Alumni Banquet Reflects Growth At School Of Mines
The sixteenth annual School of Mines alumni banquet honored the 1920 graduates and faculty at the Thornton Hotel. Speakers praised past work and outlined plans for expansion, new faculty, extension efforts, and a hoped 250 undergraduates plus graduate researchers as the institution grows.
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C. H. Clapp
A. E. Adams
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Scott
C. W. Vowpell
Edward Renourad
Frank Cliff
Emmett Hale
Ernest Mueller
Commencement at the Deer Lodge School
The Deer Lodge public schools closed with a Friday program at the Presbyterian church. Performances included the Morning Invitation and Starlight chorus, a keynote by W E Maddock, and diplomas presented by O D Speer. A class roll, diction, and the eighth grade class song closed the event.
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Lillian Jackson
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Josephine Malone
Henry Martin
George McDaniells
Dorothy Moe
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Arthur Pauley
Thelma Rippingale
Harold Rule
Edith Sears
Edith Stagg
Alicia St. Mars
Cora Swanson
Carl Ulver
Henriette Ulver
Max Ulver
Henry Walters
Gladys Wende
Jenny Whitney
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Vivet
Airplane Visit Set for Deer Lodge Sunday Events
Deer Lodge plans a Sunday with varied attractions. John Berkin from Butte notified that an aeroplane will visit the city around 9 a.m. if weather allows. At 1 p.m. Electrics of the Twilight league meet Gold Creek, and at 2:30 p.m. Missoula city team faces a Twilight league picked squad, all at the fair grounds.
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Fair Grounds
Philadelphia Men Work For Milwaukee Railway In Deer Lodge
Norman Fr. Sewell James Grimsby Patrick Daugherty B B Reise H Block and J A Anderson of Philadelphia arrive in Deer Lodge to do work for the Milwaukee railway at Baldwin Locomotive Works.
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Junior Prom Dance Spreads Rose and Blue Decor
The junior prom held Friday night at the Woman's clubhouse featured elaborate decorations in old rose and silver for seniors and blue and white for juniors. Streamers accented the rooms and punch was served by Dorothy Moe, Lucy Burks, and Thelma Rippingale.
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Nile Yields Richer Fish Varieties Than Any River
The Nile hosts more fish varieties than any other river globally, highlighting its exceptional biodiversity and ecological significance for local ecosystems and fisheries. This natural abundance underlines the river's importance to regional communities relying on aquatic resources.
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Republican Convention Stimmung In Chicago Press
Reporters assess the 1920 Republican National Convention in Chicago as delegates gather for preconvention activity. Managers of Wood, Lowden, and Johnson claim rising strength while aiming for a harmonious platform amid whispers of a potential dark horse. Johnson vows to stay in Chicago and predicts a finish by Saturday night with a showdown over the League of Nations.
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Girl 1 Victim of Morphine Ring
Acting on a mother's plea for her missing daughter, police arrested the girl in a rooming house near Butte’s Chinatown after she registered as Chong Wing's wife. Chong Wing Long alias Lee Lynn alias Wing Lee and Louie Quon were jailed on vagrancy charges and may face federal drug law violations. The teen, under 18, had fallen into morphine and cocaine addiction, frequented Chinese restaurants, and used a false identity to obtain drugs before slipping away. Her mother, unaware of the life she led, spared her daughter’s true name.
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Wing Lee
Louie Quon
Margaret McMullen
Senate Protest Heightens GOP Debate Over Delegates
The Mississippi style battle shows Republican factions defending a party committee amid protests from outsiders. National committeemen Stanley Hynicka Work back the panel, noting unanimity in most rulings. The Georgia district seated Robert C. Williams after a contest in which 23 votes were claimed from two San Antonio conventions.
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Senator Myers and Family Sail to Europe
Special Dispatch from Washington states Senator Henry L. Myers, wife and daughter sailed for Antwerp after leaving Washington. They plan a month or two sightseeing in France and Belgium, with a stop at the former war field, then aim to rest for a month or more, returning to the United States in September. Myers plans to take an active part in the fall campaign.
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Gillett to Name Coolidge at Republican Convention
Speaker Frederick H. Gillett of the House will place the name of Gov. Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts before the Republican national convention. The announcement comes from Chicago on June 5.
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Lowden Plan Calls for One Term and Cabinet Resignations
Gov Lowden will offer a party platform plank to the resolutions committee advocating a constitutional amendment limiting presidents to a four year term and barring cabinet officers from seeking the presidency while in office. The governor argues one term allows focus beyond re election. General Wood says he is thoroughly satisfied with the situation and will retire Monday night.
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