Two Chinese Armies Clash Near Shanghai Front
Edward W Pickard reports on a large-scale clash between two Chinese forces about 100000 strong along an 80 mile front near Shanghai. Foreign powers maintain naval presence and protect utilities. potential movements by Wu Pei Fu and Chang Tso-lin influence regional power amid global reparations talks and Dawes plan deployment.
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Edward W. Pickard
Shanghai
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Italy
Yangsze
Lake Tilho
Shanghai-Nanking
Hwanetu
Chi Hsieh Yuri
Tuchin
Kiang Su
Li Hong-Hsiang
Cheklang
Wu Pei Fu
Chang Tso-lin
Manchuria
Peking
Chang
Sun
Chekiang
Canton
Dr. Sun
British Minister Denounces French Military Pact Idea
In Geneva at the League of Nations assembly Minister MacDonald attacked France's proposed military security pact. He received strong applause from many delegates prompting the French delegation to consider accepting his suggestion on the wider question.
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France
MacDonald
League
Germany
Russia
Giuseppe Motta
League Assembly
United States
Gibson
State Department
America
Great Britain
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
R. H
Prince of Wales
Long Island
Edinard
Wise Counsellor
Belmont Park
Ulster plan eyed to join Free State without loss of autonomy
Secretly negotiated talks outline a plan for Ulster to enter the Irish Free State while preserving its autonomy under a northern parliament and executive. The scheme, approved by the Free State and Britain and viewed favorably by Sir James Craig, aims to resolve the boundary dispute peacefully.
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London
Ulster
Irish Free State
Auronomy
Free State
Great Britain
James Craig
Ireland
Pomerene and Roberts Named Special Counsels in Government Case
TLEE POMERENE and Owen J. Roberts are appointed as special counsels for the government in the ongoing oll cases. Their roles position them to lead key investigations and prosecutions under government authority.
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Tlee Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
Notable Sportsmen and Creators Die in Recent Week
Three famous figures died in accidents last week. Auto racer Joe Boyer died saving spectators at Altoona. Italian Dario Resta perished at Brooklands England while seeking a new record. Harness driver Edward F. Geers died in Wheeling when a fellow horse fell. Author Maria Thompson Daviess died in New York. Also noted were H. J. Case inventor of threshing machinery and retired Lieut. Gen. S. B. M. Yonne.
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Joe Boyer
Altoona Speedway
Dario Resta
Italy
Brooklands
England
Edward F. Geers
Pop
Wheeling
W. Va
Miladi Guy
Maria Thompson Daviess
New York
H. J. Case
S. B. M. Yonne
Philippians
Montana Road Body forms executive committee
President Sid J. Coffee of the Montana Good Roads and Automobile association named a seven member executive committee to push state highway funding and secure Legislation. Members include Andrew J. Davis, ALT Breffensen, W. B. Dowyin, Bernard, William G. Ferguson, Bell, and George J. Wiedeman.
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Sid J. Coffee
Aontana Good Roads and Automobile Association
Wea
Andrew J Davis
Buttes Alt. Breffensien
Great Balls
W. BE. Dow- Yin
Balines
Pon. Bernard
Kalispell
William G. Ferguson
Hundred thousand lambs sold in state since March
Montana sheep buyers report 100 1X lambs purchased since last March for 600000. Unarry wart and Webb Armstrong of Armington sold 7000 lambs for 42000. McDaniels notes 400000 head moved out this year with 200000 contracted last spring. Movement starts this week and runs to October as corn prices hold profits.
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Great Falls
Charles McDaniels
Montana
Unarry Wart
Webb Armstrong
Armington
McDaniels
Colorado
Crow
New Mexico
Pioneer William Wamer Dies at Montana Soldiers Home
William Wamer 86 native of Ohio and early Great Falls livery stable owner died at the state soldiers home in Columbia Falls. A Civil War veteran, he came to Montana, lived in Virginia City Fort Benton and Great Falls. Survived by his wife and four daughters.
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Great Falls
William Wamer
Ohio
Montana
Columbia Falls
Wamer
Virginia City
Fort Benton
Sty
Two Montana State Officials Resign and Appoint Succession
Associate Justice Charles H. Cooper and Attorney General Wellington D. Rankin resign Saturday afternoon. Gov. Joseph M. Dixon accepted both and named L. A. Foot as attorney general and Rankin as chief justice to fill unexpired terms. Cooper cited his new duties as executor of a large multi state estate. Rankin and Foot were sworn in within 35 minutes of appointment.
