Senator Walsh Describes Trip to China and Philippines
Senator Walsh reflects on his overseas journey visiting Shanghai and Hong Kong, detailing foreign settlements, governance by consuls, and the scale of international trade. He weighs independence for the Philippines, the costs of Corregidor, and the strategic Japan threat, arguing for continued American stewardship while noting local aspirations and economic factors.
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Senator Walsh
China
Philippines
Capacity to Govern and Filipino Autonomy Shift
The piece traces Filipino self-government from a military regime to a mixed American-led legislature, highlighting the Jones law of 1916, native appointments, and the shift toward greater Filipino authority. It notes pressure for eventual full autonomy while many Filipinos seek substantial self-rule rather than full independence.
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Wilson
Board of Control
House
Senate
Manila
Wood
Returning to Cavite and the Philippines after voyage
The narrator describes arriving at Cavite near Manila with family, noting mild weather and health. He reflects on postwar recovery in the Philippines, a failed banking venture, and Governor General Wood’s steadfast administration, contrasting it with the prior predecessor’s harsh denunciation and praise.
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Naval Base
Cavite
Dewey
Tw Point
Washington
Eeroraass
Wood
Butte men form committee to aid rehabilitated veterans
A committee led by Joe Diestel on the United States veterans bureau employment effort in Butte aims to connect rehabilitated ex service men with jobs. The group will inform businesses of these workers capabilities and urge support as Montana trains several dozen men monthly. In June 48 completed training statewide and 21 were placed or started ventures in Butte, including a shoe shop partnership and an auto repair business. The men seek independence and urge chance to prove their abilities.
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Luzon
Corregidor
America
American Congress
Nature
Japan
Western Hemisphere
Atlantic
Philippines
United States
Great Britain
Indies
Singapore
Butte
Leif Fredericks
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Bureau
Joe Diestel
C. L. Berrien
Frank Walker
American Legion
Earl Genzberger
Kiwanis Club
George L. Martin
Associated Industries
Willard Thompson
Rotary Club
B. A. Benton
Chamber of Commerce
Sam Mitchell
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Mr. Fredericks
Montana
Duggan and Doyle Dying in Butte Notice
M J Duggan aged 59 native of Ireland resident of Butte for 25 years died yesterday leaving a wife and six children John James Michael May Laura and Margaret and two sisters Mrs Nora Kelly and Mrs Julia Sullivan all of Butte one sister Mrs Maggie Murphy in California a sister Mrs Sullivan in Ireland The family home 844 West Quartz street Remains at Duggan's funeral parlors Notice later James Doyle aged 33 miner native of Ireland resident of Butte for 20 years died yesterday leaving wife and five children three brothers in law Gene Michael and James Dudley all of Butte three brothers Sylvester John and James and four sisters Mrs Cavanaugh Katie Lizzie and Margaret Doyle all in Ireland Family home west of the Three Mile house Remains at Duggan's Funeral notice later
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Doyle
James — Doyle
Ireland
Butte
Gene
Michael
James Dudley
Sylvester
John
James
Cavanaugh
Katie
Lizzie
Margaret Doyle
Three- Mile
Duggan
Funeral for Retzer at St John’s Church
The funeral of the Late Retzer will be held this morning from the family home at 2997 Kennedy Street at 9 o'clock. A requiem high mass follows at 9 30 in St John’s church and burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Creighton at First Baptist Church
The funeral for the late Mrs Elizabeth Creighton will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence at 2119 Ash Street and proceed to First Baptist Church at Broadway and Montana for services conducted by Rev Mr O Farrell. Interment will follow in Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Neighton
Elizabeth Creighton
Ash Street
First Baptist Church
Broadway
Montana Streets
O'Farrell
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Cassidy and Gosselin Funeral Directors Ad
Cassidy and Gosselin Funeral Directors announce Embalming and burial services at 125 East Pa Street with phone contact 1467 for arrangements and inquiries.
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Daly-Shea Company
Fesers
Embalmere
East Park Street
Cassidy & Gosselin Funeral Directors
Embaluere
Gagnon Funeral Morning Service at St Joseph’s
The funeral for Peter Onesime Gagnon will be held this morning from the family home at 2236 South Dakota Street with a 9 o'clock blessing, Mass at 9:30 at St Joseph’s Church, and interment in Holy Cross cemetery. A W O W Camp 153 notice is included.
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London
Fish Empire
Lincoln
Gideon Welles
Stanton
Ghancai
Canton
Lobingier
Shanghai
Yang-tse-valley
Henningsen Produce Company
Fisher Brothers
Belgrade
A. P. Hermingsen
Portland
W. G. Allen
Fishers
Hong Kong
Macao
San Francisco
Senator
Yokohama
Britain
Islands
McKinley
Congress
Harding
W. Cameron Forbes
George I
Robert Morris
Aguinaldo
Seoul
Dian Oh Don
Recruion
University of the Philippines
States
Jesuit College
College of Agriculture
Clive
Hastings
Gibraltar
Treasury
Nila Bay
Gallipoli
Gallipolican
Legislative Assembly
The
Stephenson Lumber Co
Front Street
Missouri
Kaw
Columbia Gardens
Katherine O’brien
Belle W. Johnson
Chicago
Undertakers
M. J. Walsh CO
Penere
West Park Street
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Phouws
Joseph Richards, Inc
Richards & Wade
South Montane Street
Ricantz
Jean Elias Skantz
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Rev. B. Lingenfelter
Mountain View Cemetery
Sherman & Reed
Charl
Duffy
G. Heas
L. P. Ney
Charl Au Yedly
Emil Vandy
Campbell
Kenneth Campbell
Uth Main Street
Sam R. White
Punerel
Embeleset
South Mein Street
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