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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
6
Oklahoma declares martial law as Gov. Walton faces suspected Ku Klux Klan violence and legislative backlash. Spain’s coup consolidates power under Primo Rivera with a directorate, targeting syndicalism and separatism while Morocco campaign and Tangier conference loom.
Balkan tension rises as irregulars and Mace donian irredentists gather along the frontier. Belgrade warns Sofia that invasion will trigger war. Bulgaria seeks diplomatic intervention from allied powers to avert a wider conflict.
Prime Minister Baldwin spent several days in Paris last week engaging in a cordial discussion with Premier Poincare about world affairs and related topics.
Haynes tells Congressman Hill the government will interfere as little as possible with farmers cider making. He argues cider violations are inconsequential next to distilled spirits abuses and overall enforcement. Britain replies to Hughes on ship liquor plan but remains noncommittal. imperial conference in London will consider the issue.
In Dublin the 109 oath-taking members met and unanimously re elected William Cosgrave as president. Forty four Republican members were absent eighteen of them in prison. An appeal to allow rebel meeting was rejected and no compromise with rebellion was allowed.
More than fifty blocks of Berkeley's wealthier residence area burned early in the week leaving between twelve thousand and fifteen thousand people homeless. Property losses are estimated around five million dollars. The University of California and several attractive West Coast towns faced similar forest fire outbreaks.
Reports to the state board of equalization show Montana metal mine output more than doubled in 1923 over 1922. Net proceeds rose to 5 201 677 dollars with a license tax of 78 293.67 dollars. Silver Bow County supplied most of the earnings. The year ends May 31. The sapphire mines contributed 139 771.51 dollars, with two operations in Granite county and Judith Basin county. Other items include a Butte prospector fending off a mountain rat with a shotgun and a divorce decree in Butte. Bonds of the Bitter Root Irrigation district valued at 600 000 dollars were sold. A murder suicide case in Whitehall and a railroad grading resumption near Miles City are noted along with a bank burglary at Ennis.
The state leads in manganese with deposits in eight districts led by Philipsburg. Montana supplied about two thirds of US production in 1917-18. Manganese is used in batteries and steel making, with rhodochrosite in Butte as a source. Officials note varied ore blends and plans for a new Glendive Golf Club house with a 40-member roster and riverbank site.
Oil activity across Montana centers on Brush Creek in Fergus County with multiple wells in progress or planned. The Republic and Peerless Producers pursue testing near Quillana dome while Baker field development nears one and a half million dollars in the next year. Nearby rigs in Kevin Sunburst, Cat Creek and Sweetgrass tracks push deeper drilling with several producers and duster notices.
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