Tnotan Tribe Celebrates Big Flathead Reservation Event
The Tnotan and Flathead Indians staged a post Lenten celebration at St Ignatius with dances, regalia, and a major wrestling match. Frank Legrand of Pablo defeated En Dishmon of the Mission in two falls amid a powwow and Camas dances. Visitors from Northwestern Montana attended as Axel E Fr Schard of Stockholm toured to study lumbering methods.
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Flathead
Remi
Temens
St. Ignatius
Frank Legrand
Pablo
En Dishmon
Mission
Leda
Opera House
Montana
Axel E. Fr. Schard
Stockholm
Sweden
Red Man
Neal Ward Named Insurance Agent in Montana
Neal A Ward appointed assistant general agent of Montana Life Insurance Co with supervision over Silver Bow Deer Lodge and Beaverhead counties. General Manager Harry Cunningham had made the appointment days earlier and announced it yesterday as Ward began duties in Butte.
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Neal A. Ward
Montana Life Insurance Company
Silver Bow
Deer Logge
Beaverhead
Butte
Harry Cunningham
Mr. Ward
Butte Oversubscribes Irish Bond Allotment
Butte surpasses its Irish liberty bond allotment by 400. Through Monday $50,400 has been subscribed in Butte, with Montana’s total target of 100000. State sections led by Anaconda plan to cover the rest as drive winds down. Subscriptions may resume later to add names to an honor roll as a permanent record. Treasurer J J Harrington will collect remittances at the Harbour building.
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Butte
Movement For
John Caplis
Montana
J. J. Harrington
Harbour
Republican Territorial Convention Names Delegates
From Honolulu the republican territorial convention selected two delegates and two alternates to represent Hawaii at the Republican National Convention in Chicago.
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Honolulu
Chicago
Mayor Hylan Orders Fifth New York Vice Probe
New York Mayor Hylan ordered a fifth concurrent investigation into vice conditions in the city late today. The move expands the administration’s effort to curb illicit activities amid rising concerns.
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New York
Hylan
Commissioner orders inquiry into Easter sermon charges
Commissioner of Accounts David Hirshfield is directed to conduct a thorough inquiry into allegations of revelry along the Great Whiteway raised by Reverend John Reach Straton pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in his Easter sermon.
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David Hirshfield
Great Whiteway
John Reach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
Lenine outlines peace proposals at communist convention
Nikolai Lenine premier of the Soviet government addressed the ninth convention of the communist party in Moscow. He outlined peace proposals received by the Russian Bolshevist government and restated core principles while revealing concessions to former governing classes.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Nikolai Lenine
Communist Party
Interchurch Movement Begins Montana Campaign
The Rev. George Mecklenburg state financial director will present the five year budget campaign of the interchurch movement in Montana. He attends Roundup and will speak at Harlowton Lewistown and Butte as conferences run this week. The drive seeks 336 777 572 dollars to support 32 denominations.
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George Mecklenburg
Interchurch World Movement
Roundup
Harlowton
Lewistown
Butte
Mecklenburg
Montana
Interchurch Movement
Angles Club Holds Annual Session On Fisheries Aid
The Butte Anglers' club meets at 8 PM in Judge Jackson's courtroom with full member turnout hoped. President D Guy Stivers presides as Secretary Mark Ezekiels urges broad participation to address alarming stream conditions, then reports year’s fish fry distributions totaling 2 130 000 across multiple waters including Salmon Basin, Grayling Big Hole and several others.
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Butte Anglers’ Club
Salmon
Basin Creek
Homestake Lake
Donovan’s Lake
Grayling
Big Hole
Red Rock River
Dillon
Eastern Brook
Avoca
Nine Mile
Bernice
Norris
Pony
Missoula
Whitehall
Wisdom
Lowlands Creek
Big Blackfoot
Pipestone Creek
Total
Rainbow
Hamilton
Red Rock
Ed Rowe
Donovan's
Big Hole River
Municipal Trolley Road Plan Carries Detroit
Detroit voters approved Mayor James Couzens’s $15 million bond to fund a municipally owned street railway project to compete with Detroit United. The tally was 89,285 in favor to 51,193 against, 63.6 percent of those voting, meeting a 60 percent threshold. Couzens said excavation would begin at noon with city council consent.
