City committee meeting discussed warrants and finance
Mayor Maloney spoke after a Chamber of Commerce committee meeting with bankers and councilmen. He warned that without warrants being funded by a city plan, business leaders would be asked to cash the remainder. Currie pressed for wholesalers to keep raised platforms, arguing the city’s paper value would rise. Citizens in the south end objected to an ordinance. The mayor invited concrete cost-cutting ideas and offered city affairs audit.
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Maloney
Chamber of Commerce
Charber of Commerce
Currie
Crete
Citizens Plan Large Fourth of July Celebration
Citizens propel a major Fourth of July rally with strong public support and broad local involvement. The executive committee reports generous contributions from Montana State and ACM entities, with plans for parades, decorated streets, and numerous floats. The event features an athletic carnival at Hebgen Park, a morning address by Attorney J. Truce Kremer, and a boxing match between Leo Tens and George Chip.
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Hutte
Montana State
A.C. M
Hebgen Park
Jack Cohen
Willam Meyers
Oll
J. Truce Kremer
Frank C. Walker Mill
Foureenth Infantry
Leo Tens
George Chip
Mothers Club Elects Officers at Columbia Gardens Meeting
The Mothers' Club elected officers for the ensuing year at a Friday afternoon gathering in the grove at Columbia Gardens. Elected were Mrs. W. J. Adams president, Mrs. Joseph Tussell chairman of children's welfare, Mrs. Frank Faulkerman amusements, Mrs. A. W. Strangeland program, Mrs. Frank Lisler reception, Mrs. Herbert Yates secretary, and Mrs. C. E. Cleveland financial secretary. A vacation from club work until September was approved, with several outings planned for the summer. A picnic luncheon followed the election with many guests and club members in attendance. Also noted was T. J. Bracken’s departure for Fort Leavenworth to join the medical department of the national army.
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Grove
Columbia Gardens
W. J. Adams
Joseph Tussell
Frank. Faulkrman
Eliic Improvement
A.W. Strangeland
Frank Lisler
Herbert Yates
C. E. Cleveland
N. L. Eames
M. Ducey
A. J. Sundberg
Frank Lester
A. W. Strangeland
Mothersittee
Floyd Hammill
Cleveland
D. Hadzor
M Sichaell
Reynolds
Winslow
Sergeant Salmonson
Hardy
David Thus
Dixon and
Reis
Younsters
Tessie Adams
Audrey Sundberg
Lois Hames
Gretta Find
Dorothy Cleveland
Helen Strangeland
Kenneth Winslow
Berbice Carmichael
Osborne Lester
Hungary Strike Clash Kills and Wounds Nine, 36
Nine strikers were killed and 36 wounded in a clash with police at the Budapest railroad shops today. Amsterdam reports the Hungary strike action escalated as authorities clashed with workers amid the June 22 events.
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Amsterdam
T Railroad
Buda
Fallon County Over Allotment Exceeds State Expectation
Fallon County already over the allotment with 12 of 19 precincts reporting a war loan total of 64000, $10000 over the allotment. State Director H W Turner announced the surpassing record and urged other counties to match or exceed the effort. Also Mamie Ware charged with grand larceny. information issued by county attorney. preliminary hearing to be before Justice Buckley.
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Montana
H. W. Turner
P.R. Flint
Fallon County
Rceny
Mamie Ware
Iisued Yeaterday
John Olson
Justice Buckley
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O'Dell
Paxson & Rockefeller Co
West Park
North Main
Francis Atwel Pyorrhea
Wai
Ellis Paint CO
Raise Aviation
Joseph Talasne
America
F. E. Moskovics
Georges Flughatre
Ace
Liberty Motors
Ludlanapolla
Tulasne
Plastake
Marmon Company
HalkScott
Fren Marin
Butte
Baronet
Royalty
Jersey
Weinberg
Vere's
Tuearly
Fouptel
Auly
Mothers’ Club
Kansas
War Department
Washington, D
T. J. Bracken
Hel
Fort Teles
Kan
Medical Department
The
National Ary
Hungary
ED Rose
Shop Butte
Flint
National War Garden Commission
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