Rules of Senate Again Attacked in Unyielding Debate
The piece argues to reimpose the majority cloture once used in the Senate, asserting it aligned with constitutional principles and American institutions. It contends that permanent minority power harms the will of the people and that reestablishing cloture would reinforce democratic governance under constitutional limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
Houses of
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Evolution in Federal Court Sparks Bible Text Clash
In Washington a rule was issued directing two district officials and a Mr. White to appear to show cause why an injunction should not be issued over school texts. Justice Siddons noted passages from biology and chemistry texts that some readings allegedly conflict with Scripture including events from Genesis and miracles as described in the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Daniel J. Donovan
James R. Lusby
Mr. White
G. W. Hunter
Dayton, Tenn
Wittner
Jesus Christ
Egypt
Jesus
Lot
Joshua
Flooding Halts Rail Traffic as Bridges Fail Across Town
Heavy flood damage cripples transport with several bridges washed out on county roads and main lines. The Santa Fe and D and R G W lines report undermined structures and 300 feet of trackage lost. no immediate loss of life reported in Trinidad and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Jansen
Raton
Trinidad
North Lake
Colorado & Wyoming Railway
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Valdez
Segundo
Colorado & Bridges
Santa Fe Railroad
Two Lives Lost in Auto Crash Near Butte
Mrs. Andrew Carroll died of a broken neck and head injuries after a truck crash in Nissler. Holmes died on the way to St. James hospital. Carroll and Holmes were among three occupants of the Independent Creamery truck. Tim O Leary and Joe Kiely aided the survivors. Carrols seven children and Holmes family survived. inquest planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Creamery Company
Butte
Nissler
Holmes
Carroll
Tim O'Leary
Joe Kiely
St. James Hospital
Pat Holand
John Kelly
Nissier
Duggan Undertaking Establishment
Walsh
Holland
Bryan Discusses Ignorance Charge in Scopes Case
Dayton Tenn July 22 AP William Jennings Bryan spoke on the charge of ignorance brought by Clarence Darrow during questioning in the Scopes trial. He said Darrow tried to exploit his lack of technical knowledge in paleontology archaeology and philology. Bryan added he planned to answer after the direct examination but the court ruling denied him that chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dayton
Tenn
Clarence Darrow
Scopes
William Jryan
Darrow
Bryan
Assault on Deputy Amendola Leaves Investigation Stalled
In Montecatini authorities report no new facts after an inquiry into the assault on Deputy Amendola, Aventine opposition leader in the chamber of deputies. Physicians say Amendola’s condition is favorable with slight risk of complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rome
Amendola
Aventine
Chamber of Deputies
Montecatini
Army planes land at Woodward air field Salt Lake City
Six Army planes on the mail route from Selfridge field Michigan to San Francisco landed at Woodward air mail field in Salt Lake City at 5 05 p m after a stopover from Cheyenne Wyoming and a forced landing at Rock Springs Wyoming due to rain. The flight resumed at 3 10 p m and is scheduled to depart at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning with expected arrival in San Francisco tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Army
Selfridge Field
Mount Clemens
Mich
San Francisco
Woodward Air Mail Field
Cheyenne
Wyo
Rock Springs
Local births and visits fill South Side News
Roy and Helen Jackson announce the birth of a son on July 20 at Deaconess hospital. Several residents undergo surgeries, travel, or host gatherings, including Mrs Lena Werle, Miss Esther Robertson, and many visitors from across states. Lincoln corps No. 6, W. R. C., to host a picnic at Columbia Gardens with a hot dinner at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Jackson
Ottawa Street
Deaconess Hospital
Jackson
Helen Penrose
Lena Werle
Walnut Street
Albert G. Craig
Denver
Lawrence Hancock
Elm Street
Esther Robertson
Bozeman
Jennie Carls
Grand Avenue
Hazel
Willis Brown
Perry, Iowe
J. J. Knievel
Bayard Street
Henry Burns
Pipestone Springs
J. R. Shea
Patrick McCarthy
James Regan
Dan Doyle
Michael Dolan
W. C. Derry
Winifred and
Dorothy
Princeton Avenue
Thomas Allen
Eva Allen
Iva Rose Allen
Divide
Charles J. Wood
Frank Green Jr
Argyle Street
Salt Lake
Clyde Keltz
Richardson Street
Kelts
Helena Flubacher
Leona Carls
Hamilton
Edwin Williams
Cedar Falls
Wash
J. Ellis
Monroe Street
Charles James
Helena
Mary E. Hughes
Utah Avenue
Seattle
Clarence Smith
E. W. Peets
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oakland
Portland
John Sullivan
Milwaukee
Anaconda
Margaret Giroux
Josephine Perrin
L. Hancock
Hancock
V. Portino
Butte
Lincoln Corps
Columbia Gardens
Dawes Praises Senate Rules In Denver Radio Talk
