Rebels Seize Pecora Camp. Americans Held
Consular dispatches report rebels capturing the Pecora camp of the British La Corona company with about 65 men held, including several Americans. Demands of 9000 pesos for Pecera surrender and 15,000 pesos at Agnaba noted. July 2 payment deadline. U.S. officials seek protection for captives and urge Mexican authorities to counter bandit raids as Obregon government moves troops into Tampico.
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President's plea for subsidy reshapes farm trade policy
President Harding, at a White House dinner, urged agricultural leaders to back merchant marine legislation as a national solution benefiting all. Chairman Lasker quoted Harding saying farmers must access overseas markets via American ships, linking farm welfare to world trade and war needs, with farm credit discussed.
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Rev J W Rawne Honored With Election As President
Word arrived yesterday that Rev J V Hawk of this city, superintendent of the Montana Children's Home Finding Society, has been elected president of the national association. The selection was announced at the annual convention in Providence, Rhode Island.
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Privy Council Backs Navy Pact in Japan
Takio reports the privy council approved the Washington naval treaty and sent it to the prince regent for ratification. The approval included the poison gas ban and submarine limits. The council’s probe warned Japan’s ship ratio was disadvantageous and urged stricter future care. Separate notes mention US statistics on longevity and new cave-dwelling animal forms in Mammoth Cave.
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Washington
Free Booklet on Meat Economical Use for Households
Government experts publish a free booklet explaining meat value, cuts, cost relations, and economical preparation methods. It emphasizes choosing wisely to avoid bone and gristle waste and invites readers to request a copy via mail with a small return postage.
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Meat Buckled request with return postage note
Fragmentary note names Breer and a request for return postage on a free copy of the Meat Buckled. Nonsense or garbled text follows with filler words and unclear references. Unable to extract a clear event, date, or organization beyond the stamp and free copy mention.
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Stewart’s figures wrong says Lemert in prison inquiry
Lemert testified there was no shortage of flour sugar bacon or coffee at the state prison and that Stewart’s figures omit on hand stock and warehouse transfers. He showed barley flour and coffee surpluses, noted wormy flour, and questioned McHarridgs records while detailing costs of prison milk versus hospital supply.
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George Johnson
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Montana shopmen call strike crippling railway lines
The report says Montana machinists called a Sunday strike threatened to cripple railroad lines. Leaders claim the move aims to press for consolidation of bills to aid farmer borrowers and educate the public on ship subsidy issues. Officials expect around 180 Billings workers and 40 to 400 Laurel workers affected, with orders in Butte and Deer Lodge for walkouts Saturday and ongoing labor action nationwide.
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I Sulgrave Studio Pupils in Recital at St Helena Hall
Pupils of the Swlerove stafia presented a dance program last evening in St Helena hall with Marty Agnes Sulgrave performing solo dances. Attendance by relatives and friends was large.
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Local shop workers told to suspend work July first
Miles City June 29 local shop employees on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul road received a telegram stating all craft under general foremen rank may suspend work at 16 o'clock on July 1. The notice covers all railroads and Pullman shops and is read as an order for local shop men to cease work Saturday morning.
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Deer Lodge
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St. Paul Road
Every new auto means fewer flies uproar in Minnesota
The Associated Press reports from Minnapelg on June 29 that Prof C W Castland of the University of Minnesota argues every new automobile reduces horse usage, manure, and fly breeding. He notes no fly shortage yet due to many horses still present, and mentions packing wood and a retired police captain with a score of motor offenses.
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Minnapelg
C. W. Castland
Department of Animal Wbiolory
University of Minnesota
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