Senate Debates Shipping Plan and War Effort Proposals
The article surveys Senate deliberations on administration shipping policy and rural credit bills, House committees examining dam and river projects, and Red Cross wartime progress. It notes plans for government reorganization, confirmation of Pierce Butler to the Supreme Court, and a navy bill for smaller vessels, plus a Barton address urging fiscal realism to ease European conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Senate
Red Cross
Harding
Columbia River
Reclamation
Davis
House Irrigation Committee
William Z. Burns
Johnson
California
Wickersham
Presiden
Shipstead
Minnesota
House Appropriations Committee
Barton
Ohio
Foreign Debt Committee
Hollecker to Head Al Bedoo Shriners in Billings
George D. Hollecker of Glendive was elected illustrious potentate of the Al Bedoo temple Shriners in Billings on Wednesday night. A full divan was chosen and installed by D. H. Crary of Naja temple. Officers named include Leon Shaw, Fred M. Lipp, Arthur H. Brown, Alfred J. Nowland, Charles Spear, Earl V. Cline, and others with representatives to the Imperial council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
George D. Hollecker
Glendive
al Bedoo
Shriners
ET. A. Nodler
D. H. Crary
Naja Temple
Deadwood
S. D
Hollecker
Leon Shaw
Raban
Fred M. Lipp
Hardin
Arthur H. Brown
Alfred J. Nowland
Miles City
Oriental Guide
Charles Spear
Earl V. Cline
Imperial Council
George PD. Hollecker
Willard E. Baker
George Jacobus
Livingston
Board of Temple Trustees
W. H. Terryman
Willardl. Baker
Charles FF. Watkins
W. J. Mulvaney
W. c. Renwick
Swedish Mission to Hold Auction at Church Parlor
The Ladies Aid society of the Swedish Mission church will hold the annual auction sale at the church parlors on Thursday evening December 14 at 8 oclock. Many useful articles for Christmas presents will be sold and a luncheon will be served free of charge. The public is invited. The Swedish Mission is at Porphyry and Dakota streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Swedish Mission Church
Porphyry and
Dakota Streets
Birds Nest Soup From Edible Swiftlet Nests Notes
Edible-nest swiftlets breed on China's south coast islands and produce nests used for bird’s nest soup. The edible nests are harvested for culinary use with historical ties to regional cuisine and maritime trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Prof A W Smith Secures License To Wed Anne Dunn
Helena reports Prof A W Smith a lecturer who recently spoke in Butte and Helena obtained a Spokane license last Monday to marry Miss Anne L Dunn of Helena. The Rev E M Cosgrove accompanied them and it is believed they will later marry. Both listed as 41. Dunn works in the office of State Game Warden Jairways and is well known in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
A. W. Smith
Butte
Spokane
Wash
Anne L. Dunn
E. M. Cosgrove
Miss Dunn
Jairways
Rotary club hears good roads program in Deer Lodge
The Deer Lodge Rotary met at the Hotel Deer Lodge with guests Judge C. W. Pomeroy Kalispel Hiram W Rodgers of Anaconda and Melvin S Arnold Powell county high school agriculture. Kenneth Wood chaired the program delegates Larabie and Benton reported on the Butte good roads meeting and upcoming legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Dee
Rotary Club
Judge C
W. Pomeroy
Kalispel
Hiram W. Rodgers
Anaconda
Melvin S. Arnold
Agricultural Department
Powell County High School
Kenneth Wood
KR. D. Larabie
C. L. Benton
Butte
Rotary
Pomeroy
I. R. Blaisdell
Rotana Club
Allen D. Albert
Tom Davis
Deer Lodge Rotary
American Legion Elects Officers in Powell County
Powell county post No. 10 of the American Legion elected its officers for the coming year at a Deer Lodge meeting. Commander Paul V. Stratton leads, with Wayne Phillips as vice commander, Pat Keeley as adjutant, Parnell Maxwell as finance officer, Rev. C N Balch as chaplain, Roy Shoup as historian, and Garnet Lintz as master-at-arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Powell County
American Legion
Paul V. Stratton
Wayne Phillips
Pat Keeley
Parnell Maxwell
Methods of committing crime indexed in England
The article explains that England indexes crime methods under the theory that criminals reuse the same ideas across offenses, allowing investigators to quickly locate perpetrators of similar unusual crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Luxury Car Ad Promises Refined Purdah Glass Windows
A foreign motor car firm markets its vehicle as refined luxury featuring Purdah glass windows. Passengers can see out in a subdued light while those outside cannot clearly see inside.
