Walsh's Key Role in 1916 Democratic Platform Shaped Wilson Campaign
The Montana senator drafted much of the 1916 Democratic platform at St. Louis, guiding its adoption after a fierce fight. He represented the president in the process and earned lasting respect for loyalty, courage, and leadership in the senate. Montanans praise his long service and the Democratic National Committee's recognition.
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Timmy and Mrs Timmy Return to Green Forest
Timmy the Flying Squirrel and Mrs Timmy decide to abandon their current home to escape Spooky the Screech Owl who stalks their residence. They choose to return to their old Home in the Green Forest before nightfall to avoid capture along with their potential offspring. Copyright 1924 My T. Burgess.
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O Neill Remembered By Mining Community In Grief
John P O Neill longtime Anaconda mine superintendent known for loyalty and care died at 64 after retirement planned for leisure He began as a mucker in 1880 under Marcus Daly and earned the trust of the Daly and Anaconda administrations His death drew widespread official sorrow and community sympathy in Butte
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Walsh Named as Permanent Chairman by Democratic Leaders
Montana Democrats and the public praise plans to nominate Senator T. J. Walsh for permanent chairman of the Democratic convention. Walsh is hailed as an aggressive, fearless, loyal legislator seen as a top thinker and party logician.
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Bloom seeks mandatory flag salute law for parades
Representative Bloom proposes a misdemeanor for failing to salute or remove hats as the flag passes in public parades in Washington. The bill would impose a $100 fine or 30 days in jail, aiming to curb patriotic indifference as Flag Day nears.
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Weeks Links Defense and Health in War Readiness
Secretary Weeks, addressing the Army Coast Artillery school anniversary, argues defending the nation from attack requires defensive measures as essential as fighting disease. He warns pacifist-driven attempts must not compromise national security by prioritizing wishes over facts.
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Leopold Loeb firm dissolved by mutual consent
The Chicago firm of Leopold and Loeb, known for kidnapping and murder, ends its partnership as both partners retire from business. Commentary notes public figures and events of the era, including Roosevelts hypothetical actions if president in 1924 and California's indifferent stance on Japs, with broader reflections on La Follette.
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Horoscope for June 5 1924 predicts strong luck for lovers and travel
Astrologers say Venus Neptune Mercury and Uranus align for a fortunate day with happy marriages and long life. Travel and conventions may mark the summer, while new fashions, reforms, and discoveries excite public interest and political awareness among men.
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Victoria Railways Motor Trucks Operated by R A M Co
The Railway Auxiliary Motor Co Ltd has organized to operate a fleet of large motor trucks in the interior country to support railway services. The move signals expansion of transport and logistical aid for inland routes and regional deployment.
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Tools That Shine By Florence Davies
Florence Davies praises Henry Ford for equipping workers with the best tools and clean surroundings. She argues good tools boost efficiency and pride, urges women to invest in electric irons and vacuum cleaners, and suggests households should share in modern tool use.
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Germs Flourish in German Paper Money Postwar
Berlin investigators report disease germs are more prevalent on post war German bank notes than on prewar money due to higher handling. Coined money is nearly innocuous because metal self disinfects and its smooth surface limits germ growth.
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Warning on mailing matches prompts nationwide postal rule
Postmasters nationwide warn that matches and other inflammable materials cannot be shipped in the mails. The move follows fires in the Bremen post office and a postal car at Leipzig caused by matches mailed in the United States.
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Doctor Dolittle and Jip Defy the Sea Dragon Escape
Doctor Dolittle and Jip swim toward the island and are saved by a mysterious sea creature. The pair ride a giant underwater beast that lifts them toward Kakabogchi's island as they fear drowning in a dangerous current.
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Italy Expands Peanut Cultivation by 102000 Acres
Peanut growing area in Italy reaches 2,731,000 acres, up 102,000 acres from last year, reflecting increased production potential and regional farming shifts.
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