Pageant planned for Butte features national heroes and community effort
The article outlines a large Fourth of July pageant in Butte organized as a community enterprise led by Mr. Evans. It will dramatize epic moments in American history with figures like Washington Grant Roosevelt Pershing Jefferson Franklin and Jackson. A chorus of 1000 will sing as pyrotechnics illuminate scenes.
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Pete
Evans
America
Washington
Delaware
Grant
General Lee
Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Pershing
J Ross
Daniel Boone
Davy Kett
Alamo
Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
Andy Jackson
Coon
Butte
Diplomatic Efforts Urged Amid Global Tension
General warfare threats to China prompt calls for concerted action by governments to protect citizens. The administration relies on diplomacy as the main path to solve the crisis, with the diplomatic corps exerting pressure for a peaceful solution.
Three Indicted for Kidnap Plot Involving Mary Pickford
Los Angeles June 5 three men Charles F Stevens Adrian J Wood and Claude F Holcomb were indicted by the county grand jury on conspiracy charges in a plot to kidnap actress Mary Pickford for 200000 ransom. Douglas Mairbanks husband of Pickford testified before the grand jury. The men were jailed in 50000 bail each.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Srand
Mary Pickford
Charles F. Stevens
Adrian J. Wood
Claude FB. Holcomb
Douglas Mairbanks
Fourth of July plans backed by Evans and Foy cooperation
William Foy and Evans, joined by J. Bruce Kremer and Rowe, announce strong support for the July Fourth celebration. Evans laments missing original letters from President Wilson and General Pershing, noting copies remain in his custody while originals are in Los Angeles.
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William Foy
Foy
Evans
France
Messrs
Wilson
General Pershing
Los Angeles
Senator Brookhart Seen as Good Yet Bad Republican
Macon Telegraph reports mixed views on Senator Brookhart as a Republican, praised when aligned with regulars and criticized as horrid when out of step.
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Brookhart
Macon Telegraph
Butte Churches Share Morning and Evening Services
Church listings detail Methodist, Wesley Chapel, Trinity and Unity parishes with service times, Sunday schools, and youth activities. Notes include special guests for graduates, changes to Sunday school hours, and midweek meetings across Meaderville, Grace, Trinity, and nearby streets.
Congregational Services Announced at Floral Park and More
Lester H. Bent ministers two Congregational churches on Harrison avenue Ma jors street and Gladstone avenue Edwards street The morning worship Sunday school at 10 30 oclock C E at 6 oclock Noon sermon at Floral Park service preached by Bent The pastor preaches at the evening service Floral Park morning worship at 10 30 and noon sermon at the other church.
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Lowell Avenue
South George Street
John ©. Martin
Unity
Atlantic Street
Meaderville
Charles Rhodes
Peoples
Harrison Avenue
Majors Street
Lester H. Bent
Floral Park
Gladstone Avenue
Edwards Street
C. E
Why Missions Sermon at Shortridge Memorial Church
The Christian church at Shortridge Memorial corner of Washington and Mercury streets holds a morning sermon titled Why Missions by pastor Hugh D. Darsie. A children’s story will be told. Evening subject is The Un-Christian Stewardship of the Occident: the Problem of Race Prejudice with services and activities scheduled throughout the day.
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The
Christian Church
Shortridge Memorial
Washington and
Mercury Streets
Hugh D. Darsie
Episcopal St John’s Idaho Service Schedule
The Rev Charles F Chapman rector announces early communion at 8 am and a 11 am holy communion with sermon. Sunday school gathers at 9 30 am during June and July. in September the school returns to regular hours with evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 pm.
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Episcopal
St. John's
Idaho
Etreee
Broadway
Charles F. Chapman
Presbyterian at Jewish temple service in Washington
The Presbyterian church holds a morning worship at 11 o’clock at the Jewish temple located on Washington and Galena Streets led by Pastor E J Groeneveld with Sunday school at 13 36.
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Presbyterian
Jewish Temple
Washington
Galena Streets
E. J. Groeneveld
Religious Youth Endeavor Schedule and Worship Note
The notice lists a Sunday program with Junior Intermediate and Senior Endeavor topics at 6 7 7 pm followed by evening worship at 8 Central and morning worship at 11 led by Rev Francis K E Ball with 12 15 Sunday school and no evening service. It also mentions Welsh Dakota and Aluminum streets with JL B Williams pastor and Welsh service at 11 Sunday school at 12 15 and 7 30 evening worship with Welsh prayer meeting.
