Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-12-03
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Omaha.--N. J. Satan" Miller, 105,
OWL War veteran, and believed to be
the oldest man In Nebraska, is dead.
Hartford, conn.-Percy A. Rockefel-
Ter has taken out $1O0O.OOO earth
quake insurance on his property at
Greenwich, because of recent slight
shocks.
New York.-For calling American
soldiers "Bums" on Armistice day Mrs.
Mary Greoula. Bohemian. is going TO
spend 10 days in Jail. She refused to
pay a S25 fine.
London.-Eight hundred persons re-
ported killed and damage estimated at
half million dollars has been done
by a terrific cyclone which has swept
southern India.
PekIng.-Paoting-F provincial cap
ltal of Chilli. 100 miles southwest OF
Picking. has been captured by General
Ten-Pa0.San, of the group opposed to
Marshal Chang Tso-Lin.
Observation-Disclosures proc dIngs
have been instituted by the directors
OF the Aga Motor works. OF which Ed
mund SHINES, son of the late Hugo
SHINES, is the chief stakeholder.
New York.-Mrs. Coolidge and |
Queen Mary are cited by the Retail
Dry Goods association MS good ex-
amples for every woman to follow in
the matter of early Christmas shop
ping
vlenna.-The Austrian government |
mas negotiated an American loan Of
20 100000. The loan will run % years
and the interest Is 9.15 on the issue
price Of 50 or about 8 per cent on the
nominal prices.
Dallas, Tex.-Merger Of the Mag
nolia Petroleum OF Texas with the
OH company Of New York.
involving physical property estimated
II s3OOO00.0 600, was approved here by
roting stockholders OF the former COM
pany.
New York.--A loan of S100000,000
70 the Italian government, insurlng fl
ianclal support for the restoration OF
he gold standard in italy. has been ar
'anged through group OF American
ranks, headed by J. p. Morgan and
company.
New York.-Unable to obtain Army
Navy tickets except at spectators
,rices. a New York football enthusiast
hartered a transport plane, accom-
nodating IA persons for the purpose
4 clrcling over the Polo grounds and
iewing the military classic from the
ir.
washington.--All violations OF the
rohibltlon law. however small. should
e prosecuted. In the opinion OF Presi-
ent Coolidge, although he believes
pecial stress should be placed on
asses where convictions VIII close up
lrge sources OF liquor supply.
Moscow. Russia firmly intends In
he future as in the past to stand aloof
rom the league Of nations and SINH
.r organizations, acting Foreign Min
tier Lftvinoff declared In carefully
repaired official statement. The To-
arno security treaties win not alter
he soviet foreign policy, he said.
Wasnington.--A counterfeiter with I
Ugh ideas of his ability TO put his '
fork in circulation has put out a spur Y
,us 500 gold certificate which the I
.easury describes as dangerous" e
bad blunder was made by the artist '
hen In one place he let "treasary" go
trough on the plate for treasury" e
Washington.--As a first step in the r
of the bureau Of mines.
hlch was transferred from the In
,rIor department to the commercial y
apartment last summer, Secretary Z
Dover has created within it an econ D
mics branch. O. P. white, who has 2
zen for several months in charge OF b
lie coal division OF the commerce de- !,
artment. win head the new bureau 8
hIch will take over work which for i,
erly was done In the division Of II
ineral statistics. G
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