Women of the West in Smelter City visit and speeches
The Women of the West federation visit Anaconda with the Smelter City hosting. Mrs Sweeley and other leaders speak on West unity, education, law and order, and the need to uphold interstate and national rights. Presidents’ night features greetings from Idaho Colorado and Utah federations.
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Women OF West
Club Women of the West
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
United States
State Federation
Land of Shining Mountains
Big Crack
Sweeley
Anaconda
Perham
Opening of the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs Convention
The Montana Federation of Women's Clubs convenes with Mrs. Wallace Il Perham of Glendive presiding. The program features vocal solos, a soprano aria and a one act play The Wonder Hat by Hecht and Goodman, with a cast led by Lillian Berry and Nellie Ressness.
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Wallace Il’. Perham
Glendive
General Federation
H. Eggleston
Anaconda
William Yost
A. W. Drynan
C. A. Lemmon
C.D. Siggenhorn
Billings
Weatherly
Haurbach
Paul Herbert Bowden
Butte
Dean Unn B. Herrick
Bozeman
Moss
Bishop
James Cummings
M. Sauders
Red Lodge
Troger
T. M. Pearce
Missoula
P. C. Valston
Deer Lodge
Finden
W. E. Moore
Philipsburg
the Wonder Hat
Ben Hecht
Kenneth Sawyer Goodman
Harlequin
Lillian Berry
Pierrot
June Burke
Punchinello
Nellie Ressness
Columbine
Virginia Pollard
Margot
Myrtle Ressness
Anna E. Lindblom
Margaret Chrystal
Executive board meeting and council session announced
On Tuesday June 19 at 9 a m the executive board will meet at a Montana hotel and at 1 30 p m the official council will convene at Margaret theater. The meetings are open to all club presidents.
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Montana
Margaret Theater
Meeting Presiding Leader At Margaret Theater Gathering
In Red Lodge the president of the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs and second vice president of the Western Federation presided over a meeting held last evening at the Margaret theater.
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Red Lodge
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Western Federation
Margaret Theater
Club women push immigration cap to two percent rule
Mrs. Perham urged club members to back strict immigration policy and press lawmakers to adopt a two percent limit based on the 1890 foreigner count rather than the three percent rule of 1910. She argued earlier migrants were more likely to assimilate with higher cultural values and civic ideals.
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Europe
Delegates Arrive for State Federation Meeting in Anaconda
Delegates arrive in Anaconda for the state federation convention as housing limits shift lodging to homes and motor shuttles. Boy Scouts greet trains and distribute box lunches while a packed program features the president's processional, club artists, vocal and instrumental numbers, and the one act play The Wonder Hat by Bozeman trained performers. Notable visitors include Adelaide Bailor and numerous listed attendees from cities such as Bozeman Helena Great Falls Butte and Missoula. Bailor arrives tonight as a principal speaker at the meetings.
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Anaconda
Boy Scouts
Georgetown Lake
State College
Bozeman
Anna K. Lindblom
Margaret Chrystal
Ana B. Herrick
M. Maxwell
EB. L. Houston
Anna Lindblom
J. W. Gunn
A. 8. Nichols
Great Falls
Carl O. Long
J. L. D. Queen
Hardin
E. M. Allin
Havre
D. N. Agnew
Laurel
C. J. Miller
J. M. Keith
Missoula
W. ©. Leach
Norkua
S. M. Sauders
Red Lodge
M. S. Hathaway
Stevensville
J. W. Morse
H. Beaupre
Sunburst
T. B. Berry
Whitehall
D. A. Summerfield
Winnett
Gus Colquist
Saco
D. P. Elliott
Three Forks
Adelaide Bailor
Washington, D. C
Home Economics Education Service
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Auto Victim 1s in Serious Condition After Crash East of Anaconda
Reports from St. Ann's hospital say Ed Swanson is in critical condition after an auto accident Sunday night east of Anaconda. The crash, on the road to the smelters, hurled him over 30 feet from a bridge. he suffered a fractured skull and a head wound. Charlie Turner and Mike Domitrovich escaped with minor injuries.
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St. Ann's Hospital
Ed Swanson
Anaconda
Swanson
Charlie Turner
Mike Domitrovich
Domitrovich
Turner
Anaconda Woman's Club Hosts Meeting at Montana Hotel
Mrs C A Lemmon chaired the program while Mrs W Jamesson performed piano pieces and Mrs George LeBlanc sang with Mrs Watson Gaily as accompanist. Today's session begins at 9 at the Montana hotel parlors with officer elections by laws changes and other matters on the agenda. Western federation delegates in the city included Mrs M J Sweeley Twin Falls Idaho and several others from Red Lodge Grand Junction Ogden Thermopolis Bozeman Mountain Home Pocatello Whitehall.
