Butte Man Maloney Returns From Democratic Convention
W H Maloney Montana delegate to the national Democratic Convention returns home after backing Al Smith and stealing Montana’s banner for a Smith demonstration He gained eastern press fame for his brief speech loss of voice and a one man parade while supporting Smith He praises John W Davis and Bryan while critiquing the convention’s stance on prohibition and the Ku Klux Klan.
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W. H. Maloney
al Smith
S. V. Stewart
McAdoo
Maloney
New York
Smith
Montana
New York Press
Butte
Associated Press
Continental Divide
Butteman
Stewart
Kremer
Guardian of the
Bryan
John W. Davis
Davis
Charles Bryan
Nebraska
Tom Marshall
Senate
Willam Jennings Bryan
Disabled Veterans demand Dixon acknowledgment in Helena address
The Butte chapter of Disabled Veterans of the World War censured Governor Joseph M. Dixon for not mentioning the organization in his June 19 1924 Helena speech. They resolved to express surprise and disappointment and to mail a copy of the resolution to the governor while announcing new chapter officers and plans to handle claims not yet resolved by the Veterans' bureau.
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Dixon
Butte
American Legion
Helena
Disabled Veterans’ Organization
Joseph M. Dixon
The
Shrine Temple
Emmett O'Brien
John Webb
J. M. Osborne
Gerald F. M. O'Grady
Gorge Timmons
J. R. Bellis
Mike Bukovich
Emmett P. O’brien
Veterans’ Bureau
Irish Societies Plan Outing at Columbia Gardens
Six Irish societies of Butte and Anaconda organize a joint picnic at Columbia Gardens on Sunday July 27 featuring sports and oratory. Mrs. Margaret Pease of Dublin will speak on Education in Ireland When It Is Irish. Events include baseball tug-of-war Gaelic football and track and field.
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Butte
Anaconda
Columbia Gardens
Margaret Pease
Dublin
Ireland
Sarsfield Social Club
Thomas Ashe Council
Anne Devlin
Cumann Na Mhan
Gene Republic
Gothenburg Students Charter Ship for London Visit
A group of 690 Gothenburg students will live aboard a chartered ship during their England visit due to accommodation shortages. The vessel will anchor off Greenwich in the Thames during the social season.
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London
England
Greenwich
Thames
Tree Saves Four From Long Plunge At Columbia Gardens
A tree stopped a car from plunging 50 feet down a steep embankment in Columbia Gardens last night, saving four men who escaped without injuries. The vehicle, owned by Richard Ruiter of Red Lodge, lodged against the tree near the auto park entrance. Deputies reported the accident and a doctor was summoned. occupants were uninjured.
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Columbia Gardens
Richard Ruiter
Red Lodge
Jack Duggan
Pat Lee
W. J. Nichol
Nork
Oscar Olson
Olson
Nichol
Silver
Montana
Fall of ground is fatal to McDonald
Frank A. McDonald, a miner at the West Colusa, was killed yesterday afternoon by a fall of ground. He was 40, born in Canada, longtime resident of Butte, and lived at 109 Locust street. The body lies at Duggan's undertaking rooms. An inquest will be held, coroner Murphy announced.
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Frank A. McDonald
West Colusa
Mr. McDonald
Canada
Butte
Locust Street
Duggan
Murphy
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D. EK. Wilder
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Hollywood
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