President asks Senate to authorize U S membership in permanent court
Washington February 24 President asked the Senate to authorize American membership in the permanent court of international justice arguing the United States helped conceive the court and that full participation would advance international relations and world peace while preserving traditional policies and reservations.
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Permanent Court of International Justice
Scottie
United States
League
Holtdifig
Hughes
Po Ent
Public School Fund In Jeopardy Prompts Reform Calls
Helena dispatches report the state public school fund faces risk from farm loan losses. Miss May Tramper, state superintendent, opposed loans but law passed. A committee urges repeal of farm loan law, stop further farm loans, and reimbursement of the fund from the general fund to ease tax burden.
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Miles S City Star
Helena
May
State Land Board
New York hunter bets $10000 on Ontario wolf chase
Frank Doudera of New York, calling himself president of the New York Big Gate Club, travels to Fort William Ontario with two guides to try lone wolf hunting in the wilds. A $10000 wager backs his bid to bring back a timber wolf hide to New York within six weeks.
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Ont
Ontario
Frank Doudera
New York
Big Gate Club
Ignace
Doudera
Wilds
Iie
American egg industry in China collapses under tariff
Shanghai reports that the new American tariff has nearly destroyed the American egg trade in China. Producers say a factory has been sold and others are in pending deals. American firms here have invested millions and built a dairy product market in exchange for Chinese goods.
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Shanghai
China
Ina
Wool Answers in Tariff Debate
The Montana Record Herald argues the Democratic charge that the Republican tariff acts like a Chinese wall is unfounded. It contends the tariff is high enough to protect American farmers from foreign competition yet not so high as to bar imports, since importers or foreign producers pay U S treasuries and taxes.
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Boston
United States
Montana Record Herald
Essentials of Life to Your Work
A compact guide outlines practical steps to integrate health and daily tasks. Focuses on nutrition, rest, and mindset to improve productivity and well being for busy professionals.
School Notes: Narrow loss in tough tournament run
The basketball team barely edged higher seeds, beating Broadview to reach Roundup for second place. After a close first half they trailed, then shifted tactics. Fergus toppled them 36 to 7 in a later game, and Buffalo defeated them 16 to 6 in the final matchup.
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Hryna
Broadview
Winnett
Fergus
Buffalo
Cane
Paton Prease
London and Viscount Grey on War Uncertainty
Viscount Grey of Fal- Jodon warns that armaments growth underpins war and Europe may not fully recover after such a conflict. He cautions against complacency and stresses lessons from the suffering war caused.
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London
Viscount Grey
Fal- Jodon
Europe
Gray
Last of Light Brigade Member Dies in London
Thomas M. Shaw, claimed last survivor of the Light Brigade charge at Balaklava in 1854, died in Victoria hospital London at age 91 from bronchitis. Wounded in the Charge of the 600 he recalled the memory with Florence Nightingale tending him. He settled here 37 years ago. Legion dance here March third.
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London
Thomas M. Shaw
Light Brigade
Balaklava
Victoria Hospital
Shaw
Florence Nightingale
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