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Sweeley
Western Federation
Lemmon
W. J. Ingling
Pocatello
M. H. Flynn
Grand Junction
Colo
Ingling
Flynn
I. E. O. Pace
Margaret Theater
S. M. Souders
BE. O. Wattis
Utah Federation
Perham
Glendive
General Federation
Idaho Federation
Idaho
M. N. Flynn
Colorado Federation
Anaconda
Montana
C. A. Lemmon
Anaconda Woman's Club
W. Jamesson
George LeBlanc
Watson Gaily
M. J. Sweeley
Twin Falls
S. M. Sauders
Red Lodge
Mont
M. Fl. Flynn
Col
Fh. O. Wattis
Ogden
Utah
Lin J. Noble
Thermopolis
Wyo
Bill. Houston
Bozeman
L. B. Greene
Mountain Home
I, E. O. Pace
Whitehall
Council Rejects Northern Addition Crossing Petition
The Northern addition residents’ bid for an Oak and Pennsylvania avenue intersection was rejected after debate. The council favored street and alley committee findings to deny the crossing while approving lighting district 106 bids and related ordinance changes.
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Northern Addition
Oak and
Pennsylvania Avenue
John W. James
Trippet
Cc. F. Murphy
B., A. & P. Railroad
Montana
McHugh
Cascade Electric Company
Great Falls
EB. J. Reardon
Butte
Western Electric Company
Charles Shannon
Anaconda
Light and Water Committee
McCavitt
Spruce
Fifth Streets
Hannon
Brooks
Fern Andrus to wed Clyde Kutler in Butte tomorrow
Miss Fern Andrus will marry Clyde Kutler in a hotel parlors ceremony in Dillon. Attendants include Harry Andrus Jr. and Mrs. Jack Colfer. A wedding breakfast will follow at the Thornton hotel. They plan a North Coast Limited honeymoon to Chicago and will reside in Boise.
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Dillon
Fern Andrus
Butte
Clyde Kutler
Leggat Hotel
Harry Andrus Jr
Jack Colfer
Thornton Hotel
Chicago
Local readers plan grand conclave events and visits
Mrs K Tonney, Mrs Anson Baxter and her daughter and Frank Ryburn arrived from Los Angeles for the winter. Grand commandery preparations include a motor trip to Virginia City for visiting Knights and ladies. Virginia hosts the oldest Masonic lodge and commandery in the state. A party including J T Leimer, M Pingrey and C T Magnus returned from a grain business tour and the state grain meeting at Great Falls. Harry G Davis visited from Jackson. A wedding in Butte drew Mr and Mrs Harry Andrus, Harry Andrus Jr, Mrs Jack Colfer and Master Harry Colfer. Frank Tessier returned from Seattle. Lenora Thompson arrived from Twin Bridges to enroll at the normal college living with grandparents John F Bishop and wife.
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K. Tonney
Anson Baxter
Frank Ryburn
Los Angeles
Cal
Grand Commandery
Virginia City
Virginia
J. T. Leimer
M. Pingrey
Pocatello
C. T. Magnus
Dillon
Messrs
Leimer
Pingery
Great Falls
Harry G. Davis
Jackson
Harry Andrus
Harry Andrus Jr
Jack Colfer
Harry Colfer
Butte
Fern Andrus
Clyde Kutler
Frank Tessier
Seattle
Lenora Thompson
Twin Bridges
Normal College
John F. Bishop
Arnold Bennett Published 224 Works in a Year
The famed author Arnold Bennett reportedly published 224 articles and stories within a single year, showcasing prodigious output across newspapers and periodicals. This remarkable pace underlines his literary versatility and prolific career during that period.
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Arnold Bennett
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Rin Anaconda Department
Wallace Perham
Letter of the Law
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Creation
Mendelssohn
James McLane
Mollie Healy
Edith Webster
Ray Angwin
Reuben Hobbs
Clarence Conn
John Hogan
Pacific Ocean
Oregon
Washington
Portland
Tacoma
Northern Pacific
Goungil
Dillon Bureau
Dillon Brieers
FISK
East Park
Peick
the Economy Shoe Store
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