Placing of Stone Marks an Epoch in Elkcom Butte History
A long ceremony marks the cornerstone laying at the new Butte Elks home on South Montana street. More than 240 Elks and hundreds of spectators gathered, with J A Pore declaring the day an epoch and the lodge’s long cherished hopes fulfilled. Procession moved from East Quarts to Park to Montana, with Montana lodge leaders in attendance.
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ELKS
Montana Street
Elkcom
Butte
Butte Elks
Bute Elks
J. A. Pore
East Quarts Street
No. 240
Elks’ Drum and Bugle Corps
Main Street
Park
Montana
Galentreet
Melena
Tona West
Anaconda
French Plan 100000 Troops to Crush Moroccan Revolt
Paris reports unofficial war office opinions that Marshal Lyautey will need large forces to quell Abd El Krim’s rebellion in Morocco. A campaign spanning months may be required to defeat the tribes. French scouts note strong enemy concentrations and a pitched battle looms as reserves are gathered.
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World War Vets
Associated Press
Paris
War Office
Marshal Lyautey
Morocco
Abd-El-Krim
Abdel-Krim
France
Von Hindenburg to Reach Berlin Today
On the eve of a major event in Berlin radical factions rally as Wilhelm von Mindenburg, rival for president, announces he will attend the noon ceremony. The report notes both socialist and communist quarters pushing adherents to counter the event. Former Chancellor von Hindenburg had just recovered from a minor illness.
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Cere
Wilhelm von Mindenburg
Author and Editor Claimed by Death at University
Herbert Quien, 64, of Orksley Springs, a longtime author and editor, died of heart disease at the University of Minnesota after attending a journalism week. He spoke at the dinner closing the event, insisting on giving his scheduled address despite physicians’ warnings. he was hospitalized after a heart attack.
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Associated
Columbia
Herbert Quien
Orksley Springs
University of Minnourlowphias
University
Quick
Church leader urges self reform over new laws
Bishop W. F. Faber of the Montana diocese criticizes the rush to enact laws and urges personal abstinence and reform over prohibition, calling for a crusade against the privileged class and warning against fanaticism. He argues law alone cannot solve social ills and emphasizes service to God.
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W. F. Faber
Montana
Episcopal Church
St. John’s Church
Episcopal State Conference
Butte
Bisnop Faber
Three Die After Airplane Crash Near Salt Lake City
At Salt Lake City on May 10 a plane piloted by A Clarom Nebon, ex-head of the western air mail division, crashed shortly after takeoff. Nebon and two passengers, Grant Christensen and Rael De Loge, both 15, were killed as the craft burned. Identification of the youths was delayed due to severe burns. Nebon had resigned last August from his air mail post amid a controversy.
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Asmveomien
Salt Lake City
A. Clarom Nebon
Alr Mail Service
Grant Christensen
Etd
Solemn Pageant Marks Episcopal Conclave Opening
A solemn pageant at St. John's Episcopal Church opened the twenty second annual convention of the diocese of Columbus. A long procession of acolytes choristers priests and bishops moved from the parish house to the chapel led by a cross bearer. The scene featured bright bishop hoods against black robes, older Gothic church architecture, organ music, and a stirring hymn Stand Up Stand Up for Jesus.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Jesus
Ito
W. Priend
Epenne
Mont
Mather Declares For Park Inquiry
Mather calls for a public inquiry into a park matter. He warns that challenging certain Tumors could seriously retard western travel. The remarks reference public oversight and potential delays tied to park policy decisions.
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Mather
Believe Swindle Vetting Millions For Smooth Pair
In Los Angeles on May 10 investigators report evidence that about 300000 dollars said to have come from investors in aid of a rail project may have been diverted. Attorneys probe claims tied to a nationwide scheme moving funds to Ohio. The case centers on supposed investments, with authorities seeking repayment at a stated 10 to 1 ratio as they pursue the evidentiary trail.
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Angeles
Los Angeles
Dus Wemsey
Teountry
Ohio
Trial of Davis to Be Opened Today
District court prepares for the trial of former Governor Davis on charges related to soliciting a bribe for a garden for Walter Grundy. Prosecution and defense expect voir dire to take a day or two. Carl J. Peterson, former bank commissioner, appears on warrants but will be tried later.
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Davis
Walter Grundy
Hutchinson' Kang
Carl J. Peterson
Bank ‘Commissione
Peterson
Massey New Zealand Premier William Massey Dies
William Ferguson Massey was premier of New Zealand and the last wartime premier. Born in Limavady Ireland, he emigrated to New Zealand at 11 and rose from farming to politics. A Conservative and anti socialist, he admired Coolidge and met him in Washington in 1923. He visited Britain for Imperial conferences and led the dominion starting in 1913. He died at age 69 in Wellington.
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Wellington
New Zealand
William Ferguson Massey
Mansey
Neal
Dominion
Great Britain
Limavady
Londonderry
Ireland
Dominion House of Representatives
Maney
President Coolidge
Shief
Washington
Cool Hay
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J.A. Poore
William Maxwell
Walter S. Carns
Mr. Driscoll
Lodge
Drum and Trumpet Corps
Hull
Norman
Memphis
Mississippi River
United States
Episcopal Church OF Montana
Butte Heads
George Allen Beecher
Nebraska
William F. Faber
Herbert H. H. Fox
Beecher
Western Nebraska
Smepniet
Bers
Puilie
Menate
Swindle
Coolidge
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