National Markets sale contrasted by bargain list and locations
A dense advertisement lists prices on butter eggs lemons oranges tomatoes and flour, plus coffee and tea deals, for National Markets. It notes sales on lard and laundry soap and cites store addresses at 107 North Main Street 428 East Park Street and 050 West Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills Bros
Mats Oo Bae
Nention
North Main Street
East Park Street
West Park Street
White Livered Shyster Libel Suit Seeks 26000 Damages
The Anaconda Standard May 23 1920 editorial titled The White Livered Shyster is alleged defamatory. Defendants circulated the piece in Hill County Montana and other counties, accusing the plaintiff of baseless crimes and political corruption. The suit seeks twenty six thousand dollars in actual damages and further just and proper penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Standard
Towtt
Hill County
Mont
Montana
Legal notice of oppression fraud and costs filed in Havre case
The complaints allege oppression fraud and malice by defendants and claim plaintiff costs. Each complaint is signed by C J P Donnelly Havre attorney and by B K Wheeler George Bourquin and Nolan Donovan as attorneys for the plaintiff. The complaint in each case was sworn to in writing on June 8 1920 before Minnie Biker notary public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. P. Donnelly
Havre
B. K. Wheeler
George Bourquin
Nolan & Donovan
Atorneys
Wutte
Minnie Biker
Attire of Bride Delays Wedding in New Orleans
A wedding at St. Louis Cathedral was postponed after officiant Father Antoine said the bride was immodestly attired and violated Archbishop Shaw's dress-order. The ceremony resumed once the bride changed, with the groom waiting inside as candles burned and lights shone. The priest refused to name the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
St. Louis Cathedral
Father Antoine
Order of Oblate Fathers of Mary Immaculate
Shaw
Labor Urges Congress to Exclude Asiatics and Picture Brides
In Montreal the American Federation of Labor urged ending the Japanese gentleman’s agreement and excluding Japanese and other Asiatics from the United States. It also demanded the exclusion of picture brides and called for federal action and union support while condemning railroad strike secessionists. The federation reaffirmed Irish self determination and called for withdrawal of occupying forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
American Federation of Labor
Congress of the
United States
Japan
Federation
Ireland
Harding Sister Holds Police Woman Position in Washington
Washington, June 16. Mrs. Herbert H. Votan, sister of Warren G. Harding, serves as a policewoman in Washington’s women’s bureau. For two years she has worked behind a desk aiding girls and women with domestic disputes, shoplifting cases, and guidance, earning $1,690 annually. She plans to continue her service despite possible White House duties and a forthcoming raise. She recalls Harding as studious and hardworking, the “baby” of the family who stayed ambitious and affectionate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Washington
Woman's Bureau
Police Department
India
Herbert H. Wotan
Warren &. Harding
White House
Hadi Temple Visitors Parade In Evansville Trip
Hadi temple delegates from Evansville Indiana toured the city then dined at the Masonic temple before boarding the Northern Pacific to Spokane. Visitors wore conspicuous costumes and red fezs on streetcars. A banquet at Bagdad temple featured toasts by Rabban A. H. Gies and remarks by Grand Potentate Charles E. Bledenharn. The Rajah temple of Reading and Bagdad patrols joined the Portland delegation arriving by two special trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Butte
Sucy Selma
Banaue
Bagdad Temple
Hadi
Massanic
Rabban A. H. Gies
Bagdad
Rabban Gies
Charles E. Bledenharn
Alverson, Stewart and Warren
Evansville
Portland
U. S
Japan Hopes to Renew Alliance
