World Happenings Of Past Week Summary
A condensed review reports Demetrios Gounaris resigns as Greek premier. Jugo Slavia accepts a $100 million loan from an American syndicate. Greek destroyers enforce a Black Sea blockade from Brusa. Croatia proclaims independence with M Reditch as president. Ireland’s peace committee fails to unite factions. Carpentier knocks out Lewis in one round. Western Canada to distribute 400k bulls. National Disgrace Day observed in Amoy over Japan demands. Private Lewis’s body recovered in Manila river. International Justice Court opens to many nations. General Chang makes a last stand near Luancha. Sacco and Vanzetti case linked to US threat in Sofia. Palestine rights clarified between Britain and US. Various US and global political and economic moves, with crimes, fires, firesides, and notable losses.
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Athens
Demetrios Gounaries
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Constantinople
Brusa
Black Sea
Rome
Croatia
M. Reditch
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Ireland
London
Georges Carpentier
Ted
Kid" Lewis
Carpentier
Calgary
Alta
Canada
Amoy
China
Japan
Manila
T. Lewis
31St Infantry
McKinley
Pasig
Geneva
Court of International Justice
Council of the League of Nations
Russia
Germany
Turkey
Hungary
Mexico
Tientsin
Chang Tso- Ling
Peking
Wu Pei-Fu
Luancha
Great Wall
Mukden
Sofia
United States
Sacco
Vanzetti
Massachusetts
Legation
Palestine
Holy Land
League of Nations
Americans Decline Participation in The Hague Conference
Washington says the United States cannot join the new Hague economic meeting, viewing it as a continuation of Genoa with the same difficulties. It stresses Russia’s productivity restoration must occur within Russia and offers to assist with farm expert inquiries into Russia’s economy and remedies. The note repeats openness to consider Genoa or later proposals but cites Russia’s May 11 memorandum as a lack of decisiveness for Hague participation.
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Washington
Russia
State Department
Genoa
Hague
Genoa Conference Deliberations Stir Hope for Hague Talks
M Rakovsky announced that Russia will attend the proposed Hague conference to discuss the Russian question. He said the Bolshiviki delegation favors a real mixed commission rather than the double commission proposed by powers. The Genoa and Hague talks are seen as likely sterile.
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Genoa
Russia
The
Hague
M. Rakovsky
High Court Voids 1919 Child Labor Law Declared Unconstitutional
The U S Supreme Court ruled the 1919 child labor law unconstitutional in a decision by Chief Justice Taft. The measure sought to tax profits of mills and factories employing underage workers and faced challenges arguing it intruded on state functions under the tenth amendment.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
North Carolina
Atherton Mill
John J. George
Drexel Furniture Company
Taft
Limits Use of Liquor Vienna in Youths Under Sixteen
The national assembly passed a measure prohibiting serving alcohol in beverages to youths under 16 years of age.
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Vienna
National Assembly
Four Men Plead Guilty in Masonic Degree Fraud Case
In Salt Lake City the jury found Matthew Mc Blain Thomson Thomas Perrot Dominic Bergera and Robert Jamieson officers of the American Masonic federation guilty on ten counts for using the mails to defraud. Sentencing to follow.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Matthew McBlain Thomson
Thomas Perrot
Dominic Bergera
Robert Jamieson
American Masonic Federation
United States District Court
Héte
Governors name tax leaders to attend national meeting
Governor Dixon named Montana representatives to a national tax meeting in Minneapolis on September 18. Delegates include Norman Holter, Harry Mitchell, A. A. Franzke, W. J. Hannah, A. W. Stow and a long list of Montana Tax association directors. Also reports of wool sale offers at 40 cents per pound were rejected by Montana flockmasters with prices rising for better grades.
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Dixon
Montana
Helena
H. H. Piggott
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
Lewis and Clark
Piggott
Chicago
Minneapolis
Bozeman
Frank J. Woody
John Driscoll
Butte
Martin Tucker
Hamilton
H. A.mccrary
W. D. Mangum
Underground Firefighting Opens Vast Butte Ore Field
Anaconda Copper Mining Company has developed a method to smother underground mine fires in the Butte district by filling abandoned stopes and drifts with tailings and water. Since 1917, the fires burning for 18 years across three mines are being extinguished, with 200 men employed on a around-the-clock basis. by end of 1922 two million tons of metalliferous ore and substantial copper will be accessible.
