Ford to Stop Hostile Articles Against Jews Says New York Paper
New York American reports Henry Ford ordered the Dearborn Independent to discontinue permanently all articles hostile to Jews. The paper says Ford withdrew the pamphlet with such content and issued a statement of regret. Detroit editor William J Cameron calls the NY claim surprising and intends to contact Ford for clarification.
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Ford
New York
New York American
Henry Ford
Dearborn Independent
Merican
Detroit
Zion
William J. Cameron
Ford-Sapiro
South Side residents take coast trips and visits
Mr and Mrs James Chenette plan an overland coast trip visiting Beattie Victoria BC Tacoma and Portland. San Francisco visitors include Mr and Mrs Jack Waters and Lois with Mrs Bradford of the Bradford Inn. Myrtle Rabey nurse trainee visits Portland and Vancouver acquaintances.
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James Chenette
East Park Street
Beattie
Victoria
B.C. Tacoma
Portland
Harles Bauman
Jack Waters
Lois
San Francisco
City
Waters
E. C. Bradford
Bradford Inn
Butte
Reanie Billings
Myrtle Rabey
Ore
Charles Chestnut
Phillips Avenue
Rabey
Central High School
Minta Duffy
Vancouver
Wash
St Vincent's Hospital
Sam Tressider
Oregon Avenue
Los Angeles
Wiliam Spargo
Hi. Berryman
Arizona Street
Sam Georgeviteh
Northwestern College
Chicago
Mike Georgeviteh
South Gaylord Street
Walter Brammer
Jane
Mary Richards
Sam Clerk
Myrtle Childerhose
Deaconess Hospital
Armington
Oakland
Cal
Chicago Street
Coast
Fred Savage
George Savage
Bradford Int
Courtney's Whale Transatlantic Flight Effort Near Tests
Sir Sefton visits to boost Captain Courtney's whale aircraft as Italy's Dornier experts finalize fittings in Piza. Final air tests and fuel trials expected this weekend ahead of a possible transatlantic departure guided by British aviation and weather officials.
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Britain
Sir Sefton
Courtney
Italy
Dornier-Napier
England
Captain Courtney
Dornier
Piza
Richard E. Byrd
France
Air Ministry
United States Weather Bureau
Court
Nippon Seeks Higher Naval Build Up at Geneva Talks
Japan presses for a larger share of cruisers and destroyers arguing for a 450000 ton U S UK limit and 300000 tons for Japan while backing the open ship status quo. U S and Britain seek a compromise as talks continue on total cruiser tonnage at the Geneva conference.
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Washington
Japan
Geneva
United States
Great Britain
State Department
Financial Leaders JSS Problems Amid Federal Reserve Board
Members A C Miller George R James Charles S Hamlin and E H Cunningham of the Federal Reserve Board attended a luncheon given by Governor Crissinger. In Europe arrangements are planned for autoists to send telegrams from highway booths with payments placed in a special box near the phones.
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Nam
Page
A. C. Miller
George R. James
Charles S. Hamlin
E. H. Cunningham
Federal Reserve Board
the Treasury
Schuneman
Lowman
Crissinger
Europe
Commodities From Montana Rise in May Carloads
Helena reports total Montana carloads for May at 22 124, up 1 698 from May last year. The leading shipment reached 3 804 carloads, up 194 from the prior May. Other major totals include 1 133 carloads of wheat 204 cattle 518 crude petroleum and 740 refined petroleum up 24 from last May. Brick and clay products totaled 61 carloads.
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Helena
Montana
Ure
Plan for Chi waukee Milwaukee St Paul rail receivership heard
Washington July 3 Interstae Commerce Commission hearings heard details of a finance plan to take over the Chicago Milwaukee Saint Paul rail system via receivership. W K Sparrow, an official, outlined a proposed new corporation to assume land and equipment with projected earnings and annual income growth after reorganization.
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Associated Press
Washington
Chiao
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Interstate Ymmerce Commission
W.K. Sparrow
No Rush of Leaders Seen for 10th Summer White House
An editorial argues leaders have not rushed to the White House in the 10th summer, noting expectations of a long incumbency and the danger of eroding term limits. It warns that federal patronage and executive power growth could undermine republican principles.
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LA Follette
White House
Gediaren
Avoltetten
George
Jefferson
Aso
Ummer
Hewapapee
Corps of
Helena Valley Pioneer Buried in Helena Area
A Helena Valley pioneer, born Covington and later Mrs. William Warren, died aged 94 after living in Kentucky and Colorado before moving to Helena by wagon. She is survived by her husband and other family. The obituary notes her long migration and settlement in Montana.
