Bishop Carroll Returns From Vatican Mission to New York
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Bishop Carroll has arrived in New York after an official Vatican visit delayed by the war. He met the pope on May 19 and praised the audience. In Rome he signed a Mosaic portrait contract and bought stations of the cross in Brussels for St Helena cathedral and other chapels.
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Standard
Helena
Carroll
New York
Vatican
Msgr
Day of Helena
Rome
Bishop Carroll
St. Helena
Brandell
Brussels
Madison Avenue
St. Charles College
Big Timber News Highlights Local Visits and Weddings
Miss Marion Nicholson visits Big Timber from Helena city schools, staying with her brothers on West Boulder. Nearby, several gatherings mark spring with garden parties, auctions, and a notable wedding between Harold Ree and Ellen Egeland. Local residents attend park outings, Yellowstone trips, and social events as golf tournament rounds begin.
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Big Timber
Marion Nicholson
Helena City Schools
Stuart
Charles
West Boulder
Half Moon Park
Big Timber River
R. M. Wolf
William Stryker
Stryker
Garlington
Edna Garlington
Lake
Livingston
J. Meek Wolf
Ruth Sheridan
Neliie Aspden
Delia Burroughs
Sara Holmes
Monica Welber
Red Cross
Yellowstone Park
A. Knowles
T. A. Veblen
East Boulder
Andersons Springs
Knowles
David Brown
Brown
D. V. Hicbie
A. V. Meliver
Betty Jane
Horace Davis
Grey Cliff
Herman Utermohle
Yellowstone
R. F. Hickman
Third Avenue
Hickman
Doris
Harold Ree
Ellen Egeland
L. C. Onerheim
Alva Lee
Pearl Harris
Hans Roe
Alfred Egeland
Miss Lee
Miss Harris
Mrs. Boe
Wells Progress in Winnett Oil District and Moonshine Raid
W T Brown reports strong progress at the Kansas Montana well near Winifred with casing work underway and prospects for oil highly favorable. Noted oil men from Billings will inspect Winnett and northern districts, hosted by F C H Collins of Mid Northern with executives from Carter Oil Imperial Oil and Tulsa. County officials raid a large moonshine operation northeast of Christina, uncovering a well-equipped plant hidden in a gully with no occupants at discovery.
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Lewistown
W. T. Brown
Kansas-Montana
Winifred
Brown
Winnett
Billings
F.C. H. Collins
Mid-Northern
Carter
Funk
Markham
Carter Oil Company
McQueen
Imperial Oil Company
Stone
Tulsa
Ohlo
Stewart McConochie
McCann
Christina
Badlands
Rimrock
Government buys silver at $1 an ounce under Pittman act
Washington June 22 Pur chase of 1 700 000 ounces of silver at 1 dollar an ounce for delivery in Philadelphia and San Francisco was announced by the director of the mint. This brings total purchases under the Pittman act this month to 3 200 000 ounces. Treasury officials estimate 207 000 000 ounces must be bought under the act but do not expect higher prices due to weak demand abroad as several governments halt coinage of silver money.
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Washington
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Treasury
Farms need help or living costs to keep rising
New York June 22 Charles D Orth president of the National Security league warns that food costs will climb next winter unless additional labor for farms is provided soon. The league statement highlights farm production shortages and appeals for volunteer farm workers nationwide.
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New York
Charles D. Orth
National Security League
League
Anaconda Population Figures Due Tomorrow Evening
Washington dispatch says the population of Anaconda Montana will be announced at four o clock tomorrow night. The report notes the data will come from official sources and be released to the public at the stated time.
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Anaconda
Mont
Miss Ryan Seeks Olympic Tennis Spot in Antwerp
Miss Elizabeth Ryan, the California girl who has dazzled in England this spring, asks permission to represent the United States in the Olympic tennis championships at Antwerp. She sent her request via Nathaniel W. Niles, Boston star and skater, who was in England to compete in Antwerp. Ryan’s European record trails only Mile. Suzanne Lenglen after Wimbledon last year, and Mrs. Molla Bjurstadt Mallory may join her for doubles.
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California
England
Rmission
United
Irl
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Miss Ryan
Embalmers Union Forms in Houston Texas
Houston Texas reports a new union, the Undertakers and Embalmers' union chartered by the American Federation of Labor, claimed as the first of its kind. Embalmers in Galveston Beaumont and other Southwestern Texas cities are considering similar steps.
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Houston
Texas
Undertakers and Embalmers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Galveston
Beaumont
Pineapple Industry Grows in Hawaiian Islands
The pineapple industry in Hawaii has expanded in recent years, ranking just behind sugar. About 7,000 acres are currently planted with pineapples, reflecting notable growth and development in the sector.
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Hawaiian Islands
Senator Clark 15 Enjoying a Quiet California Vacation
Former Senator W A Clark of Montana visits Long Beach with his wife daughter secretary and maid at Hotel Virginia enjoying a complete vacation. He declines to discuss politics or Harding’s nomination saying he will stay as long as he enjoys the surf golf and Southern California drives.
