World News in Briefs From Around the Globe
A compact roundup reports on events from Tokyo to San Francisco. Baron Korekiyo Takahashi is named premier in Japan. An American surgeon is wounded in Montreal, with a later death by suicide. A deadly factory explosion in Dolzheim near Melsbaden causes heavy damage and dozens killed or injured. News from Calcutta, Belgrade, and Lisbon covers conflicts, boundary disputes, and arrests.
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Tokyo
Korekiyo Takahashi
Hara
Montreal
Andrew McPhail
Mc«Hh University
Louis Ogulnik
Mayenhe
Dolzheim
Melsbaden
Prussian
Spirit of Peace Seeks Return and Peace Efforts Advance
A report notes requests for the return of the Spirit of Peace while the French army’s status is reviewed as experts continue examination and assessment. The piece reflects ongoing diplomatic and military reviews amid tense conditions.
State Sportsmen Meet Discuss Hoover Plan and Unemployment Aid
In Helena and other cities Montana officials discuss national efforts to reduce unemployment led by Herbert Hoover. Delegates at the Montana State Sportsmen’s association open session in Helena consider a name change and a game dinner at the Eddy cafe. Local bankers form a livestock and loan corporation to back stock loans through the War Finance program.
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Helena
Montana State Sportsmen's Association
John G. Brown
Lewis and Clark Rod and Gun Club
Eddy Cafe
Jenes Wenzler
Telena
Montana
Miss Mayrumper
Miss Trumper
Herbert C. Hoover
National Educational Association
National Education Association
Miss Tramper
Washington
Marlow
Convention Called to Form Communist Party
New York The American Tubor Alliance and the Workers' Council of the United States with two other groups issue a call for a national convention to form the Workers' Party of America in New York from December 29 to December 26. The plan aims to lead the working masses to abolish capitalism and establish a workers' republic. Invites go to Detroit headquarters, Chicago federations, and various socialist and labor groups.
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New York
American Tubbor Alliance
Workers’ Council of the
United States
Workers’ Party of America
America
Proletarian Party
Detroit
Bohemian Socialist Federation
Chicago
Italian Socialist Federation
Socialist Labor Party
Jugo-Slavy Socialist Federation
Harding Commutes Emil Herman Sentence to December End
President Harding commutes the 10 year sentence of Emil Herman at McNeill Island Washington to end December 24. The decision was announced Tuesday by the Department of Justice. Herman was convicted in Seattle in June 1918 of violating the espionage act.
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Washington
Harding
Germany
Treasury
Bureau of Civil Aeronautics
Department
House
Hughes
United States
Great Britain
Japan
America
Ellis Loring Dresel
Boston
Diesel
Berlin
Senate
President Harding
General Pershing
Admiral Coontz
Emil Herman
McNeill Island
Department of Justice
Seattle
Wash
Parliament Candidates Selected Across Canada Elections Near
Nominations for parliamentary candidates occurred in all electoral divisions. The general election is set for December 6. The governing party led by Premier Meighen fields candidates in most divisions, with the Liberal opposition under W L Mackenzie King also well represented. The Progressive party led by T A Creary fields many candidates, notably in the west.
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Ottawa
Canada
Government Party
Meighen
W. L. Mackenzie King
Progressives
T. A. Crear
Foch to Visit Montana Crow Agency and Billings
Marshal Ferdinand Foch to tour Montana on November 28 with entourage. He will inspect Crow Agency near Hardin and Custer battlefield before arriving in Billings for afternoon engagements. Crow Indians plan a ceremonial welcome including war bonnet and coup stick, with local barbecues and public receptions.
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Billings
Ferdinand Foch
Montana
Crow Reservation
Hardin
Crow Agency
Custer
Plenty Coos
Arlington Armis
Prenticoos
Washington, D. C
Billings Commercial Club
Jed Lincoln
Butte
Marshal Foch
Livingston
American Legion
Gas Pipeline Completed Reaches Billings City
Billings readies for natural gas by completing the Basin-Billings line. Illinois Pipeline Co advances 72 miles of eight and ten inch pipe and terminal facilities. Tufnels race with cold weather finished as gas control systems near activation for industrial and domestic mains.
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Billings
Ilnois Pipeline Company
Ik Basin
Ohio OI Company
Billings Gas Company
Tufnels Company
Jack Frost
Filasia
System of Governors
Carrien
Wille
Denver Company Buys Gallatin Bonds
Denver Trust company bid $125,000 of Gallatin county highway bonds and won approval from county commissioners. A premium of $337 was paid. bonds carry 5 percent interest and run 20 years. With $64,000 federal aid, Gallatin County plans over $200,000 in road projects next year.
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Bozeman
Denver Trust Company
Gallatin County
Butte Hosts Scottish Rite Reunion and Local News
A December Scottish Rite reunion is planned for Butte with dates December 5 to 8. Bozeman organizes 12 Boy Scout troops. Park County residents form a taxpayers league. New Missoula council represents Mineral, Missoula, Ravalli and Powell counties. HB Shea, 82, longtime Yellowstone Division conductor, dies in Glendive. Fourteen Havre arrests for Volstead Act violations. Columbus yards ship 24 carloads of cattle to Chicago. Jordan Fire Department to install $1,200 chemical outfit and motor truck. seven new members admitted. Paroles granted to 26 inmates. Bozeman lawyers coin terms for whiskey. Oscar Kofford, 21, of Kalispell, suffers broken spine in car wreck. Marines replace civilian guards on Montana mail cars. clerks retain revolvers. Sheriff W. H. Houston of Missoula acquitted in ouster case but faces gambling charges. A Jersey cow, Lottle of Kirkhorn, sets senior three-year-old record: 10,809 pounds milk and 541.95 butterfat. Mayor Cocking’s order leads Butte police to arrest 14 men and a woman over anti loitering boycott of Irish stores. Sam Webb and Ralph Barr die in a Reed Point train collision. Broadus hosts an Eastern Star chapter with 26 charter signatures. Bozeman fined for trapping beaver. Artificial Ice and Storage of Billings begins large egg storage expansion.
Butte Sells Bond Issue to Funding Bank
Butte treasurer Herman Strasburger reports $1,024,000 received from Metals and Trust Bank covering face value of bonds plus accrued interest. Purchaser paid a premium of $1,500. interest amounted to $22.40 per bond. All city warrants secured by the bonds have been called.
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Butte
Herman Strasburger
Metals and Trust Bank
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Fatty) Arbuckle
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