Montana women back Perham for federation president
Mrs. Perham, Montana club women leader and second vice president of the general federation, seeks the federation presidency with support from Montana delegates. She argues Montana clubs have met all calls to service and that a Montana win would reflect loyal statewide backing amid financial limits on delegations to the Los Angeles convention. An all-Montana luncheon follows with informal discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perham
General Federation
W. S. Jennings
Jacksonville
Fla
John Dickinson Sherman
Estes Park
Col
Montana
Club Women of
Federation
Los Angeles
California
Undertaker notices for Carl Hicks death at 3102 Keokuk Street
The remains of Carl Hicks who died last evening at the family residence 3102 Keokuk Street are prepared for Duggan's poses. Funeral time and place will be announced later. Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Patrick Gannon and Family express gratitude for kindnesses and sympathy, especially to St. Mary’s sisters and priests and to those sending flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Patrick Gannon
Saublie
Sherman
Ime
Colou
Infant Ambrosetti Dies. Funeral Set at Home
Joseph Ambrosetti, aged 3 months and 27 days, son of Mr and Mrs Dennis Ambrosetti of 2532 South Montana Street, died yesterday morning. The funeral will be held from the family home this Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrosetti
Joseph
Dennis Ambrosetti
South
Montana Street
Bill May Prove Disappointment in Wheat Price Bill
The article contrasts views on a government price fixing proposal for wheat. A committee split shows a strong minority warning the plan is unworkable and could cause nationwide distress. It notes farmers’ electoral pressures and broader tariff concerns influencing support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Agriculture
Washington
Senator Lodge
Tariff Committee
Massachusetts
New England
New York Herald-Tribune News Service
Sterling report attacked by Borak in Senate hearing
Senator Borah challenges the minority report from his committee as Senator Sterling and allies clash over Wheeler's guilt or innocence. Senator Glass accuses the indictment of blackmail while Wheeler’s former prosecutor role in Daugherty cases colors the debate. A senate roll call on adoption of the majority report is expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borak
Senate
Sterling
South Dakota
Wheeler
Borah
Glass
Virginia
Department of Justice
Vie
Daugherty
Montana
One man released after drug charge complaint against Cohen
H Nelson was freed from custody after a complaint charging both sale and possession of drugs was filed against Cohen and Nelson. The two were arrested together on the drug charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Nelson
Ben Cohen
Cohen
Revenue Bill Decision and Bonus Plan Impacts
The article notes today’s decision on the revenue bill and explains the bonus act’s administration. It details the Red Cross and government effort to issue veteran bonus application forms, the expected 4,000,000 applications, projected costs of about 115 million annually, and the budget implications with 2,500 extra clerks. It also cites a treasury surplus of 395 million and a tax cut of over 400 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
American Red Cross
Government Department
War Department
Budget Bureau
Navy Department
Veterans’ Bureau
Madden
House Appropriations Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Graft Allegations Tie Klan Records to Texas
Counsel for Peddy pushed to disclose Klan membership in Texas and testimony showed about 150 to 175 Klan organizations in the state. Witnesses alleged officials in H. L. Savage’s office discussed pro Mayfield interests in 1922 while Jett testified graft at $500 to $1,000 weekly from propaganda funds despite a $40 salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peddy
Texas
Mayfield
H. L. Savage
Jett
Richard Indicted by Federal Grand Jury in Newark
A federal grand jury in Newark indicts Tex Richard six other men and an unknown corporation in the transportation of the Dempsey Carpentier fight films. The indictments charge illegal interstate transport. The panel, after weeks of witness testimony, may issue warrants in Trenton soon. Assistant Attorney General Segar led the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Tex Richard
Dempsey- Carpentier
Federal Grand Jury
Segar
Washington
Trenton
Return Check Man Operated in Butte
May 20 in Helena requisition papers were filed for the return to Montana from Chippewa Falls Wisconsin of George Wells alias Freddy Wells charged with uttering a worthless check of seventy dollars on the Bank of Eureka California. The check was said to have been cashed by the Grand hotel at Butte as Wells allegedly passed several checks during the hotel victimization, according to Sheriff Larry Duggan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Chippewa Falls
Wis
George Wells
Freddy Wells
Eureka
Cal
Butte
Larry Duggan
Wells
Lost husband case ends with $55,000 verdict
Milwaukee Wis November 20 Mrs Amber Allis plaintiff in a suit against her brother in law Louis Allie and sister in law Margery Norris for 250000 damages for alleged affections of Gilbert Allis her former husband won a verdict of 55000 in her favor when jury returned the decision today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Amber Allis
L Louis Allie
Margery Norris
Gilbert Allis
