Convention Exhibits on Child Welfare and Women’s Labor
The text outlines a convention showcasing child welfare public health and labor-saving devices to coordinate work. Miss Mary Anderson from Washington labor department arranges a women’s labor exhibit. Lady Aberdeen and Mrs. Philip North Moore will address and welcome visitors as the council may denounce war and advocate its abolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Labor Department
Washington
Lady Aberdeen
Philip North Moore
National Council of Women
United States
Fiske
Austria and America enter third stage of postwar relations
Dr. Rudolph Sieghart, Vienna banker, outlines three postwar phases with Austria and the United States. The third stage focuses on building new business on a sound basis, using American capital for Austrian production, while aligning banking methods and fostering mutual understanding through direct American-European cooperation.
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Austria
America
Rudolph Sieghart
Allgemeine Oeesterreichische Boden Credit Anhalt
Vienna
Sieghart
United States
Herbert Hoover
New York
The Daily and Sunday Standard Business Rates Notice
An old rate notice from The Daily and Sunday Standard lists mailing and subscription prices for periods from One to Twelve months. It names offices in Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Dillon Boseman Philipsburg and includes contact numbers for departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Dillon, Boseman and
Philipsburg
GUNNING AFTER GUNS AT GENEVA SEEN AS CAUTIOUS
The piece notes American delegates at the Geneva arms traffic conference will be restrained and discreet. It argues Uncle Sam seeks to observe rivals and keep arms from disturbing elements while wary of Senate approval and the treaty’s fate.
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Theodore E. Burton
Geneva
Associated Press
Stephen G. Porter
America
Burton
Sam
White House
League of Nations
United States
Cuba
South America
Spain
George III
Gantler
American Senate
Distinguished women to confer at international council meeting
The quinquennial convention of the International Council of Women will be held in Washington from May 4 to 14. Delegates from many foreign countries will attend to discuss educational industrial civic and welfare issues affecting women and their activities.
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International Council of Women
Washington
Gestures Across the Sea and Pacific Naval Games
The piece notes Japan watches American Pacific maneuvers with concern as the fleet plays out a simulated capture of Honolulu and a retake by the blue fleet. It warns of anti-Japanese sentiment in Australia and cautions U.S. officers, while commenting on Coolidge Kellogg and European politics with a wary, period voice.
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Pacific
America
Hawaiian
Japan
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Mitchell
United States
Pearl Harbor
Antipodes
New Zealand
San Diego
Australia
Washington
Coolidge
Kellogg
Hindenburg Named as Germany's War Leader Again
The article profiles Paul von Hindenburg born 1847 in Posen and notes his return to influence in German affairs after hesitations by monarchists. It traces his career from 1866 through World War I, his role with Ludendorff, the Hindenburg line, resignation in 1919, and brief political comeback in 1920. It also surveys astrological predictions for the year and public mood.
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Germany
von Hindenberg
Man of
Marshal von Hindenburg
Paul von Benneckendorff
von Hindenburg
Hndenbure
Posen
East Prussia
Endeta
Austria
France
Kaiser Wilhelm
Gen. Trindenburg
Wihelm
Hindenboere
Canabdle
Tannénhbure
Warsaw
von Falvenhayn
Hindenbure
Ludendorff
Berlin
Hindenburg
Ostend
Marshal Foch
Marshal von Hiadenburge
Ebert
Hanover
Reich
Horoscope Monday May 4 1025
Early in the day friendly stars rule with Neptune Mercury and Jupiter in benefice aspects while Uranus Saturn and Mars are adverse. The Moon in Virgo fosters romance during business hours today despite a unsettled mood.
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Neptune
Mercury
Jupiter
Uranus
Saturn
Mars
Venus
Best Thing in the World by Elizabeth Barrett Browning
A brief fragment from a Browning poem lists ideals like June rose sweet south wind truth and beauty. It questions the best thing in the world and concludes with the line Something out of it I think.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning
The Irish Cop Heroism Praised by Chicago Paper
A Chicago Tribune piece lauds police courage amid a spate of shootings as seven officers are shot in a week with one killed. Names cited include Sullivan Cunningham Kennelly Fitzgerald Glavin Ryan Fennekes and officers Naughton Barker Murphy Podolski Molyn plus arresting teams Furlong Curran Finn Doherty Alcock and Egan.
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Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
Butte
Anaconda
Sullivan
F' Cunningham
Kennelly
Fitzgerald
Glavin
Ryan
Fennekes
Chapman
Aitkin
Brown
Barker
Naughton
Murphy
Podolski
Molyn
Furlong
Curran
Finn
Doherty
Alcock
Egan
Unity and One Church in the Catholic Creed
The sermon argues the true church must be one in doctrine and government and worship. It asserts Catholicism as the sole holder of Christ’s unified doctrine, governed from Rome, with bishops and the pope, fulfilling the prophecy of one fold and one shepherd.
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Church of Christ
Constantinople
Jesus Christ
Christ
St. Paul of
Tarsus
Jesus
God
Cardinal Goussette
St. Ignatius of Antioch
St. Polycarp
Smyrna
Apostles
St. Baall
St. Gregory Nazianzen
St. Ambrose
Peter
Kingdom of Heaven
St. Paul
St. Clement
Corinthians
Hell
Apostle
Rome
Catholic Church
Oh Doctor Screen Version At The American
Blanche Payson, one of Reginald Denny's supporting players in Oh Doctor being shown today at the American, stands 6 feet 3 inches tall and 205 pounds but appears lean beside taller men. Harry Pollard directs the screen version of Harry Leon Wilson's humorous story with Mary Astor in a leading female role.
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Blanche Payson
Reginald Denny
Harry Pollard
Harry Leon Wilson
Mary Astor
Unclaimed watch chain and fob found after Lahood Marks fight
A light gold watch chain and mono grammed fob found at the Broadway theater after the Lahood Marks fight remain unclaimed at the sheriff's office. Sheriff Duggan reports the items were turned in and await rightful owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Duggan
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Azada
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
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Prudden
King & Prudden, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Globe
Rosaton
Steger
Chicago
Sharon
San Francisco
San Fernando
Los Angeles
Europe
Dawes
Leon Trotzky
Senator Borah
Paul von Hindenberg
London
Transvaal
Cape Town
South Africa
McClure
Higago
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