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Long Beach
Cal
W. A. Clark
Montana
Virginia
Harding
San Francisco
California
Melrose News Notices and Arrivals
Melrose updates list Ida Cooper leaving for California after a Melrose visit with her mother Mrs Nicks Holm and many local residents traveling for business, mining, or summer stays to Dillon Butte and Gold Hill. The area records a funeral, dances, visitors from Dillon Helena and Bozeman, and a wedding party, with residents from Melrose, Divide and nearby towns attending events.
Great Falls Merchants Plan July Montana Meeting
The Great Falls Merchants association with the Commercial club and civic groups prepares a Montana retail merchants convention in Great Falls on July 12 to 14. Events include a Big Dam picnic July 12, a banquet July 13, a president's ball July 14 with a Black Eagle band concert. Business sessions feature national and Montana speakers. hotel lodging and Glacier park auto tour planned. strong state-wide attendance expected.
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Great Falls
Montana
Glacier Park
Krupp Builds First Anti Aircraft Guns During War
Fifty years past in the Franco Prussian conflict Krupps produce early anti aircraft guns to target balloons leaving Paris.
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Krupps
Paris
Mrs Julia Peat Weds Victor Matthews in Butte Union
Lima residents learned of the marriage of Mrs Julia Peat to Victor Matthews in Butte on Monday. Matthews, a prominent sheep man with ranch interests at Kidd, plans to make their home there. The couple gains wide circle of friends in the community.
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Julia Peat
Victor Matthews
Butte
Peat
Matthews
Kidd
Local residents receive various travels and updates
Henry Filter visited from Gosman ranch while Jack and Mrs Wakefield left for Humphrey Idaho. Andy Christianson went to Cuna Idaho for his ill brother. Dottie Cheney and Brownie Cheney traveled to Aberdeen Idaho to visit relatives. Mr Flaherty left for Butte to work as a clerk in the Oregon Short Line depot. Studebaker family returned from an East trip and Chicago where he attended a US labor board conference on railroad wages. A cold rain and snow appeared over the region Friday night into Friday with mountains snow-covered.
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Melrose
Ida Cooper
California
Nicksholm
Tony Valentine
Butte
C. G. Clark
Gold Hill
Gilbert Quillici
George Todd
Dillon
John Swaford
Hecla
Swaford
Ray Peterson
Arthur D. Celles
Charles Smith
Juliet
Viapanel
Armstrong
Fileen
Nettie Hand
Junction City
Ore
Marguerite Connor
George Conway
Helena
J. C. Fearing
Philadelphia
Winshield
Ernest Rinaldi
Billings
Polytechnic
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Effie
Florence Todd
Nick Patch
Elvira
Humbert
Slater
Frank
Charles
Bob Slater
Richards
O'Dell Green
Woodin
Luther Christiansen
Bill Garrison
Glen
Lorena Black
Florence Woods
Divide
Kuphers
Alois Fassler
J. W. Murphy
Salt Lake
H. J. Jackson
Twin Bridges
H. A. Perr
Harlowton
E. Parr
Spokane
John A. Hills
San Francisco
A. Benson
A. B
Dutch
Ed Hawes
Jack McGinnis
Hawes
Joe Gilhouse
Dodgson
Dan Turner
Norman Grant
Thomas Dira
Anaconda
Pira
Elvira Patch
Henrietta French
Jesse Williams
Bozeman
Mrs. Fallan
Hardesty
Alice Hardesty
Gladys Boetticher
Lanon
Mary McHuan
Henry Filter
Gosman
Jack Wakefield
Humphrey
Idaho
Andy Christianson
Cuna
Dottie
Brownie Cheney
Aberdeen
Flaherty
Oregon Short Line
Studebaker
Chicago
United States Labor Board
Beaverhead County Expands Road Fleet and Local Activities
Beaverhead county received four four wheel drive government trucks to load road supplies and gravel for fills, aiming to boost its road plant. Shriners from Dillon joined the Portland Shrine meeting, several plan weeks along the coast. A plunge at Elkhorn is slated for July 4, with a new 40 by 60 feet pool for older bathers, while a smaller pool serves beginners. Road work includes regrading to Badger Pass toward Grasshopper, and Elkhorn cottages attract summer residents. Dillon residents attended a Sheridan barn dance with Sunset orchestra.
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Beaverhead County
Bagdad Temple
Butte
Portland
Coast
Elkhorn
Chapman
Elkhorn Canyon
Dillon
Badger Pass
Sheridan
Otto Schultz
Sunset Orchestra
Dillion
Hunting New Beds For Pearl Oysters
The pearl fishermen of the Orient and the South Sea are seeking new beds of pearl oysters as demand for pearls soars. Fisheries are constantly worked and existing pearls have little time to form nowe pearls fail to mature.
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Orient
South Sea
Beaverhead County Political Pot Begins Boiling
Dillon Montana June 22. The Beaverhead county political scene heats up as candidates file for county offices. Republicans list W J Pendergast Dan Mooney Fred Kohl and William F Drummey as county administrator. Democrat James Jo Phillips seeks sheriff. John Baker files for county clerk and recorder. Thomas E Gilbert seeks reelection as county attorney. Few Democratic filings so far with a full ticket anticipated. No confirmed candidates yet for county commissioner.
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Dillon
W. J. Pendergast
Dan Mooney
Fred Kohl
William F. Drummey
James Jo Phillips
John Baker
Beaverhead
Thomas E. Gilbert
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