Japanese Ambassador Arrives at Washington Seeking Peace
Jasméo Matsudaira, newly appointed Japanese ambassador to the United States, reaches Washington after warm welcomes in San Francisco and Chicago. He stresses a mission of peace and stronger U S Japan ties, urging press coverage to stick to facts. The piece also notes ongoing Senate battles over Attorney General Warren and the push for a national forestry policy.
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Jasmeo Matsudaira
United States
Washington
San Francisco
Chicago
Japan
Europe
America
Pacific
Washington welcomes Japanese ambassador amid Pacific fleet talks
The piece discusses the Japanese ambassador’s approach as the Pacific fleet trains for Hawaiiana maneuvers and a visit to Australia and New Zealand. It recalls Hanihara’s Washington departure and Japan’s earlier protests against U S naval plans, stressing Oahu’s defense, fleet balance, and the strategic timing of the Hawaiian drills.
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Washington
Golden Gate
Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
Masanao Hanihara
Japan
Hawaiian Islands
Oahu
Atlantic
Jardine to Lead Agriculture Department in Coolidge Era
R William M Jardine succeeds Howard M Gore as secretary of agriculture. He brings first hand farming experience as cowboy dairy farmer and ranch manager with scientific training from Kansas State Agricultural College. Washington rumors say he may shake up the department aligning with President Coolidge views.
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R. William M. Jardine
Howard M. Gore
Agriculture Department
Jardine
Kansas State Agricultural College
Washington
National Park Road Funds Allocated to Glacier Park
The Interior Department announces a total of 2.5 million dollars for park roads and trails under the National Park Highways act. An initial 1 million was provided by a deficiency act signed Dec 5, 1924, with 1.5 million in the Interior Department FY 1926 appropriation. Glacier National Park, Montana, has been allotted 453,000 dollars of the fund.
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Congress
National Parks and National Monuments
Interior Department
National Parks and Monuments
National Parks Service
Glacier National Park
Montana
German ambassador Aronago von Maltzan greeted by Coolidge
The new German ambassador thanked President Coolidge for American help in Germany’s economic reconstruction and social aid. Coolidge urged him to interpret American aims and promote understanding as the basis for lasting peace.
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Aronago von Maltzan
Coolidge
Germany
The
Reich
United States of America
America
Fechet to Succeed Mitchell as Air Service Assistant Chief
General William Mitchell will be succeeded April 27 by Lieut. Col. James E K Fechet as assistant chief of the army air service. Fechet commands the Kelly Field flying school in Texas and his appointment satisfies both air service chief Major General Mason N. Patrick and chief of staff Major General John L. Hines. Mitchell vows to press for a unified air service distinct from army and navy. Representative Florian Lampert of Wisconsin says the aircraft investigation vindicates Mitchell’s position.
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Mitchell
Army
Navy
Florian Lampert
Wisconsin
House Committee On Aircraft
Ty WALTER SIMONS Is Sworn President of Germany
Thursday Ty Walter Simons took the oath as president of the German republic before the Reichstag and diplomatic corps. Doctor Simons will hold office until elections name a new chief. Coalition efforts failed as the People’s party refused to back Herr Gessler. Stresemann’s objections, backed by his party, reflect foreign opinion fears. Germany enters the campaign with five candidates, none likely to win on first ballot.
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Walter Simons
German Republic
Reichstag
Doctor Simons
People’s Party
Herr Gessler
Herr Stresemann
Germany
Plebiscite Planned for Tacna Arica Provinces
President Coolidge ruled that the final disposition of Tacna and Arica shall be decided by a popular vote. The decision sets plebiscite conditions and establishes a three member commission with an American as president, a result seen as favorable to Chile.
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Coolidge
Tacna-Arica
Chile
Peru
South America
Sugar Factory Planned If Beet Acreage Builds
Great Falls area expected to host a sugar plant by Utah Idaho Sugar Co once local beet acreage meets plant needs. David Scott of Milk River operations with George Barlow and C N Barnes of Great Northern outlined plans to survey lands and foster a beet-raising industry in the region.