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Schuykill
Pennsylvania
Butte
Van Cleve Cleared of Theft Charges in Montana Case
In Big Timber the case of Van Cleve Jr. for theft of a steer owned by Christianson ended with a not guilty verdict after two hours of jury deliberation. A second similar case was dismissed by the county attorney, leaving Van Cleve discharged and all charges settled in his favor.
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Big Timber
Plate of
Montana
Paul
van Cleve, Jr
CG. Stark
Christianson
Paul van Cleve
Missoula Adopts Volstead Style City Law
Missoula passes emergency ordinance modeled on the Volstead act and Montana prohibition law. It empowers police to raid and investigate all places suspected of selling intoxicating liquor and declares all such places common nuisances. Penalties include a 25 to 300 dollar fine and up to 90 days in jail.
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Missoula
Montana
Demented Woman Placed in Asylum After Tragedy
Mrs Anna Loknafieck who killed her two children near Denton and shot husband Frank Lokafieck, vice president of the Denton State Bank, was examined here, declared insane, and sent to the state insane asylum. Her condition shows no realization of the deed while Mr Lokafieck remains critical.
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Lewistown
Anna Loknafieck
Lokafieck
Denton
Frank Lokafieck
Denton State Bank
State
Lokajleck
Libby to Erect World War Memorial Statue
The Libby park board and the local American Legion post will erect a marble statue to fallen soldiers and sailors of the world war at the west end of the memorial plat on Lincoln boulevard for 850 dollars. The 10 foot shaft will portray a female figure holding a spray of flowers and is titled Remembrance.
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Libby
Libby Park
American Legion Post
Lincoln Boulevard
Dedi cation of Interstate Bridge at Leonia
Lincoln county records an important event the dedication of the steel interstate bridge at Leonia spanning the Idaho Montana line. Funded by Montana Idaho and the federal government the structure links the railroad town of Leonia with the northern farming mining and timber district.
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Libby
Lincoln County
Leonia
Montana
Idaho
Animal feeds boost egg production across poultry flocks
United States Department of Agriculture findings show feeds containing meat scrap milk and products tankage or fish scrap markedly raise egg output, especially in fall and winter. Tests at Bellaville Maryland and Purdue confirm gains with animal proteins. nutrition fixes convert nonlaying pullets into profitable layers.
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United States Department Riculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Government
Bellaville
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Care for incubator lamps to avoid smoking
Guidance explains why incubator lamps smoke and how to prevent it. Proper wick trimming, correct oil grade, avoiding drafts, and correct lamp shade fit are essential. Keep the lamp from overheating by proper filling and placement.
Seek Constitutional Vigor in Heavy Layer Breeding
The article stresses constitutional vigor as crucial for building a flock of heavy layers. It warns against using birds with illness for breeding and notes that strong, vigorous birds can remain productive for many years, with longevity as a true test of vigor.
Best Geese for Breeders in Market Use
Old geese do not sell well in market. Keep old geese for breeding as they remain serviceable for ten to twenty years. Sell the young geese at market.
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Wisconsin
McKenzie
Navy
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Senate
Todd
North Dakota
Dawes
Senate Judiciary Committee
Harding
White House
Joans
Des. Moines
Des .Moines
News Arcade
Cheyenne
Wyo
Robert D. Carey
Careyhurst
Wyoming
Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Omaha
Lexington
Nebraska
New York
J. P. Morgan
Europe
Reparation Commission
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Paris
Mauretania
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Lackawanna Steel Company
Wall Street
U. S. Camden
J. C. Milam
Camden
Milam
St. Louis
A. Reed
Wilson
W. Stephens
Missouri
Princess Satima
Afghanistan
Sultana
Kirvin
Hula Ansley
H. P. Davidson
J. P. Morgan & Company
Davidson
American Red Cross
Fred Mader
Chicago Buildings Trades
Landis
Western
Portland
Bernard Daly
el Centro
Cal
Salton Sea
Santa Rosa
Jimmy Murphy
Sugar House
Spokane
Ku Klux Klansmien
Los Angeles
Constance Talmadge
John J.tialoglou
Lewiston
Ida
Raymond House
Pioneer Lewistown
San Francisco
Ku ‘Klux
Masonic Order
Samuel E. Burke
Brand
California
Haque
Red Envoy
Rede Will
High Court
Flockmasters
Minne
Apolis
John T. Taylor
State Federation of Labor
Great Falls
Taylor
General Fund
J. W. Walker
Rankin
W. D.rankin
Optimary
United States Senate
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
van Cleve
Idaho-Montana
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