Cheely praises rural Montana press as key to public affairs
W W Cheely of the Montana Newspaper Association visited Butte from Great Falls and praised rural papers for their intelligence, devotion to the people, and vigilance. He noted their wide readership, the association’s support through a large magazine section, and the impact of rural editors on government and public sentiment.
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W. W. Cheely
Montana Newspaper Association
Butte
Great Falls
Cheely
Rural Press
Montana
Wilson
White House
Stine
Kimerica
Farmers Urgently Press State for Special Session Aid
The executive board of the state association of county commissioners meets in Helena for a three day session to seek relief measures for Montana farmers hit hard by drought and debt. Proposals include using $10,000,000 in federal funds for road building to stabilize finances and immediate employment, with a vote planned in September.
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State Association of County Commissioners
Helena
Montana
Atricken
Remnan
Joe Fabian
Tession
Butte
Four Americans honored with Nobel prizes in early 1900s
The article lists Theodore Roosevelt as the first American Nobel laureate in 1906, followed by Elihu Root earning the peace prize in 1912. It notes Dr. A. Carrel receiving the medicine prize that same year and mentions T. W. Richards as another recipient, highlighting American achievements in science and peace.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Elihu Root
A. Carrel Re
T.W. Richards
Helena Hosts Talks On Federal Reserve Branch Request
Governor Theodore Wold of the Ninth district plans a Helena meeting with bankers Andrew Davis of Butte and A S Spencer on report to discuss Helena's bid for a federal reserve bank branch. Great Falls and Billings oppose immediate establishment, while Montana bankers urge hearing all claims. The event also covers war savings drives and other state banking matters. LIQUOR CONSUMPTION data concludes the article.
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Theodore
Wold
Ninth
Federal Reserve Bank District
Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis
Helena
Northwest
Federal Reserve Bank
Andrew J. Davis
National Bank of
Butte
A. 8. Spencer
War Savings
Great Falls
Billings
Great Alls
Montana
Federal Reserve District
Zeppelin Service Across The Atlantic
York July 15 A Zeppelin Hoston an importer who inserted the advertisements says he has been designated by an American banker to act as agent for an oversea dirigible freight and passenger service to be financed by American British and German capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Art Hans Khars
Mail Carrier Theodore Duber Returns From War Duty
Theodore Duber formerly a Butte post office carrier returned after 19 months in expeditionary forces. He served on the western front and moved with the army of occupation into Germany. He was the first drafted man from his post office to join overseas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Duber
Butte
France
Army of Occupation
Geremany
Duber
Service man heads to France after post office duties
He was sent to France and landed there in December before taking up duties at the post office. He will visit his parents at Centralia, Washington, after arrival.
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France
Post Office
Centralia
Wash
Unfading Ink Quip Appears in Old Paper Lore
A fragment describes unfading ink from New Orleans with a note that ink could be bleached yet endure as long as the paper. The odd remark hints at curiosity about permanence of writing and materials used in historic printing.
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New ‘Orleans
Imen
Wilson
Woman seeks absolute divorce after four years
Mrs Gaynelle Alles Hennon seeks an absolute divorce from William Glennon, alleging desertion four years ago. She says she supported two children and her ailing mother by working as a soda clerk in Anaconda, earning about $75 per month for alimony, and requests temporary alimony of $75 per month.
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Gaynelle Alles Hennon
William Glennon
Glennoge
Anaconda
Bootlegging Charges Filed After Hotel Raid
County Attorney Jackson filed an information charging Mary Fitzpatrick and Ben Donahoe with bootlegging. The case stems from a sheriff raid on the Fairmont hotel, during which several wagon loads of beer were moved to the county vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mary Fitzpatrick
Ben Donahoe
Fairmont
Sheriff's Office
Wages Increase at Mass Consolidated Mining
Houghton Michigan July 15 The Mass Consolidated Mining company announced a wage hike of 38 cents a day for all underground workers and a proportional raise for salaried staff.
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Houghton, Mich
Mass Consolidated Mining Company Today
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Diamond Palace
Gotham
Paris
Jane
Symons
Union
Harry W.turner
Turner
United States
Irish Republic
New York
Hamburg
Edward F. Dunne
Eamonn
Valera
Frank P. Walsh
W. Henry
Edward J. Dunne
Ilinois
War Labor Board
Michael J. Ryan
Phildelphia
America
Ireland
Washington
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