Board of Education adopts neutral stance on political activity
The Montana board backs a resolution against campaigning within state institutions and approves loans to support students, while discussing consolidation and funding for university and agricultural college projects. Governors and officials attend, with debates over the scope of future university improvements and personnel leaves. Local notices cover Belgrade deaths and post office appointments.
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Stewart
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iAttorney
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Davee
D. Sargent
Great Fails
John Dietrich
Joseph Smith
Dillon
CH. Hall
Missouua
Haytman
Bozeman
D. W. Mcconnell
W. H. Nye
Billings
J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
Missoula
McConnell
Ny Yargent
Dietrich
Hall
Miewart
Permbien
George Wi Mame Dies at Gallatin Valley Hospital
Belgrade June 1 George Uncle George Wi Mame civil war veteran and Gallatin valley pioneer has died after entering the hospital Friday evening. Papers found at Mr Williams residence note his birth date in Alabama and hint at his early life and claims to local history.
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Belgrade
George Wi Mame
Gallatin Valley
Williams
Ala
Conservation bill unlikely to pass this session
President Wilson indicated in a White House conference that Congress would adjourn without enacting the five bill conservation program. He favored passage but said late reports prevented action this session and warned against delaying anti trust measures. He noted possible quick passage of one or two bills, chiefly the radium bill. The five bills include the reclamation, water power, coal oil and gas leasing, radium, and Alaska coal leasing measures.
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Standard
Washington
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Alaska
Saloon Licenses Up for Debate in Judith Gap
Judith Gap city council plans to consider raising saloon licenses as revenue has dropped after recent consolidation. Officials say costs require higher income while saloon operators vow to fight the measure though many townsfolk favor the increase. Beer prices remain two bits for two glasses, reflecting local pioneer pricing.
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Judith Gap
Pcat Eense
Montana
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Bishop of Great Falls received by the Pope
Rome reports Bishop Mathias Tenihan of Great Falls Montana was received by the Pope today and presented a party of American pilgrims. Washington notes Percy Cox named postmaster at Birney Montana replacing Percy Peterson. A new White post office opens in Dawson County with Anton Liver postmaster. Assistant forest rangers named for several towns. Montana officials disclose primaries plans for Republican state railroad commissioner race.
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Mathias ©. Tenihan
Great Falls
Mont
Ehecias Anspatenco
Senate
Washington
Percy R. Cox
Birney
Percy L. Peterson
White
Dawson County
Anton Liver
C. E. Heater
Front Creek
J.C. Saint
Nixorthur Barnes
Helena
Dan Boyle
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
C. W. Tong
Alderson
Changes in State House Affect Helena Officials
Helena June 1 report several changes in the state house. D. J. Johnson of Helena became assistant State forester, W. Forrest McKee of Great Falls was named deputy state Insurance commissioner, and Harry D. Welcome of Butte became secretary to the state tax commission.
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Helena
State House
Johnson
W. Forrest’ McKee
Great Falls
Harry D. Welcome
Butte
State Tax Commission
Montana initiative and referendum validity dispute looms
June 1 Herena report notes M McCusker of the People's Power league predicting Montana may scrap the old primary and referenda methods. A pending opinion by Attorney General Kelly could declare the initiative amendment invalid for lack of three month advertisement and improper single proposition framing. If upheld, a court challenge may delay or void fall elections and major laws.
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M. McCusker
People’s Power League
Montana
Legislative Assembly
McCusker
Near Ney
Kelly
Supreme Court
Demonstration Farms Discontinued in Montana
Helena June 1 A state education board report from F B Linfield director of the Bozeman experiment station says Montana will discontinue demonstration farms after the coming year and transfer work to county agriculturists Local crop study and region specific application of agricultural science are noted as essential The coming year's funds include 10000 from the demonstration farms program to counties and 4000 to 5000 from private and county sources plus 15000 for agricultural extension work under the Lever bill beginning July
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Helena
State Board of Education
F. B. Linfield
Bozeman
Montana
Linfield
Harlowton Holds Montana Bankers Convention Plans
Harlowton joyous over Montana state bankers convention plans for next year. Cashier F B Marrs and Vice President Smith of First National bank, Freeman of the State K of Harlowton, returned from Great Falls and started entertaining visiting bankers for May. Also news of Frank Estes death atneighborhood Houndup. Meagher county fair set for Sept 2 3 4 with strong Commercial club support.
