Cardinals Receive Formal Welcome in Aldermanic Chamber
Cardinal Bonzano, Cardinal Hayes, and Cardinal Donzano met Governor Smith and Mayor Walker in a ceremonial civic welcome. The cardinals entered, greeted officials, and sat on a dais as Whalen presented the reception committee. Bonzano spoke, offering blessings for America amid the formal event.
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Humanity
Polios
Cardinal Hayes
Capal Legate
Governor Smith
Mayor Walker
Cardinal Mayes
Cardinal Donzano
Govtrnor Smith
Cardinal Bonzano
Govine
Walker
Cadinal Hayes
Grover ‘A. Whalen
Ecclesiasts
Ope
America
Volga Boatman hailed as De Mille masterpiece at Broadway
The Volga Boatman opened a four day Broadway run to delighted crowds. Cecil B. De Mille’s epic portrays old Russia with grand scale and dramatic romance. Lead roles go to William Boyd and Elinor Fair with Julia Faye and Theodore Kosloff in key parts. A prologue with an augmented orchestra pleased opening night audiences.
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Cecil BR. de Mille
de Mille
Russia
Volga
William Boyd
Elinor Fair
Julia Faye
Victor Varcont
Theodore Kosloff
Insurance attracts former service men in renewed policies
Taking advantage of assistance extended by Silver Bow post of the American Legion, 25 veterans renewed government war risk insurance Monday and Tuesday for seventy five thousand dollars' worth. The policies, lapsed after missed payments, required reinstatement via physical exams and application blanks. Ex servicemen working in mines may obtain government insurance without extra premiums due to hazardous occupation.
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Silver Bow Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
C. Witherspoon
Ht. W. Grogs
Butte Post
Supreme Court Affirms Bank Case Judgment
Montana's Supreme Court upheld the Cascade county district court judgment in a long running bank case from 1921. Wellington D. Rankin, then attorney general, intervened for the American Bank and Trust Company of Great Falls against Receiver A. W. Springhorn. Jensen lost on appeal and failed to secure creditor status before the May 31, 1922 claims deadline.
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Helena
2Montana
Supreme Court
District Court of
Cascade County
Wellington D. Rankin
American Bank and Trust Company of Great Fails
KR. Jensen
A. W. Springhorn
Jensen
District Court
Secret of a career and motherhood from Mrs Gilbreth
Central Press reports Mrs Lillian Gilbreth, mother of eleven, clarifies a system for balancing career and family. Her methods extend from home chores to industry, advocating time budgeting, two separate personas, and prioritizing children. Her husband Frank, with whom she built a business, died two years ago before an engineers meeting.
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Central Press
Montclair
N. J
Lillian Gilbreth
Bho
Gilbreth
Mire Gilbreth
Frank Gilbreth
Senator Walsh letter sheds light on Gallatin statue history
A Jersey City resident’s letter to a New York editor dated June 30, 1826, discusses Albert Gallatin’s citizenship and eligibility for the U S Senate, noting how a Montana State College preservation effort connects to Gallatin’s life. The correspondence references prior National Intelligencer remarks and Walsh’s senate arguments over Gallatin’s status.
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T. J. Walsh
Treasury
Washington
Albert Gallatin
Gallatin County
Sontana
Jersey City
New York
Walsh iv
Montana State College
Gallatin
National Intelligencer
Senate
Masaachusetts
Virginia
Senitor Walsh
Trio to Represent Butte at Meeting
Al Livingston commander of silver Bow post and Fred Lehn adjutant with Col. D. G. Stivers depart for Great Falls to represent the Butte Post at the state Legion convention. They will return Sunday. 014-fashioned works for hand made slate in Belgium are being forced out of business by modern mechanically equipped factories.
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al Livingston
Silver Bow Post
American Legion
Fred Lehn
Col
D. G. Stlvers
Great Falls
Butte
Belgium
Vigilante Days in Butte Pageant Plans Hang Henry Plum Mer
Butte Pioneers club met to discuss the Fourth of July pageant featuring Henry Plum mer as the road agent sheriff of Virginia City. Howard Hill asked for member participation to stage the execution scene and to manage the covered wagon episode. A. E. Wilkinson and Lew Persons spoke on pageant details and historic portrayals. Dan A. Coleman received thanks for presenting a flag to the Pioneers. Mrs. A. Lambrecht joined as a new member, with a card party concluding the meeting.
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Henry Plummer
Virginia City
Howard Hill
Butte Pioneers’ Club
Ladien
Butte
Otto Simonson
Helena
David Hilger
Alte Committee
Sun
Str. Hilger
Theain Berkin
Simonson
Hutte
Dan A. Coleman
Hennessy Company
A. Lambrecht
Lillian
Pearl Lambrecht
Lambrecht
Yellowstone Park Opens Early to Smash Visitor Records
Yellowstone Park welcomes visitors ahead of schedule for 1926 with two park employes and Col William Nichols announcing an early season opening. The four great hotels will begin taking reservations Friday morning, aiming to smash prior records as entrances report 2,128 visitors and $120 total receipts by June 11. From May 16 to May 31 710 cars entered the park, and by June 13 total entrances reached 1,418 with 525 via Gardiner 478 via the west gate 329 via the east and 86 via the south. The early opening spurs travel, with June 1 figures showing a rise in automobilers since last year.
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Yellowstone Park
National Wonderland
William Nichols
Transportation Company
Wonderland
Yellowstone
Nice
Park Service
Federation Colored Women's Clubs Holds Session in Butte
The sixth session of the Montane Federation of Colored Women's Clubs opened yesterday at Bethel Baptist church. Mrs. C. Lowery of Helena, president, presided at 1:3. Emma Gleaton Harris of Butte spoke on the organization scholarship fund. Beatrice ims of Bozeman read a paper on negro history. Business sessions reviewed day’s reports. Delegates attended a reception at Shaffer A M E Church.
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Montane Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
Bethel Baptist Church
C. Lowery
Helena
State Federation
Emma Gleaton Harris
Butte
Beatriceims
Bozeman
Shaffer A.M. E. Churel Eens
Harold A. Johnson Dies in San Francisco
A telegram from San Francisco reports the sudden death of Harold A. Johnson former Butte druggist who left for the coast city two months ago. The deceased was born in Deer Lodge and is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson of 801 South Main.
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Bute Yeerday
San Francisco
Harold A. Johnson
Butte
Coast City
J. A. Johnson
South Mi
Deeraoeree
Yarl A. Johnson
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Cardinals
Demille
Lillian Gildreth
State College
Senator Walsh
Montana
Pioneers
Plummer
Yellowstone Park Records
Federation Colored Women's Clubs
H. A. Johnson
Bobbie
Green River
Nevin-Frank CO
Butte, Mont
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