Anaconda Club Ban Continues With Meetings and Debates
The article details Montana women’s clubs across districts debating constitutional amendments at the federation convention. It notes changes to biennial conventions, delegate limits, and reports from officers. Dr. Mary B. Atwater praised Elinor Walsh Memorial work and nominating plans, while Paxson fundraising for a picture to honor pioneer history drew support from Butte businessmen and W. A. Clark. District awards included Kilduff gavel to district No 3, Industrial school gavel to Red Lodge, and membership banner to district No 1. District No 1 pianist Mrs. Forrest performed two pieces, with more participants listed for an afternoon program.
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Montana State Federation
Souders
Agnew
Lovelace
Ingersol
Mary B. Atwater
Helena
Elinor Walsh
Galen
Lemmon
Bic
Dr. Atwater
United States
T. A. Griga
Butte
Paxson Picture Committee
Paxson
Custer
Montana
Red Lodge
George Forrest
Anaconda
Montana Federation of Woman's Clubs
Wallace T. Perham
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Los Angeles
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Resolutions on education forestry and public welfare
The document outlines an educational campaign to protect and reforest forests, support a federal department of education, and promote public parks and home gardens. It also condemns prize fights and bull fights as illegal and harmful, supports scholarships and leadership roles for club women, and endorses peaceful international understanding and judicial settlement of disputes.
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Towner-Sterling
Department of Education
Helena
Department of American Citizenship
Shelby
Sidney
Time
Montana
Anaconda visit highlights copper works and union talk
The Montana Federation of Woman's Clubs delegates toured the Anaconda copper reduction plants in June 1922. Frederick Laist explained ore processing from mining to refinery, noting immense capital, 3,500 workers, 35,000 horsepower, and daily ore flows from Butte mines. Resolutions urged stronger law enforcement, home preservation, child welfare support, and forest reforestation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte District
Butte
Laisi
State Board
Montana
Delgates
Anaconda
Montana State Federation of Woman's Clubs
British Government to buy winning aircraft in aerial Derby
London reports the air council will purchase, up to 3000 pounds, the winning aircraft minus engine in forthcoming Derby and Schneider Cup races, provided the plane is British designed built and owned and not previously a winner. The six mechanical powers listed refer to screw lever wedge wheel and axle pulley and inclined plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Air Council
Liquor Ruling Sparks Transatlantic Dinner Ceremony
British and other lines defy the dry ruling as the Berengaria hosts a midnight champagne ceremony aboard with a bottle marked to the three mile limit. The Paris carries liquor for the homeward voyage while the Bal tic tests the law after sailing from Liverpool June 9 and rejoining June 153.
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Paris
Baltic
Liverpool
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Rm Anaconda Department
Shelby Fight Io
Hi & Lowry
Ted Joughin
Libby
A. BP
Fort Renton
Bruner
Wolf Point
F. L. Buzzell
Conrad
Howor Mrs. Herrick
Una B. Herrick
Vocational Congress
Incorporation of
Greater New York
Hylan
Coats
la Suisse
Nan
Nativist Crime News
Club Women of America
Bonnes
Child Welfare Division
Health Department
Board of Examiners
Featuring
Vaughn Kaster
Sylvester
Pound
California
Hood
Hawaii
Bing
Puyallup
Bae
Ladies’ Aid of the Christian Church
Dancer
Housatonic River
Derby
Conunn
Roy Cummings
Helen Gladyngs Cummings
Irene Cummings
Love Nest
Edna
P.j.finnegan Co. Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Oak Phone
C.A. Tuttle CO
East Park
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