Wool market activity slow with price declines noted
Reports from June indicate slow tool markets across Utah Montana and Wyoming with buyers inactive and growers hesitant to accept current offers. Wool trades show finer grades holding better than coarser lines as shearing progresses in California Oregon and British Columbia regions mentioned.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Vericulture
Utah
North Coast
California
Eps Mendocino
Montana
St Fe
Wyoming
Toronto
Canada
Brannon Heads Montana University Ceremony and Remarks
Chancellor Brannon urged state leaders to advance education with intelligent policy, discipline, and public funding. The School of Mines event included an invocation, a commencement address, and conferral of degrees to graduates such as Thomas D. Baker and Arnold E. Bore, followed by benediction.
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Brannon
Craven
Glee Club
E.J. Groeneveld
Montana Boy Drowns Saving Friend in Lake Michigan
The body of Jesse Painter of Whitehall Montana washed ashore Evanston after helping friend Muss clung to an overturned canoe during a rough Lake Michigan trip. Painter a Northwestern student and private secretary to a dean, died aged 20 while saving Russ who was saved by a coast guard. He will be buried in Whitehall beside his parents and siblings.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jesse Painter
Whitehall
Mont
Lake Michigan
Evanston
Painter
Jan Russ
Muss
Russ
Coast Guard
Northwestern University
W. R. Painter
Henry Painter
University of Tiinois
Heat Wave Strikes Yukon Territory
The Yukon Territory endures a blistering heat wave with temperatures reaching 91 degrees in the shade. Weather records note this as the warmest in years aside from a prior exception last July, set since the Dominion weather bureau began 23 years ago. Meanwhile, Japan’s machine tool market shows two thirds of its $15 million annual sales import from the United States.
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Dawson
Territory
Yukon Territory
Dominion
Weather Bureau
Japan
United States
Governors Meet Postponement Likely For Conference
Washington June reports say President Harding may delay a conference of state governors over the prohibition question until next fall. The meeting is described as up in the air due to state legislature sessions and Harding's Alaska trip, with no immediate plans in sight.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Harding
Alaska
Pr Dent
Todo
Niko
Congress
Women to take prominent role in Republican councils
Washington June 8 A conference between President Harding and John T Adams chairman of the Republican National Committee resulted in a decision to grant women a more prominent part in party councils The initial move may be to appoint a woman from each state to serve on an associate advisory committee with broader participation likely at the national committee meeting next year The discussion covered about 40 other items and lasted over an hour
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Associated Press
Washington
Republican Party
Harding
John T. Adams
Republican National Committee
Adams
Adv! Committee
Butte Candidates Win Four Places At State Meeting
The Montana Christian Missionary society state convention in Lewistown ends with an address by George Bradford of St Louis and announces next year’s officers including C. M. Ridenour Havre as president A L Chapman Bozeman vice president Edward Scharnikow Deer Lodge secretary R M Hawkins Butte treasurer Walter M Jordan Butte corresponding secretary Names added to the state board include L Hulser Helena BH Lingenfelter Butte Mrs Sallie Davidson Helena Mrs Grace G Bailes Butte L B Obert Hamilton Dr C G Albright Great Falls HM McCluer Lewistown W W Beman Billings The group protests the Dempsey Gibbons fight at Shelby urging legislation to prevent a repeat.
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Associated Press
Lewistown
Mont
Montana Christian Missionary Society
George '. Bradford
St Louie
C. M. Ridenour
Havre
A. L Chapman
Bozeman
Edward Scharnikow
Deer Lodge
R. M. Hawkins
Butte
Walter ‘M. Jordan
State Board
L. Hulser
Helena
BH. Lingenfelter
Sallie Davidson
Grace G. Bailes
L. B. Obert
Hamilton
C. ¢. Albright
Great Falla
McCluer
W. W. Beman
Billings
Shelby
Postpone Funeral of Father Tracy in Helena
Helena June 1 The funeral of Rev. Father John F. Tracy pastor of the Cathedral of St Helena is postponed from tomorrow to next Tuesday morning at 10 o clock to allow relatives from the East to arrive. Bishop John P Carrell announced on his return from the Fast. Father Tracy’s funeral postponement follows news of relatives leaving for Helena and uncertainty about travel details.
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John
Tracy
Cathedral of
St. Helena
John P. Carrell
Father Teney
Priest 'Pass
Victor A. Lecia
Ronan
Father Leclaire
Yester
Man Kills Girl Then Dies by Suicide in City Alley
In the downtown business district, Les Johnson, 53, shot and killed a girl identified as Tlalestein and then killed himself. Police say jealousy after alleged harassment prompted the crime. Both victims lived in the city.
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Les Johnson
Tlalestein
Girl Suspect Held for Murder in Tesmer Shooting
Chicago police chase blue eyed smiling suspects after insurance adjuster Richard Tesmer was shot during a holdup. Mrs Tesmer says the killer smiled as she fled with a male accomplice. Ethel Brown, released from county jail, is held as officers search for narcotic links among suspects.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Richard
Tesmer
Bill
Ethel Brown
Prospect
Grew Asked to Help End Near East Peace Conference Rift
LAUSANNE June. Joseph C. Grew chief American observer at the Near East peace conference is asked to use good offices to prevent a rupture. Turks and allies struggle to settle the Ottoman debt problem, while open door and recognition of concessions guide US interest. Turks may offer a substitute for the Anatolian railroad grant as concessions issues move toward settlement.
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Associated Prose
Lausanne
Joseph_C. Grew
Grew
United States
Treatie
Angora
Montana men advance at Travelers convention
F J Walters of Salt Lake City was elevated to grand councillor of the regional division of the United Commercial Travelers association at the annual convention in Provo Utah next meeting will be in Billings Montana. R B Vickers of Butte became past grand councillor R H Wise of Billings grand conductor and Willa Land of Pocatello Idaho grand treasurer Delegates from Utah Idaho and Montana attended the convention.
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Associated Press
Provo
Utah
F. J. Walters
Salt Lake City
United Commercial Travelers' Association
Billings
Mont
R. B. Vickers
Butte
R. H. Wise
Willa Land Pocatello
Idaho
Montana
Prohibition Costs Cited In New York Letter
New York June 8 enforcement of prohibition in the state would cost about 100000 dollars annually per federal officers, Ca field told Mayor Hylan in a letter praising local police support. He noted 25000 peace officers in New York and warned a nationwide force would cost 10 million dollars, with total yearly costs around a billion if repeated in all states.
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Associated Prose
New York
New York State
Prohibition
Cafield
Hylan
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