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Helena
Meagher
Harlowton Commercial Club
Harlow
College of Montana awards degrees to notable figures
At a board meeting the College of Montana conferred degrees on William Cob of Bozeman LL D the Rev E P Giboney of Seattle D D and Clinton H Moore of Butte Ph D B Peter Pauley drove to Anaconda Monday with the Rev Father Landy T B Mannix and Thomas F Shea In another item the Ladies Ald Society of the Christian church met at Mrs (rest unread)
Club Officers Elected and Local ResidentIntensifies Health Battle
The Deer Lodge Woman's Club elected officers led by President Mrs Mamie Mills and Vice President Mrs J A Boyd with secretary Mrs Michele Van Gundy and treasurer Loring Jordan. Delegates including Mrs Jo A Grant and Miss Alida Degeier head to Lewistown for the State Federation meeting. Dennis Barton, a long time Deer Lodge resident, was hospitalized last Tuesday with liver cancer. his condition worsened to critical and a night prognosis was expected.
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W. J. Higging
Jo A. Grant
H. Willard
Alida ‘Degeier
Mabel
Cattin Witt
Hendy Ax
A. J. ‘Buchen
Dennis Barton
Deer Lodge
Ditton
Mr. Barton
Kennedy and Swindlehurst Take Over Billings Journal
Willgs Jane 1J. M. Kennedy and T. M. Swindlehurst Ingston announced today that they have taken over the Evening Journal from Gazette Printing Company which formerly published it, signaling support for national and safe Democratic administrations and shifting the paper from Republican alignment.
Constitutionalists resist Niagara Falls mediation terms
Constitutionalists in Mexico reject outside interference and say they will not accept the Niagara Falls plan. They claim their army of about 1000 can secure peace by force, and argue the mediation's agrarian settlement is an internal matter and not to be decided by foreign powers. They deride the mediation effort as impractical.
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Commission. Y Dec
Mowa
Ethicas
Mexico
Huerta
Niagara
Albania's Royal Scene in Durazzo and Its Turbulent Backers
A London Times wrap details Albania's fragile royal setup under William of Wied in Durazzo. It describes Fesad Pasha and Prince Prenk Bib Doda as power brokers, Durazzo's faded grandeur, and the mix of European diplomats with local unrest amid a fragile, improvised monarchy. A stray American farm story from Yardley, Pa., closes the piece.
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London ‘Times
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Durazzo
Adriatic
Rome
Constantinople
Venice
Ita Y Wall
Hamd’ Pushay
Ozs
Scutari
Easad Pasha
Royal
William
Prenk Bib Doda
London Times
Esaad Pasha
Prince Prenk
Funeral Mass for Joseph Hogan Held at Family Home
The funeral for the late Joseph Hogan was held at the family home on North Main Street in the morning, proceeding to Patrick's Church where a Mass was celebrated. Interment followed in the family plot at the Catholic cemetery.
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Conway
Hogan
Joseph An Wile
Ant
Patrick's
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Sherman a Reed Undertaker Notice of Funeral
A funeral notice records Mrs. Jane Carter aged 9 and Frederick Lincoln Mott aged 35. The Bede Parlors will ship the body to Wolf Creek for burial tomorrow morning. They were moved to Richards undertaking Parlors where a funeral notice will appear in later papers.
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Wolf Creek
Mott
Frederick Lincoln Mott
Comte Reaence
California
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