Harding Memorial Week Declared Dec 9 16 Across Montana
Governor Dixon proclaims December 9 to 16 as Harding Memorial Week. A national Harding Memorial Association plans a Warren Gamaliel Harding chair of diplomacy and government studies, with no pressure to donate. State chairmen named include F A Hazelbaker, Frank Conley, T P Stewart, M S Gunn, W E Moore, Lymann Bennett, Howard Johnson, Fred L Gibson, Wilford Johnson, Fletcher Maddox, W E Harmon, and O B Prickett.
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Alo
Warren Gamaliel Harding
United States
Leonard
Beaverhead
F. A. Hazelbaker
Dillon
Powell
Frank Conley
Deer Lodge
T. P. Stewart
Anaconda
Lewis and Clark
M. S. Gunn
Helena
Granite
W. E. Moore
Philipsburg
Madison
Lymann Bennett
Virginia City
Jefferson
Howard Johnson
Boulder
Park
Fred L. Gibson
Livingston
Fergus
Wilford Johnson
Lewistown
Cascade
Fletcher Maddox
Great Falls
Gallatin
W. E. Harmon
Bozeman
Yellowstone
O. B. Prickett
Billings
Missoula
Frank Keith
Coolidge
Harding Memorial Association
Josephs. Frelinghuysen
John Hays Hammond
John Barton Payne
Albert D. Lasker
George B. Christian Jr
Andrew W. Mellon
Charles E. Sawyer
D. R. Crissinger
Edward B. McLean
John W. Weeks
Chaelen G. Dawes
Fred Y. Upham
Dixon
Harding
Iag
Montana Urges Harding Memorial Week During December
Governor Joseph M. Dixon proposes a perpetual mausoleum for President Harding in Marion Ohio and a university chair of diplomacy funded by public donations. He urges Montanans to observe Harding Memorial Week from December 9 to 16 and contribute as they can to preserve his memory and legacy.
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Marion
Ohio
Aarron Gamaliel Harding
Montana
United States
Harding
Joseph M. Dixon
Candy Store Fire Stops Inside Kitchen Blaze
An early morning fire in the candy kitchen of a Park avenue confectionery at Cedar street was discovered by a pedestrian who alerted responders. Firefighters confined the blaze to the interior. proprietor George Polydorus is away in Great Falls, with George Mandae running operations. The fire was burning briskly in the candy furnace after flames were quenched.
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Park Avenue
Cedar Street
George Polydorus
Great Falls
George Mandae
Federal hay grades to be simplified under new survey plan
The Agriculture Department orders a streamlined hay grading system with fewer classes. Fort Wayne consultant Niezer will advise. grades based on color, using percent green as a single factor, replacing complex existing criteria.
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Washington
Department of Agriculure
Ma Niezer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Deer Lodge Pet and Poultry Show A Hit With Exhibitors
The Deer Lodge bureau reports the pet and poultry show on December 7 drew over 400 exhibits with wide variety. Entries came from Spokane and local farms, including turkeys ducks geese pigeons rabbits and two vivid peacocks. Judge C A Greenfield of Butte will award prizes tomorrow.
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Weovien
Spokane
Wash
Rhode Island
C. A. Greenfield
Butte
Legion Takes Three at Harpole Alleys
The Legion defeated the Gannons in three straight games at the Harpole alleys. Reed led with 622 across three games while Cummins posted the top single-game score of 188 pins. Deer Lodge notes also mention local business and travel.
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Deer Lodge
Gannons
Harpole
Reed
Cummins
Gion
Bergdoll Case Continues as Griffis Case Plea Voiced
In Eberbach Germany prosecutors reveal alleged American funding for Griffis in a Bergdoll rescue plan. Griffis’ attorney argues patriotism and cites four months’ imprisonment. The court transfers Griffis’ car and a confiscated revolver to the American consul.
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American Legion
Legion
United States
Griffis
Bergdoll
Herr Siefert
Beredoll
Germany
Berg
Coolidge Comments on World Court and Senate Committee Seats
President Coolidge endorses U S participation in the world court with a caveat against league of nations involvement. Senate Republicans narrow to five for foreign relations committee with three seats to fill as House Republicans adjust committee representation, boosting Democratic presence on several panels including Ways and Means and Appropriations. An attempt to unseat Rep Martin on Ways and Means arises in the Democratic caucus.
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Republican Committee On Committees
Foreign Relations Committee
Hardine
Coolidge
Congress
United States
America
League of Nations
Senate
Committee On Committees
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Willis
Ohio
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Edge
New Jersey
Bilkins
West Virginia
House
Martin
Louisiana
Ways and Means
Dominick
Former Preacher Held for Theft
Walter Loupe 38 of Grand Junction Colorado was arrested near Ypsilanti Michigan working as Roy Singer on embezzling 8500 from Farmers Life Insurance Denver district agent. He claims a car crash Oct 23 caused amnesia and police fear Loupe died in the river after the vehicle went over a cliff. He has a wife six children and $65000 insurance on death by accident.
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Detroit
Mich
Walter Loupe
Grand Junction
Col
Ypsilanti
Roy Singer
Loupe
Colorado
Farmers Life Insurance Company of
Denver
Insurance Investigator Heads to Detroit for Embezzler Loupe
Harry Fuller and deputy sheriff departed Grand Junction for Detroit to extradite Walter Loupe, wanted on a 3500 embezzlement charge from Farmers Life Insurance. Loupe disappeared after his car was found overturned in the Colorado River near Glenwood Springs, once thought drowned.
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Associated Press
Grand Junction
Col
Harry Fuller
Detroit
Mich
Walter Loupe
Farmers Life Insurance Company
Denver
Loupe
Colorado River
Glenwood Springs
Col. Fuller
California
Alex Kels
Lodi
Cal
Butcher
J. P. MelInroy
McInroy
Colorado
Church of Christ
Englewood
House agrees on committee slate amid insurgent retainers
The House approved a Democratic slate with Garner as ranking member and Green named Ways and Means chair. Insurgents kept seats, with Frear remaining on the panel and Peavey as the sole new insurgent on Rivers and Harbors. Additional notes mention mining safety talks by telephone and Chinese roasted ginkgo pits served as confections, with five cent pieces being 25 percent nickel.
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Martin
Rainey
Illinois
Hull
Tennessee
Dickinson
Missouri
Casey
Pennsylvania
Garner
Texas
Claude Kitchin
Republican Committee On Committees
Representative Green
Iowa
Chindblom
Kearns
Ohio
McLaughlin
Michigan
Crowther
New York
Frear
Wisconsin
Peavey
Harbors
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