Secretary Das In Many Lodges
Secretary of Labor Davis reveals the Moose fraternal group’s finances and a claim of millionaire status. He notes a 1.9 million loan allegedly to support Moose activities, explains the $2 annual member dues fund child education and a school for 1,200 orphans in Heart, Ind. Davis details his labor figures and life in Sharon Pa, Ellwood Ind, and unions.
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Harry Ward
Ornational News Service
Stat
Fashington
Lax
Davis Today
Milionaire
Paddler
Tabure
Lous
United Tee
Airactor Eral
Loyal Order of Moose
Pittsburg
Davin
Moose
Perder
Davie
Freeheart
Ind
Labor
Sharon
Ellwood
Amalgamated
Iron and Ie Workers’ International Union
Eerie Free Suis
Charles J. Carroll
Free Rialto Kids Show Draws Thousands In Butte
Manager Billy Sullivan hosted a free screening of Peek's Bad Boy at the Rialto theater inviting the town’s children. A long line formed hours before, the lower floor filled, and a second showing was added to accommodate demand. About 8,600 kids attended, with many dogs outside awaiting masters. Parents praised the event and Sullivan pledged to repeat similar efforts for the children.
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Rialto Theater
Billy Sullivan
Peek
Jackie Coogan
Sullivan
Butte
Teir
Mr. Sullivan
Sun Not Center of the Universe in Shapley Findings
Cambridge Massachusetts reports astronomer Harlow Shapley says the universe is vastly larger than thought and Earth lies far from the center. Using triangulation from the sun to Earth, he places the solar system 60,000 light years from the center and asserts the Milky Way spans about 100,000 light years with light traversing 93 million miles in eight minutes.
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Cambridge
Mase
Harlow Shapley
Harvard
Mount Willard Observatory
Californ
Shapley
Mir
Miavouri State University
Princeton
Mount Wilson Observatory
Super-Milky Way
Earth
Pleiades
Tighe
Vocational school plan may occupy Curtin block
Helena reports negotiations for buying the Curtin block to house a federal veterans vocational school with capacity for at least 100 pupils. Washington officials reportedly handling the matter as part of a broader plan connected to a new federal hospital at Fort Harricon. The same dispatch notes land exchanges. Montana to receive 50,000 acres of agricultural land from the government this summer as compensation for state lands seized by squatters on unsurveyed tracts.
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Helena
Curtin
Federal Vocational School For Veterans
Washington
Federal Hospital
Fort Harricon
The
Associated Press
C. A. Whipple
Montana
After 16 Years a Woman Retires From Speaker's House
London report notes Mrs Speaker widow spouse resigns after 18 years of quiet service. She has managed the speaker’s gallery, arranged attendance, and supported duties of the House of Commons. Her role kept busy by social task of nearly 100 members. Her husband handles routine affairs such as morning fencing on Parliament terrace.
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Parle C. Reeves
International News Service
London
James _waliam Lowther
Kapa
British Empire
Speaker
Commons
Mrs Lowther’s Role in a Partisan House
In a reflection on the speaker’s wife duties, Mrs Lowther asserts she has never voted and eschews leadership in women’s groups. The piece notes the tradition of nonpartisanship for the speaker and praises the late Mrs Lowther’s delicate social diplomacy shaped by family ties to prime ministers Salisbury and Balfour.
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England
Lowther
Lord Salisbury
Arthur Balfour
John Crowley in Line for Fortune
John Crowley in line to inherit nine thousand five hundred dollars from his father's Spokane will if he dies or declines, with remaining share going to three sisters and Walter Crowley of Great Falls among beneficiaries. estate total valued at forty thousand dollars. Unclear, garbled text follows about medical and public health notes.
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John Falls
Mont
John Crowley
Spokane
Walter Crowley
Great Falls
Destruction in Ireland Reaches Irish Creameries and Shops
A dramatic report from the American committee on Irish relief details widespread destruction in Ireland. It cites 53 creameries wrecked and over 1,000 shops and 29 factories damaged, leaving about 60,075 destitute and 13,600 dependents. The narrative notes brutal, daylight arson by disciplined forces and chaotic scenes of civilians fleeing burning villages, with broad impacts on trade and livelihoods.
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New York
Ireland
American Committee On
Trish
Belfast
Esaile
Earansagass
Real Estate Brokers Must Be Licensed In Montana
Helena June 15 All real estate brokers in Montana must obtain licenses at once announced by George P Porter state auditor and commissioner of insurance The law requires license plus a $1000 surety bond and resident citizen recommendation Salesmen by brokers must also be licensed Applications are available in Porters office The piece also notes more than 25000 spectators at a recent England football match featuring women teams.
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Vess
Helena
Montana
George P. Porter
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