Two Expositions Spotlight Gardens and Home Industries
The Rome chamber plans two expositions featuring gardens and home industries with vegetable exhibits and canning demonstrations. Lectures by Mr Peet and extension staff addressed gardening for local children and school programs, praising gardening efforts and promising more events next week and into Anaconde.
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Indus Lems
Decil Potter
Piwas
Rome
de JK. Campbell
Extension Department
Agricultural
Cole $Eberana
Cautaren
Peet
Rome Gardens
Patie Chamber of Commerce
United States
Protipald
Mr. Potter
Anaconde
Mr. Peet
Br. Potter
Campbell
Victor Beigel
Dent
New Governor of Rotary District Elected at Luncheon
The report notes the fifth annual convention of Rotary District E where the total membership reaches 1,497. A noonday luncheon was held as part of the proceedings and the new district governor was introduced.
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Rotary
Rotary induction planned after Edinburgh convention
Montana Rotarians, led by 10 Lamont, president of the Butte Rotary Club, will induct Mr Davis into an office after the International Convention in June at Edinburgh Sealand. The article notes the nomination and timing for the forthcoming role.
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Montana
Lamont
Butte
M Mullen Speaks to Class at Y.M.C.A. Session
A fragmented report notes M Mullen addressing a class at a Y.M.C.A. gathering. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a notable speaker engaging students and mentioning the term Ton as part of the event.
Surcharges Granted for Cross Border Passenger Traffic
Ottawa March 9 The railway association of Canada was granted permission by the board of railway operators to impose surcharge on passenger traffic between Canada and the United States due to unfavorable exchange rates.
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Ottawa
Bolshevik Aid to Rail Line Moves Reported
In a fragmentary item, reference is made to Bolshevik influence aiding railway movements from Kutair to Batu. The note mentions a pro allied mission and Georgian government, implying Soviet support for rail operations in the region.
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Wyte
Pre Ho
Germans Happy Over Arrival Promises Better Food Supply
German authorities in Duisburg area report General de Gouette’s proclamation calling a state of siege, surrender of arms within 12 hours, and ban on strikes or sabotage. Police to operate under allied supervision. street trade limited only if disturbances arise. Belgians occupy Hamborn near Duisburg coaling port Thyssen works without incident.
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de Gouette
Hamborn
Berlin
Duisburg
Thyssen
Shipwreck Drowns Thousand on Hong Moh Off Swatow
AP dispatch from AMO China reports about 1000 people drowned when the steamship Hong Moh, a 1200 passener coolie carrier, wrecked near Lamock Island off the Port of Swatow on March 3. Lim Peng, a Singapore millionaire, was among the missing.
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Associated Press
Amo
China
Hong Moh
Roosevelt sworn in as assistant secretary of the navy
Lieut Col Roosevelt is sworn in as assistant secretary of the navy after Senate confirmation. He promptly informs officers and civilian staff on duty at the department. A separate item notes a Negro charged with selling narcotics and mentions a brief congressional record from the Associated Press. In Paso, Texas, Adolfo De La Huerta’s former provisional president replacement and an assassination report are also referenced.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
the Roosevelt
Paso
Texas
Adolfo de la Huerta
Investigation of the matter continues in Montana Senate
The governor described a roomful discussion where Connolly and several business figures including Roy, Covert, W. H. Rowley, F. W. H. Colina, Aldrich, W. A. Selvidge, and C. W. Fowler were present. He said Connolly did not hear the statement but heard the aftermath. Senator Stewart pressed if the charge rested on hearsay, the governor said a member’s witness in the room counted as non hearsay. The governor noted developing remarks about the timing of votes on the tax commission bill versus the old tax bill. Attorney General Rankin will assist in the investigation alongside the committee.
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Connolly
Roy, Covert
Merchants’ National Bank of
Bu Linge
Col
W. H. Rowley
F. W. H. Colina
Mr. Aldrich
W. A. ‘Selvidge
Montana Development Associa
Senate
Stewart
Tax Commission
Connolly Wus
Rankin
Gene
Hal Plete
Ings
Tunod
Deer Nd
Anderson |Cial
Presng
Colombia
Governor Shoup Delays Highlight Open Door Claim
A confused report describes Governor Shoup’s routine of meeting citizens at the executive office, where a man waits repeatedly for an audience. The piece notes efforts to see the governor, a check given, and references to ongoing delays and repeated attempts.
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Mtly
Tim
Twain Bust Stolen From Hartford Home
The Associated Press reports a bust of Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain was stolen from in front of the author’s former Hartford home. The pedestal was recovered in the park river, but the bust itself is missing. A reward has been offered for its return.
Secretary Davis Reports Early Arrival at Labor Department
In Washington on a morning marked by unusual pace, labor secretary Davis arrived at the Labor Department at 7:30, one hour before the office force. He noted quiet elevators and took seven flights of stairs to his office, signaling a proactive start to the day.
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Denver
Joeeyh B. Moores
Gov
Farly Birday
Washington
Davis
Labor’ Department
Government Marine Advocates Lose in HGH School Debate
A two to one decision in the senate at Butte High School last night defeated Government Marine Advocates over the proposal. The negative team included Ackior Godfrey and Harry Hendrickson among others, with faculty adviser Mr McMulen coordinating the session.
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Government Marine
Senate
Butte High School
OXDETAKERS elements for the fake funeral notice
A garbled obituary note lists John G. Lowney as delayed or completed in a funeral context. The entry mentions DALYSHEA COMPANY FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS at 1 E Park Re with phone 368, indicating local services.
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Dalyshea Company Funeral Directors and Embalmers
E Park Re
Coward Robbed by Masked Man in Narrow Street Ambush
Fred Coward of 316 North Wyoming reports a robbery at about 11 o'clock. A masked man in clothing described as neat entered his home, demanded money, and took its contents from his pockets before fleeing. description is vague.
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Fred Coward
Wyoming
Linen Return Bill Passes California Senate
The California senate approved a bill requiring laundries to return linens stolen from hotels to their owners. The measure moves to the assembly for consideration.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Senate
California
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