Montana Happenings Told In Few Words
A roundup of Montana events notes resignations, tax measures, and early 1920s local developments. Highlights include B A Logar resigning from Red Lodge Ste bank, tax bills signed by Governor Dixon, oil and sleeping car license taxes, stock losses near Ryegate from suspected poisoning, mining moves by Jib Mining company, and community updates from Glendive to Miles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A Logar
Red Lodge Ste Bank
Gov. J. Mixon
Montana
State University At
Missoula
Hgart. Brooks
Eustis
Fla
Govenor Dixon
W. OE
Joseph
Ryegate
Harlowton
Helena
Dixon
Tibpe
Katy
Jib Mining Company
Rnasin
Jib Company
Atwater
Germany States No Direct Talks With France
ERMAN CHANCELLOR CUNO told the Reichstag Germany will not enter direct negotiations with France and seeks a third party with France guaranteeing evacuation of the Ruhr. he urged passive resistance and warned the world of continued violence in occupied territories. Canada Signs First Treaty With United States Without British Signature. pact governs halibut fisheries. Turkey Rejects Lausanne Treaty and presses terms aligning with the Turkish national pact. Near East policy discussed among England France and Italy as they seek a unified approach to future conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erman
Cunu
Reichstag
Germany
France
England
United States
Belgium
Pratce
Figres
Ruhr
Rhineland
Socialist Party
PCR
Canada
Tno
Downing Street
Ernest Laponte
King of Canada
Washington
Senate
Australia
South Africa
New Zealand
Kemal Pasha
Turkey
Sengland
Italy
Lord Curzon
Near East
Great Britain
Constantinople
Adams Attacks British Move on United States Consuls
Adams a Newcastle shipowner and labor MP accuses Britain of trumped up charges against two U S consuls in Newcastle. He claims the case was framed to aid a British steamship firm. The dispute, public correspondence shows, US insists on merits evaluation and fully clears the officers after a thorough state department inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dts
Adams
Newcastle
Great Britain
United States
State Department
President Hards stance on railroad strike settlement
In a letter to Stephen Eh Connor secretary of the Federated Shop Crafts Central Railroad of New Jersey President Harding says no adequate question of principle justifies delay in settlement of last summer's shopmen strike. He blames a majority of interests for continued coal delivery interruptions and railway problems in various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Eh. Connor
Federated Shop Crafts
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Harding
Ramsay MacDonald proposes Ruhr occupation talks with Belgian and French chambers
In the British house of commons Labor 4 party leader Ramsay MacDonald moves a resolution inviting the Belgian and French chambers to send committees to meet a House of Commons committee to exchange views on the Ruhr occupation and security and reparations. In opposition Bonar Law spoke against the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
House of Commons
House of Commsns
Ruhr
Bonar Law Main
Wisconsin Senate Defeats Bill To Disband State National Guard
Wisconsin senators debated a bill to abolish the State National Guard. Timothy Burke of Green Bay warned abolition would defy federal law and could lead to military intervention. The socialist backed measure passed the house earlier but failed in the senate by 26 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Senate
National Guard
Imothy Burke
Green Bay
Statehouse
Wisconsin
Congress
House
Senate
President and Mrs Harding vacation on Indian River houseboat
RESIDENT and Mrs. Harding enjoy a Florida vacation after a rail trip from Washington. They board the houseboat Pioneer at Ormond and will travel the river toward Miami with hosts Mrs. and Mrs. Edward B. McLean aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Indian River
Florida
Washington
Pioneer
Ormond
Miami
Edward B. McLean
Harding and Hughes Seek Direct Appeal on Court of International Justice
President Harding and Secretary Hughes plan to take the question of America joining the Court of International Justice to the people. They aim to secure a favorable senate vote by presenting the issue in numerous summer and fall speeches nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTH
Harding
Hughes
America
Court of International Justice
Senate
McNary Nomination to Controller of the Currency Stalls
The nomination of James G. McNary to be controller of the currency won Senate Banking and Currency Committee approval but was not confirmed by the full Senate and no vote occurred. The President offered a recess appointment, which McNary declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. McNary
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
Veterans Bureau agrees on relief, hospital care reforms
General Hines and the special Senate panel agree on four policies for the Veterans Bureau. They call for prompt action on relief and hospital applications, immediate correction of criticized waste in supply sales, review of overhead expenses, and a review of organization and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rig
Gen. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Senate
Oil Field Notes Forecast a Busy Drilling Year
Reports from the Absaroka and Kevin Sunburst fields indicate widespread activity with 300 wells planned. Companies such as Northwestern Development and Ohio Oil anticipate heavy drilling, with operations from Winnett to Baker and Great Falls, including Virgelle and Cat Creek structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Absaroka
Ingomar
Kevin-Sunburst
Northwestern Development Company
Boyes
Carter Ott Company
At. Sou
Virgelle
Chouteau
Cairncross Company
Schlueter Brothers
Cartersville
Hunter
Baker
Absarokea Oi Development Company
Florence Oil Company
Homestake
Bowdoin
Cairncross Company of
Butte
Chouteau County
Spindleton
Grass Range
Button Buttes
Northfield OW Company
Genoa
Great Falls
Ina
Smithwell No. 1
Musselshell Valley Oil Company
Lewistown
Cat Creek
Lake Basin
Sweet Grass
Mutual Oil Company
Winnett
State Public Service Commission
Flatwillow
A%-Moh
Wyoming
Silt Creek
Ohio Oil Company
Big Sandy
California
Sunhurst
Hogan
Mid-Northern
Gladys Belle
State Public Service
Esmission
Iilmois Pipe Line Company
Kevin-Sunturst
Virgelle Ol Company
Sixth Street
Central
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Patten
Gallatin
Shédd
Myrtle
State Supreme Court
George A. Horkan
Forsyth
Chamber of Commerce and
American Legion
Deer Lodge
Bonner Mercantile Company
John Olson
Manhattan Syil
Carbon County Commissioners
Bozeman
Montana State College
American Pank and ‘Trust Company
Mutual Direct Company
Cottonwood Creek
Bridger
The
Agricultural College
Y. Mlc. A
John Rt. Mott
International Committee
Miles City
Milwaukee
Custer County Bank
State Bank Examiner
W. C. McClintoch
Waco-Custer
John Bird
Custer
Wacco-Custer Ditch Company
West Butte
Milwanukee
J. J. Foley
Division
Pasenger
Musselshell
Trarlowton
Mobridge
Tolley Hartwick
Meredith
Emnties
Great Northern
Hartwick
Jordan
Fred Allen
Sand Springs
Postofice
Northern Pacific Railroad
Livingston
Vladivostok
Cuno
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