Butte Tourists Hear New York Man Praise Montana Fishing
Ernest Hamilton of New York, connected with Pack-Ard Motor Car, lauds Montana and Butte hospitality after touring the U.S. while recovering from neuritis. He and his wife plan California winter. He asks about Montana fishing and recalls odd tales from a Texas encounter, centipede dangers, and camp life with tame bears near Mammoth.
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Butte
Ernest Hamilton
New York City
South Side
Hamilton
Pack
United States
California
Mr. Hamilton
Texas
Mammoth
New York
East
Resignations Shake Parkanaan Ming University Board
The Pacific coast supervisor and a state supervisor named Réinoehi resign amid reshuffles as American grain relief efforts for famine areas in the Russian Caucasus Armenia and the Holy Land gain backing from the International Farm Congress of America.
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Peterson
Vatate Hight School
Associated Press
Kansas City
Russian’ Caucasus
Armenia
Holy Land
Ional Farm
Congress
Amer
Thousands Mourn At Caruso's Bier
The Metropolitan Opera House draped in mourning for Enrico Caruso whose death prompted a world grieving response. Signora Castaldi, Giotto Staffelli, and Ambassador Washburn Child expressed condolences as the operatic star lay in state. A will allocates his estate among six relatives including his widow Dorothy Park Benjamin and their daughter Gloria. Caruso earned heavy but modest per performances, aiding fellow countrymen with $100 sums and paying $170000 in 1919 taxes.
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Signora Maria Castaldi
Caruso
Giotto Staffelli
Chapelle Ardente
Gioria
Richard ‘Washburn Child
America
Italy
Metropolitan Ope
Enrico Caruso
Opera
Church of Our Lady of Loretto
Joseph. Sillipleni
Constantino J. Sperco
Dorothy Park Benjamin
Gloria
Rudolfo
Unrico
Giovanni
Mr. Sp
Bankers' Convention Opens in Helena Friday
Helena hosts the Bankers' Convention as ten banks gather Friday to discuss finance policy, banking standards, and regional economic outlooks. Delegates from multiple financial institutions converge for seminars, networking, and formal sessions.
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Bankers’ Convention
Helena
Peterson Named to State Board Post
A. F. Peterson of Missoula was appointed to the state board of pharmacy for a three year term by Governor Dixon. He succeeds Dr. Emil Starz of Helena in a move announced this morning and reported by the Associated Press.
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Associate Press
Helena
A. F. Peterson
Missoula
State Board of Pharmacy
Dixon
Paterson
Emil Starz
Butter tax Lew up to committee debate and concerns
City council debated a butter tax proposal and related cost savings while addressing police department reforms. The mayor vetoed a truck loading ordinance as streets suffered wear, and a special city detective’s status and duties were explained. Protests about a North Washington street improvement district were considered along with bids for city printing and a fire department report.
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Police Leutenant
James Larkin Mienast Dwyer
Murphy
Duncan
Washington Street
Gagnon
Fred Martin
Knights Uphold American Ideals at Supreme Convention
Archbishop Hanna denounces lax divorce laws as a national shame urging Knights to fight the divorce evil. A cable to the pope signals welfare work in Italy. James A. Flaherty of Philadelphia elected supreme knight for the seventh time, unanimous vote, at the Knights of Columbus thirty-ninth annual international supreme convention. Others named to leadership and three-year director terms include Carmody, McGinley, Pelletier, Callahan, Buckley, Supple, Larkin, Mulligan, Martin, Hart, and O'Dwyer.
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Italy
Jn Sleetion
James A. Flaherty
Philadelphia
The
Knights of Columbus
Martin H. Carmody
Grand Rapids Mich
William J. McGinley
New York
Joseph C. Pelletier
Boston
Daniel J. Callahan
Washington, D. C
B. W. Buckley
St Paul
City Council Accepts Rice Water Cost Cut Plan
The city council accepted Rice Water company’s proposal to reduce water rental charges by 12 percent following a recommendation from the council’s Spokane water plan committee. Manager Eugene Carroll of the water company stated the plan would save about 32 707 20 per year, while city attorney notes discuss franchise issues and telephone rates amid ongoing suits and critiques of utility regulation.
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Rice Water Company
Pys'ana Means
Eugene Carroll
Sater Company
Butte
Nreeport
Calla
Ates
Pittens
Ras
Gynigse Tha
Butte Electric Railway Company
Repere, Taite Fuat“iiis
Tas Ald Apareste Nagely
Dee. Ena
Civil suits next in baseball case
Chicago Aug. S says at least six of the seven acquitted former White Sox players will likely bring suit for salary in the ongoing baseball case. The article notes potential legal action follows acquittals, highlighting possible multi-party claims and financial stakes for the players involved.
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Chicago
Aug. S
White Sox
Negro Women of State Organize Federation
The Negro Women of State organized a federation at Shatter African Methodist Episcopal church with delegates from communities across the state. Rina Geradohnton of Helena was elected temporary chairman, as meetings featured a musical program and support from white women in Butte and nearby groups.
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Pederson
Montana
Shatter
African Method Episcopal Church
Cyclawe
Consu
Rina
Gera Dohnton
Helena
Watin Aire
Davis
HSS
Helen
Yesterfayre
Port of Delegates
Butte
betaiPottus Woman's Club
Denali
Wi Butte
TA Grple
Negro Women's Ores
Ku Klux Klan Sues LA Publisher for 105000
The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan files a lawsuit in Los Angeles against the Los Angeles Express Publishing Company seeking 105000 dollars in damages plus exemplary damages over three editions of an article headlined Ku Klux Reign of Terror. The case centers on alleged defamation arising from coverage in the Aug 3 report.
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KU Klux Kla
Los Angeles
Cal
The
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Abel
Los Angeles Express Publishing Company
South
Williams charge said to be false in reserve dispute
Governor Harding demands a hearing on personal grounds to deny Williams's allegations against the Federal Reserve Board. Harding reads a 1921 letter accusing Williams of ignorance and misleadership while defending lending to New York banks and criticizing Williams for pressing accusations during his retirement. The exchange touches on interest rates, reserve funds, and relief for farmers, with a formal hearing set for the next day.
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Harding
Williams
Conf of Reserve
Mr. Williams
Federal Reserve Board
R Williams
Congressional Commission
New York
Ltter
Wiliams
Board
Trong
New York Bank
Federal Reserve
Strong
Long
Newark
Two Infants Die in Burning Barn at Farm
Two boys aged about year old sons of Axel Ringdore and Arthur Freburg perished in a fire at the Ringdore farm near Two Harbors Minnesota. Companions escaped after neighbors closed a heavy door trapping the children near the entrance.
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Axel Ringdore
Donald
Arthur Freburg
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