Public sympathy grows for Coolidge over tax bill
The New York Herald Tribune reports that with Coolidge likely to sign the new tax bill, senators and representatives feel re election prospects brighten. Voters’ confidence hinges on tax reductions, while Coolidge remains more popular than Congress, complicating attempts to reelect a Republican Senate and House.
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Congress
Coolidge
House
Senate
New York Herald-Tribune News Service
Reputation Wins Bashford Manor Stakes at Churchill Downs
The Associated Press reports Reputation won the Bashford Manor Stakes at Churchill Downs finishing four lengths ahead of Step Long with Ocean Current third. The race covered four and one half furlongs in 53 seconds flat. Olivar Bond also ran in the event.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Step Long
Ocean Current
Olivar Bond
John Duffy Funeral at St. Marys with Requiem
The funeral for John Duffy will be held Monday at 9 AM from the family residence 515 North Wyoming Street. A requiem high mass follows at 9 30 AM at St. Marys Church. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Duffy
John Duffy
Wyoming Street
St. Mary's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Great Battle Predicted In Dempsey Clash
The article argues for Carpentier as a dangerous challenger and predicts a thrilling bout with Dempsey style rivalries. It notes Carpentier’s height and weight advantage, Gibbons’s close range power, and strong crowd interest with 25 000 to 30 000 expected. It cites Young Stribling and Ogden Armour attending, and suggests a possible knockout or decision based on early rounds.
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Carpentier
Dempsey
Jersey City
Gibbons
Beckett
Townley
Young Stribling
Ogden Armour
Chicago
Stribling
Georgia Battler
Mike McTigue
St. Paul
Howard Leads For Head Of Printers Union
Charles P. Howard led in his bid for re election as president of the International Typographical Union with 13 522 votes to 10 205 for James M Lyock of Syracuse NY according to unofficial returns from union headquarters The tally covered about half the membership and included 40 locals with large unions in New York Chicago Boston St Louis Kansas City Washington Indianapolis Minneapolis Cincinnati Omaha Pittsburgh Syracuse Detroit and Cleveland
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Charles P. Howard
International Typographical Union
James M. Liyoch
Suraquse
N. Y
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Kansas City
Washington
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Omaha
Pittsburg
Syracuse
Detroit
Cleveland
Coast farmers to form third party in California
In San Francisco a convention of farmers labor and cooperative groups will form a third party aimed at endorsing Senator Robert La Follette for president and pushing a new deal in national politics. The event is scheduled for tomorrow and Sunday with 300 to 400 delegates expected.
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Associated Preve
Francisco
California
Robert M. la Follette
Memorial Day at Montana Cemeteries Honors Forgotten Veterans
Flags and flowers mark graves as Catholic and Mount Moriah plots receive decoration. Veterans, Auxiliaries and the three organizations hold full services with taps, ritual pledges and coordinated graveside honors for Spanish American War and World War I veterans.
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Montana Street
Europe
John A. Logan
Freda Tretheway
Clinton Noel
Lincoln
Henry Lawton
Maine
Charles F. Jutiner
H. H. Mckinson
United Services
St. Patrick's
Mount Moriah
American Legion
Farrell
Lincoln Post
H. H. Makinson
Purnell Legion of Maryland
Simon Hauswirth
Thirty-fifth Infantry
Wisconsin
George Williams
First Missouri Cavalry
George Dimnent
Fourth Wisconsin Cavalry
Frank Benoit
Seventy-seventh Infantry
New York
Nelson Moore
Sixteenth Infantry
Charles F. Juttner
Makinson
Severn to Face Washington Trial
A fugitive named Severn escaped from a cell and fled to Canada where he remained for months. Ocean Falls police in British Columbia located him, and after a stubborn extradition fight he was handed to American authorities. The Washington trial began Tuesday morning.