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Detroit
Mich
James Couzens
Detroit United Railway
Couzens
Attempt to poison Bela Kun and others in Hungary
Vienna April 6 The Associated Press reports an attempt to poison Bela Kun former dictator of Hungary and other communists interned at Steinhod. Poison was hidden in an Easter sweetmeat gift. Kun and the others fell ill but are recovering. The gift is traced to three Hungarians. one has been arrested.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Bela Kun
Hungary
Steinhod
Kun
Census reveals population gains in listed cities
Census bureau figures released show growth in multiple cities. Oklahoma's population rises to 4 961, Utah to 9 439, Grand Junction Colorado to 8 665, Albany Georgia to 11 555, Carrick Pennsylvania to 10 504, Ogden Utah to 32 804, Zanesville Ohio to 29 569, Huntington Indiana to 14 000, Wilmington North Carolina to 33 352, Cambridge Ohio to 13 104, Greensburg Pennsylvania to 15 033 with double and triple digit percentage increases highlighted.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Or Ore A Okla
Utah
Grand Junction
Colo
Albany
Carrick
Ogden
Zanesville
Ohio
Huntington
Ind
Wilmington
N. C
Cambridge
Greensburg
Johnson Grateful After Michigan Primary Victory
Senator Hiram Johnson issued a statement in New York praising Michigan voters for a decisive victory over organized politics and exploitation of capital. He attributed the win to the American who relies on God given attributes to oppose these forces.
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New York
Hiram Johnson
Michigan
Supreme Court ends government control of news print in Canada
Ottawa April 6 Supreme Court overruled the board of commerce ordering Price Bros to ship 15 percent of its news print to specified Canadian buyers rather than the United States for higher returns. The court held news print is not a life essential to the individual.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Canada
Supreme Court
Board of Commerce
Price Bros. & Co
United States
Ault Case Deliberations Continue In Seattle Trial
Arguments for and against a directed verdict of acquittal filled the afternoon as E. B. Ault editor of the Seattle Union Record faces criminal libel charges over remarks about four World War I veterans killed at Centralia. Judge Ronald is to rule before noon tomorrow after the state rested today.
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Seattle
Wash
E. B. Ault
Seattle Union Record
Centralia
J. T. Ronald
Wood in Oregon Nomination Petition Filed
General Leonard Wood will have his name filed for the Republican nomination at Salem tomorrow. Don W. Walker, Wood campaign manager in Oregon, said the nominating petition contains more than 3,000 signatures and will be submitted to the secretary of state.
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Portland
Ore
Leonard Wood
Salem
Don W. Walker
Wood
Oregon
Peary Torpedo Destroyer Launched at Cramps Yard
The torpedo destroyer Peary named for the late Rear Admiral Peary was launched at the Cramps shipyard in Philadelphia on the eleventh anniversary of his polar discovery. Mrs. Marie Stafford, Peary’s daughter and known as the snow baby, served as sponsor.
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Philadelphia
Peary
Cramps
North Pole
Marie Stafford
Soldiers May Operate Trains In Mexico Impasse
Mexican federal government may seize the Southern Pacific of Mexico railroad and run trains with soldiers if an agreement with striking workers is not reached within 72 hours. The ultimatum was served at Nogales Sonora. The piece also notes France’s noted snuff-taking habit and its decline.
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Nogales
Ariz
Southern Pacific of Mexico Railroad
Sonora
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets Advertised Product
A prescriptive style ad urges taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets for colds grip or influenza prevention. It directs buyers to check BE W GROVE'S signature on the box, priced at 30 cents.
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BE. W. Grove
Gets-It corn remover promises instant relief and quick corn loss
A Chicago company markets Gets-It drops to dry and remove corns and calluses within a day or two. The ad claims millions have eradicated their corns this way and guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer.
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Mi d
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Quit Meat If Your Kidneys Act Badly Ad Promote Urinary Health
A magazine advertisement urges a meat free approach for kidney health. It claims uric acid from meat overloads the blood, causing back pain, cloudy urine, headaches, and rheumatism, and promotes Jad Salts as a safe daily kidney cleanser made from grape and lemon acids with lithia.
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a easy way to restore natural dark color to faded or gray hair. It claims natural, even darkening with regular use and discreet results.
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Wyeth
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VICE
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Angles Club
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Mast
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