World Court Rift Tests Harding Policy At Lausanne Conference
President Harding backs American membership in the world court arguing it aids European recovery while denying League of Nations entry. La Follette denounces the plan as a shift by Republicans and a tool of international bankers aimed at entangling the United States in Europe. Lausanne talks over the Chester concession flare as France and Turkey threaten along the Syrian frontier amid cautious Turkish diplomacy.
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Washington
United States
Europe
League of Nations
World Court
League
Johnson
Borah
Merica
Lausanne
Great
Chester
Mosul
Joseph C. Grew
Germany Faces Reparations Decision Amid Ruhr Tensions
The article reports on Chancellor Cuno’s possible move on reparations, with Germany’s Ruhr conflict influenced by Curzon’s clarified stance against British mediation. Berlin’s socialist press alleges industrialists swayed the mark against stability, while Cuno may avoid inquiry to prevent implicating himself.
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Germany
France
Berlin
Reichsbank
Mussolini plans reforms and new militia in Italy
Reports from Rome say Benito Mussolini aims to curb opposition by creating a national Fascist militia of 500000, enter service only in emergencies, while trimming the budget and leasing rail lines to private capital. The Italian lira sits near five cents as reforms unfold. In London the Duke of York wedding to Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon draws attention away from reparations talk. Our ambassador attends with his wife in Westminster Abbey.
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Benio Mussolini
Italy
Rome
Fascist Supreme Council
Mussolini
London
Duke of York
George
Mary
Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon
Earl of Strathmore
Westminster Abbey
Harvey
California's anti alien land law challenged by court
In a Supreme Court hearing last week Attorney General Webb defended California anti alien land laws. Chief Justice Taft pressed for specifics about Japanese land ownership and assimilation. Webb argued whites resist Japanese assimilation and that occupied lands should be held by those sympathetic to American institutions.
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Nalifornia
United States Supreme Court
Webb
Taft
Montana notes terse town and county updates
Movement to organize a Montana national guards unit in Wolf Point progresses with Fred E. Hamilton named acting assistant director of the veterans bureau line. Also: spring women’s track meet at the state university. five hundred cattle sold to a Scotts Bluff buyer. wage increases at Eureka mill workers union. railroad grading near Miles City. obituary for A Glick Serruys of Cusker county. school boards renew teaching posts in Big Timber. Laurel tax levy results. tree planting by Billings Lions. Red Lodge fish hatchery timing. arsenic plant at Jardine yields first batch. wool rate hearings in Billings. Red Lodge Rosebud canal case moves forward. Cone Butte mining plans. Earl Baker ships seed potatoes. University of Montana vocational stats. Montana Shorthorn sale. Castle Rock NP line prep. Great Falls school raise. sheep shipments. high school editors to convention. Sawtooth camp opening. Yellowstone river fishing petitions. North & South railroad offices in Miles City. Dingwall calves sold to Portland. Killings Elks convention prep. dandelines in Lewistown. Bridger seed peas to Clark Fork valley. death of Van Coll near Terry. winter wheat and lamb crop review. Scout predation plan in Red Lodge. rate grants for travel to Missoula conferences. Hovey family murder-suicide near Malta. Ringling son named in two damage suits. 275000 acres opened for ex-service men land grants.
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Fred .E. Hamilton
Butte
Montana
Veterans’ Bureau
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State University
Martinsdale Livestock Company
Billings
Scotts Bluff
Neh
Osmikeoof
Brooks-Scanton
Eureka
Suipe Bend
Milwaukee
Miles City
A. Glick Serruys
Custer County
Missoula
Big Timber
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Billings Lions Club
Red Lodge
State Fish and Game Commission
Jardine
State Railroad Commission
Federal
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Pacific Coast
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Boston
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Montana Public Service Commission
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Three Forks Portland Cement Company
Lewistown
Earl Baker
Ismay
University of Montana
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Montana Shorthorn ‘Breeders’ Association
Midland Empire Fair
Rock Springs
Wyoming
FF. J. Johnson
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Yellowstone
Livingston
Simlar
New North & South Railroad
Portland
Dingwall Brothers
Drummond
Great Falls
Atlanta
Clark Pork Valley
Carbon County
van Coll
Terry
Ashcoulee
State Department of Agriculture
Helena
Boy Scouts of
Red Lodge Rod and Gun Club
Rod and Gun Club
Boy Scouts
Great Northern Railway Company
State Debate League
Montana High School Interscholastic Association
Montana English Council
James I. Hovey
Malta
Hovey
Richard T. Ringling
Ringling Brothers
Circus Fame
District Court
Gallatin County
Interior Department
Beaverhead County
Oil Field Notes Highlight West Montana Drilling Activity
Oil fields in Montana report Sunburst-Ohio-Larson No. 2 at Kevin Sunburst field producing at 1640 feet. Illinois Pipeline resumes flows from Kevin Sunburst after seven week shutdown. California company plans a deep Shawmut anticline drill near Harlowtown. Northern Pacific preserves oil rights on flat willow lands since 1914. Brainerd Petroleum takes lease in Warhead county and will drill this summer. Western Petroleum Exploration targets five wells per 40 acres in Kevin Sunburst. Sunburst-Mid-Northern-Britton field shifts to Ellis sand from Koosenal sands at 1470 feet. Homestake Oil pays 5 percent dividend to stockholders of record April 1, totaling 10 percent this year. Crowley No.1 near Ringling restarts after delay to 1405 feet, now 1505 feet. Thompson-Flk Basin well shows promising progress with 2439 feet casing. Land Owners' Oil and Gas association advances leases across north country. Mystery McGowan No.1 near Kevin reports oil at 1875 feet. California spuds west of Lincoln well. Eberhart interests acquire Flatwillow acreage. 3500 feet casing and derrick ordered for deep test. Wyoming and Montana crude price cuts announced, Sunburst and Cat Creek among affected. New large allotments leased in Flatwillow by an Oklahoma company via H Iverson. Lake Basin Ranchers’ Oil to drill new holdings. Hepp No.1 near Rapelje to be deep test. Lake Basin field operations start this week.
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Great Northern Railway
Illinois Pipeline Company
California Company
Shawmut Anti-Cline
Harlowtown
Winnett
Northern Pacific Railway
Flat Willow
Brainerd Petroleum Company
Brainerd
Minn
Warhead County
Western Petroleum Exploration Company
Kevin-Sunburst
Britton
Koosenal
Homestake Ol Company
Crowley No. 1
Ringling
OI Company
Bittings
Thompson-Flk Basin
Tk Basin
Billings
Land Owners’ OF and Gas Association of
Opheim and
Glentana
Beirg Gordon Campbell Syndicate
Great Northern
Kevin
California
Lincoln
Campbell McGowan
Eberhart
Flatwillow
Minnesota
Eberhart Holdings
Wyoming
Mid-West Refining and
Ohte
Salt Creek
Big Muddy
Hamilton
Tock Creek
Lance Creek
Torch Laight
Elk Basin
Osage
Grass Creek
Mule Creek
Cat Creek
Oklahoma
H. Iverson
Fbethart
Lake Basin
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