Western Federation of Women's Clubs Endorses Enforcement
The Western Federation of Women's clubs adopts resolutions at the convention urging strict enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment, condemnation of drug dope, support for uniform marriage and divorce laws, restraint on crime coverage by the press, promotion of Junior Red Cross, and support for the Towner-Sterling bill for a federal Department of Education. The group thanks Montana clubs, Anaconda club women, and hosts for hospitality, and endorses restricted immigration based on the 1890 census.
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Western Federation of Women's Clubs
United States
Daily Press
Club Women of America
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Department of Education
Western Federation of Women’s Clubs
Congress
Wilbur S. Hill
Interrmountain
Pacific Coast Federation
Western Federation of
Condition Critical After Lysol Poisoning Incident
Bill Ludnum was rushed to Columbia hospital by police after Lysol poisoning. City physician J. J. B. Freund treated him. officers found an empty three ounce Lysol bottle in his room on North Main Street. Hospital attendants pronounced his condition critical.
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Bill Ludnum
Columbia Hospital
J. J. B. Freund
North Main Street
Ludnan
Employers and Clerks to Meet Over Proposed Wage Rise
A conference between the Clerks union and employers is set for this evening at the Lewisohn block at 8 o clock. Employer representatives include Louis Driebelbis J E Oppenheimer William Lutey Tony Kneivel H L Frank L S Schoniger Daniel Coleman and Ray Ruhle. The discussion focuses on a proposed clerks wage increase of 20 percent and related changes in working conditions.
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Clerks’ Union
Lewisohn Block
Louis Driebelbis
J. E. Oppenheimer
William lLutey
Tony Kneivel
H. L. Frank
L. S. Schoniger
Daniel Coleman
Ray Ruhle
Clerks’ Organization
Don't Spoil Your Child's Hair by Washing It
This notice advises careful choice of shampoo for children and promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure grease free and inexpensive. Two or three teaspoonfuls moistened with water create rich lather, cleanse thoroughly, rinse easily, and leave hair soft and manageable with dust and dandruff removed. Consumers are urged to ask for Mulsified at drug stores.
Club Women At First Session In Centennial Year
The Montana club women convened to discuss home life national progress and world peace. Speakers urged independent thinking, civic duty, and stronger cross county federation work linking urban and rural clubs to build a better nation.
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Montana
Union
John Howard Payne
America
Winter
General Federation
Department of Applied Education
United States
Three Year Scholarships for Girls Fund Proposal
Delegates plan to extend the loan fund of scholarships for girls to three years from two. An exhibit of antique furniture clothing and jewelry plus modern handicraft is on display at the Montana hotel arts and crafts department chaired by Mrs I B Abbott. Meetings begin at 9 am with a trek over Flint Creek hill and a Georgetown lake pageant to follow.
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Montana
Arts and Crafts
I. B. Abbott
Flint Creek
Georgetown Lake
River of lava nears town as Etna erupts
Vast lava streams threaten villages around Etna with extensive vineyard and nut plantation damage. Evacuation swelled as residents carried treasures, a woman clung to her trees, and a fiery lake formed in forested slopes. Naples and Paterno see eruption glow, pope sends relief fund.
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Sclare Pass
Etna
Messina
Taormina
Giarre
Riposto
Naples
Patermo
Mount Mosso
Mount Roselle
Pope
Night air mail project eyed after Helena meeting
Mr Glover outlined a night air mail plan using wingtip lights to guide landings at night. The Helena gathering drew a strong turnout of postal workers, marking a promising step toward a nighttime route. Glover toured the Leonard mine with John Gillie, then lunched with Metals Bank president James Woodard and others before heading to Salt Lake City. He will meet John Bartlett in San Francisco and attend coast district sessions on the subject.
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Glover
Helena
Thomas
Butte
James R. Hobbins
Anaconda Company
Leonard
John Gillie
A. C. M. Company
James H. Woodard
The
Metals Bank
Silver Bow Club
Hobbins
L. ©. Evans
R. C. Monahan
Phil Goodwin
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
John H. Bartlett
Bartlett
Goodwin
G O P Candidate Wins For Congress In Michigan
A. B Williams, a Battle Creek manufacturer, won the Republican nomination for Congress in Michigan. The Associated Press reports the June 19 Detroit result from the primary, highlighting Williams’ party backing and his regional business ties.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
A. B Williams
Battle Creek
Federation program lists discussions and musical items
The program features Salutation of the flag and discussions on conservation of national resources with chairs Mrs. Boussout and Mrs. Bucher, plus exhibitions on labor saving equipment. It includes press and publicity topics, district chairmen, a supper at Georgetown Lake, and performances by Crow Indians on Indian music and dances.
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F. Boussout
A. J. Bucher
M. J. Cowman
Georgetown Lake
District Six Musicale
Lake Shore
Crow Reservation
H. Asbury
Third Michigan district special election winner crowned
In a surprise result, the Third Michigan district elected a new congressman. The victor defeated Claude 8. Carney, a Kalamazoo attorney and Democrat, by 825 votes in a district that is typically strongly Republican.
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Michigan
Claude 8. Carney
Kalamazoo
Woman Struck by Auto Injures Willow Creek Resident
Eliza beth Parks, 60, of Willow Creek, was hit crossing South Montana street and taken to Murray hospital with severe injuries to the left hip. She said she stepped from behind a streetcar before the collision. The auto driver hurried her to the hospital. license registered to lye Barry of 820 East Granite Street. An N Ray test will assess injury extent.
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Montana
Elizabeth Parks
Willow Creek
Murray Hospital
Parks
Food crisis in Ruhr deepens amid transport woes
Essen reports the Ruhr food shortage worsening as transport bottlenecks grow. French authorities indicate they may move to haul German food cars from frontier to central points if German cooperation falters. Lack of motor trucks and gasoline compounds the problem.
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Essen
Ruhr
Bee diseases cause multi million losses to larvae yearly
Two diseases named American and European foul brood injure bee larvae, causing millions of dollars in damage annually to colonies and beekeeping operations. The ailments affect brood, weaken hives, and necessitate control measures and replacements.
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