Germany on verge of civil war as monarchists threaten
In Germany the Nationalists and Democrats clash as Bavarian and Berlin forces mobilize. Hitler's royalist troops push toward Berlin while Reichswehr splits and Ebert and Stresemann struggle to hold the republic. France and allied powers weigh past treaties and reparations while Britain, Belgium, and Italy push for a broader inquiry into Germany’s capacity to pay. Internal seizures and military moves escalate the crisis amid calls for American involvement.
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Germany
Berlin
Hamburg
Ebert
Stresemann
Hittler
Munich
Bavaria
von Kniling
Schweyer
von [Adendorff
von Kahr
von Lossow Batarian
Poehner
Reltehswehr
Thuringian
Saxony
Reichswehr
General von Seeckt
General von Ludendorff
France
Polnenre
Council of Ambassadors
Frederick William
Wieringen
Great Britain
United States
M.poine
America
Jusserand
Hughes
Poincare
Ruhr
Committee of Experts
London Dispatches
Belgium
Italy
Estabiene
Ngland
Anvladsialar Herrick
Nayarin Farm
Gouraud
Europe
Washington
Tierrick
Paris
Amertea
Hs Council of Allied
Mahe
Election Clash Over Tuesday Gains Across States
Republicans claimed a win in New York Twenty fourth district with Benjamin Fairchild and carried Vermont with Porter Dale for the Senate. Democrats elected governors in Maryland with Ritchie Kentucky with Fields and Whitefield in another state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dvantage
Twentyfourth
New York
Benjamin Fairchild
Vermont
Porter Dale
United States
Ritchie
Maryland
Fields
Kentucky
Whitefield
Italy Holds Founding Role Demands League Respect
Premier Mussolini tells IR Eric Drummond that Italy will support League principles but requires that its status as a great Power founder of the league and a principal Versailles signatory be adequately established.
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Eric Drummond
League of Nations
Mussolini
Italy
League
Budget Bureau Requests 1.7 Billion for Next Year
The budget bureau sent pared estimates to President Coolidge totaling 1.7 billion dollars for the coming year, a saving of 126 million from current-year outlays. Congress may modify items as needed. The Lusitania claims were rejected for punitive damages and 30,190 claims totaling about 345 million were dismissed.
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Department
Coolidge
Congress
Germany
Mixed Claims Commission
Lusitania
Grain judging team wins at Northwest show at Portrail
Montana State College grain judging team earned first place at the Northwest Grain and Cattle show in Portrail, competing against eight agricultural colleges. Helen Noble of Great Falls placed sixth at the Pacific International Livestock show co held with the dairy event.
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Vedia
Montana State College
Porthrail
Northwest
Helen Noble
Great Falls
Deer Lodge
John W. Shryock
WM. Briges
County Com Missioners
Lewis and Clark County
W. Oh, Poorman
A. d. Hlorsky
John E. Maclay
Harry D. Machu
Nea Target Range
Missoula
Harry McCaurthy
Shelby
Forsyth
White Sulphur Springs
Ringling
Tobson
Selvig Pool
Outlook
Ed Buchanan
Plentywoot
Salisbury
Henry L. Leeke
McClellan Creek
East Thelen
Dle
Beaverhead County
Walter Askew
Seeley Lake
Bert
Askew
Ler Hushed
Rescued Alive From Draw Tunnel
Miner Vieter Wilson trapped seven hours under rock in Crain tunnel near Phillipsburg Wisconsin. Partner John Lagarevich narrowly escaped injury as old timbers failed during re timbering and rock collapse. Rescue crew freed Wilson after lengthy digging and support work.
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Vieter Wilson
Sone
Sid
Wilson
Early Montana Pioneers Noted in Obituary Snippet
VHARA-PL J. O'Tara founder of Geyser and Cascade County pioneer dies of pneumonia in Monrovia California. Remains to be returned to Geyser for Hartal Lator. Mrs Fears widow of date Th TE Clark dies in Omaha. Warner-William O Warner dies in Philipsburg. A 14 year old sailed around Cape Horn to the California gold fields before moving east to Montana after the war.
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O'Tara
Geyser
Cascade County
Monrovia
California
Fears
TE Clark
Warner
Willian) O. Warner
Phillipsburg
Cape Horn
New Lignite Mine Opens North of Saugus
A tiehite lignite mine ten miles north of Saugus begins producing coal operated by a Miles City company. The lignite is high quality and in demand by local residents. The mine runs below full capacity now but plans to ship a full taiload daily once fully underway. Most output expected to go to Glendive Miles City and nearby towns.
