Worldwide Reporting Sketches World Tense News Digest
A compilation of dispatches notes political upheaval in Europe and conflicts in Asia with reforms, resignations, andplit by LL. The report highlights cabinet resignations in Serlin-Chancellor Wirth era and budget pressures in Japan. It also covers frontier tensions between Jugoslavia and Macedonia, and political shifts in Germany and Hungary.
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Serlin
Wirth
Tokio
Japan
Sofia
Jugo Slavia
Macedonia
Berlin
Reichstag
Hel
Wiese
Flood Devastates Brittania Beach Amid West Coast Rescue
Floods Saturday night killed 35 to 50 people and caused millions in damage in towns north and east of Vancouver. Brittania Beach bore the worst blow with half the houses swept away, a mine tunnel collapse, and a makeshift morgue under way as miners risked crossing a 70 foot wide torrent to rescue victims. Bridges and tracks on the main line were ripped up, stranding communications and halting transcontinental travel. The CPR estimated damages around 1 million dollars with additional wreckage along Port Coquitlam and Coquitlam river areas. A warm chinook and weeks of rain are cited as contributing factors.
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Vancouver
B. C
Heres
Brittania Beach
Brittanian
Canadian Pacific Paihway
Canadian Pacific
Col. Brownine
Brittannia Beach
Marshal Foch Visits Washington and Honored by U S Leaders
Marshal Foch received official thanks from the American people for aiding Allied victory. He laid a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery, saluted at the tomb of the Father of Our Country, and met with President Harding and Vice President Coolidge before visiting Wilson’s home and dining at the French embassy. He then left by special train for Kansas City.
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Lead
A. B. Belknap
St. Patrick's Church
New York
Emma Richardson Burkett
Hillsdale
Ind
Theodore Roosevelt
Orlando
Fla
Tampa
New
Tretorbos
Livingte Manufacturers’ Association
Read
R. D
Andrew Rolande
Father Belknap
Stuik
United States
Lower Broadway
Post Office
Washington
Marshal Foch
France
Harding
Onur
America
President Wilson
W. D. Connor
Wilson
Connor
Marshal
Delegates See Naval Sham at Pearl Harbor Visit
World press congress delegates concluded meetings in Honolulu visited Pearl Harbor on Saturday. They toured the drydock and navy yard while witnessing a naval mock battle guarded by a destroyer two Eagle boats and two airplanes attacked by submarines surfacing. Smoke screens and defensive measures were shown and torpedoes fired.
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Naval Sham
Honolulu
World Press Congress
Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor Drydock
Navy Yard
Choooses Eleven for Convention
Helena notes Montana selects eleven delegates for the Western States Reclamation association convention in Salt Lake City on November 20 1921 led by Q S Warden. The group includes Wy P Cowan Gardiner Ames Johnson Frank By Connelly and others as Western states prepare to push education and western development at federal and regional levels.
Gas Pipeline Progress Near Billings Accelerates
Billings reports rapid gas line progress as Illinois Pipeline Company advances toward Elk Basin oil field. One seventh of the 70 mile route through 8 inch pipe laid with over 80 workers, four construction camps established, and heavy equipment enabling swift pipe setting.
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Elk Basin
Billings
Ohio Oil Company
Elk Basin Oi
Tlinois Pipeline Company
Lne
The
Illinois Company
Mossmining
Wik Basin
Bridger
Peterson’s Powdition
Joliet
Mfossmiain
New Rule Lets Indian Soldier Take Oath For Citizenship
A court examiners faced a challenge admitting James J. Brown a half breed Indian born on a North Dakota reservation to citizenship. With no foreign allegiance to renounce the examiner amended the oath by stripping a paragraph to fit his case. Brown served overseas in World War I and his ancestors fought in the Revolutionary War.
Custer Forest Leads Montana Timber Sales Report
Miles City reports show Custer forest leading district timber sales with 856 sales, 25 more than Madison forest. Custer ranks thirteenth in volume cut per thousand board feet and shares the same value rating for the cut, highlighting an excellent showing for the so called treeless forest of eastern Montana.
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Miles City
Missoula
Custer Forest
Madison Forest
Custer
Montana
Forsyth to Host Corn Show This November
Forsyth will host a corn show on November 11 and 12 announced by county agricultural agent Pau Wagner. Premium-winning displays will be shown at the Montana corn show in Miles City. Rosebud County growers expect high state expo rankings as top Montana corn is reported.
