House Overrides President on Soldier Bonus Bill
The House voted 313 to 78 to override President Coolidge’s veto on the soldier bonus bill and send it to the Senate, which plans to take up the measure Monday at 2 o’clock amid pressure from both sides. Debate centered on economy and finance as Republicans and Democrats argued over the bill’s implications for taxation and treasury stability. The Senate outcome remained uncertain as supporters aimed to press the measure forward despite anticipated opposition.
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Archbishop to Give Cathedral Address in Helena
The Must Re John Glennon archbishop of St. Louis will preach the consecration sermon at the Cathedral of St. Helena ceremony announced by Bishop John P. Carroll. The rite occurs on May 17 with bishops Thien Enver Sehinner Bookane and Carroll officiating. Vespers at 8 o clock feature Archbishop Austin Dowling of St Paul as preacher.
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John P. Carroll
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Blaze Out Of Control Near Whitefish Endangers Towns And Timber
A huge wildfire southwest of Whitefish, along a three mile stretch between Blanchard Lake and Whitefish River, has burned over 2,000 acres and crossed containment lines. High northwest winds drive the blaze, threatening ranches and mature timber as power lines were cut and residents flee to safety. Firefighting teams deploy power pumps for the first time in the Kootenal and Blackfeet Winds region as the fire advances despite efforts to hold it.
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President Coolidge Recovers From Bronchial Cold
Washington May 17 President Coolidge after a day of rest gained mastery over a bronchial cold that forced him from the executive offices. Vice President is still affected but expected back at his desk Monday. He plans to spend Sunday reading and attending church, aiming to avoid throat strain before his forthcoming address.
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Coolidge Wins in Oregon as Johnson Is Beaten 3 to 1
Oregon Republicans approved Calvin Coolidge for the Republican nomination by a three to one margin over Senator Hiram W. Johnson. Early returns from 879 precincts show Coolidge leading with McNary 57,100 and Baker at 23,144. Democratic senatorial candidates Milton A. Miller and W. Strayer trail. Results limited by incomplete eastern Oregon data.
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Short Haul Bill Set For Final Senate Action
Washington May 17 After attempts to add the long and short haul railroad rate measure to the army bill failed the bill was called to the floor on its merits. It carried a total of 30 million dollars and was passed after three failed attempts to delay. An amendment to curb ICC emergencies was rejected. The Pittman provision and subsequent amendments drew clashes but the measure likely won t be taken up Monday due to debate over the soldier bonus.
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Flyers Forced to Water by Storm Over Pacific Route
Message from Lieut. Lowell H. Smith to Gen. Mason Pats reports three army flyers grounded by snow storms en route from Attu to Paramushiru in the Kuriles. The fleet landed by Korandorski at 4:30 due to weather, did not ashore, then reached Para mashiru vicinity by 2:35. Eleven planes and personnel unharmed. flight distance about 25 miles with 10 percent snow and clear conditions afterward.
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Daugherty Case Plays Out Amid Payoff Theories
Washington hearings on bootlegging era payments unfold as the Daugherty committee probes $100,000 allegedly paid to fund Mexican revolutionary efforts. Witnesses face government prosecutions while Attorney General Stone reorganizes the FBI after a resigning former chief.
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Doheny
New Butte Temple Auditorium Opens With Masonic Ceremony
The Temple auditorium in Mining City Butte, a $300 000 semi public building, opened last night with a reception and dance for Masons and families. It seats 1 550 and includes a ballroom, banquet room, lodge room, business spaces, and a library. Cornerstone laid 18 months ago with ceremonies led by C S Bell of Billings. Construction led by trustee officers Lewis A. Smith Sol Genzberger Floyd Fluent Frank W. Haskins Sam Shiner Carl J. Christian and R Rundell. Masonic Week begins with Scottish Rite and Shrine meetings at the new hall through Friday culminating in the Bagdad ceremony.
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Immigration bill in Hughes hands for last report
Washington May 17 The immigration restriction bill and its Japanese exclusion provision are with the State Department for study and preparation of a report to President Coolidge The measure moves through routine final stages at the Capitol and was sent to the White House after approval by the Labor Department The State Department will base its report on policy regarding the Japanese exclusion The president has been fully advised by Secretary Hughes and the written presentation will reflect views already given orally by Hughes The timing and action on the bill hinge on the State Department report and the president's decision remains undecided
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Married 50 Years Woman Seeks Divorce
Denver May 17 After being passed her golden wedding Mrs Helen Sellis, 50 years married May 1, 1874, she charged her aged husband with desertion and failure to support. Mr and Mrs Hill were married at Camden, Kansas.
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Camden
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Major Deene y to Be Buried Monday
The funeral for Maj William Emmet Deeney will be held Monday at 4 30 from the Immaculate Conception Church at 1009 West Granite Caledonia Street where solemn high mass will be celebrated by Rev Father Leonard. Pallbearers include Judge J J Lynch Jona Gribben Capt Morris Drohan Jeremiah Kagan Michael McDonough and Senator Thomas Walker.
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Thomas Walker
Three Injured In Collision Of Cars On Nine Mile Road
A late night crash on the upper Nine Mile road left three people with minor injuries. They were treated at St James hospital by Dr T J B Brainley. Both cars were badly damaged in the impact and several bystanders helped.
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Pat Harrison Chosen Temporary Chair At Democratic Meet
New York May 17 The national democratic sub committee on convention arrangements unanimously elected Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi as temporary chairman and keynote speaker for the convention. The group fixed June 1 for a late pre convention meeting. Harrison was widely expected to win after an unofficial session last night. Garrett of Tennessee was his main rival. McAdoo and Underwood factions indicated support for Harrison. Harrison’s stance on prohibition was not stated. it is known he voted for the 18th Amendment and Volstead Act. Absentees included J Bruce Kremer of Montana.
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Montana
State officers seize liquor and paraphernalia in Butte raid
Visiting Chris Sodaris at 24 East Galena Street with a search warrant, enforcement officers seized squors and paraphernalia, found 60 pint bottles of noon, gin, whiskey, beer cartons, flasks, jugs, and a keg. Rodney was jailed as a crowd watched noisy proceedings.
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Lava erupts at Halemau Mau crater in Hawaii
AP reports white hot lava blasted from Halemau mau crater at 9 PM with three mile high ash cloud and rocks raining over the area. A second smaller eruption occurred at 9 30 AM. Observers fled as dust and ash darkened skies up to 30 miles from Hilo. National Park prohibits visitors due to dust threat. police relocated amid ash irritation.
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U S Battleship Rescued by Tugs at Riementon
Riementon Washington tugboats assisted a U S battleship in distress near the coast. The incident drew emergency attention from harbor authorities and reported noises indicated possible damage but no injuries were confirmed.
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L Jolson Show Attacked For Debt In California
An Associated Press report from Santa Barbara, California, May 17 notes that Al Jolson’s road show was delayed over debt issues at Riverside Theater. The incident disrupted the performance as authorities intervened and the act was adjusted to address the financial dispute.
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Mountain Sheep Seen by Tourists Near Butte
A transcontinental tour party reports rare mountain sheep sighting near Butte in Cedar Hill and Whitehall areas. The two animals emerged from cedars, climbed a hill, and stared then galloped away, prompting remarks from CH Stewart and other tourists at the Butte tourist park.
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