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Saugus
Miles City
Glendive
Schoolhouse to be moved to Coop erlat location
A small Sunnyside Missouri river canyon schoolhouse opposite the flag station will be relocated to the upper end of Cooperlat with river power. The move follows a school board decision to better serve children in the Mid Canyon neighborhood, citing past riverhouse moves as precedent.
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Sunnyside
Missouri River Canyon
Cascnde
Cooperlat
Missouri
Hardy
Schooal Board
Mid Canyon
Joentlon
Man From Livingston Sells Jail Title Back to County
Mike Walsh of Livingston gained fame for a peculiar deed transferring a county jail title. He later deeded the property back to Park County for 1500 dollars plus filing costs, ending the incident as a closed matter.
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Mike Walsh
Livingston
Park Countey
Walsh
Landmark Burned at Old Ashley Destroys Historic Post, Store
Old Ashley near Wallspell loses a landmark after fire destroys the first Ashley post office and the first drug and tobacco store. The settlement, founded before Kalispell, served as a distributing point north of Tobacco Vinins. Fire reportedly started from a bonfire by joyriders.
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Old Ashley
Wallspell
Ashley
Kalispell
Solo Joyriders
Work Resumed at Black Rock Mine
Production has restarted at the Black Rock mine of the Bure and Superior Mining company on the morning shift after a near five week shutdown for shaft repairs. The mine normally employs about 1,100 workers and will rehire as quickly as proper policing allows.
Editor Arrested for Libel Over County Attorney Charge
County Attorney CL WL Purppe filed criminal libel against Eiselein of the Romidup Record. Eiselein posted $1,500 bond for November 1 appearance and pleaded not guilty. The charge stems from a Record article quoting Huppes as condoning the Herrin massacre of non union miners.
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CL WL Purppe
A. W. Eiselein
Romidup
Eiselein
Huppes
Herrin
Danner Trial Costs Reported In East Gallatin Case
The case traces costs from discovery of John Sprouse and his wife to the jury verdict of guilty, detailing every expense and stage in the Danner murder trial in Gallatin County.
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Danner
Gallatin County
John Sprouse
Jura
Snake Bite Follows Dynamite Accident Near Eddy
Six year old son of Mrs Juciard Montgomery near Eddy east of Thompson Walls had a finger blown off when a dynamite cap exploded in his hand. The boy, whose stepfather is a miner, had obtained the explosive unknownly. Earlier this year he was bitten on the leg by a rattlesnake while playing at home.
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John Ebert
Juciard Montgomery
Eddy
Thompson Walls
State tax receipts show Highway Commission share
State Treasurer QC Junod reports total gasoline tax receipts of 208 282 35 for April through September. 70 percent goes to the Highway Commission fund, 10 percent to the general land fund, and 20 percent to counties, with specific quarterly distributions cited. A separate Montana Supreme Court ruling holds bondsmen for county deposits are subject to attachment, in the case of Harvey H. Barnett v Reynolds et al. The bond secured 75 000 to protect county moneys at the Hardin State Bank.
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Highway Commission Fund
Legislative Assembly
Highway Commission
General Fund
State Supreme Court
Galen
State of Montana
Harvey H. Barnett
Big Morn
S. G. Reynolds
Hardin State Bank
C. W. Greening
Bert Barey
Dan Sullivan
Walter O. Lee
J. R. Boyd
Trenty Skaug
Tlardin Bank
Tax levy dispute hits larger Montana cities and historic tree site
The Montana Taxpayers Association charges cities like Great Falls Billings Helena and Miles City with unallowed levies for streets and alleys while noting varied mill rates. The piece also notes a marker for the Hangman's Tree in Helena and announces IRS filing dates and locations for 1069 returns aiding large employers.
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Montana Taxpayers Association
Great Falls
Billings
Lewistown
Dozeninn
Anaconda
Liverneston
Deer Lodge
Helena
Miles City
Hage-Mill
Dillon
Bozemane
Greatalls
Weal
Scobey
Timtt
Forsyth
Collector of Internal Revenue
Butte
Montana
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington
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Edward W. Pickard
London
Mississippi
Tammany
New York City
William Trandolph Hearst
Senate
House
Dale
Walton
Oklahoma
Cotteral
Lawton
TNA
War Finance Corporation
PTER
Federal Reserve Board
News of Montana
Stope
Black Rock
State Capital News
Hangman’s Tree
David Hilger
State Historical Society
Court House
Hilger
Blake and
Jlillsdale Streets
Davis Street
Treadway
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