Milwaukee Opens Gallatin Gateway to Yellowstone Park
The Gallatin gateway to Yellowstone Park debuts with a mainline to Park motor bus link. Milwaukee officials, political leaders, and press from Chicago and Philadelphia attend as busses transport passengers from Pullmans through Belgrade Manhattan and on to Mammoth. The opening promises boosted tourism, regional advertising, and growth for Three Forks and surrounding towns.
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Pathe People
Chicago
Milwaukee Railway
National Geographical Magazine
New Gateway
Philadelphia
Gallatin Gateway
Yellowstone Park
Park
Gallatin
Montana
Great
Gallatin Valley
Three Forks
Bozeman
Salesville
Rockies
Gallatin Rateway
H. B. Earling
F. H. Johnson
HH. E. Byram
H. H. Field
G. B. Haynes
FE. H. Barrett
B. Dixon
Miss Jeanne
A. I. Bouffleur
Harry Hunter
Leutenant
Milwaukee
Belgrade
Manhattan
A. FE. Barnes
Lewis and Clark
Northwest
Territorial Assembly
Barnes
Judge Field
Main Line
Karst
Karst's
Mammoth
Musselshell Division
David Hilger
Fire at Captain Gleason’s Home Suppresses Sunday Dinner
A fire alarm in an Arizona street station called Captain James B. Gleason to his own residence at 205 North Jackson Street. The blaze involved food in the oven that was forgotten, creating smoke but causing no serious damage. Firemen removed the burnt items and teams departed.
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Arizona Street
James B. Gleason
North
Jackson Street
Captain Gleason
Glenason
Barber sought as slayer of editor in Canton case
Authorities pursue Don R. Mellett murder lead as Cleveland barber Patrick Eugene Red McDermott remains the prime suspect in the slaying. Detectives, including Ora Slater, link McDermott to a gunning crew blamed by underworld figures for the editor’s death. Maloney kept a campaign promise by voting 103 times for Al Smith at the Democratic National Convention.
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Canton
Don R. Mellett
Patrick Eugene
Red” McDermott
Cleveland Barber
Ora Slater
Underworld
Maloney
Silver Bow County
al Smith
Mexican conflict backdrop stirs church labor unrest
In Mexico City and across the republic regional labor Confederation protests drew Catholics and government workers into demonstrations supporting religious regulation. Arrests followed a plot against President Calles, while bishops and clergy faced mass actions, boycotts, and police vigilance as the regime enforced religious laws amid political tension.
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Confederation of Labor
Confederation
Acarcely
Knights of Columbus
Mexico City
Mexico
Pius
Regional Confederation of Labor
Calles
Dolores Lemus
Senorita Lemus
League For the Defense of Religious Freedom
Senora Baquedano
League
Mora Y del Rio Lay
New York
New York Times
Butte Theaters 60 in Big Chain Today
Continued from page one the article notes the involvement of J H Rowe and Lewis Dreibelbis who were longtime associates of Jensen and Van Herberg in the local theater chain expansion plans.
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Butte Theaters
J. H. Rowe
Lewis Dreibelbis
Jensen
van Herberg
North American Theaters to take over local houses in Butte
The North American Theaters chain plans to acquire interests of Rowe Dreibelbis Jensen and Von Herberg in Butte cinemas while owners retire from production but retain real estate. Harry J. Arthur, ex-Butte man, now general manager, says chain will cut overhead, add features, and improve entertainment as conditions permit. Rowe and Dreibelbis will keep stakes through Silver Bow Amusement.
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Mesars
Rowe
von Herberg
Arthur
J. H. Rowe
Lewis Driedgsbis
Silver Bow Amusement Company
Butte
United States
Montana
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Gallatin Canyon I Park Gateway
Arch
Barber
Republic
Episcopal Christ Church
Dean Peacock
Church
Economical Transpo
Chevrolet
J. A B. Flint
Mich
Copper City Chevrolet CO
Anaconda
Montana Auto and Garage Company
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
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