Standard Travel Insurance Offer For Subscribers
The Standard promotes travel insurance for its readers at $1 a year, covering up to $7,500 with broad protection for railroad and auto incidents. Available to all subscribers, even short-term ones, via Continental Life Insurance Company of St. Louis.
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Continental Life Insurance Company of
St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Spokane
Butte
Anaconda
Anaconda Office of the Standard
Reporter Holds Two Days Lead In World Rage
Reporter Sohn Goldstrom reports from Siberia on a world rage record attempt traversing the Trans-Siberian route. He details travel across Asia toward Harbin and Harbin Jenese routes, aiming for another milestone as he attempts to break the existing record while maintaining pace and reporting for the North American Newspaper Alliance.
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Standard and North Americana Newspaper Alliance
North American Newcotainer Alliance
Siberia
Hinghihe
Asia
Chit
Harbin
Tiarbin
Jenese Manes
Two More Killed as Chicago Gangsters Amid Strife
Police report five persons questioned after a deadly shooting in Chicago as gangs clash. Victims include James Lamseri and a jeweler named Mul, with a suspect described as jealous and connected to an earlier dispute.
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Chicago
MD Wonton
James Lamseri
Creme Tenets Jeweler
Mul
Factions of Church Classes at Assembly Report
A Baltimore assembly debate highlights factional disputes among church liberal and instrumental groups. The meeting обсуждал a statement criticizing conduct amid internal tensions and parallel calls for reform within the Presbyterian body.
Elevated to Post As Shrine Head
David W. Oslant elevated to Shrine head by Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. The ceremony took place in Philadelphia with the Imperial potentate and local dignitaries present, marking a milestone for the Denver-based member and the temple’s leadership.
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David W. Oslant
Mreas
Toonard Co Sleuth
Dthoas Temble Waehingien
Wag Cleekhead
Tentale Jamies Herger
Venver
David Wylvenith
Als Gar Inmple
Manttenery
Quento de Lo Ue
Council passes large improvement district plan
The city approves a major improvement district proposal to grade and service a central area bounded by Park Street and Silver Street, with protests from property owners totaling 23 filings. The measure, discussed for months, faced opposition and was ultimately advanced by the council despite debates over costs and assessments.
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Manana Street
Butte City
Warhhastin
Tata
Child Strangled by Piece of Candy
A grim report describes a child dying after being strangled by a candy piece. The incident details appear distorted in OCR, but indicate a fatal accident involving a young person and limited surrounding context.
Coolidge Prohibition Order Under Legislative Scrutiny
Washington June 2 the Associated Press reports cross currents between executive and legislative approaches to prohibition as Congress nears final committee action. Debate centers on President Coolidge's enforcement orders and potential references to referenda or amendments with involvement from judiciary panels and party leaders.
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Washington
Congress
Butte Fourth Gets Attention From Show Trade
In a fragmented report about the Butte celebration, details indicate public support and a ceremonial event tied to June dates. The piece mentions a financial figure and a formal committee role, with references to local figures and a fall event.
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Butte
SHOW
Treasury surpluses projected as year ends
Copeland questions senate finance chair on why further cuts are not allowed. President Coolidge worries about next year as the real effects of recent reductions are felt. treasury ends May with stronger revenue. May totals show a $35,000,000 gain versus last year, pushing the year end surplus near $800,000,000.
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Copeland
Senate Finance Committee
Associated Press
Wallington
Collidgy
Treasury
Nurning Indien
Olor Copeland
New York
Chaiken Bovet
Ander
Coolidge
Conley to Police Custer Ceremonies
Reported notes describe Conley of Derr Ladee, former warden, being referenced in a ceremony sequence at Crow Agency. The piece alleges planning and discussion around police involvement, public display, and a memorial context tied to the National Guard or federal agency events.
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Prem
Conley
Derr
Dimalttoe
Crow Agency
Pioneer Banker of Missoula Succumbs
Obituary notes the death of a prominent Missoula banker after a four month illness. He served as a longtime leader in Western Montana finance, worked with the bank he helped organize, never married, and will be buried with a funeral service and interment at a local cemetery.
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Kanglalod Prana
Montini
Montana federation meet honors woman and project water aid
Vythie A of Montana leads at the federation meeting praising women's fervor and leadership. Sherman, federation president, notes progress and a water project in Oregon with state leaders and local officials, detailing plans and responsibilities amid a busy convention with delegates.
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Montana
Federation Meet
Vythie
Drern
Aivisiin
Burgess
Sherman
Federadan
Soerny Hessane
MP Immaer
Mawar
Oregon Project
House Adopts Debt Agreement for Frange's Long Term Plan
The bill approves a debt arrangement for Frange with a total payment of 6 847 674 000 spread over 62 years. It moves to the Senate for consideration as part of the fiscal agenda.
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Senate
French war debt settlement passes in House vote
The U S House approved a bill endorsing the French war debt agreement by 246 to 112, sending it to the Senate where stronger opposition is expected. Key figures cited include Teewart Nobutaka and Rep. Rothhond, with debate on its impact on Allied finance and American interests.
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Washington
Campaign in Iowa to be investigated
The article outlines a political inquiry in Iowa involving executive and legislative branches. It mentions Senator Cur and Senator Pooks, with references to campaigns, candidates, and party dynamics amid ongoing scrutiny and potential testing of primary procedures.
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Iowa
Jung
Tte
ROVER
Pooks Hart Gad
Ollie
Chie
Tayldry
Oof
Sennen
Peery
Mandel Boosh
Poison Case Goes to US Grand Jury
A garbled court brief mentions a poison case moving to the US grand jury. The text lists disjointed names and terms, including references to September and various nonsensical phrases, with unclear jurisdictions or participants.
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