Vice President Dawes spoke last night from Denver about senate rules. The address, heard clearly in Butte and at Judge Carroll’s, praised Dawes’ view of the rules and drew praise from listeners. A crowd gathered at Jess Kelly’s home noted his delivery and the strong, unmistakable voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Denver
Butte
Senate
Jess Kelly
West
Silver Street
Apreneia
Kelly
W. B.B. Carroll
Mesdames Hell
Maria
Rapid Downpour Tests Silver Bow Creek Drainage
A fierce thunderstorm produced a heavy rapid downpour that overwhelmed gutters along Florence Avenue and filled the Silver Bow creek channel, though Harrington Avenue remained dry. Mayor Horgan inspected the scene and found the drainage strong enough to move water at Bell Creek, where the flow widened to three feet, resembling a millrace. A note mentions a giant railroad construction program covering 6,000 miles in a 20 area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Creek
Florence Avenue
Harrigson Avenue
Horgan
Bell Creek
Scott appears in shadow of new reprieve possible
Production of new evidence may lead Governor Small to issue a reprieve. Scott's lawyers show little chance of saving him while Detroit friends report the governor may grant reprieve or commutation tomorrow. A Detroit fund above $5,000 has been sent for Scott's defense. Mrs Scott appeals to Robert Scott to surrender and save the three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small
Scott
Detroit
Reprieve Hope Fails in Chicago Drug Clerk Slaying Case
Detroit readers heard of a possible 60 day reprieve for Russell Scott from Gov. Len Small via a close friend, but officials concluded the plan was another miscarriage. The deadly case in Chicago remains unresolved as tonight’s message proved unreliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Russell Scott
Len Small
Illinois
Free Press
Scott
Chicago
Gallatin Rancher Dies in Accident Near Gallatin
A Gallatin County rancher born in Brewer Maine in 1867 was killed instantly when a saddle horse stepped on a bolt passing through his foot. He had lived in Glendive and Gallatin County, married twice with no issue, and will be buried July 24 under Bozeman Masonic lodge. The county storm caused heavy rainfall and wind but little crop damage as grain lies flat yet expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer
Montana
Glendive
Gallatin County
Bozeman
Butte Man Charged With Passing Worthless Check
Charles Brooks was arrested by Chief Murphy for passing a worthless $20 check at a local store. The check, drawn on a West Virginia bank, led to Brooks being held at the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Charles Brooks
Murphy
West Virginia
Mayflower Yacht Braving Coastal Storm Returns to Marblehead
President Coolidge and family aboard the Mayflower weathered a rain and wind squall as it sailed from Hull to Marblehead. Reporters trailing in a 25 foot dory endured rough seas and later bailed water to keep the engine from stalling before the party returned by motor to the summer White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Marblehead
Mass
Coolidge
Hull
Boston
Swampscott
Bebe
Viclent
White House
Massachusetts
Washington
Massachusetts Bay
Pemberton
White Court
Pittsburg Police Quell Race Riot
Pittsburg reports a violent clash in a city outlying district as a white man and a negro argued over a boys ball game. A crowd of about 300 fought with bricks and stones and shots fired. Police officers Lieut. Edward Dunn and Wagonman Herbert Rice were injured while pursuing a suspect later captured. four arrests made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburg
Edward Dunn
Herbert Rice
Police seize moonshine still in Butte raid
Butte police raided a residence at 719 North Wyoming street last night and recovered a 35 gallon still. They arrested J. Murphy on operating the plant and confiscated mash and moonshine. Murphy is held at the city jail in lieu of $409 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Street
Butte
J. Murphy
Murphy
John Sweeney Dies After Night in Butte Hospital
John Sweeney an epee fencer and Pennsylvania native died last night at a Butte hospital. His body lies at Walsh funeral parlors where funeral arrangements await word on relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Rocky Mountain Rifle Club
Camp Perry
Fort Missoula
Walsh
John Sweeney
Epee
Pennsylvania
Walsh Funeral
After Baby Was Born Dover Ohio Woman Recalls Illness
Mrs. James Miles of Cherry Street, Dover Ohio, describes persistent sickness after childbirth and relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine. She says doctors failed to help until she followed the tonic, with doses and improvements noted over four days. The testimonial ends urging others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Ohio
Lydia
James Miles
Cherry Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rules OF
Andrew Carroll
Hans Holmes
Mr. Carroll
Andy” Carroll
St. Joseph's Parish
Son
Creighton University
County Mayo
Ireland
John J. Carroll
Raymond Carroll
Laurel, Neb
Anthony Carroll
Omaha
Ulysus
Neb
Mary
Katherine Carroll
Esther Carroll
Mountain States Telephone Company
Alice Carroll
Nebraska
Mrs. Carroll
Mr. Holmes
Willie
Wile
BY Briggs
Salt Lake Field
South Side News
Vounz
Hell and
Gallatin
Gallatin Valley
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!