When Bolshevists Disagree and Fire Losses Highlight Forest Week
In a May 26 1921 Anaconda Standard column the Moscow congress of the Communist Internationale is set against Lenine and the Bolshevik program. It notes criticisms from Goldman and Berkman and outlines aims to mobilize labor and spark revolts in Asia. The piece links internal United States labor struggles to global Bolshevist strategy and forecasts clashes with Lenine. It also discusses forest fire causes and urges precautions as President Harding proclaims Forest Protection Week amid losses from fires and rising timber values.
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Solicitor General Pick Beck Praised Despite Political Fire
The selection of James M. Beck as solicitor general draws mainly commendation. Beck, a former federal district attorney and assistant attorney general, is noted for sharp ability and strong opinions. Debate notes his wartime stance and controversial Brooklyn appearance, while praising his legal stature and Daugherty’s choice.
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Clark Road Saga Ties Utah to Los Angeles Rail Link
Resuming from earlier notes, Adolph Hellbronner recalls W A Clark as the chief force behind the Salt Lake Los Angeles and San Pedro line. He built the road from 1902 through harsh deserts to connect mining camps and fruit shipments, shaping a major freight and passenger network later extended by Union Pacific. The piece traces the line’s origins, labor ties, and cross-state competition with Union Pacific, plus notes on Harvard and local matters.
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Teachers Indorse Association Work at Silver Bow meeting
At a special Silver Bow County Teachers' association session held yesterday at the high school, teachers released from duty read resolutions praising the association for a fair settlement. They commend Superintendent Maddock and Ms Shearer for professional conduct and pledge support to the group. ELK MINSTRELS 15 BIG SUCCESS.
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Hotel Arrivals CrowdLocal Pageant and Guests
A crowded hotel arrivals section lists numerous guests and names from various places including Williams, Randall, Mrs J W Munon, Mr and Mrs Des, and many others. The lengthy roster names guests from Montrose, Havre, Chinook, Columbus, and Wisco with multiple surnames and titles.
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Dublin Custom House Fire Trembles City as Rebels Clash
Fire destroys the Dublin Custom House amid fierce fighting between crown forces and Sinn Feiners. Troops arrive, armored cars fire on the building, and at least five civilians and one auxiliary are reported dead with many wounded. Police rescue staff as rebels suffer heavy losses and are captured.
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Rice Leads Women Voters Rally and League Remarks
A Montana speaker discusses women’s suffrage efforts, the League of Women Voters role, and experiences from North Dakota and Montana campaigns. Mrs. A F Rice, Montana delegate at the National Convention, explains the league’s mission and membership, noting 2 000 000 women enrolled and basic eligibility as qualified voters and loyal citizens.
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Seniors Display Dramatic Talent at Local Theater
An audience filled the Margaret theater last night for the senior dramatic display of New Comedy, with students delivering familiar roles under guidance. The junior and senior cast impressed as the curtain rose and fell, showcasing polished performances despite the amateur production setting.
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Women Assume Offices While Men Serve Tables
Women take on official roles as men perform serving duties at a community event. The pageant features Norse vocal selections and a performance by St. Peter's High School girls with accompaniment by Beth Katherine Daly. Local names include Mrs Herman Warren Clemo and Mrs August De Steve ner.
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Entertain Graduates of St. Peter's High
Juniors from St Peters high school hosted a hike and picnic for graduates and chaperones at Cedar Creek. The event was described as a delightful success with students returning yesterday tired but happy from the outing.
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Elks Temple Dedicated in North Western Cities Attended
Members of the Benevolent and Protective Order and guests from many Pacific and northwestern cities attended the dedication of the new Elks Temple, completed at a cost of 335000 dollars, with the ceremony set for 10 am. today.
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