Final Farewell of Bryan in Washington and Arlington
Funeral rites for William Jennings Bryan unfold in Washington with church services at New York Avenue Presbyterian and a soldierly procession to Arlington Cemetery. Ministers recount his ideals, Mrs Bryan mourns in silence, and Army honors close the public vigil before the interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mr. Bryan
Joseph R. Sisoo
William Jennings Bryan
Western College
Sizoo
Bryan
Divorce Rates Show Varying Montana County Trends
Government figures for 1924 Montana show Deer Lodge led with 134 marriages and 5 divorces while Granite had 10 marriages and no divorces. Beaverhead 69 weddings and 18 decrees. Powell 66 weddings and 1 divorce. Statewide 6,141 marriages and 1,084 divorces, with marriages down 3 percent and divorces down 14.8 percent. Golden Valley had 13 marriages and no divorce.
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Ton, Toole
Treasure
Valley
Wheatland
Wibaux
Montana
Deer Lodge
Simon Pure
Butte
Granite County
Beaverhead
Powell County
Golden Valley County
Miners Rescind Order 10 Strike Changes Coal Policy Debate
The news notes miners rescinding order 10 strikes ending the coal shortage and easing industry shutdowns. Citizens weigh the cost and question how far government subsidies will go as coal nationalization proposals gain traction and spark debate.
Joe Novak On Visit En Route To Helena
Joe Novak a California golf champion arrived in Butte yesterday to visit his folks and is en route to Helena for an exhibition in the capital city. The golf party will tour Northwest points with Novak as a headliner among famous golfers.
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Joe Novak
California
Butte
Helena
Northwest Points
Novak
Faversham Weds for Second Time
William Faversham, 62, married Edith Campbell, 39, of Phoenix Ariz on July 20 at Huntington Long Island. The actor has a prior marriage ended by the death of his first wife in 1921.
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Associated Plans
York
William Faversham
Edith Campbell
Phoenix
Aris
Huntington
Long Island
Faversham
Funeral of Unknown Soldier and Woodrow Wilson Honor Ties
The crowd witnessed a solemn funeral procession as caskets were lowered and borne to the grave. A Chattanooga officer guarded the casket at Dayton while the service featured ministers from Birmingham and a benediction. The event honored fallen heroes and marked the passing of Jennings Bryan.
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Tennessce
Kelso Rice
Chattanooga
Dayton
Kellogg
State Department
Sizoo
George R. Stuart
First Methodist Church of
Birmingham
Ala
Woodrow Wilson
Jennings Bryan
Klan Members Burn Cross in Bryan Memorial Service
Ku Klux Klan members from Dayton and nearby cities conducted a memorial service and cross burning for William Jennings Bryan. Attendees wore robes and a large cross was lit with the inscription honoring Bryan as the greatest klansman of their time. Witnesses viewed the event from nearby vantage points.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Ohio
Ku Klux Klan
William Jennings Bryan
Liam Jennings Bryan
Music supplies for Gertrude Ederle English Channel swim
British expert reports on whether Miss Gertrude Ederle should have musical accompaniment for her England crossing. Coaches favor music though she doubts its value, citing success by Tiraboschi Burgess Sullivan and others. Bagpipes loom as preferred relays while radio music faces timing concerns. Odds in Paris and London favor her, with nine to ten to one against.
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Cape Gris Nez
France
Gertrude Ederle
Miss Ederle
Henry Sullivan
Lowell
Mass
Ederle
Jabez Wolfe
Wolfe
Paris
London
Sulivan
Tikabosh
Bitter exchanges in Pickford trial wrap up
In Los Angeles on July 31 the prosecution and defense clashed in a conspiracy to kidnap Mary Pickford case. The three defendants C. Z. Stephens Claud Holcomb and Adrian J. Wood faced tough questioning as the prosecution prepared to finish its case and the defense planned a motion to dismiss the charges on Monday.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Mary Pickford
C. Z. Stephens
Claud Holcomb
Adrian J. Wood
Dawes Practices for Army Reviews at Ranch
Vice President Charles G. Dawes spends part of his vacation at Col. A. E. Humphreys ranch in Wagon Wheel Gap practicing for military reviews. He has ridden and mounted troops twice in the last month, needing to sharpen horseback skills since his World War service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wagon Wheel Gap
Charles G. Dawes
A. E. Humphreys
France
Col. Humphreys
English Legal Fees Fall Amid Trade Conditions
Trade conditions in England have slashed lawyers' fees with many leaders now receiving only a quarter of the sum they would have accepted 18 months ago.
