American Legion Talk On Disabled Veterans In Butte
Commander Owsley addressed a full auditorium on the plight of disabled veterans. He cited 490,000 ex soldiers with war disabilities and urged broader hospital care, education, thrift, and daily work for peace. He stressed Americans must support hospitalization efforts and youth training for a stronger future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Americas Legion
Owsley
Butte Hade
Legion Fooms
Ownsley
Legion
America
San
Con Mander
Genin
Termanes
American Legion
Oen
Lieut Barrett
Fort Dousian
Utah
Tim
Butte
Sult Lake
Ireach Miter
T. ©. Witherspoon
Sliver Bow Post
Lou Molumby
Molumby
Montana
P. J. Tevlin
Women's Auxiliary of the Legion
Patriotism and business leaders honor returning soldiers
Commander Owsley urged Montana businessmen to back the American Legion with confidence and heart as ex service members return home to civilian life. He highlighted wartime unity, the Legion’s employment efforts, and a pledge to support workers through posts and bureaus. A Rotary welcome followed with musical selections and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owsley
Montana
America
Germany
Austria
Hindenbures
France
Belgium
Rhur” Tater
England
Legion
American Legion
Marshal Foch
Americ
Leas
Joseph R. Jackson
Butte
Never Sweat
Dan Malloy
Charles ‘Towne
Abe Lewis
Reuben Hobbs
Matson
ATS
Removal Report At Next Meeting
The city council will likely dispose of the removal of the city headquarters to the courthouse at the next meeting. Alderman Blank reports the committee on removal visited the county commissioners who welcomed them and favorably acted on reducing rent. The group now reviews quarters adequacy, removal and alarm-transfer costs, and safeguarding city funds, with a full report planned for next session. The council also considers concentrating five departments, discussed with the fire chief, the fire and water committee, and the board of fire underwriters for possible savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blank
Fire and Water Committee
Board of Fire Underwriters
Harding Anxious to Visit Montana Statuette Key Moment at White House
The report centers on Charles M. Russell's bronze statuette titled The Faller, gifted to President Harding during a Bagdad party visit. George N. Short introduced to the president by Judge E. S. Boot as other attendees included Mrs Short and multiple Montanan guests. The sculpture, 16 inches tall on black walnut, features a rider escaping a fall. The White House trip included a tour led by a special guide, and the piano signed by Harding was later planned for display in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Aing
Charles M. Russell
Montana
George N. Short
E. S. Boot
United States
Butte Moon
Bagdad
Mary KR. Short
Charles E. Beebe
R.R. Rathbone
Dillon
J. A. Phillips
W. E. Pierce
George R. Good
A. J. Gies
H.W. Burton
A. J. Wilscomb
Twin Bridges
Ed J Han
Ben Tretheway
Frank Bigelow
Anaconda Company
Russell
Mi. Harding
Rocky Mountain Canary
Washington
Masonic Temple
Butte
White House
Yorkshire woman wins fortune on Derby sweepstakes
London reports Mrs Nellie Ford of Yorkshire wins a top prize of £82,000 from Otley club’s Derby sweepstakes with over 200000 participants. She refused a lower offer, claiming a dream foretold fortune. Second and third prizes totaled £16,000 and £8,000. several others gain relief from poverty via similar public drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Penury
Easy Street
Cork
Allies United On German Payments
France Belgium and Great Britain unite on German reparations after talks between Poincare and Jaspar. A possible British proposal remains open as a new plan is expected to be presented soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruesels
France
Belgium
Great Britain
Poincare
Theo Ais
Jaspar
Kway
Stamey Bulawin
Germany
Council Rejects Request For Aid On Highway Plan
The council, with Aldermen Wilkinson and O Leary leading, rejected funding for a highway project linked to Harrison Avenue. The debate cited budget limits, prior commitments, and a state highway agreement. officials argued funds should not be diverted from parks and general revenue. Readings noted homeowner opposition and a plan to construct a Montana roadway aiding park access and city outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
O'Leary
James H. Rowe
W. J Walsh
Montana
Harrison Avenue
Fiatiron
Star Chamber
Walsh
Highway Commission
Holmes Avenue
Blank
Sylvest
Hesler
Butte
Rocker
Whitehall
Shrine meeting and park funding push in Butte
A Butte group urges immediate action to appropriate $10,000 from the park fund to finance a road project in cooperation with the federal government. The appeal cites community support, legal opinions, and bonds to guarantee city and mayoral accountability, stressing urgency to meet engineering and approval deadlines. The letter is signed by Paul Gow, Charles O. Vowell, and Ames H. Rowe on behalf of local civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiehway Committee
Follo
Bennett’ Hell
James G. Cocking
Butte
Harrison Avenue
United States
Corps of Engineers
Montana
Montana Street
Elks
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
City of
Helena
Portland
San Francisco
Bureau of Roads
Washington, D. C
Paul Gow
Charles 0. Vowell
Ames H. Rowe
Chini cabinet ends brief rule in Peking
June 6 authorities report Premier Chang Sha resigned after refusing to back presidential recommendations on local offices and cabinet actions amid ongoing national financial strains. President Li reportedly did not accept changes in several appointments, prompting the abrupt departure of the Chini cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Chini Instat
Premice
Chang ‘Sha
Presi Gene EE Yuan-Hung
Thoes
Americans Still Held by Chinese Delays Indication of Release
June 6 report from the state department cites a cablegram from the American minister saying there is no definite indication of how long Americans and PEM may be held by Chinese authorities. The note notes no clear timeline for release or details on captives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jacob Nimerican
PEM
Peta
Bunaita
Shelby Ordered to Clean Up Town
Missoula Montana June 6 Joseph Pope Anti saloon league superintendent comments on Attorney General Rankin stance to halt the Dempsey Gibbons fight unless Shelby cleans up Its image He cites reliable sources alleging wide open conditions and crimped crimes in Shelby vowing state force if needed to prevent the July 4 bout and to protect Minnesotan reputation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
Joseph Pope
Antisaloon League of
Montana
Wyoming
Barkin
Shelby
Rankin
Montana Anti-ealoon League
Ood
Pope
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Wales
Father Lenfers
William Lenfers
V. D
Expres
Fath Lenfers
South Shantung
Techny
Harding
Shriners
Yorkshire MI
Montana Way
Kansas City
Missouri
Lejeune
Marine Corps
Quantico
Southern Rowing Association
Oxkman
Garden of Allah
Riverside
Mount Vernon
Chini
Toole County
Trin
Lusk
Tam
Mike Colline
Tres
Anunees
FE. L. Horrif
Harbour Block
Orton Bros
North Main Butte
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!