Local Social Notes Highlight Ella Miller and City Guests
Miss Ella Miller now living in Los Angeles visits in town with brother and family. Local gatherings feature Mrs. W. G. Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Clavie, and many residents attending parlor teas and church parish events. July social calendar includes St. John the Evangelist parish summer fair with chairs and committees listed and community members from Kalispot to Spokane visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Miller
Bulto
Los Angeles
B. A. Miller
Mire Miller
W. G. Warner
East Front
Atrece- Tn
Dinkog
Bradford Fon
Clavie
Brigham
Carl BH. Anderson
Kalispot
Aire
Heineman
Butte
Ainnoer
C. H. Russell
Champs
Spokane
A. Cherry
Bayard Nired
Young Russell
Gontage
Cherry
Hibbing
Mion
Mra
Wl. Dwyer
Duluth
St. Paw
Minneanoth
St. John the
Aezoman
Coberly
Joseph Hieharna
Execution trial details amid political scandal in an era
Fragmented report recounts probable Rang crime, court actions, and gubernatorial involvement. Notes August 22 filing by AL St Galowis and references to Tenet, Darna Te, and Jade de Bea. Describes bonds, appeals, and a governor tied to a controversial court case with sketches of officials and societal figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Verlere
AL St Galowis
Loriey
Urobebles Raysse
Twig Desowiah de Gyneh
Steve
Grewf
Yukon
Cutton
Governors Conference Decries Federal Overreach in Prohibition Enforcement
A group of six governors from Maine Connecticut Nebraska Kentucky and others condemned federal intrusion into state affairs citing the prohibition enforcement era as excessive. They urged states to resist increased federal control over industry and law enforcement arguing for decentralization and stronger state rights in governance and policing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fea
Amd
Ubeir
Drew Afer
Maine
John F Trunbal
Coneneevledt
Walley
A. Peres
Greso
Wills
Kentneky
Estensiyr
Federal
Gagem
Brewster
Pavk
Profitition
Jignor Viudans
Pieres
Goavernoy
Avery
Epalion Ag
Plebis
Terdigiona
Mnd
Womu
Wnion
Far West
George H. Dern
Hark
Paber
Girehood
Pterna
McMullen
Nebrask
Atate
Wid
Atala
New Cotton Pest Emerges in South after 1924
A new cotton pest called the cotton hopper appears in the U S South, spreading from Texas to Mississippi, Louisiana, the delta, and beyond. Government and station reports note its hopper jumps and leaf damage, threatening the 1924 crop with widespread, rapid spread across Cotton Belt states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Gas
Governmenta
Treah
Texar
Mexico
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Asem Ngeiry
Jie Aubrnarins
Ink
Whitch Ig
Walter A. Hunt
Sormander
Frank L. Lowe
Atvevat Orehe
Vfitis
A. Weaser
South Side News
Escer
Cregias
Rocky Mountain
Ars
Mire
Suul Re
Abe
Ard Warner
Ehsagty Ter
Mario
Paty al Fron
Sumaine
Robert Irwel
Longving
Wwe
Bentod
He Shafer
Toned
Mrast
Cram
Buran
Choquette
Moray
Na Witegibbons
Curlean
Jamoa
Brewin
Spane
Mra Atygore
Fenanel
O'Leary
Jae
Howlery
Gilbers
Tien
Albert
A& Green
Green
Fitzrey
Mee
Nevin-Wrank CO
Butte, Mont
Willys-Knight
America
Ths
Willya-Knight
Knight
Wirlys
Fiso Teane
Willys-Overland, Inc
Toledo
Obie
Patterson Overland
Knight CO
Hone
Diblon
Winis SN Rigay Company
Virginia Cis
Mont
Hays
Whitehall
East
Galena Street
Philipsburg
Meant
A.B. Seagrave
Dee Lodge
Osborne's
Overland Sales Company
Commercial Ave
Aancanda, Mont
U. Terventich
Sovarninedt
W. i H. Maloney
Democratic
Catsa
Egypt
Khortum
Capita
Andy A
New York
Chiang
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