Two Roman Alpine Passes Traced Through the Alps
The article notes two major Roman routes over the Alps: Mount Genevre at 6,083 feet linking Briançon to Cezanne and the Brenner at 4,495 feet linking Innsbruck to Verona, highlighting their historic use as chief passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alps
Yenevre
Briancon
Cesanne
Brenner
Innsbruck
Verona
Mrs Chodar Hamilton Dies in Long Beach Cal
Mrs Kate M Shodair Hamilton aged 80 died at Long Beach Services set at Breese Brothers chapel 865 South Figueroa Street at 1 30 Thursday Interment Hollywood cemetery She came to Los Angeles 15 years ago from Butte Mont She leaves a son Louis W Shodair and wife of 158 South Oxford Street Los Angeles a sister Mrs Lohman of Lewistown Mont and several nieces and nephews She was a member of the Eastern Star Rebekahs and Good Templars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Los Angeles
Cal
Kate M. Shodair Hamilton
Long Beach
Breese Brothers
South Figueroa Street
Hollywood Cemetery
Hamilton
Butte, Mont
Louis W. Shodair
South Oxford Street
Farm Union Asks Help From State Aid for Marketing
The Farmer Educational and Co operative Union urged state assistance for cooperative marketing in resolutions adopted during the Wednesday morning session of its annual convention in Billings Montana. The request mirrors the administration ship bill and seeks federal or state support to improve marketing programs for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Billings
Mont
Farmer Educational and Co-operative Union
Education and grain law topics at county meeting
A county gathering in the Commercial club building urged equal educational opportunities for rural and urban children. Speakers called for changes to the grain law to aid farmers and for a law protecting bank depositors.
Car Presented at Immaculate Conception Bazaar
Throngs at the Immaculate Conception church bazaar climaxed with a Ford coupe giveaway won by John Harrington of 318 North Alabama Street who then presented the car to Rev. Father M. J. Leonard, assisting priest and Central High School principal. A parish dinner at the Leggat hotel attracted many visitors as the event wound down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception Church
John Harrington
North Alabama Street
Leggat
Retail Merchants Pick Billings for Next Meet
Billings was named 1923 convention town of the Retail Merchants Association of Montana by the state executive committee at Great Falls. May was chosen as the convention month and a definite gate location is to be set. The committee backed a bill from Great Falls Automobile Dealers Association making it larceny to remove from county property sold under a conditional bill of sale without the seller’s consent, aimed at protecting dealers who sell cars on partial payments. Action urged to work with the state railway commission to provide data aiding its effort to curb express rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Retail Merchants’ Association of
Montana
Great Falls
May
Great Fallse
Automobile Dealers’ Association
State Railway Commission
Colorado River Carries More Silt Than Any Other
The Colorado river bears the heaviest load of fine silt among American rivers, surpassing all others in sediment carried through its course. Local observers note this unique geological feature affects soil deposition and river ecology across the basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado River
Country
Patent for first typewriters filed in 1829 in this country
A historical note records that the patent for the first typewriters was filed in 1829 within this country marking an early milestone in typewriter development and the evolution of writing machines.
Boys Scarfs and Mufflers Offer Warm Gift Options
A catalog style note promotes soft woolly scarves and mufflers for boys, double faced in new colors, priced at 1.50 and 2.00, each boxed as a gift.
Boys Ties Arrive With Rich Novelty Styles
New novelty ties for boys arrive in prices from 1.00 to 1.50 and are described as rich and strikingly attractive. The store notes many pretty ties available and lists several priced at 26 cents up to 1.00 per tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwandker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington
AL Bedoo Shriners
Bellans
Galena
Dr. Kings
Puri
Sunshine
Tombo
Alabama
Chodar Hamilton
Farm Union
Manhattan
Madras
Lannel
Pendleton
Bescon
Meen
Chinchilla
Eiderdown
Father Leonard
America
Benjamin Frankin
Sale
Calkins
Be.calkinsco
Main & Broadway
Ilont
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!