World News Recap Shows Shifts in Power and Policy
A week in review notes Soviet decentralization urging self sufficiency. Russia calls for local management of materials and food. In Alberta the elder Indian chief Eimineskin, age ninety four, dies near Edson, linked to the Hudson Bay company era. British press sees reforms and liberal tones amid global political shifts and trade tensions.
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Imineskin
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Hobhema Reservation
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Mwadson Bay Company
Ed Snonson
Great Britain
Imekes
Administration supporters win UMWA convention dispute
Supporters of the United Mine Workers led by John L. Lewis claim a victory in the nine workers convention by detailing an accounting for 327000 spent on an unauthorized strike two years ago. The report targets anti administration elements and highlights internal control issues.
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Massachusetts
Arisany Copper Diatrict
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eHy of Chicago Apadnst
Chicago Tribune
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Washington notes on tariffs and officials in 1921 era
The report discusses railroad rate reductions for Pacific Coast vegetables, customs collectors for Washington district, and mentions Ku Klux Klan officials possibly being summoned. It also cites a Panama Canal tolls pause and a record year for American tonnage, with 2892 ships passing and 1212 American flagged.
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Pacific Coast Territory
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Chicago
Mississippi River
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Ku Klux Klan
Washington
Department of Justice
Panama Oe
United States
England
Wyoming Consistory Report Details and Military Recruiting Revival
The annual Wyoming Consistory report notes a rise of .22 percent for the fiscal year ending September 7. Army recruiting resumes in the Pacific Northwest with Camp Lewis targeting 6700 recruits for the Third Division. total strength of the Third and Fourth Divisions remains about 7000 short of the 10,000 authorized. Senator Wo AL Chark oof of Montana travels from Honolulu to San Francisco with three Hawaiian youths planning self-funded education. one, Sam Nkalamimoku, is Duke Kahanamoku’s brother. An expert enologist advertises wine-making services for non-intoxicating 2000 gallon limits, urging families to start now. Evidence in the Father Patrick Heéslin case implicates David Bender. Hightower’s counsel says he’s being exonerated. A Spokane church safe was cracked by professional burglars using an oxyacetylene torch, yielding $55 in money and checks intended for church construction.
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Secretary of
Hugh
David Bender
Wiam Hightower
Patrick EK
Heéslin
San Francisco
William F. Herron
Hightower
First Presbyterian
Spokane
War Inheritance and World Labor Conference Opening
President Harding opened the national unemployment conference urging liquidation and reorganization to end the war’s aftermath. He warned only work and patriotism can restore the economy and warned against world economic decline tied to war inheritance. Italian protests over League of Nations expenses and category rankings fueled indignation.
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Washington
Harding
United States
Toover
Industria
State board discusses aiding released convicts in Montana
Tenors of the Montana board of prison commissioners heard Warden Potter and Commissioner Rose urge stronger support for paroled men. They noted the $15 release funds and clothing, insufficient to reach new employment, and debated extending aid or early discharge to prevent homelessness and unemployment.
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London regrets Lloyd George missing Washington arms conference
The British prime minister Liavid Lloyd George will not attend the Washington conference on arms reduction due to ongoing Ireland negotiations and unsettled outcomes. Disappointment grows as objections to his leadership persist amid the lengthy talks.
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London
Lloyd George
Washington
Ireland
Milk River dispute may see Ottawa decision October 4
International Joint Commission likely to issue definite recommendations on United States Canada irrigation rights for the Milk and St Mary rivers at its Ottawa meeting on October 4. State Engineer C S Heidel reports after Lethbridge talks. Governor Dixon proposed reservoir development to satisfy both nations. failure could send issue back to governments.
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Dixon
Heldelsid
Canada
Dominion
Ottawa
Heldel
Willis J. Fegleston
United States Reclamation Service
Lethbridge
Rain and frost hit Montana counties in weekly crop reports
Thirteen of fifteen counties filing for the week ending September 17 reported rain or snow. Wheatland county logged a minimum of 18 degrees above zero. Killing frosts were reported in Hill Fallon Gallatin Stillwater and Wheatland. Fall plowing and fall wheat seeding underway in Phillips Hill Stillwater Custer and Big Horn counties. Several counties expect increased fall-sown acreage.
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Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Wheatland
Hill
Fallon
Gallatin
Stillwater
Phillips
Custer
Big Horn
Billings Cemetery to Plant Trees This Fall
The Billings cemetery commission approved immediate tree planting in the new Billings cemetery. Holes will be dug this fall and trees planted in early spring under a plan by landscape expert Koob Widmar of Wichita Falls Texas. Extensive shrubs are also planned for later placement.
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Billings
cOuEsstob Wweat
Ce Phices
Pilauadtad
Koo
Montana Growers Delay Stool Shipments Amid Freight Rate Cut
Western Montana shippers slow loading as eastern market congestion follows a freight rate cut effective Sept 20. L. B. Woods of Helena notes many large shippers postponed, while some growers with few cars resume later to avoid congestion. Beef quality remains high and wheat car shortages unlikely.
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L. B. Woods
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Woods
Matador Care Company
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Mr. Woods
Montana Notes Highlight Local Events And Changes
Reports from Montana cover the Midland Empire fair in Billings with Gov. Dixon in attendance. A new Community mausoleum is planned in Red Lodge cemetery costing over 340000. Other items note forest fire totals, a Deer Lodge development program, a fatal accident near Tongin, and highway construction reassignment for Skalha project linking Ravalli county to eastern counties.
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Monte
Miles City
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Will Buy At Wholesale Figures Miles City
City employees secure coal at wholesale prices from the city department despite harsh winter forecasts. They enjoy substantial savings while others buy retail and envy the easier access to energy in the upcoming season.
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Main Street Paving Advances in Lewistown with Bridge Open
Miles of paving have been added to Lewistown streets improving Main street. The Main street bridge over the mill stream is completed and open to motorists. The street is paved to Acreville except for a strip about one block long where contractors are still at work.
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Lewistown
Acreville
Feneth
Harvest Hafide Scarce in Buffalo Area
Farmers face labor shortages as harvest and threshing work looms. A week ago they were short of hands and now worry there will not be enough help to finish the harvesting season.
Pleased With Tourist Travel
Stephen T. Mather, superintendent of national parks, visited Livingston on Thursday en route to Washington, D. C. He expressed pleasure with the season’s record.
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Stephen T. Mather
National Parks
Livington
Washington, D. C
Mather
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