Parliament in Ulster opened amid king's speech and honors
The opening speech by the king urged Ireland's union and peace, celebrating Ulster's assembly. Baron Pirrie was made viscount and the Belfast Lord Mayor received a baronetcy. The king spoke of partnership, religious freedom, and a new era for Ireland. The piece notes royal attitudes toward Ireland and a cigarette habit aside with Queen Wilhelmina.
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Citizen Spirit Spurs City Progress In Butte Chamber
The article extols Butte Chamber of Commerce efforts turning civic action into results. It cites Fresno bond votes, Reno traffic savings, and city county consolidation, claiming substantial tax savings and educational projects. It praises practical citizenship over talk and urges continued constructive service to improve the town.
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Nomination of Henry Clay Provinse for Receiver Post
Special dispatch from Washington reports the President sent Henry Clay Provinse of Red Lodge as a nominee for receiver of the Bil Thies and offices. The filing notes the provincial designation and pending confirmation.
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Galveston Sheltered as Storms Lapse
The Associated Press reports Galveston escaped severe weather as tropical storms subsided after 24 hours of unsettled conditions. The city was told it would remain out of danger despite earlier warnings. A related science note discusses the origin of the letter Q from the French queue and the tail-like feature of the letter O based on recent astronomical findings.
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Foresters and Catholic women circle conclude Montana session
Delegates and members of the Foresters and W C C F pledge strong fraternal protection remarks on insurance and citizenship as the Montana convention wraps. Banquet and dance honor sessions. new members to be initiated and a national delegate to be chosen.
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Pauline Cooney Mars at Virginia City
Word was received in Butte of the death of Mrs Pauline Rooney formerly a well known Batts woman. She was a sister of Nellie Dum and several other relatives. Cooney was a member of the Neighbors of Woodcraft circle of Iherville and a prominent worker in the organization.
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Kenneth Wharf Recovering From Powder Burns After Explosion
Kenneth Wharf, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Fe Wharfe, is recovering slowly from powder burns received last Saturday night when a companion allegedly placed powder in a tin pine and ignited it. The blast burned his face and arms, but he survived though his cap was blown off. His father is a member of the Butana Motor Company firm.
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Gold Grows Claim Rocks Mining Circles
International News Service reports McFarlane’s theory that gold grows in ore veins and can be rediscovered after panning out. He cites 50 years of observations, including the Wantoga mine cases, urging a tax on new gold delivery and warning on gold reserves. New York hosts a Four Hours Sleep Club.
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Morgans and Shoemakers Win in Powling Tournament
Two more games in the women s powling tournament produced victories for Morgan s and Shoemaker s teams. Notable scores include Wilhite s 3743 net, Long 308 and Fisher 296. Other players listed with totals: Rootts McGlilvary 247 Cole 250 Pattersen gos, Griffith 266 Scott Reid 285 Corin 280 Backett 251 Lett, Panreo 212.
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Golf players to start off today at St Andrews
The British open golf championship begins with a field including Mallory, Ryan, and Brekane as contenders. Australian and English players vie for the title while the Neeriean woman champion Mallory sets the pace in a brisk morning tee. An experimental note on deep sleep notes that noises awaken sleepers with a detectable brain temperature rise.
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Resolution for Boycott Beatens and Labor Reform
A British Ireland focused resolution denounces the government for alleged atrocities in Ireland and calls for a campaign to punish British forces. It accuses Britain of betraying pledges to Irish freedom and likens actions to German wartime penalties. The convention also backs government ownership of railroads and democratic worker rights, dropping a pro‑state control clause.
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Teacher Is Rapidly Fired In South Carolina
A garbled account reports a teacher in South Carolina being fired amid charges alleging disobedience to directives from the superintendent of schools. The text references an investigation and radical accusations, with unclear names and exact actions.
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Transportation gaps in New York city travel knowledge
The New York Sun notes lifelong residents know little of the expanding transit system beyond daily routes. Newcomers and short-term residents often remain puzzled when traveling to unfamiliar quarters, lacking familiarity with subways and street layouts.
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Smith Wins 1 Up In Pacific Northwest Championship Match
In Portland on June 22 the Pacific Northwest Association women’s championship continued at the Waverly Country Club. Ruth Smith defeated her opponent 1 up after 36 holes as other contenders, including local players from Salt Lake and Beattie, fought to stay in the hunt for the title.
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British archaeology school to be founded in Jerusalem
A British school of archaeology is planned in Jerusalem under the auspices of the British Academy. It aims to conduct research and excavations and to train archaeologists through a dedicated program. The project reflects ongoing efforts to establish a regional center for biblical and ancient Near Eastern studies.
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