Great Joy s Great on Page 1 parade in Butte street event
Joy and festivity unfold as a rainy uptown parade with jazzy entertainers fills Park and Broadway. A comic amber features Major Hoople’s airplane finale while the Butte Pioneers claim second, floats showcase Hansen’s bath tubs and Red Men acts drawing crowds along Excelsior to Gaylord.
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Ody
Butte
Park and Broadway
Excelsior
Gaylord
Malcolm Gillis
Carl Nepper
Frank Conley
Hennessy
Major Hoople
Butte Pioneers
Hansen’s
Montana's Capital Returns to Confidence amid Turmoil
The piece argues that Montana can prosper if unity returns and dissension ends. It recalls past political misrepresentation that harmed farmers and capital, notes loans of 27 million dollars, and highlights Lewistown's planned flour mill and grain elevators as signs of renewed enterprise and regional pride.
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Montana
Moses
Federal Reserve Bank
War Finance Corporation
Lewistown
Ple
Aerial Derby to Feature Program in Great Falls
Great Falls officials of National Parks Airways announced a day of aerial events ahead of the August 1 mail service launch. The Butte derby drew 13 pilots for a 27 mile valley race viewed by spectators. The program includes free-for-all races, stunts, landings, and exhibitions with noted flyers Frank Brooks and Wild Irish Haddock performing parachute drops.
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Great Falls
National Parks Airways
Salt Lake
Frank Brooks
Haddock
Brooks
Jack Lynch
Burtt
Nick, Mamer
Spokane
Te Mooney
Vern Ghar
Alexander
Johnne Wesley Reed
Bob Westover
Jak Partington
Butte
V. R. Lucas
Billings
Earl Vance
Doc Offerman
Bob Johnson
Missoula
Filson
Helena
J. W. Hackbarth
Idaho Falls
Wayne Seiffert
Bozeman
Wooldside
Dillon
Group of
Laurel
Mlle
Florence
Columbia Gardens
Bernardi
Alabama Ends Convict Leasing System With Inauguration
The Alabama convict leasing system has been ended by the new administration. White prisoners were shifted to state highway projects and farms last June after passage of the governor's plan with legislative aid. Five hundred prisoners from coal mines were moved to a model prison farm in Escambia County, with others planned for road camps as facilities were arranged.
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Aldrich Mines
Escambia
Real Poverty and the Two Ideas
An aphorism contrasts financial hardship with mental poverty, noting that lacking two ideas can be as bleak as not having two dimes. The piece underscores a mindset link between poverty and creativity, using stark humor to critique scarcity and the hunger for ideas.
Special Parking Places Announced At Butte Airport
C L Berrien in charge of the air circus announces parking rules for Sunday at the Butte airport. Automobiles may be parked on the east and west sides of the field during the aerial derby as uniformed officers patrol the area and spectators are kept off the grounds for safety during alighting and takeoffs.
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Butte
C. L. Berrien
President Coolidge faces cabinet vacancies after Hoover resignation
The article notes New York State sizing up political moves as Hoover plans to resign and depart to Stanford. It states Coolidge will appoint replacements, filling two cabinet seats and Hoover's own soon.
Hoover Works On His Speech For Nomination
Secretary Hoover writes and revises his acceptance speech at home as he plans a quiet Sunday at the Wisconsin home. He maintains a home office for drafting and expects the final draft to be completed by daybreak. He also clears departmental matters, while Representative Hull weighs farmers' views and backing for Hoover in the November election. Secretary Work, resigning cabinet to President Coolidge, travels to Wisconsin and Evanston before returning to Chicago to organize the western Republican division.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
California
Merce
Hoo
W. E. Hull Ofllinois
Mr. Hoover
Hull
Work
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Evanston
A. W. Bissell
Brule
Chicago
Anaconda youths held on charge resisting police
John and Lee Fitzpatrick were booked in Butte last night under $500 bond each after allegedly attempting to resist arrest by Officers Calpin and Sullivan near a street carnival disturbance. The youths reportedly taunted and made efforts at resistance when officers arrived.
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John and Lee Fitzpatrick
Anaconda
Butte Hastile
Calpin and Sullivan
Calpin
Sullivan
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