The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1924-11-07

noted author and playwright, Laura
Jean Libbey, novelist; w. e. Lewis
publisher of the New York Telegraph
Albert H Loeb, Chicago capitalist
Thomas G. Harbaugh, writer of the
"Nick Carter" tales, and Lew Dock
stader, one of the most famous of
American Ministries.
ORANGE has at last granted full
Il recognition to the government of
Russia, and the United States Is now
the only great power holding out
against the soviets. Jean Herbette
becomes French ambassador to Mos
COW and NJ. Rakovsky accepts the post
of Russian ambassador to Paris, being
transferred from London. 1t is be-
lieved either Krassin, Kameneff or
Litvinoff will be sent to England. Pre-
mier Herriot issued an order seques-
trating all Russian government real
property in Paris to be held awaiting
a settlement This includes the pala-
tial Russian embassy with its store OF
art treasures which has been in the
possession of Kerensky and his follow.
ers for seven years; and also stocks,
bonds, consulateS and other properties
that have been held In the name of the
former car and of the Russian state
d USSIA Is still furiously angry with
IN Great Britain because of the pub
LEGATION of the alleged letter from
zinoviev telling English communists
to prepare for a revolution. The let |
ter is declared by Moscow to be a |
forgery and the soviet government has |
sent to London several notes demand |
Ing immediate apologies. The whole |
affair was closely connected with the
politics of the British election, and 1t
is likely it will put an end to the plans
for an AngloRussian treaty. Another
statement by Zinoviev, whose authen-
ITCHY is not questioned, is prediction
that proletarian revolution in Ger
many is approaching, despite all the
Dawses, Eberts and Noskes."
~ -SOANoNnlO CNdCudtlOH VI lIG IlullT |
~ and Rhineland by France has been
every public building and
public service has been turned over
to the Germans and some 10000 ex
PEELED German railway workers have
to their jobs. The repara-
tons commission declared that the
last part of the Dawes program had
been fulfilled. Financial experts of
the allied countries began preparing
for the conference to partition the
payments, and on Amer $
cas- request, her claims for the cost y
If the United States army of occupa- $
ion were placed first on the agenda. y
Owen D. Young formally turned over 3
o Seymour Parker Gilbert the office Y
If agent general of PREPARATIONS. 8
]. Pierpont Morgan and the French
government signed an agreement for
he floating of French loan on the
American market, the amount being c.
Understood to be S150,000,OOO From n
his the Morgan banking house will be O
epaid the $100,00000O credit extended W
" it for market operations to b.
the French currency ex- O
hange value. T
= ECRETARY OF COMMERCE. -
, HOOVER has called a conference
n street and highway safety to q
leet in Washington December Is. u
from all parts of the ~
ountry will take part. In statement :"
EXPLAINING the purpose of the confer Il
nee Mr.. Hoover declared that the ..
cath of 22,6OO persons, injury to 678,- ~
90 persons and property damage
to $60O,OOOOO0 from traffic u
ccidents in 1923 represent national az
'ss OF so appalling character as to
arrant thorough consideration of the
ntire problem.
THERE are signs of hard times M
ahead for three of the big men" en-
foreign lands President Renal of re
turkey, Dictator Mussolini of Italy la
nd Dictator Primo de Rivera of ju
pain. A powerful revolt against "r
emaPs leadership has started and its co
liefs are the most influential diplo-
ats and army and navy officers of
re country. Many Spaniards have
listed in a movement 10 destroy the ST
ctatorship a. De River III scores col
prominent acii wer arr sted in me
adrid when the police Lioke up Sc
eat meeting Of protest against his Nc
gime. Mussolini's position is not so CD
eakened as those of the others. but wi.
at his power is waning was indlcat-
by the relatively small numbers of ha
lscisti who turned out on the ami. hu.
rsary of the society to take the oath SIS
loyalty to the king. Sts
chi