Rainfall Sustains Steady In Colombia's Some Districts
In certain districts of Colombia rainfall remains continuous, maintaining persistent wet conditions across regions. Local weather patterns show prolonged precipitation, influencing agriculture and daily life in affected areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Fires spread across Pend d Oreille and surrounding forests
Fires burn across Pend d Oreille with 11 blazes reported. Panhandle Lumber camp lost near Spirit Lake as 200 acre Webster construction blaze advances toward Troy. Blackfeet and Kootenai forests show some improvement though six and eight fires remain respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pend'Oreille Forest
Pend d’Oreille
Panhandle Lumber Company
Spirit Lake
Idaho Panhandle
Webster Construction Company
Troy
Kootenai Forest
Blackfeet
Kootenai
Ole Hanson Charged With Stealing Horse in Pasadena
Ole Hanson former Seattle mayor and Los Angeles real estate operator faced a horse stealing charge filed by Clarence W. Basten in a Pasadena justice court. Arraigned and held on 1000 bail pending a preliminary hearing next Thursday Hanson said he was charged with stealing his own horse Golden after recognizing a horse in Sierra Madre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Ole Hanson
Seattle
Pasadena
Clarence W. Basten
Sierra Madre
California
Mr. Basten
Flintridge
Elder Re elected National Committeeman by Idaho Democrats
Robert H. Elder of Coeur d Alene, ill in a Spokane hospital, was re elected national committeeman by the Idaho democratic convention in St. Mariel Idaho by a vote of 53 percent to 41 percent over Asher B Wilson of Twin Falls. Elder displayed strength in the temporary chairman vote and throughout credentials committee deliberations and the night fight over its adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ST. Mariel
Idaho
Robert H. Elder
Coeur d'Alene
Spokane
Asher B. Wilson
Twin Falls
Elder
Cars Needed to Move Northwestern Grain Crop
A Northwest regional advisory board report estimates 305,700 rail cars are required to haul this year’s grain crop across Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Montana. Minnesota 82931 North Dakota 83840 South Dakota 85541 Montana 43455.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paul, Minn
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Northwest Regional Advisory Board
North
Swimming Exhibition Repeats Tonight at 8 30
The swimming and gym exhibitions started Monday at the K C building will be repeated tonight at 8 30. Residents and spectators are invited to view performances by local swimmers and athletes showcasing routines and displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C
Jurors Told to Report for Duty in Carroll Court
All jurors in Judge Carroll's department must report at 10 o'clock this morning. The Cloke-Butte Electric Railway suit led to an order excusing undrawn jurors until 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. After the Cloke case settled, newspapers were asked to announce a new reporting time for jurors this morning to begin a fresh suit.
Pickford's Dorothy Vernon Wows Butte Audiences
Mary Pickford leaves Butte after tonight while crowds praise Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall. A studio letter notes Pickford wore 13 Elizabethan gowns weighing heavy beaded dresses with multiple petticoats. The bridal gown reportedly weighed about 50 pounds and was worn several times. The principals aside from Pickford had 90 costume changes totaling a ton and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Butte
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Mary
Pickford-Fairbanks
Miss Pickford
Rialto Feature Shows Holmes as Silk Hat Crook in Tipped Off
Stuart Holmes stars as a confidence man on vacation in Tipped Off at the Rialto. He appears as a silk hat crook posing as nobility, using affectations to slip into elite circles, delivering a masterful comic performance alongside his dramatic persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Holmes
Marquis de Chateauroy
And
Prince
Rialto
Mr. Holmes
Aviators Held Back by Stormy Weather
Minato reports from 350 miles north of Tokio say American around the world flyers reached Yetorofu after leaving Yotorofu island, their second Kuriles landing. Navy dispatches confirm the aviators remain at Yetorofu, detained by stormy weather. An attempt to hop off was planned for early morning if conditions improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Associated Press
Minato
Yotorofu Island
Kuriles
Japanese Navy Department
Yetorofu
Navy Department
Winners of the One Step Heat Named at Winter Garden
Winners of the second heat of the one step race at the Winter Garden were announced last night. First place went to Mr. and Mrs. Winke, second to Snes Murphy and Miss Vivian Bertrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Garden
Winke
Snes Murphy
Vivian Bertrand
Women Victory in Presbyterian Assembly Vote on Roles
The sixty fourth general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States reaffirmed women’s eligibility for executive committee seats, rejecting nine presbyteries’ calls to remove women from committees. A minority report was adopted, and Lexington Kentucky was chosen for the 1925 meeting. The assembly also stayed in the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Sixty-Fourth
General Assembly of
Church
Assembly
Lexington
Federal
Council of Churches of Christ In America