Special to the International News Service and London Daily Express. Tokyo reports a vital decision before July 20 on renewing the Anglo Japanese alliance. Japanese opinion favors a renewal focused on preserving China's integrity and equal trade, while prior wartime aims are reconsidered amid debates over Japan's China policy and war-time agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Byas
International News ‘Service
London Daily Express
Tokio
Houce
England
Japan
Germany
Britain
Far East
China
India
North Sea
Ennd
Asia
Peking
Russia
Bolshevists
Great Britain
Shima
Ha ‘Nem
Farming and politics down Waterloo way
Pat Carney of Waterloo visits Butte at the Finlen hotel and warns of food scarcity due to reduced acreage and labor shortages. He notes regional crop potential but predicts distress as farmers lose produce to dealers. He comments on local party leanings toward Harding and Cox, with personal pick W. J. Bryan unlikely to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Carney
Waterloo
Butte
Finlen
Mr. Carney
Carney
Harding
Cox
McAdoo
W. J. Bryan
Ree
President Wilson to bicycle if health permits
A garbled report claims President Wilson plans bicycle riding as recreation if health allows. The White House denied confirmation while a motor van reportedly arrived to take him to the under guard area, where packing crates revealed a bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
White House
Gaty
Grayson
Graynon
Motor Express
Bell
Grand Army of the Republic Montana Holds Annual Convention
Livingston June 16 The Grand Army of the Republic department of Montana will open the thirty sixth annual state convention. Business sessions begin tomorrow with officers elected Friday and the convention to close Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Montana
Department
Societien
Big Timber News Highlights Club Visits and School News
Mrs. H N Kennedy of Butte visited Big Timber en route from the Federation of Women's Clubs in Billings. Local students Ann and Edith McDonnell from the state university, and Ronald McDonnell, graduated from Sweet Grass bounty high school, attended ceremonies in Missoula. Delegates Harvey Coit RF Hickman and R H Wolfe returned from Billings. The cantata God's Flowerland by the Congregational church Sunday school celebrated children's day with decorated church and young performers praised as the best ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG Timber
H. N. Kennedy
Butte
Federation of Women's Clubs
Billings
W. J. Hannah
Ann
Edith McDonnell
RF. Hickman
R. H. Wolfe
G. A. Leasby
City
Jean Decker
Harvey Pound
Rose City
Lee McMullen
Stella Solberg
Bozeman
E. D. Eiseistein
Elsie Roecher
A. C. Roecher
Hailie Arneson
Harlowton
Congregational Church
Avon Webster
Harry Cross
J. J. Lacklaw
Harold Veblen
Decker Collins Oil plans drilling near Irwell
Lewistown June 16 The Decker Collins Oil company announces drilling tomorrow at Irwell near Frantz No 2, with water flowing in Frantz No 2's sand Saturday night. Preparations for an offset to Frantz No 2 are underway as two producers are anticipated. Lieut Seagrave discussed veteran claims cleanup with local groups, forming a committee led by G J Wiedman to handle disposal. Elks band invited to Thermopolis. musicians depart July 2 and return July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Decker-Collins Oil Company
Irwell
Decker-Collins
E. F. Seagrave
Eld
G. J. Wiedman
Hon
C. J. Elks
W. H. Smith
Knights of Pythias
L. C Clark
Red Cross
Ralph J. Anderson
I. J. Stromnes
American Legion
Ray O'Donnell
Knight of Columbus
the Elks of
Armington to Chicago cattle loss sparks damage claim
Director general of railroads seeks 8896 in damages after alleging cattle shipments from Armington to Chicago were mishandled in transit. A plan by Fergus County Pure Bred Livestock Association to stage extensive exhibits at state and county fairs this fall is under consideration. Lewistown players opened the Han cock cup tourney with Julian Sutter defeating Dr. Frank Hagstrom 2 up with one to play. John L. Trafton sues for divorce from Bessie Trafton, alleging desertion. They wed in 1912 at Crookston Minnesota. Special Agent Paul Phillips, naturalizations examiner, is in town examining many citizenship applicants.