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Helena Valley
Ata
Yen
Helena
Covington
Blackhaw Sal
Kentucky
Colorado
William Warren
Mrs John Gillie Man Found Near Butte Death Report
Mrs. John Gillie Man is described as a Butte resident active in church, social life and home duties with three children Jeanette Elliot and Marjorie. Funeral set for 2 pm at 27 North Excelsior, Mount Moriah cemetery.
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John Gillie
Mexico
Page
Beavertown
Helena
Butte
Eta
Mr. Gillie
Elliot Gillie
Marjorie
Cr. Dourberty
United States Navy
Norfolk
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Eddie Hamner's Trip Ended by Mother's Death
Eddie Hamner of the Butte Daily Post returned from Milwaukee after five weeks away a pleasure trip shortened by the death of his mother. He served as Bagdad temple delegate to the Imperial Shrine council in Atlantic City but left sessions when telegrams arrived. Hamner attended a newspaper men’s conference with President Coolidge and witnessed Col Charles Lindbergh reception by the National Press association. Industrial conditions in the Midwest appeared dull with idle workers in Chicago and Milwaukee. weather was variable. Northern Pacific offered special rates for a July 19 reception for Imperial Potentate Clarence Dunbar of Providence, R I, in Butte.
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Eddie Hamner
Butte Daily Post
Milwaukee
Hamner
Imperial Council of the
Atlantic City
Bagdad Temple
Chicago
Uat Att
Eng
Butte
Imperial
Clarence Dunbar
Providence
R. 1
Butte Shiners
Northern Pacific
Yesterda
Miss Baker 5 Named On Teachers Board
Governor reappoints members to the public school teachers retirement salary fund board. Names listed include J. Bartlett and others from state education leadership. term dates in 1926 and 1938 noted.
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Miss Baker
Thei P. Cy Haber
Mute
Jarickson
Snetaberm
Mise May
Trura Ber
Biraction
Bnornay
J. Bartlett
Church Used as Cloak by Drinkers at Youth Convention
At a Baptist Young People's Union of America convention in Philadelphia the open forum on law enforcement heard reports that drinking occurred in church basements and among young churchgoers. Delegates cited city and state examples and discussed youths resisting moral pressure.
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Philadelphia
Convention of the Baptist ‘Young People’s Union of America
Grant M. Madson
Michigan
Hudson
West Side Branch Baptist Church
Radgar R May
Kansas City
Savannah
Baptist Church
T T
Dr. May
Detroit
First Butte Berries Root at East Butte
Two carloads of strawberries, the first shipment from Biter Root valley growers, went through Butte on the Northern Pacific railroad. The berries command high prices in eastern markets and indicate a larger crop this year, with railroad men estimating sixty carloads will be harvested, ten more than last year.
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Biter Root Valley
Butte
Northern Pacific
Rockefeller to celebrate 88th birthday at Pocantico Hills
John D Rockefeller will spend his eighty eighth birthday tomorrow at Pocantico Hills in a quiet homelike celebration with family members in the United States and a few friends calling for dinner, as announced by his offices.
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New “York
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
President Coolidge Hosts Indian Pageant at White House
J T Standing Elk led a peace pipe ceremony as President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge honored Rosebud Yellow Robe and a young dancer. Norma SleAL presented embroidered pillow. a copper-nib praise of the Republican Civil War record followed. Scout group tour and Mexican affairs discussion with Ambassador Sheffield capped the morning.
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J.T. Standing Elk
Black Hills
Mr. Coolidge
Mrs. Coolidge Wa
White House
Cooldge
Stone City
Arbassador Sheffield
Severe New York Storm Causes One Million Dollars in Damage
A heavy rain and thunder storm struck New York causing more than 1 million dollars in damage. The Bronx suffered major damage to railroad yards subways streets and cellars with water four feet deep in places. One woman was injured and several taxicabs were washed away. A motorist swam to safety after his car fell into a hole on Walton Avenue. Two men and two women were rescued from an overturned stoop in Manhattan by a tug in distress.
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New York
Bronx
Walton Avenue
Man
Fort Washington
Id-Sound
Johnston Elected Brotherhood Chief at Cleveland Convention
Alvaniey Johnston, long rising from call boy to Great Northern chairman, was elected grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers at the Cleveland triennial convention. The vote also abolished the posts of President and the first two vice presidents and secretary treasurer as part of a reorganization.
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Cleveland
Alvaniey Johnston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Johnston
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern
Odges
Water dispute verdict in Missoula Ravalli county case
A chaotic Missoula water service dispute sees two firms in court in Ravalli county. Montan Court notes alleged overcharges and safety concerns as evidence is examined.
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Helena
Seriou
Missoula
Mervice
Montant Court
Kneming
Ravalli County
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Brazil
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London
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JSS
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St Ann's Hospital
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Mantisan
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Sherman & Reed
Henderson
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