Germany pushes new reparations plan amid Ruhr tensions
Chancellor Cuno proposes a multi‑source payment plan backed by monopolies taxes railway bonds and national wealth pledges to resolve reparations while France and Belgium threaten stricter measures in the Ruhr and Rhineland. The United States imposes strict alcohol ship regulations as disputes over Prohibition widen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermany
France
Belgium
Cuno
United States
Germany
Ruhr
Poincare
Brussels
Theunis
Jaspar
Rhineland
Krupps
Engers and
Neuwiled
Supreme Court Rejects Multilingual School Instruction Bans
Last week the Supreme Court ruled that state laws prohibiting instruction in languages other than English are unconstitutional. Justices Holmes and Sutherland dissented, with the majority upholding a constitutional ruling on language instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Holmes and Sutherland
Peace treaty provisions and labor concerns span leagues
Lausanne ministers draft a U S Turkey pact granting customs duties on $5,000,000 in relief goods sent to Turkey. A Federal Council of Churches rebukes the 12 hour steel day report from the American Iron and Steel Institute, citing effects on workers and lasting declines in vigor and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Iinister Grew
Lausanne
Ismet Pasha
United States
Turkey
Mr. Grew
Lbert H. Gary
American Iron and Steel Institute
Federal Council of Churches
Steel Committee
United States Steel Corporation
Cabinet Resigns in China as Li Yuanhang Left to Govern Alone
The entire Chinese cabinet resigned on Wednesday and fled to Tientsin, leaving President Li Yuanhang to run the government in Peking. The ministers issued a statement charging constitutional violations, but observers say the resignations are part of a broader conspiracy to force Li from office.
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Pee
Tientsin
Li Yuanhung
Peking
Montana News Notes Highlight Local Events And Losses
A Montana roundup of items includes 458 visitors at Missoula tourist park after two weeks of operation, a $1000+ fire loss near Winifred, a Bozeman steer roundup, and plans for a Weston Idaho Montana Utah convention. Also reported: Crow Agency camp for youths, Yankee Jim’s death in Los Angeles, Bozeman chautauqua dates, and Montana State College engineering building dedication.
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Missoula
Hone
Willard Limpus
Winifred
Bozeman
Billings
United Commercial Travelers
Big Torn County
Latke Big Worn River
Crow Agency
James George
Montana
Yankee Jim
Los Pablos
Cal
Yellowstone Park
Livingston
Portland
Ore
M. A. Bran
Fred Martin
William W W. Johnson
Crow In- Man
Hardin
State Fair Executive Board
Helena
Ballantine
College of Engineering
Montana State College
W. Milner Roberts
University of Montana
Dempsey-Gibbons
Hnk
Mississippi River
Northern Pacific
Toston
Tee
Great Falls
Near East
David P. van Hilbe
van Sorve
Rapelje Advocate
Montana Department of Agriculture
Edson
Scotty
Andrus
State University
Snn
Miles City
Albert EB. Platz
Platz
Red Lodge
de Molay
Lewistown
San Francisco
Fergus County
Boston
Yellowstone National Park
United States
Gallatin County
Board of Commissioners
James R. Webbing
Butte
Midland Empire
BH. V. Johnson
Olaf I Toagand
Innacandy Copper Mining Company
Johnson
Hoagland
Forsyth
G. W. Ianson
Forsyth and
Howard Flats
Yellowstone Valley
Cartersville Irrigation District
Western Seed & Irrigation Company
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Ravalli Canning Company
Stevensville
Bitter Root
Stevensville Bridge
Oil Field Notes Signal Wide Montana Drill Activity
Drilling resumes at Bitter Root near Hamilton as Giant Petroleum spuds near Carter and Carter Oil takes over leases near Hobson. New wells include Devereaux No 2 in Cat Creek, Mid-Northern Oldham No 11, Gordon Campbell discovery No 1 near Kevin Sunburst, Frantz Brown in Cat Creek, and Shoshone Oil commercial well at Kevin Sunburst. Earlier wells report high grade oil, 63 percent gasoline content at Devereaux, and Benton shale struck near Baker.
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Hamilton
Gladys Belle C. & R
Sweetgrass Hills
Great Falls
Montana
Giant Petroleum Company
Bennett Ranch
Carter
Carter Oil Company
Hobson
Montana Giant Company
W. E. Bennet Ranch
Fulton No. 1
Devereaux
Gordon Campbell
Kevin-Sunburst
Kevin
Cat Creek
Shoshone Oil Company
Kevin Sunburst
Potlach-O-State
Murry No. 2
Broadview
Shields Valley Syndicate
Potter Basin
Wilsall i
Oat Creek
Charles Batcheller
Billy Creek
Buffalo
Wyo
Barrick
Roundup Oil and Gas Company
56 Petroleum Corporation
Devil's Basin
Roundup
Winnett
Hogan
California
Lewistown
Shaffer O. & G. Company
Mid-Northern Oil Company
California Company
Texas Company
Fergus County Oil & Gas Company
Lake Basin
Sweetgrass Arch
Collier
Bowdoin Dome
Miles City
Benton
Gas Products Company
Baker
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Iners
Dolingion
Congressional Country Club
Olive Douglas Campbell
Lord Blythswood
Prince of Wales
EW Conference
Treasury
Smith
America
Edward W. Pickard
Greece
Supreme Court
Department
French Marine Workers’ Union
Baldwin
House of Commons
al Smith
New York
Empire State
Connecticut
Ilinois
McAdoo
Underwood
Silver
New Jersey
Ritchie
Maryland
Porter
Pennsylvania
India
Portugal
Great Britain
Siam
Japan
Holland
China
Council of the
League of Nations
Cees Barbot
Long Island
West Point
Washington
Httle
Barbot
Hainers
Harding
Conrad Victor Dykeman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kansnas City
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