Montana Press Association Opens Annual Meeting
Editors and publishers from Montana converge on Helena for the Montana Press association annual gathering at the Broadwater hotel. The program includes business sessions, speeches, an annual banquet, a notable "annual bath" at Broadwater, and a guided trip to Canyon Ferry. Toastmaster O M Lanstrum and E H Cooney prepare talks on journalism and printing.
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The
Standard
Helena
Montana
Melena
Montana Press Association
Broadwater Hotel
0. M. Lanstrum
Record- Herald
Will A. Campbell
Independent
Marlow Theater
Broadwater
Cial Club
Montana Power Company
Canyon
By & P.m
Lanstrum
Proxi
E. H. Cooney
G. M. Moss
Fairman Advisory Board School of Journalism
Condo Standard
Jordan
Ana
Helena Valley
Ferry Dam
Canyon Ferry
Broadw
Banaue
Supreme court dismisses mandamus petition in peace case
The Columbia Supreme Court today dismissed a mandamus petition to compel Secretary of State Colby to promulgate a congressional peace treaty with Germany, amid Wilson administration vetoes and an ongoing U S armistice debate. Entertainment highlights included John Robinson Circus performers and a parade through town with hundreds of schoolchildren, with tents and acts planned all day.
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Columbia Supreme Court
Colby
Wilson
United States
Germany
John Robinson Circus
Top
Etta Hodgins
Cuma the Horse
Irene Montgomery
Bottom
Nettie Dill
Fred Nelson
Elizabeth Rooney
Tence
San Quentin
jeVicar
Harrison and Grand’ Avenue
Stounds
Trea Ayer
jySlyme
John Rob
Johnston
Inson
Pimateel
Fe Hiaasen
Butte
Parke
Weston Pak
Montanas
Smereuty
Mortury
Wyseting
Touth
Wyoming
Wario Svenuer
Fiat
Ahicenbon
Itn Te
Burial of Michaelecu Onors in Butte Mass at Holy Savior
Michaelecu Onors of Butte was buried yesterday from the family home at 113 Plum Street. A large number of sorrowing friends accompanied the body to Holy Savior church where a requiem high mass was celebrated at 9 o'clock by Father Pirnat. Pallbearers were Matt Falnick Bernard Flynn John Shutz Joe Lubetch George Lubetch and Louis Mehelich. The body lay in state in the family plot at St Patrick's cemetery.
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Michaelecu
Finerty Funeral Held at St John’s Episcopal Church
The funeral of B. J. Finerty was held yesterday from the home of E. F senwetel 618 West Granite Street with services at St. John’s Episcopal Church at 2 30 pm. A large turnout of Boulder residents attended the pallbearers included Jed Powell F r Lewis E J Schwefel George H mand Bruce Wilson and Fred Miller. Interment followed at Mount Moriah Cemetery.
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B. J. Finerty
E. F Senwetel
West
Granite Street
St. John’ Episcopal Church
Boulder
Jed Powell
Fr. Lewis
E. J. Schwefel
George Hymand
Bruce Wilson
Fred. Miller
Mount Moriah Couery
Reed delays senate probe of campaign spending
Halting investigation in Hal t Investigation Is Mo July 2 United States Senator James A Reed said the senate sub committee would not resume its probe into presidential campaign expenditures until September. The move delays disclosure of spending patterns tied to candidates.
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United
Ator
James A. Reed
Senate
Senator Reed
New Law and Order Bill Debated in Parliament London
July 28 a bill to deal with disorders in Ireland will be introduced in the House of Commons and passed in all stages per an Ast? Grew announcement. Bonar Law led the government in the house. Lloyd George received a deputation of MPs on the subject of the bill’s proposals. Arthur Griffith, Sinn Fein founder, told the Associated Press that the drastic provisions are hoped to cope with the situation, echoing views in the Freeman's Journal.
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London
Ireland
House of Commons
Bonar Law
Lloyd George
Hamar
Presiden
New York
Arthur Griffith
The
Sinn Fein
Associated’ Press
Freeman's Journal
Suse
Ducepe Domision Wong” Ule
Fragmentary quote on peace treaty and sovereignty
A garbled speech fragment discusses military powers and the right to rule, mentioning Switzerland and France and a treaty of Bribe, with unclear context about a proloned taverniet and peace. The text reads as a partial quotation with misrendered names and places, offering little verifiable detail.
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Gritith
Switzerland
Evaded two years gets nine months
Alfred Fattig, an alleged draft evader from Applegate in Jackson County, pleaded guilty to draft dodging before Federal Judge Hean in Portland. He was sentenced to nine months in the county jail. Separately, Spokane reports plans for an Industrial Workers of the World convention to be held August 3 and 10 with delegates from Northeastern Oregon and Western Montana expected to attend.
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Portland
Ore
Alfred Fattig
Applegate
Jackson County
Siskiyou Mountains
Oregon
Hean
J. W.W
Spokan
Industrial Workers of the
L Ho
Montana
Charge profiteering in canned meat urged by DOJ and fair price boards
Washington July 29 United States district attorneys and federal agents along with fair price commissions were ordered by the department of justice to monitor profiteering in resales of the War Department canned meat surplus. Middies arrive in SAn Francisco harbor as Atlantic Fleet units, including vessels Connecticut Kansas Hampshire Minnesota South Carolina and Michigan, steam in aboard Culgoa. The squadron will stay until Friday amid factory damage reports and a string of near misses and injuries. A placebo remedy ad claims Mayr cures ailments with a money back guarantee.
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Washington
United States
Fair Price Commissions
Department of Justice
War Department
Sean Prancisco
As Naval Academy
Atlantic Reef
Honolul
Connecticut
Kansas
Hampshire
Stinnesota
Caroline
Michigan
Culgoa
Ron
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