Shall Bible Only Be Lessons for Sunday Schools
A Chicago led debate at the International Sunday School association convention centers on using biblical material as the basis for lessons while introducing topical themes based on Scriptural passages to discuss modern ethical and religious problems. Delegates heard that new parallel lessons have met cordial reception but are still experimental. In other news, a separate report notes a mid night clash in Nogales resulting in a private’s death and Captain Bracamonte’s arrest.
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San Francisco
Chicago
International Sunday School Association
New Orleans
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Missionary Department
North America
Gene BK. Hendryx
Lh. I
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Kansas City
Federation Federal Econscil
Churches. of Christ In America
M. A. Hon- Ine
Duryton, Ohio
The
United Brethren Church
Spokane capitalists visit Kalispell on tour
Special Dispatch reports D. W. Twohy Fred Grinnell and J. G. Mc Cormick three Spokane capitalists visit Kalispell for undisclosed talks with local officials during a June 26 dispatch.
Railway tour checks route of proposed Columbia Falls line
Mr. Jrin Nell head of Whitefish Townsite company arrived last night and today joined a delegation that traveled the route of the proposed Columbia Falls and Southern Railway from Columbia Falls to Big Fork. They were accompanied by Dr. H. Houston, vice president of the townsite company.
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Columbia Falls & Southern Railway Company
Columbia Falls
Big Fork
Jrinnell
Whitefish
H. Houston
Mrs Minnie McBride Dies After Swallowing Acid
In Wheeling West Virginia on June sixes some neighbors complained of disorderly conduct at the home of Mrs Minnie McBride. She swallowed carbolic acid and hurled the bottle at a policeman before dying within minutes. An officer was sent after complaints.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Minnie McBride
Carnegie Steel rail mill resumes operations after layoff
Youngstown Ohio June 26 the rail mill of the Ohio plant of the Carnegie Steel company resumed operations after being idle for a year and a half. It runs on an open hearth rail plan and there are many orders ahead. Great Falls June 26 wool buyers representing Boston houses are on vacation having received orders to buy no more wool until their firms instruct otherwise.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Carnegie Steel Company
Standard
Great Falls
Boston
Balloon lost in North Sea near Juist during storm
One of four balloons ascending at Paris on Saturday fell in the North Sea near Juist. two crew aboard drifted out to sea. The other three balloons landed. a boat searched but found only an empty bag marked G. R. B. 70.
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Bremen
Germany
Paris
North Sea
Juist
Zeppelins New Generala Zeppelins Maiden Flight Flight
The Schwaben Vr. airship completed its maiden flight with Count Zeppelin aboard marking a milestone in German airship history.
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Zeppelin
Count Zeppelin
Catholic Educational Association Convenes
Chicago hosts the National Catholic Educational Association gathering with 2500 delegates from the United States and Canada expected for meetings starting tomorrow. An executive committee meeting occurred this afternoon followed by a delegate reception tonight.
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Chicago
National Catholic Educational Association
United States
Canada
Wood proposes halving number of army posts
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood chief of staff of the army testified before the house committee on expenditures in the war department on June 26. He argued that a great economy would follow from concentrating armed forces in the United States and that the number of army posts would be reduced by one half.
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Washington
United States
Leonard Wood
Army
House Committee
War Department
City council pavement tour report favors lithic pavement
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls June 26 reports the city council committee’s junket through Northwest cities inspecting pavements and parks. The committee’s findings emphasize lithic pavement as the most satisfactory impression, with the report presented tonight.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Northwest
Special improvement panel recommends bitulithic over creosoted blocks
The Special Improvement Committee recommended using bitulithic paving on First Avenue North, while rejecting the property owners’ petition for creosoted blocks. The vote reflects a preference for durable paving favored by the panel.
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First Avenue North
Chinese famine relief ends as harvest resumes
Washington reports a Chinese harvest reducing hunger. The Red Cross declares no further contributions are needed for famine relief, noting total funds received of 80,300 dollars were nearly all spent on aid.
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Washington
China
Red Cross
The
Boy Freddie Jeppelle to be sent to Butte family home
State Deputy Humane Officer De Hart received a request from Freddie Jeppelle's parents to send the boy to Butte, where the family lives after fleeing from the Helena St. Joseph orphans home with two Goodnow brothers. The Goodnow boys may return to the school.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Jacob L. de Hart
Freddie Jeppelle
Butte
Anaconda
St. Joseph
Helena
Yankee Doodle cart offered to subscribers in advance
A Yankee Doodle cart the Standard gives to subscribers paying a year in advance will please children. Call at the Standard office in Butte or Anaconda to see these carts.
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Standard
Butte
Anaconda
Refuse Patents to Cunningham in Alaska Coal Lands Case
The article details allegations that Cunningham and partners formed an unlawful agreement to share coal land claims totaling about 5,250 acres. It notes high land value estimates and coal quality, cites Commissioner Dennett praising Gravis’ work, and mentions Guggenheim connections and Ballinger-Pinchot hearings. The government accuses prelocation conspiracies intended to benefit a joint or corporate use.
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Dennett
Gravis
Cunningham
Guggenheim
Ballinger-Pinchot
Alaska
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