Overpopulation Fears and Saskatchewan Machinery Growth
European economist Robert R. Kuczynski warns population growth may slow as birth and death rates shift while Brookings Institute notes Western nations face declining fertility. Saskatchewan purchases of farm machinery reach about 50 million dollars yearly as Regina expands as a global machinery hub with sales outpacing 1928.
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Alliance
Robert R. Kuczynski
Economist
Brookings Institution
Washington
Western
Europe
North America
Auson
Brookings Institutions
Saskatchewan
Regina
NP Officials Back Pier Removal Elevation Plan
Northern Pacific representatives T M Lowry and F J Taylor will recommend removing the central pier and lifting the Harrison avenue trestle 18 inches to suit the paving committee. Judge Rasch joined city leaders at a city hall meeting with Mayor Beadle and Aldermen to discuss the plan.
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Northern Pacific
T. M. Lowry
F. J. Taylor
Harrison Avenue
N. P. Harrison Avenue
City Hall
Carl Rasch
N. P
Beadle
James H. Rowe
C. P. Nevin
Blank
Hesler
Morgan
O'Leary
Coch
Indians adopt Carver at Crow Nation ceremony
In Billings on June 25 Veterans of Foreign Wars national commander Eugene P Carver of Boston was adopted into the Crow Nation as Soaring Eagle during a three day state encampment for Civil War Spanish American Indian War and World War veterans. The ceremony was led by Crow Chief Plenty Coos.
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Billings
Eugene P. Carver
Boston
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Soaring Eagle
Plenty Coos
Carver
Henry Fletcher resigns as ambassador to Italy after 27 years
Washington June 25 Henry P Fletcher ambassador to Italy will end 27 years in diplomacy around Sept 1 Hoover accepted his resignation at his insistence. Secretary Stimson will survey the field before naming successors with urgent selections only. Fletcher may seek a Pennsylvania Senate seat after retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry P. Fletcher
Italy
Hoover
Stimson
Fletcher
School Board Faces 88300 Deficit in 1928 29 Budget
The district confronts an 88300 shortfall for the 1928 29 term after a ruling declares warrants unconstitutional. The attorney general says the deficit must be included in this year’s levy, while county commissioners refuse. Chairman J D Wallace notes conflicting legal advice.
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Europe
Attorney General
J. D. Wallace
Legion Delegates Board Special Train To Havre
More than 100 Legionnaires plus two drum and bugle bands from Anaconda and Butte travel by a 4 PM chartered special train to Havre for the state American Legion convention. Helena delegation will join in Butte banners announce city affiliations. Paul V. McNutt, national commander, expected to address the re union banquet with the 163rd infantry Thursday night. Livingston of Butte seeks state commander endorsement. election set for Saturday morning.
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Butte
Havre
Montana
Anaconda
The
American Legion
Legion Posts of
Mining District No. 6
Helena
Silver Bow Post
Paul V. McNutt
Indianapolis
163Rd Infantry
McNutt
al Livingston
Livingston
Running mate of famous gambler taken for ride
Frankie Marlow, confidant of tabloid-era kingpin Rothstein, was abducted and found murdered with three bullet wounds to the head. The New York inquiry centers on his association with gambling figures and his ties to boxing promoters and rackets. Police fear a Rothstein-scale case as clues point to a woman in a hotel suite and engagement with a man.
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New York
Frankie Marlow
Broadway
Rothstein
Marlow
Driver Breaks Back When Car Hits Bridge at Anaconda
Joseph T. Causley, discharged US Army last March, suffered a broken back when his Chevrolet coupe rolled over on the Butte Anaconda highway about 6 PM. He was rushed to St Ann's hospital by Ralph Miller and treated by Dr. J L O Rourke. Sheriff Smith and Officer Johnston said he was driving toward Anaconda and apparently lost control about a half mile beyond Peck's ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Joseph T. Causley
United States Army
Butte-Anaconda
Causley
St. Ann's Hospital
Ralph Miller
Cherry Street
J. L. O’rourke
Peck
Trustees Qualified in Helena School Board Ruling
Judge A J Horsky of Helena rules J D Wallace J L Dorsh and Mrs Guy Sheridan are duly elected trustees of school district No 1. The decision followed in the Helena court after an election contest by James Naughten father of Ruth Naughten a school teacher not re employed. The finding states the Y M C A caucus was a public meeting and may be appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Wallace
J. L. Dorsh
Guy Sheridan
A. J. Horsky
Helena
James Naughten
Ruth E. Naughten
Judge Horsky
Naughton
State Supreme Court
Seer
Women as Pursuers, Not Pursued, Judge Says
New York magistrate over six years on the city family court says women are liars and lack law and order while often pursuing marriage for social stigma. He notes women marry a $25 a week man yet scream at $60, spend on beauty, and forget their wedding day amid gossip and brawls. Continued from Page 3 Col 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Love
United Press
New York
Alexander Brough
Crough
H. L. Mencken
Brough
Eagles Convention Opens in Butte With Bands and Delegates
The Fraternal Order of Eagles Montana aerie convention arrived in Butte for a four day gathering. About 600 Eagles and 300 auxiliary members are expected from outside cities. A special train delivers delegates from northern and eastern parts of the state and a reception was held at the Eagles lodge. Page 20 continues.
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Butte
Montana Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Eagles’ Lodge
Lewisown
Herbert Crego
Missoula
Mark R. Hanley
Lewistown
Fred A. Williams
Red Lodge
W. H. Huff
Billings
F. L. Shepard
Great Falls
Treasury Officials Say No Prohibition Propaganda in Schools
Treasury department officials rejected claims of an official effort to spread prohibition propaganda in public schools after examining a pamphlet the prohibition bureau prepared for teachers. Assistant Secretary Lowman said the pamphlets would go only to duly constituted school authorities that request them and no outreach was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth G. Crawford
United Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Prohibition Bureau
Maine
California
Treasury
Lowman
Hoover briefed on Europe today by Stimson Mellon Young panel
President Hoover and top officials heard a detailed briefing on current European economic conditions and the outlook. Owen D Young and three American associates presented the Young plan's evolving framework and anticipated downward revision of European war debts to the United States. The discussions touched on the reparations report and its annex with no detailed discussion noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Stokes
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Stimson
Treasury
Mellon
Owen D. Young
Reparations Commission
Young
Pearan
Europe
State Department
Board to act on school vandalism in district
The board of education debated escalating penalties after 57 school windows were broken since May 24. Truant Officer J H McMahon reported vandalism at Sherman and Three Mile schools and parents could be held responsible for punishments. Bids for next year’s general supplies were reviewed and the hospital district paying method discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McMahon
Sherman
Three Mile
Wallace
Garfield Perter
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Henry Fletcher
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Legion
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Canada
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Zion City, Ill
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