European Critics Warn United States on War Debates
Senate Foreign Relations Chair Borah urged restraint in attacking foreign policy critics and warned against vilification campaigns. The remark referenced aims at preventing renewed calls for war while noting Europe’s memory of postwar territorial shifts by Britain at the peace table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Britain
United States
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Winston Church “Campaian
Vilif Cation
Great Britain
Poincare Takes Finance Minister Post In France
Premier Poincare assumed duties as finance minister while M Briand returned to the foreign office. A government overhaul aims to secure debt accords with the United States and Britain within a fortnight to rehabilitate finances. Authorities report focus on economy in expenditures, increased government efficiency, and external credits as priorities. A disturbance outside Paris saw foreign officials hissed by demonstrators before police dispersed the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remier Poincare
M. Briand
Herriot
United States
France
Paris
Two Men Held on Homicide Charges in Poisoning Deaths
Report says two men were held on homicide charges after multiple poisoning incidents. Authorities detail a rise in poisonings causing several deaths and injuries over recent days as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reatior Wat Aie
Iit
Butte Mine Model Highlighted for Eagles Parade
The Butte delegation plans to showcase a detailed mine model at the national Eagles convention in August. A Leonard mine replica, carved by Edward Dawson, will travel from Seattle to represent the city’s principal industry with ore samples and a full-scale display aboard a large parade float.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttes
Seattle
Butte
Eagles
Wonst
Butt Minera Ae
Ponwil de
Leonard
Columba Gardens
Edward Dawson
Steward Mine
Five Die As Bridge Collapses At Whitesville Carnival
A bridge collapse on Coal River at Whitesville during a July carnival killed five people and injured dozens, with 40 to 50 believed to be hurt. A fire fighting event drew crowds when the span gave way, plunging spectators into the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Whitesuate
Coal River
Girls Camp at Georgetown Draws Visitors Today
Camp Tahepie near Georgetown hosts visitors as Camp Fire Girls from Hutte Ara conda and other Montana towns enjoy annual outing. The site fills with parents, meals booked, and tents alive with singing, dancing, and recreation under Miss Ruth Nicol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Tahepie
Hutte
Araconda
Montana
Tahepia Wohelo
Varios
Revenue Agents Seize Liquor During Green Case
A raid by Revenue Agents led to the seizure of liquor found in Green's room. Green claims he was drinking with friends and that the liquor was shared among them. The officer was deposed in the incident, and investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Deanes Any Wild Parties At Green Prohibition Raid
Northern California and Nevada administrator Ned M Green faced suspension after liquor was seized from his hotel room by Internal Revenue agents. Green admitted entertaining guests and offering drinks, saying liquor in his room came from unknown persons. He indicated willingness to cooperate with district court to prove innocence amid charges of miscondut and misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Free San’ Francis
Ned M
California
Nevada
Green
Tle
Colonel Green
United Steam Asswrney Creurse
Hatefield Naw
Mte
Ing
Welcom District Court
Special Intelligence Department
Internal Pevenue Bureau
Boys Find Body of Murdered Woman
The body of Mrs. Harry Baldwin was found in the Platte River five miles west of Casper. She had been shot and was discovered incised in willows at the river edge by two local boys aged 10 and 12. Authorities traced the Baldwin disappearance to their truck taken from Casper for three days. Coroner Tew Gay and Sheriff’s office handled the case, with identification made by Jake Crouse and Mrs. Earl Schmidt through jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Harry Baldwin
Platte Rivex
Here
Tallin
Baldwins
Neighhbors
Fred
John Peters
Carper
Tew Gay
Jake Crouse
Earl Schmidt
Fort Missoula Infantry Fight Wild Forest Fire Frontier
Fort Missoula troops hold a six mile line in western Montana facing a fierce forest blaze near Glacier National Park close to the Canadian border. They battle through heat, wind and gas pockets as independence and readiness echo battle lines from France with precision and courage. The report notes dangerous blowups from underground gas formations and emphasizes discipline to prevent panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ward
Lipts
Glacier National Park
North Fork
Blackfoot River
Canadian
Montana
Jon D. Taylor
Hutte
Deer Ridge National Forest
United States Army
France
Hay
Bottler
Schlaps Hanged for Brutal Murder of Geisler Couple
Ferdinand Schlaps, 14, farm hand, was condemned by a jury in an Indiana district court for the murder of Mr and Mrs Aton Geisler on their Homestead farm. He confessed to shooting them to obtain money and a car. He was captured after the next day at relatives' home. authorities recovered the car and funds. The mother, tearful in court, faced the verdict and said she did her best to teach him right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pras Pole Pole
Ferdinand Schlaps
Aton Geisler
Indiatriet
Schlaps
Ince
Ferdinand
Governor Will Not Attend Conference
Helena July 24 Montana will not be represented at the governors conference opening Monday. Gov. J. E. Erickson says an unexpected press of business in the executive offices will prevent his attendance and he was invited to preside over Monday’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Helena
Montana
J. E Erickson
Ross
Sessalon
Erickson Not Out for Renomination
Governor Erickson announces at a Port Anainivoine farm event that he will not seek re election, signaling an unexpected turn in Montana politics. Close aides and observers note his long service and public welfare focus as influencing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Montana
Himeoit
Moody Leads In Early Texas Primary Returns
Early returns show Moody leading in Bell and Harris counties, official home areas for Ferguson and Davidson, with Dan Moody poised as a youthful state attorney general candidate. Agricultural districts hint at Ferguson strength but initial results favor Moody overall in the gubernatorial race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asso Dalla
Ferguson
Zimmerman
Moody
Bell County
Fergusons
Harris County
Davidson
Dan Moody
Texas
Mian Dorran Ferguson
Open New Battle to Cheat Gallows in Chicago
Chicago reports a fatal drug store shooting in which Robert Scott confessed to firing the shot that killed Joseph Maurer. Robert Scott, recently returned from California, pleaded guilty to the judge and faces sentencing. his brother Russell earlier pleaded guilty, withdrew appeal, and awaits death in October following a jury verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert
Russell Scott
Wrers
Herald
Alew Joseph Maurer
California
Privon
William N.gemmaill
Hussell
Eo Wa
Butte Hosts Escorted Auto Tour Of Western Montana
An eight day automobile tour bringing visitors by train and auto through Butte Anaconda Helena and Missoula will showcase Montana from August 25 to September 5 The group will tour resources centers meet local officials and view key sites with Frank R Venable of the chamber delivering remarks The tour known as an escorted homeseeker will end with a return via Great Falls and continue on page 11 column 42
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Bru
Montana
Citaene
Canternery
Northern Pacific Railway
Chamber of Commeres
Frank R. Venable
Chamber
Anaconda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shylogk
England
Italy
Coolidge
Europe
O'Hara
Poincare
Hime
Butte Mine
Lake
Deanes
U.S. Doughboys
Fort Missoula
Argonne
Colum
Munder
Erickson
Middle West
Rotary Club
Skaikaho Pass
Missoula
Metana
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!