Dixon Signs Court Petition for World Court Entry
Governor Joseph M. Dixon and former Governor S. V. Stewart join Montana Supreme Court members as earliest signers of National League of Women Voters petitions urging U S participation in the permanent world court. About 2000 petitions with 25 names each will circulate statewide to seek action in Washington and with Congress. The form asks immediate steps toward U S involvement in the permanent court of international justice to deter war and boost global cooperation.
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Joseph M. Dixon
S. V. Stewart
Montana Supreme Court
National League of Women Voters
United States
World Court
Montana
League
International Committee
Bowman
Montana League
Washington
Congress
Permanent Court of International Justice
World Horse Population Declines Over a Decade
The US Department of Agriculture reports the global horse population fell 11 percent from 116,500,000 in 1913 to 103,550,000. Russia shows a 47 percent drop, while the United States holds 20,559,000 horses, down from 23,145,000 in 1913. Imports to the US shrank from 11,142 to 3,593 in 1921 amid low colt prices, yet breeding may profit as demand rises.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Russia
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Japan
Boy Admits He Caused Wreck That Killed 4
Butte Montana July 14 A coroner s jury at Whitehall finds Thomas Barry engineer Albert Jacobs Clifford Maily and W Brouhtard died at Blackstone Spur July 10 when a Burlington train hit an open switch thrown by Archie McArthur an 11 year old boy The jury exonerated the Northern Pacific railroad from responsibility in the deaths
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Whitehall
Thomas Barry
Albert Jacobs
Clifford Maily
W. Brouhtard
Blackstone Spur
Burlington
Archie McArthur
Northern Pacific Railroad
Mud and Tears Cause Sudden Return
Little Mary entered the house bedraggled and weeping after an incident. Her mother exclaimed at the sight, asking how it happened as the girl explained she had fallen into mud on the way home.
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Mary
Finance Capital and Its National Banking Reach
A study shows most New York finance leaders were born outside New York and many from small towns. The piece explains New York banks act as bankers banks, drawing in funds from rural areas to finance national needs, with officers reflecting nationwide origins.
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Georgia
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West Virginia
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Molly
Group Economic Understanding Across Production Sectors
J H Puelicher president of the American Bankers Association argues that groups from farmers to carriers and retailers suffer from misaligned interests due to a lack of economic understanding. He says producers, consumers, and carriers must cooperate for fair returns and healthy markets across agriculture, canning, transportation, distribution, labor, and capital.
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America
J. H. Puelicher
American Bankers Association
Gompers on Bodaliem State Socialism Debate
Gompers criticizes state socialism as repugnant to the American mind. He argues Americans favor liberty and fear an all powerful state. He suggests individuals should shape governance, not the state impose control.
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Gompers
Not Superstitious Irishman Sees Triplets Arrival
An Irishman celebrating a new era returns home at three in the morning to a nurse presenting him with triplets. He notes the clock shows three and jokes he is glad he did not come home at twelve. The anecdote comes from Argonaut.
France Ratifies Pacts From Arms Parley
Paris reports France’s senate ratified the Washington naval limitation treaty by three dissenters and the four power Pacific accord unanimously. Heat kept many away as proxy votes carried the measures. Debates noted France’s financial limits while affirming lighter ships and submarines remain unrestricted.
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The
Sea To Naval Commission
Lemary
Franc
Great Britain
America
Japan
Firpo Defeats Willard In Eight Round Knockout
Luis Angel Firpo knocked out Jess Willard in the eighth round of a fierce bout in Jersey City. Willard attacked early and exchanged heavy punches, but Firpo’s power prevailed as the referee counted Willard out after a final decisive blow.
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Jersey City
Luis Angel Firpo
Jess Willard
Willard
Firpo
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Longtime Use
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used for over 40 years to treat catarrh. It asserts the product reduces symptoms by acting on the mucous membranes and supporting internal relief.
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Hall
Notice for Publication United States Interior Lewistown
Notice announces publication regarding Lynn T. Day of Denton and related land claim actions under the Land Office system. Names Joseph Montgomery, Register, and dates tied to construction of the claim process with first publication on June 21. Public records indicate a sequence of land entries and associated notices in Montana.
Land Offer Notice from Interior Office Lewistown
Land Offer notice dated June 8 1923 from the Interior Office Lewistown states that Albert Woodworth seeks to establish a claim under section 28 in town N. He waed from N. R28 and aims to file a claim.
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Interior
Lewistown
Alten
Albert Woodworth
The High Cost of Cheap Money
Economist E B B Agger warns that cheap money fuels frenzied finance and disaster, costing government and people through inflation. He cites Civil War era costs, risk to credit, higher taxes, and wealth redistribution that harms creditors and benefits debtors.
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Ebb. Agger
American Bankers’ Association
Mr. Agger
Agger
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