Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-11-12

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Los AngeIes.-Mrs. Sydney Drew
widow Of the late actor, died here re
Gently.
Moscow General Michael w. Frun-
se, soviet commissar Of war, died here
following an operation.
Mexico CIty.-Five killed and q
wounded in riots during gubernatorial
election In Yueatan.
New York-Miss Dorothy Quick.
magazine writer, is to marry John
Adams Meyer, writer Of a society mag
azlne.
Washington President Coolidge
this year followed the established
custom OF placing n wreath on the
tomb Of the unknown Soldier on Ar
mlstice day
Rome-SfonsIgnor Patrick o'Don-
nell. archbishop of Armagh, Ireland, is
10 be created a cardinal at the next
ronslstory, which probably win be held
December IS.
washIngton-Representatives of the
agricultural department and the farm
loan board have been ordered to Iowa
10 investigate the need for farm nnan-
,lal relief in that state.
The last census OF population shows
that approximately 46 per cent Of the
employed population Of New Jersey,
upwards Of II per cent In Pennsyl-
gania, and slightly over % per cent In
New York were engaged in manufac-
.urlng and mechanical industries.
Washington Colonel John Coolidge,
father of the president. is planning TO
,orsake his Vermont home for win
.er stay at the White House. 1t Is
probable he will arrive here before
ais Plymouth farm Is showed In and
gill remain here until winter breaks.
New York.-AIl previous records Of
production OF fabricated material were
surpassed in October by the American
Brass company and Anaconda Copper. |
he output Of 75,OO0.000 pounds Of |
,rass and copper products being 10 |
,er cent greater than the highest prev
GUS monthly total.
Washlngton.-Th bureau Of public
Dads of the agriculture department
las estimated that the close Of this
eason's road construction work would
ring the nations total Of hard sur
aced highways TO nearly half NIL
ION miles. The estimate was based
lpon reports from states and counties
the country.
chleago.-Samuel Morse FELTON,, for
4 years In railroad service, became
hartman OF the board Of the Chicago
sreat Western railway, of which he
lad been president since 1909. The
ffice was created for him when he
esigned the presidency. Colonel n.
!. Howard, general manager Of the
'hicago Union Station company, was
lected to succeed Mr.. FELTON, as presi-
ent.
Oklahoma City. okla.--James Blu
hannah Price, who sold newspapers
n the campus OF Duke university at
durham, n. c.. last year, when James
!. Duke. the late tobacco king, went
here to participate In dedlcatory
ervice, has been informed by attorn-
" for the Duke estate that he Is one
I 16 relatives who will participate In
1000. 600 bequest from the Duke es-
lite.
Chicago.-The Western Association
I General Chalrmen Of the Brother
ood OF Railway Tralnmen and Rail-
rad Conductors met here TO discuss
lans to obtain an advance In wages
?. G. Lee, president Of the trRlnmen,
ia the field OF discussion might In.
ude everything bearing upon their
ork. including rules and working
,nditions. w. e. Sheppard. presi- i
emit Of the conductors, was present.
London. agreement for settle /
ent of the Cxecho-Slovakian debt to !
reat Britain has been signed. Eighty I
.ouBand pounds. advanced through I
resident Masaryk for Cxecho-Slo- Z
,ksa's urgent war needs are TO be re.
Nd her Immediately. The sum OF I
300. 900 is made payable In 10 annual q
sgallments. j