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England
President views early action on Far East and appoints ambassador
The president, guided by state department input, expects soon final agreement by powers on the Chinese situation and anticipates action on the extra territorial question and customs. He is open to naming an ambassador to Japan from inside or outside the diplomatic service. No plan has been received about seizing anthracite mines if wage talks fail. White House activity was limited to Madden's visit and a briefing with reporters. Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania will visit for the weekend.
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State Department
Coolidge
Far East
Japan
Bureau of Mines
White Court
Madden
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Butte Man Dies As Car Plunges Into Ditch On Galen Road
The crash near Warm Springs killed William Shambow a native of Monida who had worked in Butte as a mechanic. Driver Hansen and passenger Woolfolk suffered injuries, with Shambow declared dead after rescuers pulled him from the overturned car. Coroner will hold an inquest Monday evening.
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Woolfolk
Shambow
Mr. Hansen
Warm Springs
Hansen
Butte
Howard Pierce Company
J. C. Lee
Pine Knot
Cal
Yellowstone Park
Mr. Lee
H. D. Kistler
Fred I. Root
Richards Undertaking
T. P. McGrath
Anaconda
Barney McGreevey
Finnegan Undertaking Rooms
William Shambow
Monida
United States
Packing Company
South
Montana Street
W. L. Shambow
Josephine McNeal
Jackson Street
Maid crafts onstage toilette table for actress
A maid to an English comic opera star has built a backstage toilette table tray. It holds a mirror, powder puff, water bottle, cigarette pack, matches, throat spray and a ready sandwich for instant use by the actress behind the scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Butte Cartoonist Dutton Called by Death
The passing of cartoonist Dutton was reported by Senator Harry A. Gallwey. He died July 19 in Angeles hospital after two operations this year and years of ill health. Dutton drew sharp political cartoons for Butte papers and was known for fidelity, humor, and kindness.
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Dutton
Harry A. Gallwey
Angeles Hospital
Los Angeles
Pacific Southwest
al Lovey
Butte Intermountain
George Long
Butte Miner
Boon
Butte Hill
Butte
Long
Lovey
Utah
Nevada
Salt Lake
California
Montana
Helena
The
Elks
Fire Damages Home of Mrs Gallagher on Bush Street
Fire damaged the home of Mrs. J Gallagher at 3021 Bush Street in an early morning blaze. Firemen used chemical extinguishing methods to stop the fire from spreading in the three room frame structure. They also extinguished a small blaze at 711 Schley Street in a deserted building.
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J. Gallagher
Bush Street
Schley Street
Brookhart Loss Narrowed in Iowa Senate Recount
In Iowa 21 counties completed the Senate recount shows Daniel Breck gaining 882 votes as a Democrat, with Brookhart conceding the gain but expecting a net 72 after challenged ballots. Additional votes for Andy Gump and Barney Google were found during the recount supervised by a senate committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daniel Breck
Iowa
Smith W. Brookhart
Andy Gump
Barney Google
Senate
Anacondan Named Director of Realty
Bellingham July 31 A five minute talk contest showcased the Pacific Northwest real estate convention program with ten speakers listed. The convention will close with officer elections and a plan for the next gathering. State director nominees include Idaho Charles Day Boise F C McGowan Pocatello A S Gridley Coeur d Alene Montana R W Reynolds Lewistown R B Abbott Anaconda L W Truitt Bozeman
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Associated Press
Bellingham
Wash
Pacific Northwesteal Estate Association
Idaho
Charles Day
Boise
F.C. McGowan
Pocatello
A.S. Gridley
Coeur d’Alene
Montana
R. W. Reynolds
Bozeman Painter Wins Recognition in Colorado Springs
Mrs. Spencer Penrose of Broadmoor bought a water color titled The Jade Mountain by Miss Leola Adams of Bozeman Mont at the academy in Colorado Springs. It marked the first purchase from the collection here.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Spencer Penrose
Broadmoor Today
Leola Adams
Bozeman, Mont
Academy
Tuberculosis Death Toll Drops in Ireland Free State
tuberculosis in the Free State eases with 1919 to 1923 decline from about one in 70 to one in 90 of the population affected. Deaths from all forms fell by 1,371 over five years and the 1923 tuberculosis death rate stood at 1.41 per 1,000.