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Great Falls
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Kiwanis Club
David Scott
George Barlow
Sugar Company
C. N. Barnes
Great Northern
Mr. Scott
Milwaukee Rail Extension Rumor Sparks Montana Hopes
Rumors in western Montana claim Milwaukee Road plans a long discussed extension of the Blackfoot branch. The line once spanned beyond the Clearwater post office toward Great Falls with connections to Missoula and the Garden City, but the project stalled with steel pulled back and the track ending short of Bonner.
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Milwaukee Ratway
Blackfoot
Milwaukee
Clearwater
Missoula
Blackfoot Valley
Great Falls
Garden City
Douglas
Sater
Bonner
Monument in memory of Trapper Kline proposed at Glacier National Park
Wallspell residents initiate a memorial for Trapper Kline who died two years ago. A pioneer fur hunter who traversed the Rocky Mountain region long before the Blackfeet ceded lands. The plan seeks permission from the Bureau of National Parks for erecting a monument in Glacier Park.
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Glacier Park
Glacier” National Par
Trapper
Kline
West
Rocky Mountain
Glocker National Park
Uncle Sam
Rockies
Wallspell
Bureau of National Parks
Bozeman Citizens Secure Funds for West Gallatin Highway
A Bozeman committee obtained 50 001 dollars for bridge construction and surface work on six and a half miles of the West Gallatin highway to the Yellowstone park boundary line. The remaining amount needed to complete the project was 51 000 dollars.
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West Gallatin
Yellowstone Park Boundary Line
New Montana Industry Begins with Zonolite Shipment
A new Montana industry formed as the first zonolite shipment left the Libby area mine for Ohio. Zonolite, a fire proofing material, is touted for use in fire proof paint, wall board, and other inflammable insulation. The mine lies about eight miles from Libby.
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Montana
Here
Ohio
Libby
City Acquires Park Named Pepin in Havre
Havre gains a public park between 7th and 8th avenues after a deed transfer by Frank and Elizabeth Meyer. The city camel accepts the donation and the park is named Pepin Park in honor of Mrs Meyer's father.
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iTavre
7Th
Sth
Frank
Elizabeth Meyer
Butte Wins Montana High School Championship Again
Butte High School captured the Montana basketball title for the second straight year at Bozeman. Helena finished second and Billings third. Frank Warden of Butte earned the Bobcat medal as the tournament’s outstanding player.
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Butte
Butte High School
Montana
Bozeman
Helena
Billings
Frank Warden
Bridge across Yellowstone near Glendive to be Montana’s longest
Work on the new Yellowstone River bridge at Glendive is about half finished and will become the longest bridge in Montana. It will replace an older span that ranks among the longest in the Northwest.
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Yellowstone River
Glendive
Montana
Northwest
The Compromise Husband to Visitor
A wry London Tit-Bits quip on naming a child after a split preference. A husband recalls wanting Pamela while his wife preferred Elizabeth, yielding Eliza beth as a compromise and a polite greeting to Mrs Brown.
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Pamela
Elizabeth
Mrs. Brown
London
Seven Cities of Cibola Legend and Zuni Origins
The Seven Cities of Cibola linked to the Zuni tribe occupied the site of the present Zuni pueblo in western New Mexico. Early Spanish explorers in Mexico popularized the legendary cities, shaping enduring myths about the region.
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Cibola
Zuni
New Mexico
Mexico
Money for Park Roads Allocated to Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park receives 453000 dollars of 2500000 allocated by the federal government for road and trail improvements in 17 national parks. Of this sum 410000 dollars funds the trans mountain road to open vehicle travel from east to west across Glacier Park.