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Selena
Charles H. Cooper
Montana Supreme Court
Wellington D. Rankin
Kite
Fternoon
Joseph M Dixon
Mr. Rankin
Cooper
Dixon
L.A Pout of
Chateau
Rankin
Associated Press
Hurge
Justice Cooper
Koesday
Miles Cavanaugh
Butte
Republian
United States
Frank Linderman
Kalispell
Foot
Genera
Ascop. Om
Mar
Butte Pioneers elect officers at annual convention
The Montana Pioneers closed its convention in Butte Aug 80 electing Tom Moore Towls town president and naming Bozeman to25 reunion. Other officers include Mrs. McM Trask Deer Lodge vice president Frank Brown Missoula treasurer Wil Cave Missoula historian and executive committee members Dave Hilger Treena John Harsey Helena and Bark Dingwell Drummond. The Sons and Daughters of Pioneers chose Ronald Higgins Missoula president Ted Larable Deer Lodge vice president Lettie Runsey Deer Lodge secretary Jean Bishop Dillon treasurer WLOA Clark Jr Tratte and George Porter Helena on their executive committee.
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Sons and Daughters of Pioneers
Ronald Higgins
Missoula
Ted Larable
Deer Lodge
Lettie Runsey
Jean Bishop
Dillon
Wloa. Clark, Jr. Tratte
George Porter
Helena
Huge hay crops boost Rosebud county harvest
Hay crops around Brandenburg in Rosebud county are exceptionally good this year. W. W. Ter rett ranch reports a larger hay tonnage from the first crop than is usually cut from the three crops combined.
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Brandenburg
Rosebud
W. W. Terrett
State Poultry Show Planned for Great Falls
Great Falls Poultry association members met in Commercial club rooms on August 29 to discuss plans for the state poultry show in Great Falls during the third week of January 1925. A major issue is securing a suitable large venue, with several spaces under consideration. A. J. Hendrix, secretary of the Great Falls association and head of the State Breeders, noted the impracticality of most options due to space needs.
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Tllinois
Ku Klux Klan
Galligan
Nhlle
Carl
Karl Shelton
Cagle
Klangman
Klan
The
Flaming Circle
National Guard
Great Falls
Great Falls Poultry Association
A. J. Hendrix
Great Falls Association
Montana State Fair to Feature Record Club Exhibits
More than 400 members of Montana boys and girls clubs will exhibit at the 1924 state fair, leaders say, aiming to set a new record. Only state winning demonstration teams will show, decided by county contests and state officers. Officials promise educational and entertainment features, sightsees around Helena, a banquet, coronation of the queen, capitol tour, governor visit, Broadwater plunge trip, and theater outing.
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Montana
Helena
State Capitol
Broadwater Plunge
Montana Vital Stats Show Declines Across Death Causes
Population rose 46 percent from 1910 to 1920 while deaths from external violence fell from 168.1 to 110.2 per 100 000 and all causes dropped from 1 008 to 962 per 100 000. Notable declines occurred in tuberculosis and typhoid fever, with no infant deaths in 1920 due to improved milk supervision.
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Montana
L. N. Benepe
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Health Department
State health board vows strict birth reporting enforcement
Helena bulletin notes law requires physicians to report births and will be enforced. U L Benepe, newly back from Baltimore, leads prosecutions against two doctors for unreported births, a local registrar for missing reports, and two undertakers for missing burial permits. More complaints and public naming of convicted physicians are planned.
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State Board of Health
Helena
U. L
Benepe
Secretary of State issues over sixty six thousand plates for 1924
The secretary of state reports more than 66 000 passenger car plates issued, depleting supplies and prompting a further order of 2 000 plates. Licenses reached 60 650 passenger cars and 5 800 motor trucks, versus 65 449 passenger cars and 5 280 trucks in all of 1923. Since August 1 half rate licenses have been issued mainly to cars not operated on state highways earlier that year.
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London
Germany
Dawes
Europe
Reparations Commission
Seymour Parker Gilbert
Treasury Department
Treasury
Mellon
J. Pierpont Morgan
Owen D. Young
Rufus Dawes
Berlin
New York
Amsterdam
Zurich
Madrid
America
Great Britain
Ruhr
Rhineland
Dortmund
Secretary of State
Montana Bar opens with urging lawyer student cooperation
T F Shea of Billings urged cooperation between practitioners and law school students during the Montana Bar association state meeting in Boulder on August 29. J W Speer of Great Falls presided.
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Law School
University of Montana
Mssoula
T. F. Shea
Billings
Montana Bar Association
Boulder
J. W. Speer
Great Falls
Talking as a Fool's Start: A Moral Reflection
The passage critiques self embarrassment born from speech, noting many missteps arise from speaking impulsively. It emphasizes restraint and thoughtful words over quick statements that expose weakness or folly.
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George Taylor
Lynch
Robert Tancaster
So. McPherson
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Broadus
Charlies M. Smith
Wolf Creek
Rex McPherson
Young Lancaster
Minnesota and Montana Coal Company
Minneapolis
Gilbert-Crawford Coal Company
Musselshell
Roundup
George McCleary
Mc-Cleary
Rattler
Jake Barthole
Melstone
Marie
Richard
Maurice Keller
Davenport
Fish Creek
National Consolidated Drug Company
Dakotas
Fr. Maw
John V. Carrol
Byron Yates
Otto Powell
Charles T. Gregg
Pred Jameson
Henry Peery
Missenke High School
Flathead Reservation
Nains
Monhin
Alfred George
Tom Moore
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