Silver Bow Post at Livingston Meet Opens State Convention
Trains from Butte to Livingston carried over 100 Legionnaires from Silver Bow post plus eight delegates for the state convention starting in Livingston. Delegations from Western Montana towns traveled through Butte expressing support for John Troup for state commander. The two day convention opens this morning with an elaborate Livingston program and no profiteering, as the Chamber of Commerce backs the festivities.
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Butte
Livingston
Silver Bow Post
Adjt
Emmet O’brien
Montana
Missoula
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Dillon
John Troup
Livingston Chamber of Commerce
Legionnaires
McCormick to Speak at Falls Buddies' Pivouac July 5
W J McCormick of Missoula will be principal speaker at the Great Falls American Legion Buddies Pivouac on July 5 in Gibson Park. The event closes a patriotic parade and includes 70 French memorial diplomas to Cascade soldiers’ relatives, plus a band concert, baseball game, and a street carnival with an evening band program.
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Great Falls
American Legion
W. J. McCormick
Missoula
Gibson Park
Cascade
Rancher Pays Fine After Beaver Skin Sale Dispute
Great Falls June 27 Homer Carter Cascade rancher was fined 25 dollars after being arrested on charges of selling beaver skins without a permit. He said adversity from breath conditions forced the sale of a number of skins he believed cured years ago for a garment.
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Great Falls
Homer Carter
Cascade
League planks finalized for League of Nations debate
San Francisco June 27 Several League of Nations planks were perfected today for presentation to the democratic resolutions committee. They conflict with administration views and are expected to shape the committee's deliberations.
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San Francisco
League of Nations
Democratic Resolutions Committee
Fierce Fighting Across Polish Front Official Communique
Warsaw reports intense fighting along the entire Polish front in a continued clash as stated by the Polish official communique issued today. The dispatch notes rising combat activity and steady engagement across multiple sectors with no immediate ceasefire announced.
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Warsaw
Mojave Desert plank sparks big political clash
In the Mojave Desert battle, Bryan's prohibition plank fuels a fierce fight among Cox Palmer and McAdoo factions. Admins push for liberalized enforcement while Bryan seeks a decisive crusade. Robinson tipped as possible permanent chair. Colby to step aside. Delegates wander hotel lobbies for crumbs of news.
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Bryan
Six Arrested in Bootlegging Raids and Drunkenness
Police raided alleged bootleggers and arrested six men for drunkenness. Jack Wilson Joe Doe and John Fahey faced bootlegging charges and were released on 200 bonds. Wilson was seized by Nyland and McDonald at 124 South Montana Street. Doe was taken on East Park Street and Fahey from the Hamilton block basement by Rodda and Gerry. Officers said liquor was secured at the time of arrests.
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Jack Wilson
Joe Doe
John Fahey
Wilson
Nyland
McDonald
South
Montana Street
Doe
East Park Street
Fahey
Hamilton
Rodda
Gerry
Tragedies Reported Across Six States in One Day
Multiple fatal accidents and a deadly fire reported June 27 across Ellwood City Hunt ingburg Tacoma Franklin McGregor and Mississippi River cliff collapse. Seven killed in Ellwood City fire seven from one family die near Franklin and four other deadly incidents leave several dead or injured including Ruth Miller and David Schultz.
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Ellwood City
James Carlin
Franklin
Ind
Ilinois Central
Here
M'Gregor
Iowa
Ruth Miller
Waterloo
David Schultz
McGregor
Picture Rock
Mississippi River
Miss Miller
Schultz
Four Fires Plague Butte City Yesterday
Several fires were found in Butte yesterday prompting a callout by the fire department after a quiet period. A garage at 1301 East Second Street burned beyond saving after a defective wiring fault set it ablaze at 11 o clock while residents and volunteers worked to stop spread.
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Butte
East Second Street
West Aluminum Street
Wets and Days in Action with Bryan and Burleson
The article reports political debate within the Democratic Party over the prohibition amendment, discussing Bryan's pledge to allow delegates to vote on the plank and Burleson’s self-authored alternative. Burleson argues for stringent enforcement of the eighteenth and Volstead acts, while proposing constitutional amendments to require referendums on future changes. The reading highlights tensions between enforcing Prohibition and protecting individual liberties.
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Democratic Party
Bryan
Resolutions Committee
Burleson
Supreme Court
Union of States
Congress
Democratic Women Meet Tuesday Night in Butte
Mrs Sidney Lanner, a state Democratic Party member, says Mrs C B Nolan of Helena will address Silver Bow county women Tuesday at 8 in Judge Jackson's courtroom. Nolan will outline a plan aligning county organization with national policy, including joint recognition of men and women voters and a woman as vice chair when the chairman is a man.
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Sidney Lanner
Democratic Party
C. B. Nolan
Helena
Butte
Silver Bow
Editor Ohl Dead at 57 in New York
Josiah Kingsley Ohl longtime editor of the New York Herald and later editor of the Evening Telegram died in New York city from heart disease after a nervous breakdown. He was born July 31 1863 in Brownsville Pennsylvania.
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New York
Josiah Kingsley Ohl
New York Flérald
The
New York Sun
Evening Telegram
Tie
Brownsville
Bryan Continues to Boost Walsh at Democratic Nominating Fight
San Francisco dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan urged that Senator Walsh be made permanent convention chairman. Montana delegates formed a state organization with J E Erickson as chairman and Governor Stewart in permanent organization duties. George Ramsay and J P Boles named to credentials and rules respectively, with Kremer chosen as national committeeman for four years. several Montanans arrived in San Francisco to participate in the convention efforts.
