Standard Flashes First Radio News To Three States
The Anaconda Standard broadcasts from Butte at 8 30 PM announcing live news farm and weather, music and celebrity greetings. News bulletins read by Joseph Markham prompt notices from Wyoming Idaho and Montana listeners praising the new program. A Butte birth and Hobson marriage are among early items amid a stream of congratulatory calls.
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Mountain States
Butte
Gray
East Second Street
Frank Gray
Tha
Montana
FSL
Anaconda Standard
Richard R. Kilroy
The
Clark
Wyo
Joe Markham
Kilroy
Seattle
Denver
California
Joseph Markham
Wyoming
Idaho
Markham
Francis A. Rowe
John R. Cowan
Hobson
Mont
Eva Beckman
Moccasin
Grace Methodist
Charles Rhodes
J. Bruce Kremer
Paxson & Rockefeller
West Park Street
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Dillon
Helena
Missoula
Bozeman
Livingston
Roundup
Billings
Towne's Talk To Rotarians Makes Big Hit
Publicity chief for two large concerns spoke on American industry and public relations at a Rotary club meeting. The talk highlighted industry impact, corporate communications, and national economic themes, drawing interest from local business leaders and attendees.
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Towne
Towne Calls Industry Public Relations Vital to Public Trust
Charles W. Towne head of information for the A C vs says American industry must secure and maintain goodwill through honest publicity. He told Rotary Industry and Public Affairs that the public should understand big corporations to bridge the gap created by demagoguery and sensational journalism. About 100 members listened intently as he noted the relevance to advertising by A C M and Montana Power.
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Charles W. Towne
Department of Information
Rotary
Montana Power Compal
Alf
Von Elm Shows Unbeatable Round in Northwest Golf
Special dispatch from the Standard in Victoria reports Von Elm defeating Russell Smith in a very close match as today’s play determines the northwest golf championship results.
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Salt Lake
Northwest
Russell Smith
Secial
The
Standard
Victoria
British Columbia
von Elm
Rail unions plan appeal to Harding over wage cuts
Cincinnati June 8 President Harding to be appealed to by leaders of 1 200 000 railway workers Some workers have already faced wage reductions from the railroad labor board set to take effect July 1 A letter will be drafted asking the president whether wages are sufficient to maintain an American standard of living and support a family The unions aim to counter the labor board figures with their own proposed wages and argue against further reductions
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Cincinnati
Harding
Railroad Tabor Board
BM. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Ps ‘and Labor Board
Bagdad Nobles to Leave Today by Special Train
Nobles of Bagdad temple of the Mystic Shrine and their band depart Kern Pacific depot at 8:30 am by special train for San Francisco to attend the imperial council. The train carries Al Bedoo temple representatives, with a Shrine band and patrol leading the procession from the Masonic temple. Stops include Missoula and Spokane. the trip features entertainment and a set schedule through to Portland.
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Imperial Council
Bagdad Temple
Mystic Shrine
Kern Pacific
San Francisco
Billings
al Bedoo Temple
E. McMillan
Northern Pacific
Shrine Band
Masonic Temple
British to end army movement in Ulster
In London on June 8 British forces completed operations aimed at clearing the Pettigoe Belleek triangle in Ulster. Unless attacked there will be no advance and no further fighting is expected.更多细节在第2版。
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Pettigoe-Belleek
Ulster
Belleek
Rivals Agree On Armistice Terms End Chinese War
Chinese military leader Wu Hsu Shih-chang and Manchurian war lord Chang Tso-Lin have agreed to an armistice. The ceasefire is to continue indefinitely while discussions seek a permanent peace and unification. Chang telegraphed Wu that the civil war goals have been achieved and requested the armistice. Chang to withdraw.
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Chang Tso-Lin
Pachingtu
Chang
China
Hsu ‘Shih-chang
Graduates of Central High Receive Diplomas
Central High graduates received their diplomas as T. J. Walker and Bishop Carroll spoke. The event included a promise that a new building will come, with the address given during the ceremony.
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T. J. Walker
Bishop Carroll
Butte Central High Graduates 72 With College Entrance Diploma
At Broadway theater 72 Butte Central students received diplomas signaling four years of study and eligibility for college admission without entrance exams. Bishop John P. Carroll lauded the students and instructors, a 13-piece program preceded the ceremony, and plans for a new Catholic high school building by September 1923 were discussed.
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Broadway
Butte Central High School
Thomas J Walker
Central High School
John P. Carroll
Helena
Butte
Central
Senator Underwood Sees Bill Causing Injury to Nation
A senator argues that if the measure passes it will injure the American people and urges disposal in a single session. The remark frames opposition to the bill as a risk to national welfare and stresses timely action.
Senate Debates Soldiers' Bonus Bill Amid Passage Doubts
Washington June. The soldiers' bonus bill is formally presented to the Senate after earlier efforts to report it were blocked by Senator Williams of Mississippi who was absent when McCumber sought to place it on the calendar. McCumber hopes to clear the measure soon and pass it as an American war effort unity bill, while Underwood weighs in.
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McCumber
Senate
Shington
Finance Committee
Williams
Mississippi
Underwood
Irish Factions To Settle Differences By Irish Election
James B. Murray head of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic returned to Butte with the first official statement on the group’s stance. He said the organization will let the Irish people settle the issue themselves and that there is only a trivial difference between Grimth and De Valera factions likely to be resolved at the upcoming election. Murray decried British interference and agency-instigated crime, noting the association’s inactivity since the London treaty before the elections this month.
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American Association For the Recognition
Association
Washington, D
Butte
Murray
Trish Peple
Grimth
Ireland
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