Peace Celebration Planned in London
G W Honan reports on a planned giant peace celebration in London and broad hopes tied to American aid. He notes Belgium’s gratitude for wheat and food, American college volunteers, and postwar economic readjustment, with Belgium needing machines and copper returned to peacetime industry.
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G.W. Honan
The Dot Circus Activity Page Teaches a Puzzle
A fragmented instruction page explains drawing a line from dot No 1 to dot No 2 to complete a verse about a small boy at the circus. After tracing the pletoire, readers are told to cut and paste into a scrap to form The Dot Circus in a permanent book.
Ward Road Travel From Walkerville To Bernice
A seven person party in a two passenger car traveled from Walkerville to Bernice on Ward Road during a Sunday afternoon, covering about 20 miles in five hours over rough terrain. The group included H O Clark Jr his wife and sister from Missouri George Fe Mallon of Great Falls postal telegraph manager and wife S G Brow Butte postal official and wife. After visiting Waikville to view mines they attempted a quicker route to Bik Park to catch the Great Northern train. They faced uprooted trees from a recent hurricane and damaged the car requiring bolt removal and borrowed tools. they reached Butte by 10:30 p m. The trip marks the third time the route has been completed from Walkerville.
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Waikville
Bik Park
Great Northern
Great Falls
Butte
SysEy
Bawin
Francis J Clingen Dead in Chicago
Francis J. Clingen died unexpectedly in Chicago last Friday. His wife Mrs. Julia Ward Clingen, a national figure in the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association and editor of the Fraternal Leader, reflects on his upright life and devotion. The obituary notes his Chicago post and Knights of Columbus prominence, praising his character and large circle of admirers.
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Francis J. Clingen
Chicago
Julia Ward Clingen
Butte
Man Hood
Dynamite at Hastings Miner House Wrecks Roof
Dynamite placed on the roof of Steve Antanoche a Hastings coal miner wrecked the one story dwelling last night at 10 o clock. Antanoche his wife and their six year old daughter escaped unharmed. This marks a second dynamiting incident in the area this year.
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Dynamite Damages Starkville Superintendent Residence
An explosion damaged the residence of Superintendent Charles O'Neil in Starkville. The blast occurred on the night of July 20 when dynamite was placed on a window sill. Local authorities are investigating the attack as a targeted act of wrongdoing.
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Charles O'Neil
Starkville
Five Men Killed in Dynamite Blast Near Deer Island
St Helens Oregon July 31 five road workers were killed by a premature dynamite explosion near Deer Island. The victims namedGeorge Hammer Herman Voss John Kellan Guy Lewis and son were blown apart as a heavy charge of dynamite detonated in a hillside excavation with Lewis inside and others at the mouth.
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Knights of Columbus Session Opens in Davenport
Davenport Iowa July 31 Preceding the supreme convention an exemplification of the fourth degree with 350 candidates received Archbishop John Bagnano papal delegate to the United States will speak at the banquet tonight About 2 000 delegates and visitors are here Delegates include many prominent church leaders in the United States TO TRY TO SETTLE STRIKE Washington July 31 The labor department appointed Ethel dere Stewart assistant commissioner of labor statistics John A McMtt of Orange NJ and Charles W Mills a Philadelphia coal operator as conciliators in the garment worker strike in New York They will convene in New York tomorrow
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Supreme Convention of the Knights of Columbus
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Philadelphia
New York
Record for Dividends Shows Fresh August Highs
New York reports August dividend and interest disbursements totaling about 60.73 million dollars, a new high for this period, versus 120.15 million a year earlier. Distributions from 4208 corporations total 52.13 million, up 25.27 million from last August.
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