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Glacier National Park
Glacier Park
Montana Briefs Report on Projects and Prizes
Construction begins in April on the new $100,000 First Baptist church in Great Falls. Billings school board finishes plans for iodine goiter treatment in public schools. Coalstrip mine resumes after six weeks due to Bucyrus shovel installation. Utah-Idaho Sugar predicts 1925 milk valley beet harvest at 60 000 tons. Custer county residents circulate petitions for Powder River bridge at Mizpah. Lewistown contractor Lee Hillard expects resumption of Miles City to Casper railroad work this spring. Fergus county high school student Richard Manning wins state extemporaneous speaking at Bozeman basketball tourney with runners up Dannta Burke and Russell Smith.
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First Baptist
Great Falls
Billings School Board
Coalstrip
Forayth
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Milk River
Montana
Custer County
Powder River
Mizpah
Lee Hillard
Lewistown
Milesity
Casper
Wye
Richard Manning
Fergus County
Igh School
Bozeman
Dannta Burke
Russell Smith
Billings
Pioneers on the Last Long Trail
A string of Montana obituaries notes the deaths of notable pioneers and long-time residents. John W. Crum of Lewistown, Joseph Tchards in Helena, Charles E. Dudley of Marysville, and Civil War veteran Guy N. Brown of Forsyth are among those remembered for community ties, business, and frontier life.
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John W. Crum
Montana
Lewistown
Crum
Joseph Tchards
Helena
Richards
White's Gulch
Townsend
Charles E. Dudley
Marysville
Mr. Dudley
Dudley
Ife
Guy TN. Brown
Deaconesa Hospital
Forsyth
Rosebud County
A. C. Quintance
Boulder
Lfe
Mr. Quintance
Caime
Edwin Allen Briggs
Washoe
Carbon County
Briggs
Harvey IE. Wolfe
Bridger
Wolfe
Deer ™ Lodge
Bozeman
J. M. Hamilton
Montana State College
James White
Alder Gulch
Bill Fairweather
Butte
Idaho
Big Horn Mountains
Shield’s River District
Mr. Wills
Bannack
United States Leads in Global Life Insurance Coverage
The United States holds a dominant position in life insurance, with Americans carrying more life insurance than the combined total of all other nations. This lead reflects broad access to policies and robust market activity across the country.
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United States
Cat Etymology From Latin Catus To Romance Languages
The article traces the word cat from Latin catus meaning the knowing one and its journey into Romance languages as chat and rate. It notes competing claims that cat derives from a French loanword meaning with acate and argues for the Latin root as the main source.
Found for slag use at steel mills after years of waste
Slag from the steel mills is being repurposed after long neglect. When run off, the furmacea forms pulverized granules that are scooped up and sold to a cement plant for use in cement manufacture.
Red Cross Ball Blue for Baby Clothes
Advertisement claims Red Cross Ball Blue makes fresh white baby clothes without streaks or damage. Encourages buying at all good grocers.
Giving Father Away Restless Child in Church Dialogue
A brief domestic vignette shows a mother chiding a restless child in church. The boy explains his restlessness stems from not being sleepy, while reflecting on his father’s calm behavior. The exchange captures a simple family moment with gentle humor.
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Red
Mamma
Modern public school rivals department store in devices
A large public school uses a vast array of devices to engage students, nearly matching the quantity found in a major department store. The comparison highlights the school's expansive tech resources and emphasis on interactive learning.
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U. S
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William M.jardine
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Charles B. Warren
Dawes
Overman
North Carolina
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Michigan House of Representatives
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Sanders
White House
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LaFollette
Borah
Norris
Nebraska
Ladd
North Dakota
Stanfield
Oregon
Public Lands Committee
Continental Divide
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el Portal
Park
Yosemite Village
Fall River
Moraine Park
Tas
Irigley
Liquid Venees Company
Ellicott Street
Buffalo
MenaMotor
Monarch Manufacturing Co
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Toledo
Mono Motor Oils & Greases
Lancaster County Seed Co
Paradise
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