Murder of Military Commission in Albania May Spark New War
Edward W. Pickard surveys escalating tensions after the ambush and murder of the Italian Greek frontier mission in Albania. Italy demands harsh reprisals and swift action, while Greece negotiates under interallied pressure as Mussolini outlines ultimatums and mobilizes vessels.
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Albania
Germany
Ruhr
Greece
Interallied
Council of Ambassadors
Paris
Italy
League of Nations
Tangier
England
France
Spain
London
Mussolini
Jugo-Slavia
Fiume
Belgium’s reply dampens hopes on Ruhr dispute
Belgium’s note to Britain upholds France on the Ruhr occupation but proposes Germany’s payments be shared by allies in proportion to their material damages. If adopted, Belgium would bear pensions for 23 000 killed and 40 000 maimed while France loses pensions for 1 600 000 dead and 2 000 000 wounded.
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Elgium
France
Great Britain
Ruhr
Germany
Belgium
Americans Withdraw From Geneva Sked Cross Conference
American delegates Ernest P. Bicknell Col R K Olds and W G Pearce halted travel in Paris after a Swiss committee report accused moneyed influence of Red Cross work. The note, seen as an insult to the United States, followed the League of Red Cross Societies funding controversy. Gustave Ader asked John Barton Payne to attend to mend relations.
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Ernest P. Bicknell
Col
R. EK. Olds
W. G. Pearce
Geneva
Paris
United States
International Red Cross Committee
Red Cross
International Red Cross
America
League of Red Cross Societies
H. P. Davison
Gustave Ader
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
Aviators Lowell Smith and Richter Set San Diego Records
APT LOWELL SMITH and Lieut John Richter, army aviators, broke six aviation records at San Diego California. They flew over thirty seven hours establishing four new speed marks and new duration and distance records. They completed the flight with in air refueling contacts to take on gasoline food water and oil.
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Apt
Lowell Smith
John Richter
San Diego
Cal
Recognition of the Nov States Across Two Nations
The article notes simultaneous recognition in Washington and Mexico City on Friday for the November States, with formal resumption of diplomatic relations to follow promptly. The Mescalang party welcomed the news with great rejoicing.
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Washington
Mexico City
Tobacco as potential Montana industry shines in Worden tests
J W Tucker of Worden Yellowstone county reports a promising tobacco trial on irrigated land. Plants four feet tall, yielding 1200 to 1500 pounds per acre, with one half pound per plant and no pests. Tucker predicts rapid growth, high quality, and possible one ton per acre with proper care.
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Montana
United States
J. W. Tucker
Worden
Yellowstone County
Billings
Kentucky
Ohio
Tucker
Huntley Irrigation Project
Yellowstone Valley
Pipe Line Aims to Solve Ore Transport Problem
A firm named Robinson Blecer Ellis Son lays a 1800 foot pipe up the mountain to the Elizabeth mine. The line will carry ore to a stamp mill at the foot of the mountain for processing this fall and winter. Ore from the mine is regarded as good and the operation draws interest.
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Old Diamond City
Boulder Gulch
Robinson
Stampede Wipes Out 500 Sheep in Montana Range
Five hundred sheep vanished in a mountain forest reserve near Simms when frightened by coyotes. The herd, owned by Power Interests of Helena and led by a herder, stampeded across a ravine and over a cut bank, causing a mass smothering as pileups were once common in old stock raising days.
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Mountains
Simms
Helena
Montana association names officers at Glacier Park meeting
Bozeman official J. A. Harader was elected president of the Montana association of commercial organization secretaries at the eighth annual convention held at Glacier Park. Other officers named include P. L. Bernard Kalispell vice president L. E. Jones Great Falls secretary treasurer D. P. Bates Livingston and T. J. Larson Malta as directors.
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J. A. Harader
Bozeman
Montana Association of Commercial Organization
Glacier Park
P. L. Bernard
Kalispell
L. E. Jones
Great Falls
D. P. Bates
Livingston
T. J. Larson
Malta
Woolen mill proposed for Butte by January
A Utah concern plans a large woolen mill to operate in Butte by the end of January. Citizens are asked for support and possible concessions such as site allocation or stock subscriptions to fund the project.
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Butte
Utah
Four Cows Die After Poisoned Bran In Bridger Herds
Four of the best dairy cows in the herd of J A Dowdle at Bridger are dead and another is seriously sick after eating bran poisoned to kill grasshoppers. Authorities investigate the incident and warn farmers to check livestock feed.