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Armington
Chicago
Rergus
Lewistown
Julian Sutter
Frank Hagstrom
John L. Trafton
Bessie Trafton
Traftons
Crookston
Minn
Paul Phillips
Bureau of Naturalizations
Fireworks Licenses for Billings Fourth of July
Five dealers have secured licenses to sell fireworks in Billings for the July Fourth celebration under city ordinance. Sales run July 1 inclusive, with remaining stock to be placed in fire department approved locations within two days. Fire Chief Vi Steele notes dealers are stocking only small quantities to avoid alarm recalls. TheYellowstone Park opening has boosted auto tourist traffic to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Vi Steele
Yellowstone Park
Texas
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Michigan
Montana
Greybull
Jay
Pacifelal
George Douglas
Stone County
Sidney
Yellowstone County
Wi. Cummings
Republican Woman's Committee
Mire 'R. G Dillavou
Evidence of Woman Presence Deepens Portland Murder Myste
Blood stained rosebud crushed bouquet and signs of a woman’s presence heighten mystery in the Harry Dubinsky disappearance. An abandoned car with blood soaked upholstery and changed license plates, plus a blood stained chain, links the case to unknown passengers. A gray checked suit man seen parking the car is a focus of police inquiry.
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Portland
Ore
Harry Dubinsky
Dubinsky
Feudal System To Be In Vogue And Universal Service
A special cable dispatch from London reports that laborers on estates will be paid mostly in goods rather than money. They are to receive allowances of foodstuffs tobacco beer and cloth with only a small monetary wage. Most workers accept the king's offer as a practical solution to rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
National Association Tacks Steps Toward New Institute
The National Association of Corporation Schools, meeting in New York, outlined plans to establish an American Institution of Industry and Commerce to teach employment science and personnel management. It aims to replace the Association of Careers Schools and seeks $1,000,000 in funding to organize and operate the new body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
rThe
National Association of Corporation Schools
Whiskey prescriptions surge in Chicago amid Prohibition
Chicago claims a half million prescriptions were written since the dry law began with 300,000 deemed spurious. Captain Howard, federal prohibition director of Illinois, prepared hearings for 20 physicians and as many druggists accused of evading the amendment. One physician allegedly wrote 200 prescriptions in two days during the first days of prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Captain Howard
Prohibition
Illinois
Pact WA To Avoid Dispute Spurs Tokyo Interview
Viscount Kato former foreign minister says Japan inserted a clause in the 1911 Anglo-Japanese alliance to shield England from US-Japan disputes. He urges renewal, noting Britain and Japan discussed revising the pact while the United States would not be named in the article. Recent Tokio dispatches say Japan will open talks with Great Britain on renewal and revision of the alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
England
United States
Viscount Kato
Viscount Grey
Great Britain
Deer Lodge Residents Help Mark Summer in Town
Miss Douglass Scanland of Warm Springs visits Deer Lodge friends after a California sojourn. Galtette family arrives from Spokane to spend summer in the city. Locals note poor road conditions on the summer trip home. School closing exercises at St Mary’s feature Red Riding Hood and drama Through the Darkness to Light with eight graduates. Miss Irma Rule and Ralph Bagley wed in Missoula, home in Deer Lodge on College Hill. New marriage license issued for Raymond J. O’Brien and Nelle Hoan. Paris reports France’s sugar use collapsed postwar with one eighth of prewar consumption as chocolatiers redirect output to the U.S. and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Douglass Scanland
Warm Springs
California
W. F. Galtette
Spokane
Myron Schurtz
Helena
Bhrnners
Port
John Lanning
Avon
Aay
Agnes
Fana Gallahan
Twin Bridges
Mary
Helen Ader Ente
J. W. Long
Kathryn Moore
AS. Huffman
Granite
Carnot
Valston
Glendale
Cal
St. Mary's
Clas
Father McCormick
Butte
Knights of Columbus
Joseph Mulcahy
William Bullwinkel
Irma Rule
Ralph Bagley
Missoula
Flower City
Miss Trule
J. TR. Rule
Bagley
College Hill
Raymond J. O'Brien
Nelle Hoan
Gold Creek
Miss Hogan
David Hogan
Lower Valley
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