Pennsylvania Joins Coolidge Backers In Delegation
In Philadelphia on May 20 the Pennsylvania delegation to the Republican National Convention caucused and unanimously backed President Coolidge. They elected Secretary of the Treasury Mellon as chair and chosen Pennsylvania's representative on the convention committee while re electing Senator Pepper as national committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Republican Nationa Convention
President Coolidge
Hill lands road contract bid for Divide Creek hill
Walter J. Hill, son of the late James J. Hill, won the Montana state highway bid for 6.10 miles of Divide Creek hill federal aid highway in Glacier county. The $97,251.05 project includes grading, gravel surfacing and drainage, well below the engineer’s estimate of 120,000. Eight other bidders competed as commissioners Lanstrum and Warden observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Lanstrum
O. 8
Warden
Husbands Demand Arrests Over Wives in Two Warrants
Two husbands swore out warrants for their wives with grand larceny and kidnapping alleged. Lillie Stevens is accused of taking family goods from 825 West Mercury Street while her husband was away. Annie Stepie and Joe Chidester face charges tied to theft of the Stepies’ young daughter and custody disputes. Other cases include Dave Neddleton charged with receiving stolen junk from mining firms and Tom Degnon and Harold Seaton facing auto use and support issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Stevens
W. Stevens
West Mercury Street
Matt Stepie
Annie Stepie
Joe Chidester
J. D. Gleason
Roy Guy
David O'Connor
Little Boys
Tom Degnon
Harold Seaton
Rotarians Entertain Sanitarium Patients in Galen
The Butte Rotana club organized an evening of music for tuberculosis sanitarium patients at Galen. A committee led by Mrs. Fanny Collet with Jessie Roscow, Mrs. Edna Duffy and Maude Boyington supervised the event and refreshments. The program featured Miss Mary Newton, Denny Sullivan, Miss Gladys Huffman, Miss Mabel Lyden, Miss Audrey Phelan, Joe Monahan, Howard McIntyre and others with vocal duets, solos, dance and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen
Butte Rotana Club
Fanny Collet
Jessie Roscow
Edna Duffy
Maude Boyington
Mary Newton
Denny Sullivan
Gladys Huffman
Mabel Lyden
Audrey Phelan
Joe Monahan
Miss Nwton
Miss Newton
Mr. Sullivan
Howard McIntyre
Motor Tourists Increase at Butte Park
Arrivals at the Butte tourist park grow daily with eight parties camped last night. Some travelers stopped at the chamber of commerce and did not register. Registered campers include Charles Schultz and O G Wood from West Yellowstone, Howard E H Lall from La Crosse, Bernard from Sandpoint, Pierre McCoy of Lake Park, R E Story from San Bernardino, A T Banks of Lovell, L Peterson of Los Angeles, I L Ressler of Grays Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montgomery’s Father Dies in Mobile at 79
John J. Montgomery, 79, father of W. R. Montgomery the Butte druggist, died in Mobile Alabama after a period of serious illness. He had spent most of his life in the South and was prominent in mercantile business there. W. R. Montgomery arrived from Butte last week as illness worsened. Two sons and four daughters were at his bedside. pneumonia was the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
John J. Montgomery
W. R. Montgomery
Mr. Montgomery
South
Mobile
Ala
Meaderville Independents Ready for Clark Park Showdown
The Meaderville baseball club with new uniforms and the Swede ball will face the Anaconda Jay Bees Saturday at 6:15 PM at Clark Park. The game continues a 6 to 6 tie from last Saturday and draws a large Anaconda following as two top independent clubs meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Castoff
Meaderville Baseball Club
Anaconda Jay Bees
Clark Park
Anaconda
Boy Struck by Car on Park and Dakota Streets
Michael Brennan ten year old son of Mr and Mrs M Brennan of 929 South Main was badly bruised after being struck by a car driven by Charles H Moran of 48 West Park. The collision occurred as Moran turned onto Park and witnesses said the boy ran into the street. He was taken to B St James hospital by Moran and treated by Dr B McMahon. Moran is held at the police station on a reckless driving charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Brennan
M. Brennan
South Main Street
Park
Dakota Streets
Charles H. Moran
West Park Street
Moran
St. James’ Hospital
B. McMahon
Poland Has No Law Against Check Raising
A brief note claims that there is no statutory prohibition on check raising in Poland. It cites no official statute or legal opinion and reads as an unverified assertion about gambling or card game practices within Polish law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
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Mrs. Perham
Undertaker
North Main Street
Sam R. White
Embalmera
Pheome
Joseph Richards, Inc
Lipmanne & Wade
Phoue
Daly Shea Company
Emball Kest
Phenn Te
Wren Assidy & Gosselin Eel
Ossre
M. J. Walsh CO. Pumers
Omas Tobin
Kant Park Street
Ebean & Reed
Sherman & Reed
The
Heed Organization
Saepduae
Arincwe
Bill
Mark Sullivan
Congress
Sterling Report
Richard
Idaho Democrats
Frederick L. Collins
Smopolitan
Presbyterian
Independents
Warner Bros
Grace Darmond
News and Comedy
T. Tomich & Co
West Park
Hills Bros
Green Valley
Lipton
van Dam
Peet
Pat Carney
J. L. Hannifin
W. Park
Goatees
Utte
Lamb
Galena Butte
Mont
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