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J. A. Dowdle
Bridger
Move Bank to Shelby Meets State Examiner Hurdles
Formal application to move the State Bank of Dunkirk to Shelby is on file with the state bank examiner but no action taken by Helena officials yet. Residents report difficulty cashing checks in Shelby due to ongoing banking adjustments.
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Shelby
State Bank
State Bank of
Dunkirk
Helena
Lakes and rivers claim largest toll of lives
Montana data show drownings exceed deaths from automobile and train crashes. In July 26 drownings, six auto deaths, six train deaths, totaling more deaths in water than in all vehicle or train accidents. Lightning killed five, avoidable by seeking shelter away from trees. Butte records the most automobiles. exposure and lack of care contribute to child deaths. a father and son drowned in a sewer less than two feet deep.
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Montana
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Department of Health
Department
Bureau
Butte
Woolgrower meetings listed for fall by Montana extension agent
K B Millin announces a second woolgrower meeting series with dates and in charge persons across Montana towns this fall. October 12 Deer Lodge S P Wilson. Lima John B Somers. Sheridan H N Kauffmann. Helena W H Sutton. Livingston D P Bates. Big Timber M M Oliphant. Columbus W H Jones. Miles City C M Yerrington. Ingomar R D Mercer. Martinsdale J O Berg. Harlowton C A Johnson. Lewistown Carl Peterson. Chateau Ro BE Clarkson. Great Falls F B MacSpadden. Fort Benton Charles Ruzicka. Chinook G W Gustafson. Malta H I Lantz. Glasgow M E Stebbins. Plentywood M P Ostby.
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K. B. Millin
Montana State College Extension Service
Deer Lodge
S. P. Wilson
Lima
John B. Somers
Sheridan
H. N. Kaufmann
Helena
W. H. Sutton
Foreman
R. E. Bodley
Livingston
F. BE. MacSpadden
Fort Benton
Charles Ruzicka
G. W. Gustafson
Malta
H. I. Lantz
Glasgow
M. E. Stebbins
Plentywood
M. P. Ostby
Madras Gardener Blocks Dredge In Irrigation Fight
Gust Eberlein opposes inclusion of his land in a three district irrigation project. He bans the dredge crew with rifle and six gun, forces idle work, and has fenced a proposed ditch line. Contractors threaten condemnation actions while he holds the fort.
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Gust Eberlein
Madras
Gust
Eberlein
Fire destroys Samples Flat school building near Fort Benton
A recent blaze destroyed the Samples Flat school house about 2 percent miles northwest of Fort Benton. The modern two room building with a basement and furnace carried $3,200 in insurance. It was the only school in the area and an investigation is ordered.
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Samples Flat Schol House
Fort Benton
Fuel oil burner shows promise at A. C. M. smelter
Officials report the new fuel oil burner installed in a Great Falls A. C. M. smelter furnace has given satisfaction. A month trial will determine if it becomes standard. The furnace needs about 100 barrels of oil daily to operate.
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Great Falls
Large Siliceous Clay Deposit Found Near Missoula
Discovery of a large siliceous clay near Missoula may foster a major tile and sewer pipe plant in the city. The deposit, claimed unique in the United States, could yield brick tile paving blocks sewer pipes and specialty building brick from both clay and shale. Recent tests indicate the Montana clay meets required standards.
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Missoula
United States
Montana
Beardslee-Dutton oil well in Montana eyes shot at production
The Beardslee Dutton well four miles southwest of Dutton on the Teton ridge in Teton county suspends drilling at 2,540 feet. Owner C J Anderson plans a shot to try to reach production, using a 6 inch casing pull and partial removal of the 1.7 inch string. Deep tests and multiple structures in Fergus, Fallon, and surrounding counties push toward potential discovery.
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Beardslee-Dutton
Dutton
Teton Ridge
Teton County
C. J. Anderson
Anderson
Madison
Dakota
Montanas
Baker
Fallon County
Absarokee
Florence
California
Agawam
Re Matn
N. Plandi
Fergus County
Kootenal
Winnett
Madison Hme
Geraldine 'S
Colorado
Arrow Creek
Judith Basin
Cat Creek
Gordon Campbell
Farmington
Big Northern
Mid-Continent
Lavador
Mid-Northern Oil Company
Billings
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