Briand Proposes Reinforcements for Upper Silesia
Paris reports Premier Briand sent a note to Britain and Italy proposing reinforcements for allied troops in Upper Silesia to ensure order and respect for Versailles decisions before the Allied Supreme Council meets in Berlin. The note also warns Germany about large land defense troops under General von Hoefer and rising tension near the plebiscite region along the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Briand
Upper Silesia
Ber
von Hoefer
Lerond
Inter-Allied Commission
Siesia
Picnic Parties On Every Hand In Butte Area
Automobiles were scarce in Butte yesterday but many picnics formed along canyons to the south and east. Hundreds traveled toward Boulder with Bernice identified as a popular rallying point. Thompson park filled, Passmore and Blacktail canyons crowded, and Harrison avenue glowed with headlights as night fell. A health note followed about breathing through the mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Boulder
Bernice
Thompson Park
Passmore
Blacktail
Harrison Avenue
Organizers to Leave West Virginia Amid Martial Law Edict
Interpreting a martial law proclamation, United Mine Workers organizers from other states face expulsion from West Virginia or jail. Robt, an international financial agent, and associates plan departure by Monday night. Murray states plans to appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Brown to oversee district 19. Gilmore reassigned to Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Nedteiteel
Murray
Robb
Terre Haute
Ina
Ohn Brown Snd
Robert Milmore
Brown
District No. 19
United Mine Workers
Gilmore
Murray Cattle
United States Supreme Court
Harola
Wa Mouton
Union
Tom
Washington
Sermon on the Breaking of the Sacred Host
The piece explains the ritual of breaking the host at mass, tracing its biblical roots from the Last Supper to early Christian practice. It covers practical reasons, mystical meanings, and the threefold peace sign made by the priest, urging deeper reverence for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
St. Paul
St. Clement
St. Peter
The
Corinthians
Charles
Jesus Christ
Community notices from Livingston and nearby areas
Local items report visits and gatherings at homes on Gaylord, Lowell, and Arizona avenues. A lawn party for Grace Methodist Church is announced with games and refreshments. Births include a daughter to Ritner of 2125 South Arizona Street and a daughter to Lavelle at 1702 Whitman Avenue. A wedding of Irene Nelson to T W Dougherty is noted. A Pythian Sisters card party is planned for July 26 at South Main Street Temple. The Mayo Hospital note mentions W H Woodruff’s recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fennell
Livingston
Oscar Bartsch
Gaylord Avenue
PH. Sherrard
Lowell Avenue
Grace Methodist Church
Frank Toohill
Dolan Harrington
Oregon Avenue
Seattle
Samuel L. Ritner
South
Arizona Street
Babe
Ladies Aid Society
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Ro. i
Bowen
Frank Wanecek
Bayard Street
W. H. Woodruff
Mayo
Anthony Lavelle
Whitman Avenue
Dougherty
Butte University
Honeymoo
Wi ¢ Plains
J. A. Deeble
Billings
Shearer
Phillips Avenue
Timothy Kearney
Local residents leave for extended visits
Fragments describe Fren family returning home at 1980 Gaylord after weeks with friends at the hall, Mrs. M J Fitzpatrick visiting from 707 South Wyoming and planning to stay with her son in the city. Arthur Dussault Jr returns from Gonnaga College Spokane to Maryland Avenue. Mrs. Charles Swenson goes to Seattle for several weeks, Nelile Small departs 1924 Garrison for an extended state trip, Tracey son of Mr and Mrs Jack Tracey 1808 W Street leaves for Ronita for a two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Irene Temby
Spokane
Madeleine Pascoe
North Main Street
Wolf Creek
Montana Institute of the Epworth League
Beth Lavin
Hilda Roberts
Christie Lavin
Whitehall
Lucy Lynch
Minah Street
Seattle
Silver Bow Lodge
Pythian Sisters
St George Hall
Pascoe
Alice Hocking
Alice Tickel
Mile Millie Sanders
Edith Carmicheal
Anna Harris
Francis Bobbitt
Carrie Hock
Epworth League
Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church
Lillian Hendra
Bennett Street
Grass Valley
Cal
Mire
Rose Hore
Missoula
Harmony Daughters of
Michael Kelly
East Center Street
Fred Dibeh
Dausher
Bozeman
Ilbernia Wallon
Nellie Clarke
Dillon
Kira
Sfamle Lenihan
Missoula Avenue
Ann Shea
Detroitt Stich
Montana
Berra
New York
Syn Spencer
Fren
Gaylord Avenue
Ite Hall
M. J. Fitzpatrick
South
Wyoming Street
Hena
Claude Logan
Arthur Dussault Jr
Maryland Avenue
Gonnaga College
Helm
Mra
Charles Swenson
Oregon Avenue
Nelile Small
Garrison
Howard ‘Tracey
Jack ‘Tracey
W Street
Ronita
Steel Corporation Head Farrel Declines Shipping Board Chair
James A. Farrel, president of United States Steel, declines appointment as chair of the Shipping Board amid political pressure and shifting ties in postwar Europe. The exchange hints at strains between industry leaders and government roles as royalty fades in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Farrel
United States Steel Corporation
Polly, Peachblow— Fair
Europe
Exchange
American Legion speech links bonus to broader program
Miles City July 17 Lemuel national adjutant of the American Legion with Carl Helm arrived en route to Indianapolis and said adjusted compensation is one of many problems the Legion handles. He warned that passing a soldier bonus now could bankrupt the country but noted 14 states have approved bonuses without receiverships. He also listed civil service examinations and urged proper furniture polishing with ammonia and warm water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Lemuel
The
American Legion
Carl Helm
American Legion News Service Bureau
Indianapolis
Legion
Army of the
United States
Civil Service
J Itis
Land College
Also Mentioned on This Page
BING
Ancy Bing
P&g
HALE
Sale
Butte Floral Co
Riddell’s Paint Specialists
West Park St
France
Centerville News
F. ©. Hanna
Conrad, Mont
Munion
Joann
St. Thomas Acquinas
South Side
Sewell
Home Beverage Supplies
Sanitary
E. Park, Butte
American Legion America
Mike Agnew
Bill Mowz
Iko Acs
Sidney ‘Sui
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!