Victory celebration plans flood Butte with returned heroes
A $15 000 Fourth of July fund fuels final committees session led by Police Judge Grines to map the Victory parade. Business leaders and merchants back the effort to welcome war veterans, with attendance urged from all committees including Finance Publicity Parade and Automobile to ensure a massive Montana tribute.
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Grines
Srelock
Yma
D. . Charles
Luck Cohen
Butte
Montana
Six hour air mail service links New York and Chicago
Washington reports the inaugurating of a six hour air mail link between New York and Chicago. The first plane departed 5:15 a.m. and stopped in Bellefonte, transferring mail to a Cleveland leg reaching Chicago via the regular route. About 12,000 letters daily from Pacific coast points will now move faster to Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles and other cities, trimming delivery by roughly 24 hours.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Bellefonte
Cleveland
Post Office
Pacific Coast
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Lettish Premier Ullmann Returns to Power in Libau
Premier Ullmann, after refuge in a Libau harbor boat since April, landed with his cabinet on June 27 and reclaimed Lettish government amid celebrations attended by British and French officers. His successor Needra, aided by German support, is under guard in a Libau hotel. The relief agency head Hoover relayed the dispatch.
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Associated Press
Paris
Libau
Ullmann
Lettish
Needra
Herbert Hoover
Premuer Ullmann
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Phil Goodwin
Joe Earles
E.W. Softley
L. P.sanders
Merle Davis
C. B. Hoskin
Ed. Bassett
John Curran
Automobile Committee
Charles Fasel
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