Moral tone in Augusta on liquor issue debate
In Augustina, July 18, a Protestant Ministers association hosts a rally where Senator Borah stresses no firm stance on prohibition if the Constitution cannot be clearly enforced. He argues for a clear constitutional commitment or a new question to the people, as a large crowd gathers at the West Presbyterian church to hear the address.
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Augusta
TSI
Willipan
Borah
Protestant Ministers’ Association
United States
Marah
Wiest Presbylerian
Wesurnyy Wilson
Insutlelon
Crowda
Mrs. Lowis Plunges From Hotel Roof To Death
Mrs. Helen Lowis Gates, wife of Lowis Gates, vice president and general manager of a copper company, falls from the 16th story of the Hotel Utal roof garden. Witnesses recall her stepping from a French window as she paused to view the city. An alleged bout of dizziness preceded the deadly plunge onto the service driveway.
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ANS
Lowis
Gates
C#lés
Miners Attend Butte Safety Field Day At Columbia Gardens
Butte plans a safety field day for miners with 25000 expected spectators. The event features demonstrations by teams Base Angelada and Greet Palla, plus entertainment and a health drive for child health. Vendors will operate as miners shop during the holiday atmosphere.
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Butte
Montana
Thuy
Columbia Gardens
A.m
AE Butte
Angelada
Palla
Butte Chaudising Hous
Pioneer stockman of Montana dies in hospital
A Montana stockman and pioneer, Ida Morena, died today from heart disease and pneumonia complications after an operation for appendicitis. The Broadgin and Lide Basin district panel reported his passing.
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Morena
Pion
Broadginn Snd Lide Basin
Steckon
Dry law enforcement debate cited as potential public uprising
Fragmentary remarks attribute to Dr Wilbon and Mr Metin discuss enforcement of prohibition and constitutional limits. The text cites calls for federal action, penalties, and state discretion, warning that lax enforcement could spark unrest and demand stricter compliance with dry laws.
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Thant
Wilkon Fay Bel
Hacel Winery
Leng
Slayer Preaches As Thousands Gather In Fort Worth
Fragmented OCR text shows a large crowd at a Fort Worth event with references to a preacher and a titled figure. The readable portions indicate a sermon or speech drawing thousands, but many words are garbled. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
Beebe Daniels Refuses Marry Paddock After Shock
Beebe Daniels tells reporters she will not wed Paddock for at least a year. She praises track star Charles Raddy as a fine man and plans to remain single while pursuing new racing opportunities and public appearances, with no immediate wedding plans or overseas trips.
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Charles Raddy
Mies Doailels Tymianey
Partork
Charles
Montana creameries push into major Pacific cities
The Montana creameries report remarkable progress selling there month of June with near one million pounds of butter shipped to Los Angeles and other West Coast markets. Officials say Montana products are expanding beyond California while facing competition from California and state rivals in shipments and market reach.
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Pacific Coast
Montene
Bambi Sudddensin
Los Angele
Arian
Warhol
Reeke
Ronan Anni
Herriot Tackles Taok Of Forming French Ministry
Fragmented text discusses Herriot and Taok amid French ministry formation. Mentions dates, officials, and political action with unclear context. References lingering notes on government plans and potential shifts in leadership.
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Herriot
Taok
Bomb explodes in Cook County during January incident
A fragmented report describes a January blast in Cook County tied to an alleged murder and ongoing investigation. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but authorities pursue leads and a possible suspect in connection with the wall blast and surrounding events.
Forest Fire Rages Across Northern Idaho and Montana
Wildfire danger rises as additional reports from District No. 1 of the forestry service describe fire growth across Cedar Peak and the North Fork of the Lathenad river. About 2,900 acres burned. 25 firefighters and Fort Missoula crews faced shifting flames amid poor weather. Several men were trapped by the blaze and escaped with their lives as forests burned across the Bitterroot and surrounding parks. Reports from the Tribes border area north of Spokane indicate ongoing, uncontained fires with little relief in sight as crews battle numerous false alarms and stubborn hotspots.
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Corea
Sand Tela
Tinaly
Padi Aniwild
Provenona Fyhe
Hayerdalke
Binkfect
Cher Parks
Chellen Witsek
Eover
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Tayler
Butta
Kaldiers
Fort
Spolame
Ashtolag
Three families trapped by forest fire near Washington camp
Three families were trapped at a Rushey and Long Logging camp four miles south of Laptonville as a forest fire surrounded their homes. Fire wardens say rescue is virtually impossible. The logging firm owners and a Myora family occupied houses. efforts examined to run a logging train through fire lanes to aid Sixty. A nearby Eatonville Lumber camp three miles east also faced spreading flames with a donkey engine burned and a plan to check the blaze discussed.
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Wash
Rushey and Long Logging Company
Bushey and Long
Myora
Tacomi-Eastern Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Eatonville Lumber Company
Eatonville
Banttle
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