Calvin Coolidge Revealed As President’s Plans Appear Tepid
The piece argues Coolidge’ll face a divided Congress with a Republican majority, notes his noncommittal program, contrasts him with Roosevelt and Taft, and criticizes his cautious, compromised stance on key issues including the world court, tariffs, taxation, and governance of railroads and prohibition enforcement.
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Coolidge
Congress
White House
Montana
Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
Republican Congress
America
Boston
League of Nations
Potato Show Delights Butte Growers and Public
Potato show attendees voiced appreciation for the Montana product exhibit. Leaders W L Shoull James A Jorgensen I H Black Pat Carney EF W Pink and W J Fitzhughs praised the Montana Power exhibit, press support, and Chamber of Commerce effort to connect growers with Montana consumers.
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Montana
Butte
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Peter Potter
A. G.G. Wilkinson
Gleeson
St. Amant
Montana Power Company
Marie Moebus
Butte Press
W. L. Shoull
James A. Jergensen
IT. Black
Pat Carney
EF. W. Pink
W. J. Fitzhugh
Gingerbread Mr Brown Finds New Home With Raggedy Ann
The gingerbread itinerant Mr Brown recounts how Raggedy Ann fixed him up with candy icing features and a chocolate dress and how a puppy dog later carried him to safety. He agrees to work as a helper at the Cookie household, believing kindness brings rewards. A stray bird classification claim ends the tale.
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Mr. Brown
Raggedy Ann
Raggedy Andy
Hookie
Mexican States In Open Revolt Rises Across Regions
Revolt against the Obregon government spreads with Adolfo De La Huerta Flores Villareal and Raoul Madero factions. Rail lines from Vera Cruz to Mexico City halted while insurgents occupy stations. Vera Cruz calm. docks reopen and labor disputes settled. Jalisco Sinaloa Sonora reportedly joined and Toluca garrison revolted. Arnulfo Gomez leads Toluca forces. twenty military chiefs now oppose Obregon.
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Obregon
General Calles
Adolfo de la Huerta
Flores Villareal
Raoul Madero
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Mexico
Jalisco
Sinaloa
Sonora
Toluca
Mexieco City
Arnulfo Gomez
Obergen
Baldwin suffers losses in British elections with key gains
In the British results Baldwin loses by 3 000 votes while Lady Astor leads Conservative gains with 16 114 to 13 438 for Captain G. W. Brennan Labor. Henderson loses Fast Newcastle seat to Sir R. W. Aske Liberal. Churchill defeated in West Leicester by Pethick Lawrence. Asquith holds Paisley against J M Bigger by 9 723 to 7 977.
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Lady Astor
G. W. Brennan
Arthur Henderson
Newcastle
Sir R. W. Aske
Henderson
Winston Spencer Churchill
F. W. Pethick-Lawrence
Labor
West Leicester
Pethick-Lawrence
Herbert H. Asquith
Liberal Party
Paisley
J. M. Bigger
Si Donnelly Remembered In Poetic Tributes
The piece honors Si Donnelly with a eulogic prologue and verses praising his life on Idaho’s panhandle and Lake Pend Oreille. It weaves personal reminiscence with references to Joyce Kilmer and Martin, celebrating a life lived for present joy rather than future gain.
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Lake
Penda d'Oreille
St Donnelly
Idaho
Panhandle
Si Donnelly
Joyce Kilmer
Martin
Shadowland
Purple Sea
Thievery Exaggerated in Vienna Report
Vienna police records show theft losses far below earlier reports, with less than nine milliards of paper crowns stolen in five months. The city still showcases jewels and fine dresses on major streets, countering prior claims of widespread shop theft.
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Vienna
Coolidge Message Attacked By Hull In Political Critique
The editorial attacks President Coolidge for lacking concrete plans in his national and international references, condemns the tariff as profiteering, and argues tax cuts favor profiteers while offering little relief to farmers, laborers, or average citizens under Republican governance.
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Coolidge
Wallace
Eagles Carnival Lights Up Butte Despite Blizzard
A crowd braved a blizzard at Pallas hall for the fourth night of the annual carnival. The event featured booths selling dolls, wear, blankets, and gifts while a toilet set and coal prize were promised. Dr. F. A. Ironside organized acts with Miss Jen netta Rich, Harold Fistlich, Fred Ironside, and performances by Miss Lucille Van Orden, Miss Dotus Rogers, Mrs. William Molloy, and Miss Ray La Veaux.
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Pallas Hall
Butte
F. A. Ironside
Earle Aenue
Montana
Jennetta Rich
Harold Fistlich
Fred Ironside
Lucille van Orden
Dotus Rogers
William Molloy
Ray la Veaux
Former Butte Officer Tom Sweeney Dies After Long Illness
Thomas D. Sweeney, 55, longtime Butte resident and former patrolman, died at a hospital after a lingering illness. He lived in Butte 25 years, retired about two years ago. Born in County Mayo Ireland, he leaves a brother and sister. Body at Daly-Shea funeral parlors, to be moved to Mrs M. McManeman’s home, funeral tomorrow morning, burial at Holy Cross cemetery.
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Thomas D. Sweeney
Butte
County Mayo
Ireland
Daly-Shea
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