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Grace
Arizona
Second Streets
Charles Francis Wolfe
Epworth League
Jesus
Francis KE. Ball
Welsh
Dakota
Aluminum
B. Williams
Christian Science Services and Reading Room Hours
First Church of Christ Scientist at 229 North Montana offers services at 11 AM and 8 PM on Sundays with a 9 30 AM Sunday school. Wednesday evening testimonials at 8. Reading room hours daily 12 to 5 30, evenings 7 to 9 except Wednesday and holidays.
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Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Montana Street
Swedish Mission services announced with guest preacher
Swedish Mission at Dakota and Porphyry streets invites all to Sunday school at 10, services at 11 and 8 in the evening with Rev. G. A. Pihlblad of Spokane preaching at both services. Thursday evening prayer meeting scheduled.
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Porphyry
G. A. Pihlblad
Spokane
Montana and Broad Way Church Weekly Schedule
The Z Colon O Farrell pastor leads morning worship at 11 15 with sermon Faith and How Obtained. Junior worship and B Y P A at 11 15. Evening service 7 30 with program by Prof and Mrs J H Shearer. Board meeting Monday 8, business meeting Wednesday 7, choir Thursday 8. City missions Friday at 1104 West Granite Street.
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Montana Street
Broadway
Z. Colon O'Farrell
Bible School
J. H. Shearer
KE. Stahlberg
West Granite Street
Natural Psychic class at Good Templar hall meeting
Mrs. Brackett and Mrs. Hutson demonstrated mediums at the regular meeting of the Natural Psychic class held at Good Templar hall 215 North Main Street.
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Good Templar Hall
North Main Street
Unclear U S Plan Sparks Doubts Over Improvements
Detroit Free Press quotes Vice President Dawes casting doubt on U S plans for improvements and warns it would set a problematic precedent.
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United States
Vicet Dawes
Detroit Free Press
Des Kicking for More Kick
A revolt in Germany targets the selling of three per cent beer amid broader calls for change. The movement, framed not as a pure prohibition argument, seeks different pricing or stronger controls. Louisville Courier Journal reports it as a notable social development.
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Germany
Louisville Courier-Journal
Bombay merchant proposes ship goods to America for sale
Goat hair and rags are among the articles a Bombay merchant proposes to ship to America for sale. The buyer list and full scope of goods are not provided in the excerpt.
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Bombay
America
Japan Denies War With Russia Near China Tensions
A foreign office spokesman said no financial aid is being given to Chang and that war between Russia and Japan is not contemplated. Officials won’t comment on Soviet involvement in Chinese disturbances but Moscow is seen as behind the troubles. The government will monitor the situation and denies an ultimatum to Peking.
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Japan
Foreign Office
Chang
Russia
Moscow
Chang -Tso-Lin
Feng Yu-Hsing
Peking
Shanghai
China
Steamer Bear Nearing End of Long Coast Guard Career
Seattle reports the United States Coast Guard cutter Bear faces its next-to-last voyage after a 42 year career. The aging vessel nears retirement with a planned replacement a diesel electric ship costing 950000, featuring guns and an airplane. Bear has historic Arctic service delivering mail supplies and medicine to remote posts including Point Barrow.
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Heaven of Refuge
Court of Mercy and Justice
Arctic
United States Coast Guard
Cutte Bear
Polar
Uncle Sam
Father Time
Finis
Point Barrow
Allies Demand Evacuation Agreement Over Cologne Zone
The note outlines Allied demands to speed evacuation and address Germany’s complaints about Cologne zone non evacuation on Oct 1. It asserts adherence to treaty article 429 and rejects claims of reprisal or disproportional severity. It urges Germany to settle outstanding issues with goodwill to ease occupation and enable liberation of parts of the territory.
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Germany
Cologne
Bees Summon End Fight at Inn in Prussia
In Prohnad or f Dorf Prussia a village inn keeper released a bee hive to quell a brawl among patrons. The bees swarmed quickly, and within a minute all combatants fled, ending the melee and preventing further damage to tables and chairs.
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Berlin
Prohnadorf
Prussia
Maybe He Wasn't Re elected. Congressman Borderline Refuses Salary
Pittsburg Gazette notes a congressman announces intentions to refuse a salary raise while preferring to stand apart from colleagues. The item hints at personal stance and public perception during the period.
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Pittsburg
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