokee Oil Development Company
Baker
Wyoming
Toluca
Lake Basin
Rapelje
Mid-Northern Oil Company
Billings
Cat Creek
Hecla Oil Company
Digmond
Woody Creek
Hardin
Big Horn County
Midwest Oil Company
Kootenal
Haskell
Midwest
John E. Dawson
George Merkle
Belt
Gordon Campbell
Kegin-Sunburst
Delaware Corporation
Dry Fork
Madison
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Gelsenkirchen
Ruhr
U. S
Henderson
President Harding
Alaska
Gironde
Pershing
la Follette
Edward W. Pickard
Irom
Senator la Follette
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hile
Smith
Haynes
Conference of Governors
Harding
District of Columbia
Sahara
Rhineland
Berlin
Cuno
the Temps
France
Hughes
Fue
Lausanne
Greece
Turkey
Thrace
Knaragatch
Ismet Pasha
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