Two Axe asserts rent for white settlers on Six Nations land
Chief Two Axe argues that whites should pay rent for use of land belonging to the Six Nations, framing the demand as rightful sovereignty rather than eviction. He cites that under an 1784 treaty ratified by New York, claims support the Indians, while rejecting Western schooling or hospitals as relevant.
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Two Axe
Six Nations
Chief Two Axe
New York Indian Claims Commission
New York
Bankers of nine counties meet in Bozeman on Memorial Day
Montana bankers from Big Horn Gallatin Rosebud Park Carbon Sweetgrass Stillwater Yellowstone and Treasure counties gather in Bozeman for a Memorial Day meeting ahead of the state association’s Great Falls gathering August 1. The program includes greetings reports and accounts plus a film showing and a tour of Montana State College activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana Bankers’ Association
Big Horn
Gallatin
Rosebud
Park
Carbon
Sweetgrass
Stillwater
Yellowstone
Treasure Counties
State Association
Great Falls
Charles Vandenhook
George Cox
W. S. Davidson
Amos C. Hall
H. S Buell
A. G. Berthot
H. R. Greene
J. H. Baker
E. S. Edsall
Carson FE. Bechtel
Livingston
T. W. Marshall
Reed Point
E. L. Heidel
Belgrade
D. W. Higbie
Big Timber
W. T. Craig
Ingomar
Byrne J. Osborn
H. Howard
Chamber of Commerce
A. R. McDermott
Montana National Bank
Billings
Carson I. Bechtel Livingston
Big
J. M. Trytten
S. V. Stewart
Helena
Uncle Sam” Hampton
Montana State College
Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
Arthur J. Ogaard
Middle Creek
Ellen Theater
Montana State College and Extension Department
Elks
Knights of Columbus Open State Convention at Deer Lodge
The Knights of Columbus opened their state convention in Deer Lodge with mass at Immaculate Conception Church followed by a 10 45 AM session. Delegates from 19 councils attended along with state and local officials. A tour of Montana State Prison and a banquet at the Deer Lodge hotel framed the opening day with elections, committees named for credentials resolutions fraternal greetings and per diem discussions slated for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Immaculate Conception
A. R. Coopman
Anacondana
Frank Conley
Pierre Sanders
Anaconda
William J. McGinley
New Haven
Conn
Knights
Montana State Prison
Conley’s Lake
Deer Lodge Hotel
R. FE. Crowler
Great Falls
J. T. Carroll
Helena
W. D. Ahern
Livingston
Joseph O’connor
Kalispell
H. L. Wolfe Jr
Malta
W. J. Corbett
Butte
BE. J. Cummins
L. EE. Choquette
Havre
R. F. Leonard
Miles City
P. F. Shea
Billings
A. J. Baker
Lewistown
T. S. Corbally
H. A. Kendall
J. H. Sidle
Missoula
P. R. Dougherty
Wolf Point
Dr. J. Piedine
Bozeman
L. Y P. Sullivan
Townsend
W. D Lostness
J A. McCabbe
Harlowton
George Burke
D. A. Harpole
Mart Hayes
J. FP. Miller
Aneaconda
D. J. O'Neill
Glendive
B. F. McGinnias
Supreme
A. G. Bagley
San Francisco
James J. Gorman
Seattle
A. J. Clemo
E. Sullivan
George M. Weber
Folk remembered for noble qualities and public service
Tuesday morning in 1923 tribute notes Joseph W Folk as Missouri governor and national figure. The piece recalls his 1912 Baltimore convention withdrawal in favor Champ Clark, roles as solicitor, chief counsel for the ICC, and his work as lecturer and speaker. It lauds his broad intelligence, convictions, and lifelong effort to improve the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Champ Clark
Baltimore
State Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Folk
Trees as memorials for a nation’s memory
A reflection on memorials shifting from sculpture to living tribute through trees and parks. Memorial trees and groves honor veterans while serving communities, offering practical value, shade, birds, and play areas for future generations, as noted by the Cincinnati Enquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Butte Paved Highway Campaign Signals Renaissance and Pride
Butte celebrates a successful public fund drive for a main road linking to the Divide. Organizers led by Chairman Rowe, with broad civic support, expect traffic in 90 days. The Montana Way project is hailed as a turn toward progress and revival, dispelling croakers and showcasing Butte’s fighting spirit and pride.
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Butte
Rowe
Old Town
Montana
Indians Demand Restitution From Great Father In Montana Suit
The Nez Perces Blackfeet and Sioux sue to recover eight to ten billion dollars in lands or monetary compensation in Montana and Dakota claims. They consider Chief Two Axe’s New York settlement offer as a possible compromise.