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Helena
Montana
State Land Board
State
Hail Insurance Board
Walker
Forsyth
Pau
Wagner
Mules City
Rosebud County
Stockmen Organize Against Rustlers in Montana
Stockmen of southeastern Montana plan mutual protection against cattle rustlers. A meeting at Pintele led to a convention of cattlemen in Pintele on November 19 to establish a permanent organization.
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Montana
Pintele
Butte Receives Million Dollars in Municipal Bonds
A million dollars in municipal bonds arrived in Butte last week. They were delivered to J. K. Hesler, assistant cashier of the Clark bank and chairman of the city council finance committee who led the negotiations for the issue. Redemption of the bonds is scheduled to begin in two to three weeks.
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Butte
J. K. Hesler
Clark Bank
City Council
Open Farm Road Plan Launched in Winnett
Winnett activates campaign to build a road across the ridge north of town to open fertile farming lands. R. J. Woods donates 100 dollars and a month of labor. committee including Woods, Tom Carr and A. W. Ogg to survey roads and raise funds after Commercial club meeting. Fergus county aid sought but not forthcoming.
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Winnett
R. 7. Woods
Woods
Tom Carr
A. W. Ogg
Commercial Club
Fergus County
Montana Notes and Short News Tidbits from 1920s Montana
Brief items from state governance and crime to health and infrastructure include First State Bank of Livingston closing for reorganization, Augusta spur track hearing set for Nov 18, and Bert Replogle named to represent Montana at Armistice Day burial events. Also reports on Musselshell county court reversal, smallpox and other disease tallies, a mining accident injury, and local legal outcomes.
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Spokane
First State Bank
St. Joe
Idaho
Sheridan
Wyo
McKenna
District Court
McPherranay Monarch
Cody
Louisa Frederick Cody
Buffalo
Hurwitz
Sixty-first Street
Moneta Avenue
Seattle
Rendon
Here
Newcastle
Walla Wala. Wash
John L. Rathie
Elvie D. Kerby
Till Taylor
Pendleton
G. Phelps
Los Angeles
Arthur C. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Qhenchain
Charles Erbstein
Chicago
The
State Railroad Commission
Augusta
Great Northern
Gilman
Montana
State Board of Health
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London
Lloyd George
Hiis
Bee
Germany
Manila
Geh
Leonard Wood
Withe Entente
Rumania
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Hungary
Charles
Little Entente
Vienna
Chaloussnie Marne
National Cemetery
Arlington
Mexico City
Atzcapotzalco
Budapest
Oodenburg
Switzerand
Rita
Testerhazy Castle
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Hoover
Treasury Department
Palmer
Congress
Supreme Court
Minnesota
A.C. Townley
National Nonpartisan League
Joseph Gilbert
Taft
Faahington
House
Rep
Blanton
Texas
Western
Port Coquitlam
Coquitlam
National
U. S
Dixon
Mon
TANA
Sion
Long
Tlelena
National Convention of State Railroad and Public Service Commissions
Athinta
Lee Dennis
Monten
Myo F Dennis
Conmuissi
Athiota
Chiat Gunonyg
Wellington D. Rankin
J. W. Waller
Toaw
Thinkin
County Court House
William M. Biggs
A. M. Holter
Martin McGinniss
Wilburt F. Sanders
Francis Pope
Board of County Commissioners
W. Beach
Montana Federation of Labor
Stephen E
Sandy Coulee
Charles Gidea
Bear Creek
Jo Schwartz
Great Falls
Vicw
J.T. Tastor
Lehigh
Biliines Te Laurel
Custer Timber Sales
State Bank Examiner
First State Bank of Livingston
Ots
State Supreme Court
District Court of
J. FF. Parmenter
Parmenter
Tairmenter
Co PF Smith
Smith
Army
Company 1
Och Infantry
Ife
A. J. Brantingham
United States Employment Bureau
Emma Ie, Waddell
Willam J. Fransham
Bozeman
Clark TI. Northrop
Sted Lodge
Fred 3. Smith
Niehart
Grant A. Reed
Townsend
Carneige Fund
Claude V. Shearer
Lewistown
Boyd T. Dickinson
Oo Thomas Miles
Montana Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Donald Haley
Uarlowton
A.C. Stohr
Lame Deer
Thompson
Gus Thompson
Hardin
James W. Cogsgriff
Sand Coulee
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