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Dublin
Free State
Communists block tram line in Vienna with rail protest
In Vienna a group of several hundred unemployed communists and war invalids lay on streetcar rails in the city’s main thoroughfare to halt tram traffic. Police cleared the tracks after more than an hour, allowing traffic to resume.
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Vienna
Avenue Paving Progress Promises Long Wearing Surface
Work on Harrison Avenue advances with a six inch bitulithic crown. A heated oil spray bonds coarse rock into a durable bed as crews apply multiple rock and oil layers. Merchants lose business temporarily but expect higher traffic and eventual gains. Local sewer and drainage work aims to improve moisture, with hopes of completing Front Street to Five Mile paving for summer.
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Picture Show
Grand Avenue
Harvard
Front Street
Silver Bow Creek
Harrison Avenue
Five Mile
French Dynamite Surrounded Fort Fez Outpost
Ain Bouaisha, 25 miles southeast of Quetzam, is destroyed by dynamite after a fortnight siege. A French lieutenant and native troops held the blockhouse. after ammo and water ran out and heavy losses, the lieutenant blew up the fort and repelled Rifjans with hand grenades. A sergeant with 15 men reached Terousal. another detachment moves toward Skifa. Fate of the wounded commander unknown.
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Associated Press
Fez
Ain Bouaisha
Quetzam
Terousal
Skifa
Peace in Morocco Soon Says Petain
Marshal Petain in Marseilles announces France and Spain are in full agreement for a swift and dignified peace in Morocco after inspection trips in North Africa. He departs for Paris tonight to confer with Premier Painleve, says the Moorish resistance is formidable but morale of French troops remains high.
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Associated Press
Marseilles
France
Spain
Abd-Elrim
Marshal Petain
North Africa
Paris
Premier Painleve
Moroccco
Swedish engineer devise guards railroad crossing
A Scandinavian inventor proposes a device that drops a bar with short chains to strike any car below, located eighty feet from the track, as an effective safeguard against crossing accidents.
Reverend H R King Retires After Forty Years at Sherborne
The Rev H R King retires after serving as master of the Sherborne School in England for forty years. His tenure shaped the school and its traditions, marking the end of an era.
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Sherborne School of
England
H. R. King
Remarkable Relief Reported From Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs. T. A. Saunders of Knoxville Tennessee writes that after suffering melancholia back pain and fatigue she found relief using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims eight bottles restored health improving memory strength and ability to work and urges other women to try the remedy.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
T. A. Saunders
E. Depot Street
Knoxville, Tennessee
Undertakers Notice For Sham Bow and Gravelin Funerals
William Arthur Shambow aged 30 died yesterday and his remains are at Richards parlors. Funeral details to be announced later. Anna Gravelin aged 36 died yesterday in the city. Her funeral will be Monday at 9 o clock from 724 South Montana to St Joseph church with mass at 9 30 and interment in Holy Cross cemetery. Card of Thanks from The Colligan Family expresses gratitude for sympathy, flowers, and kindness.
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Annie Colligan
Colligan
Ryan
John Ryan
White's Chapel
St. Patrik’s Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Langlois
Nepolian Langlois
Clark
Sabina Clark
Montana Street
Proecoeme
St. Lawrence’s Church
Tiliem
Funeral notices for Ryan Barott Bennetts and Clark
Funeral services are listed for John Ryan Xavier Bennetts M Barott and Sabina Clark. Dates show Saturday morning or afternoon times with church masses and burials at Holy Cross Mount Moriah Paupeters Montana and St Lawrence locations. Interments to follow after service or auto procession to cemeteries.
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Fuwerel
Helo
Arlington Cemetery
Q A Washington
Fort Meyer
Old Cemetery
Britain
Alliance
Anaconda Standard
Allance
Capt
Alec Rutherford
Tiraboschi
Burgess
Pickford
Dawes
ARMY
Tae
Galen Road
Genial
al Dutton
Maker
Missoula
Butte Evening News
F. Augustus Heinze
Three Clover Men
Brookhart
Anacondan
Bozeman
Morocco
Petain
Undertakers
Joseph Richards
George T. Wade
Montana St
Sherman & Reed Funeral
Sherman & Service
Phons & Y
Sam R. White
South Ph
North Maintom
Larry Duggan Balmen
Gosselin & Harkins
Cassidy & Gosselin
Bad Fark Street
M. J. Walsh CO
Feneral
West Park Street
Daly-Shea Company Mortuary Home
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