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San Francisco
Montana
William Jennings Bryan
Palace Hotel
T. J. Walsh
J. E. Erickson
Kalispell
P. E. Burke
Scoby
Maggie Smith Hathaway
Hamilton
Senator Walsh
George Ramsay
Helena
J. P. Boles
Bozeman
Governor Stewart
Charles J. Kelly
Butte
Roy Ayers
Lewistown
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana Power Team Beats Deer Lodge Electricians at Fairgrounds
The Montana Power team from Butte defeated the local Electricians at the fairgrounds Sunday afternoon. Numerous visitors from Philipsburg, Anaconda, Billings, Avon, Butte, Toronto, Missoula and Helena attended. Funeral services for Emma Wheeler of Divide were held at the Episcopal church with interment in Hillcrest cemetery.
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Montana Power
Butte
Fairgrounds
A. S. Huffman
William Bowen
Philipsburg
Jasper Huffman
George Burks
George W. Sparrow
Anaconda
Band of
Elks
T. E. Keil
Billings
Frank W. Yarlett
Piedmont
F. R. McGregor
T. F. Mumm
Clyde Schultz
Avon
S. L. Hagan
Brandis
W. Ramsay
Toronto
Canada
Paul Hoyle
Missoula
Emma Wheeler
Divide
Joseph Neville
Helena
Episcopal Church
J. W. Attwood
George Moore
Howell Davis
James Barnden
W. J. Bennett
R. McQueen
G. Lindlef
Hillcrest Cemetery
William Woodward
G. Lindler
Shelton
T. M. Wheeler
B. W. Wheeler
Edmund G. Toomey
Front-porch campaign opposed by Western leaders
Washington June 27 Senator Harding faces opposition from some Western Republican leaders who favor a swing around the circle to reach voters in principal West cities. They argue for direct contact with the region’s electorate rather than a pure front porch tour.
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Washington
Harding
Central Stars Seek Anaconda Rival After Undefeated Run
The Central Stars remain undefeated after close 6 to 7 win over Gulch Athletic Club Saturday and a 20 to 6 victory over Big Four yesterday. Lineup includes Havey catcher Packham picker Hale first base G Riley second base Canovan shortstop IL Riley third base Dempsey left field Egan center field F Riley right field.
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Central Stars
Butte
Anaconda
Gulch Athletic Club
Big Four
Havey
Packham
Picker
Hale
G. Riley
Canovan
Colored Giants Rout B A P In Easy Win
The Silver City giants defeated the B. A. P. nine 18 to 4 at Columbia gardens in a game that started tight but devolved into a comedy of errors. Babe Delaney showed speed for B A P but fielding miscues doomed the team while Hancock relieved on the mound and Mack Walker fended off the opponents.
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Silver City Giants
Columbia Gardens
Babe” Delaney
Giants
Hancock
Delaney
Mack Walker
Fourth Monday Picnic at Silver Lake by Yeomen of Anaconda
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen No 12 of Anaconda invites all labor and fraternal groups to a Fourth of July picnic at Silver Lake on Monday the 5th. There will be dancing and music by Sielaff's jazz orchestra from Butte. Trains from Butte and Anaconda offer excursion rates with round trip fares and war taxes. special train services depart in the morning and return in the evening. Committee promises a good time with refreshments on the grounds.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Anaconda
Silver Lake
Sielaff
Butte
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Lake
McAdoo Nomination Strategy Frayed by Silent Supporters
The convention city plans to nominate McAdoo without a formal presentation and have Alabama cast the first ballot for him. Delegations would then pile in votes. McAdoo backers cite his past refusals to have his name presented but acknowledge he hasn’t ruled out acceptance if nominated. The McAdoo committee lacks a named chair or secretary.
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McAdoo
Cox Nor Palmer
Mr. McAdoo
Alabama
Cox
McAdoo Committee
Non-Partisans Put Up Ticket in the County
In Great Falls on June 27 the non-partisan Cas cade county group nominated a full slate for county offices led by District Judges John W. Stanton and W. P. Costello and including County Attorney David J. Ryan, Treasurer Miss M. F. Wiprud, Assessor Matt Richardson, Auditor Richard Bennett, Surveyor C. E. Bailey, Coroner Otto C. Peters, Public Administrator Albert Kingsbury, Clerk and Recorder J. F. Winsley, Clerk of Court T. E. Barrett, Commissioner E. Fenn Lyman, Sheriff Mike Holland, and legislators Harry Hudson Guy Bosley W. J. Patterson Adolph Strunk Carl Gereke and J. C. Crowley.
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Great Falls
Cascade County
John W. Stanton
W. P. Costello
David J. Ryan
M. F. Wiprud
Matt Richardson
Richard Bennett
C. E. Bailey
Otto C. Peters
Albert Kingsbury
T. E. Barrett
E. Fenn Lyman
Mike Holland
Harry Hudson
Guy Bosley
W. J. Patterson
Adolph Strunk
Carl Gereke
J. C. Crowley
Nature's Remedy NR Tablets Advertisement Claim
This vintage ad touts Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a superior treatment for poor digestion and elimination. It contrasts the ineffectiveness of ordinary laxatives with a nightly weeklong course claiming rapid relief and lasting condition, urging readers to buy a 25 cent box and consult their druggist.
Arrival and funeral date for Fred T Molthen to be announced
The notice states that the arrival of the remains for Fred T. Molthen and the funeral date will be announced later. The brief item provides no further details on time location or attendees.
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Molthen
Fred T. Molthen
Funeral for Ann Bonner Daughter of Mrs Patrick Bonner
The funeral for Ann Bonner 20, daughter of Mrs Patrick Bonner, is set for Thursday at 9:00 AM at Duggan's Undertaking Parlors, with mass at St Joseph's Church at 9:30 AM. Burial will follow in the Catholic cemetery.
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Bonner
Ann
Patrick Bonner
Duggan
St. Joseph's Church
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