Quistrict Court Halts Hearing On Larkin CadE
The Quistrict Court halts the hearing involving Officer Larkin after Lee's affidavit to withdraw charges. The City Attorney urged continued action despite the complaining witness's attitude, while Geagan for Lee protested the proceedings as coercive. The police commission awaits district court guidance on its duties.
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Senting
Lee
Elderkin
Clinton
Geagan
Jackman
Police Commission
Prohibition
Larkin
President vetoes budget bill for department funding
President Wilson vetoed a bill to create a unified budget system for department appropriations. He warned Congress could remove the comptroller general, a power he argued should stay with the executive branch. Republicans moved to override. vote 178 to 103, short of two thirds, with 35 Democrats joining the GOP.
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Washington
Wilson
Unce
Congress
Executive Department
House
Morning Coffee Flavor Promise From Schilling’s
The ad extols a good cup of coffee as starting the day right. It highlights two or three coffees including Schilling’s, noted for vacuum sealed tins to preserve flavor. The Schilling’s Company of San Francisco offers a money back guarantee if you don’t like the product.
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Schilling
Schilling’s
Mail Stage Route Update From Drummond to Helmville
The United States mail stage will depart Drummond for Helmville and Ovando as soon as 41 and No. 4 arrive. Service operates daily except Sunday, reflecting a limited schedule for regional postal delivery.
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United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
Bonus Bill 15 Dead Land Reclamation Measure Expiring
Senators and representatives from both parties say any December revival of the cash bonus bill will be decisively defeated. In Congress today two speeches opposed the land reclamation aspect by Senator Gay of Louisiana and Representative Burroughs of New Hampshire. Gay assailed the land settlement lobby and warned distrust of the feature, noting lobbyists praising desolate wastelands and asserting funds would flow to the West from soldier settlement programs.
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Congress
Senator Gay
Louisiana
Representative Burroughs
New Hampshire
Gay
Spry
Utah
D. W. Ross
Reclamation Service
Idaho
Washington
Tam Io
Seven Receive Mine Engineer Degrees
A discussion on the responsibility of educated engineers emphasizes their duty to improve the common lot of humanity. It warns that graduates must act beyond technical skill and uphold democratic ideals, or risk weakening faith in higher learning.
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Clapp
Wood’s Woodward Tactics Ahead of 1917 and 1919 Meetings
The article traces how three linked layers from national chairman to state county chairs shaped delegate selection for the upcoming convention. It alleges that national committeemen display regularity to place delegates on the temporary roll, while credentials determine seating. It cites one third of current national committee members losing constituent confidence and threatening to quit as the convention nears.
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Louis
Washington
Wood
National Committee
Hays
Census figures due for New York Boston release tonight
Washington June 4 The 1920 census population of New York, the nation’s metropolis, will be announced tomorrow night by the census bureau. The Boston figure, ranking fifth in 1910, will also be released at the same time.
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Washington
New York
United States
Census Bureau
Boston
Rheumatism Outlined as Blood Germs Battle
An old advertisement claims rheumatism stems from tiny disease germs in the blood. It argues common liniments offer no real cure and promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier that cleanses germs from circulation. It invites readers to request literature and advice from Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Federal Reserve meeting highlights economic unity and leadership
Wolfe and Stewart welcome delegates as J. C. Harrington delivers the address. Officers elected include C. W. Hudson as president and R. D. Larabie as vice president. The group adopts a constitution and by laws and plans a 1921 Butte convention. The session notes a $2,000,000 cash representation and $60,000,000 in resources among attendees from banks in Dillon Butte Helena Deer Lodge Virginia City Anaconda Whitehall. John H. McIntosh warns against IWW and socialism.
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Wolfe
Methodist Episcopal Church
T. P. Stewart
C. W. Hudson
Dillon
J. C. Harrington
R. D. Larabie
Silver Bow
D. J. Charles
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Butte
Madison
G. G. Wheat
Elling State Bank
Virginia City
Beaverhead
J. H. Gilbert
First National Bank
Jefferson
W. G. Meyers
Whitehall
Deer Lodge
M. A. Fulmer
Anaconda National Bank
Anaconda
Powell
J. W. Bridge
Blair & Co
State Bank
Helmville
William Do. Rae
Lyman Bennett
J. K. Hesler
Harry Yeager
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Marshall Field
Security Bank
Beaverhead State Bank
C. A. Carlson
Helena
F. B. Linfield
Montana
Twin Bridges
Larabie Bros
A. B. Casteel
Montana Banker
Great Falls
A. J. Welcomb
Curtis L. Mosher
R. A. Blanchard
Livestock State Bank
Portland
Ore
W. C. Rae
Daly Bank and Trust Company
W. J. Forsythe
J. H. MclIntosh
America
United States
Russia
Republicans Off for National Convention
Delegates from Butte prepare to attend the national convention. Brimacomb vows to support Johnson if nomination becomes possible, while George Baker backs Johnson and shows loyalty to the Republican cause. Labor leader and food inspector from Butte also join, aiming to influence proceedings and rally support for the convention's outcome.
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Brimacomb
Johnson
George Baker
Butte
Louisiana
Republican Party
Hiram Johnson
William Rosza
Republican National Council
Council
Ownership of the $1.965 REO gear prize drive begins soon
One week remains for entrants to work toward winning a large five passenger six cylinder touring car. New entrants with no prior campaign work have equal odds. As entrants submit business to qualify, they also build votes toward 26 additional Hisvedt prizes.
Free to You READ THE OFFER special prize drive
The Reo automobile will be given as a prize to the Standard Help Yourself club member who turns in the largest amount of subscription payments between May 24 and June 12 at 10 p.m. Every member turning in $25+ will receive 100,000 extra votes, and each dollar over $25 adds 4,000 votes. A member can win two automobiles, and entry is encouraged today with eight days left.
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Reo Automobile
Standard
Help Yourself Club
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Missoula
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Misa
Sneilane
City
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