White's successor named by Clapp in university shifts
June 18 report notes President Clapp selected Robert Morse to fill an English professorship at Union College in Schenectady. Morse, previously an English professor, will join the summer school. Harold White’s resignation was prompted by controversy over a publication contribution. Morse’s appointment follows White’s departure from the university.
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New York
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Seventh Cavalry Heads to Crow Agency for Custer Battle Centenary
Associated Press reports from El Paso on June 15 that the Seventh Cavalry will entrain from Fort Bliss to Montana to honor the 50th anniversary of Custer's last stand. The unit will align with Crow Nation soldiers on the hill where the battle occurred and proceed to the Indian National Cemetery for dedication of a dead soldiers' grave. A symbolic Peace Pipe ceremony will follow between tribal chiefs and cavalry officers with Col. Fitzhugh Lee in command.
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Funds for New Liners in Paris Elevate French Line Capital
Paris reports the French Line plans to raise 60,000,000 francs about 250,000 dollars at current rates to finance construction of a first New York service liner.
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Rotary Anns Spotlight at Denver Rotary Convention
About 3000 Rotary Anns gathered in Denver for the 11th annual convention as 7000 male delegates held special sessions. Wives of Colorado Rotarians hosted events while Spanish speaking delegates praised Rotary influence and attended a banquet. William Green of the AFL condemned general strikes risking wage agreements. Helena band visited and serenaded Governor Morley and state officials during the event.
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Helena
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Jury Selected to Try Editor Magee for Slaying
A jury was chosen in Albuquerque district court to try editor Carl C. Magee for the murder of John B. Larsetter in a hotel lobby last August. The trial opens with witness hearings set for morning and Magee facing prior libel and contempt convictions, pardoned by the governor, amid a courtroom debate involving his political rival former Judge David Leahy.
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Montana Without Elected Governor
The state lacks a governor as Governor Erickson returns from California and is due tomorrow. In his absence Lieutenant Governor W. S. McCormack has handled state duties but was summoned to district meetings of the Federal Farm Loan Association. Secretary of State C. T. Stewart assumes official duties by accession.
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Downpour Delights Montana Farmers After Storms
Heavy rains boost soil moisture across central Montana with 2 to 3 inches reported and prospects of more. Crop reports from Cascade to Missoula note good potato stands, sturdy lambs, and corn in fair to good condition while drought damage limits some winter wheat and alfalfa. Cotton-like dust events and miniature tornado at Miles City described amid widespread rain across multiple counties. Weather improves cropland outlook with continued moisture needed for full recovery.
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Yellowstone County
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Senate Speeds Farm Measure Amid Debate and Tariff Talk
The Senate pressed a farm measure as Senator Mayfield urged repealing section 5A of the transportation act to ease farmer costs. Senator Norbeck won unanimous consent to extend debate to advocate for wheat farmers, warning of tariff effects. Across counties, livestock stays strong, cattle move to summer ranges, and wool yields rise while labor remains adequate in 33 counties.
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