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Montana
Dakotas
Uncle Sam
Chief Two Axe
New York
Rochester
Syracuse
Utica
Monkeying with politics and booms in 1920s remarks
The column jests about Rev Dr Fosdick on Bryan and the Presbyterian assembly, notes on Who's Who in British Politics, and quips about Turkey Greece Ruhr and the Ford boom. It mocks Cuno and German economics, then hints wisdom not converting to cash in Germany.
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Dr. Fosdick
Presbyterian General Assembly
Mr. Bryan
Laborer killed in cavein of trench
A 60 year old laborer, John Syke, was killed in a 14 foot trench cave in at a sewer project Sunday. His belt held 2500 dollars, and he was said to be worth about 40000 with a nomadic work life. Two nephews near Shelby confirm the tale. Syke hailed from Cardston Alberta and listed Salem Oregon as his home where burial is expected.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Shelby
John Syke
Syke
Cardston
Alta
Salem
Oregon
Trapped fur is severed and may shed if not killed soon
A terse notice warns that trapped fur will be severed and, unless promptly killed, will shed. The statement emphasizes rapid action to prevent ongoing shedding and potential damage.
Horoscope for May 29 1923 Jupiter favors trade outlook
Horoscope notes Jupiter in beneficial aspect boosting commerce and easier problem solving, with Saturn adverse. Provision dealers likely busy two months, starting favorable for new business undertakings. Buying, investment, and theatre ventures look promising though jealousy and selfishness rise. caution advised on oil speculation while Neptune is malefic.
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Neptune
Horoscope Forecasts Heavy Taxation and Fortunate Trends
The text forecasts continued high taxes and indicates a favorable year for those born on the date. It suggests travel or relocation, advises against worry, and notes Gemini children may be carefree yet fortunate with potential financial success.
Five Butte Boys to Graduate From Creighton Medicine Dentistry
The 1928 Creighton University graduating class will include five Butte youths. Donald and Marcus Manley and Edmund McMahon receive medicine diplomas, Joseph Herzog and Bert Stephens earn dentistry degrees. McMahon, a Butte Central High School alumnus, will intern at St James Hospital. Donald Manley, a former Omaha grid star, and Marcus Manley plan a short visit home before returning to Omaha. Other returning Butte students include Charles Canty and Jack Malee, medicine students.
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Creighton University
Butte
Donald
Marcus Manley
Edmund McMahon
Joseph Herzog
Bert Stephens
Manley
Butte Central High School
McMahon
St. James’ Hospital
Omaha
Donald Manley
Charles Canty
Jack Malee
Miss Welling Weds George H Madison in San Francisco
Word reached Butte of the marriage of Miss Edith Welling a former local musician to George H Madison of San Francisco. Miss Madison conducted a studio here for years and is known in Butte music circles. They will reside in San Francisco.
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Butte
Edith Welling
George H. Madison
San Francisco
Bay City
Madison
Mr. Madison
Mine Resumes Work After Shaft Cage Accident
Work resumed in the Pennsylvania shaft after a delay caused by a cage hoisted into the shelve. The cage fell when the rope parted, damaging the shaft somewhat. No injuries were reported.
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Pennsylvania
Liquor Cases Continue In Court Term
Verdict of guilty to be pronounced at 9 30 this morning. Jack Jackson bonds forfeited after leaving the country post sentence for liquor laws violation. Government seizes a Hudson automobile once owned by Hubert Warring. Garso and Parillo seek return of liquor seized at Meaderville raid. Parillo’s mother claims part belongs to her. Mrs McGregor seeks modification of decree on closed premises in abatement against James Gallagher. hearing set for 9:30 this morning.
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Jack Jackson
Hudson
Hubert Warring
James Garso
James Parillo
Meaderville
Parillo
D. D. McGregor
James Gallagher
Mrs Hayes Dies After Brief Illness at 709 East Summit
Eva Hayes of Walkerville age 82 dies at home after brief illness. Born in Walkerville she lived there her entire life. Survived by husband William Hayes a daughter Rose and a sister in Portland Oregon. Funeral arrangements not listed.
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Eva Hayes
Walkerville
East
Summit Street
Hayes
William Hayes
Rose
Portland
Ore
County Treasurer Takes Leave to Join Shriners Trip
County Treasurer Howard McIntyre has been granted a three weeks leave of absence by the county commissioners. He will accompany the Shriners on a junket to Washington D. C. Mrs. McIntyre will accompany him.
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Howard McIntyre
Shriners
Washington D.D. C
Mrs. McIntyre
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Maes
State Convention OF Knights
Conley
Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
the Daily and Sunday Standard
Dillon, Boseeman
Philipsboro
MATY
The
United States
Canada
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
Prudden, King & Prudden, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Globe
Boston
Steger
Chicago
Sharon
San Fernando
Los Angeles
Turkey
Greece
Ruhr
White House
Cuno
Germany
C. D. Batchelor
Public Ledger Company
Samson
Rock of Gibraltar
Shiners
Creighton
Miss Welling
Liquor Groes
Washington
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