Yellowstone trip fuels a car tourist crowd
A lively house warming and auto tour drew visitors from many states. Rovers from Ford Wyoming Hudson Indiana Seattle McLaughlin Montreal Hup Portland Dodge Billings and more toured the grounds. They praised the site though only trees would improve it and noted mosquitoes were absent. Many travelers shared stories of road maps and aviation experience while the group awaited staked plans for water, showers, and laundry. Families mingled, exchanges of travel tips flowed, and guardians warned against overcharging garages as crowds settled under stormy skies.
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Lttle Island
Ford
Wyoming
Hudson
Indiana
Seattle
McLaughlin
Buick
Montreal
Hup
Portland
Dodge
North Dakota
Dart
Billings
Chevrolet
Oregon
Willys
Utah
Oakland
San Francisco
Arizona
Massachusetts
Oregon Ford
Skeeter
Yellowstone Park
Financiers to Meet and Montana Bankers Convention
The Montana Farm Mortgage Bankers association plans its second annual convention in Helena on August 4 with invitations extended by the Montana Bankers association secretary. Frederick Joseph and Edward Hebert of Helena pledge $20,000 in educational bonds to fund improvements at the local vocational center, with funds to be used at the school. The United States Steel Corporation reported quarterly earnings of 21,885,016 dollars for the latest quarter surpassing prewar levels.
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Helena
Montana Farm Mortgage Bankers Association
Aus
Montana Bankers Ass
Standard Esena
Frederick, Joeph
Edward Hebert Helens Citi
Bene
Mitcn
Girle Vocational Centol
Swociatad Press
New York
United Tater Steel Corporation
Ite
Sring Sune
Maren
Fiat Prise
Immigration Law Bars Titl ed Women From Return
New York reports that strict enforcement of the new immigration law threatens homecomings of titled American women abroad. Quotas limit admissions to 3 percent of nationals from 1910, forcing some countesses and duchesses to remain overseas or risk being sent back. Notable figures include Countess Anton Sigray and others linked to American fortunes, with fears of indefinite stays or forced deportation under bond rules.
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International News Service
York
Washington
New York
Sam
Anton Sigray
Harriet Daly
Marcus Daly
Laszlo Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Ambassador Gerard
United States
Berlin
Third Hussare
Germany
Duchess of Croy
Nancy Leishman
Pittsburg
Hungary
Marie di Zoppola
Edith Mortimer
Stanley Mortimers
Newport
Long Island
Roslyn
Mise Mortimer
Countess de Lastevrie
Constance Whitney Warren
George Henry Warren
Pari
Warren
Fifth Avenue
Hom
Dublin silent five ten proposals continued from page one
The article continues discussion of proposals linked to the act of union of 1800. It outlines debates flowing from Dublin sources about constitutional changes and governance. Names of speakers and dates are not listed in the fragment but indicate ongoing legislative scrutiny.
Belfast Telegraph Reports Dail Eireann Prisoners Likely to Be Released
Belfast July 26 The Belfast Telegraph Dublin correspondent says most members of the Dail Eireann now jailed are expected to be freed soon. The move aims to allow them to meet and discuss Britain's settlement proposals on the Irish question.
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Belfast
Belfast Telegraph
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Fort Missoula Garrison Redeployed Under Army Plan
The War Department announced a reorganization moving one battalion from Fort Lewis to Missoula and another to Spokane. Missoula will regain a garrison status as a designated army post, while Port Hutgon is slated for abandonment under size-driven changes to the army’s concentration plan.
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Misous le
War Department
Eleyseienty Infantry
Gimp Lewis
Washington
Tas
Fonda Ar'ore Missoula
Spokane
Ington
National Wool Ware Weave and Storage chief saves Montana growers
Matt Stat of Chicago based National Wool Ware Weave and Storage reveals how his company’s actions, in league with Montana producers, reduced costs for growers amid higher prices for warehouse storage and sale, saving Montana growers hundreds of thousands of dollars this year.
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Elena
Matt Stat
National
Chicago
Nets
Haze
Montana
Nace
Montana Growers Pan
Boy Held Up At Wilkinsburg Post Office
A masked bandit robbed a 17 year old postal employee at the Wilkinsburg railroad station taking two mail pouches with registered letters. Local and county police and detectives pursue the case as loss amount remains unknown.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Postolace
Wilkinsburg
PH Fikineheart
Wile Kineburg
Pittebure
Governor Small faces arrest fight after court ruling
Court holds governor not immune to arrest amid impeachment debate. County authorities press to arrest Small, while his counsel dispute the ruling. Crowds gather outside as Sheriff Mester contemplates warrants and notification by phone.
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Pelling
Treasury
Chicago
Lortimer
Mortimer
Small
No Immunity for Governors From Crime Court Declares
The court rejects divine right immunity and holds that governors such as Small may be arrested and prosecuted for illegal acts. Impeachment is not a punishment for crime, and state troops cannot shield an official from arrest. The ruling denies any special exemption for elected leaders.
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Hfe
Trnde
Small
Four workers killed in Ishpeming dynamite plant explosion
Four men died when an explosion wrecked the dynamite mixing house and nitroglycerin storage at the Hercules Powder company in Ishpeming Michigan on July 26. The blast damaged nearby structures and halted operations as investigators inspected the site.
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Ishpeming
Mich
Hercules. Powder Company
Resignation and Bond Sale Discussed by School Board
The board notes resignations and legalities of trustee exit while considering a $200,000 district bond issue. State authorities disagree on compulsory resignations. bids for bonds to be opened Aug. 16. J. st Thompson submits resignation from Cleveland Industrial School effective Aug. 19.
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State Land Board
Helena
O. G. Wood
Citien
Spokane
Chicago
Denver
Salt Lake
Balings
J. St ‘Thompson
Cleveland Industrial School
Theosophists Hold Four Day World Congress
Report from Monoloa July 6 states E. F. Bian of the Hawaiian Yeomia Federation of Labor in Washington quoted by the Associated Press. The congress, under an unnamed president, focused on teaching methods for youth and world nations were represented. Extensive discussion touched on philosophical topics and global youth engagement.
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Theosophists
Bethe
Thesogphical Society
Stef
Associated Prees
Monololy
E. F. Bian
Hawaiian Yeomia Federation “of Labor
Washington
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