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Canada
Ocean Falls
B. C
Thompson
Vancouver
Severn
Washington
Dinty Moore Jailed on Wife Beating Charge
Harold Dinty Moore of 936 Utah Avenue was jailed by Officers Nork and Calpin on a wife beating complaint from his brother in law John McNulty. Neighbors reported Moore's assault. furniture was wrecked with an axe and Mrs Moore showed marks of a severe beating. The couple's eight year old daughter fled. McNulty to testify in police court.
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Harold “Dinty” Moore
Utah Avenue
Ben Nork
Thomas Calpin
Moore
John McNulty
McNulty
Bishop’s Shift From Orthodoxy Sparks Theological Debate
The article details Bishop Brown describing his journey from strict biblical literalism to embracing Darwinism and natural science. He recounts reading Darwin to challenge his views, cites Spencer and Haeckel, and says astronomy unsettled his faith. He notes the impossibility of reconciling biblical New Jerusalem with cosmic distances and extreme interstellar travel.
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Darwin
Bishop Brown
Spencer and Haeckel
New Jerusalem
Former Clark players shine in faster leagues
Hap Collard Eddie Rathjen and Lloyd Ricker left Clark College two weeks ago and are performing well in new leagues. Ricker debuted with Shreveport in the Texas league May 22 allowing 10 hits in seven innings while batting .833. Collard stars for Augusta in the South Atlantic Association and pinch hit well despite rough outings. Rathjen plays short and second for Grand Rapids in the Michigan Ontario league and excels.
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Clark
Hap Collard
Eddie Rathjen
Lloyd Ricker
Butte
Sporting News
Ricker
Clarks
Shreveort
San Antonio
Collard
Augusta
South Atlantic Association
Hap
Greenville
Charlotte
Eddie Rathjien
Portland
Grandapids
Pancho Villa Defends Flyweight Crown in Brooklyn Bout
Pancho Villa the Filipino flyweight champion defending his 112 pound title by outpointing Frankie Ash of England in a 15 round match at Nostrand A C Brooklyn. Villa pressured throughout and won every round while Ash weighed 110 pounds and Villa 112.
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Associated Press
New York
Pancho Villa
Frankie Ash
England
Nostrand A
Professor proposes new whistle placement to cut auto accidents
A university professor argues relocating locomotive whistles to the front of the boiler would produce a sound detectable at a distance, potentially preventing automobile accidents by early audible warning.
Lord Shaftesbury's Charity Vaudeville Voice
Lord Shaftesbury of London, lord chamberlain to the queen, has a remarkable tenor voice and has received offers of several hundred dollars a week to perform in vaudeville, but remains wealthy and sings publicly only for charity.
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Lord Shaftesbury
London
Water mains break flood Dillon streets
Two serious breaks in Dillon city water mains early this morning flooded streets. The first break occurred at Washington and Orr streets around 6 o clock, prompting city workers to stop the flow. A second break on South Pacific street led to overnight repairs to restore water to affected districts.
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Dilon
Washington and
Orr Streets
City Water Force
South Pacific Street
Hazelbaker Honored by Dillon Rotary Club Banquet
Dillon May 30. The Dillon Rotary club held a banquet at the Andrus hotel to honor F A Hazelbaker the retiring president who has led the club since its founding two years ago. J E Monroe succeeded him after declining re election. District Governor L V Bender and State Governor Alfred Atkinson sent regretful telegrams read during the event. Frank Venerable of the Butte Rotary spoke. Members and their wives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Venerable
Butte Rotary Club
Veterans Pay Tribute To Fallen Comrades In Dillon
Memorial day services were held in Dillon under Beaverhead post of the American Legion. Veterans and allied groups gathered at city hall, marched to the depot lawn, where L. C. McCullough spoke. The Legion then laid wreaths at Mountain View cemetery as the firing squad saluted.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
American Legion
City Hall
Depot Lawn
L. C. McCullough
Mountain View Cemetery
Dancing Pupils Score Big Hit in Dillon
A Day in Fairy land presented by Mrs E J Druecker at the training school auditorium drew a large audience in Dillon. Betty Hall starred in Cupid's Dance, the two act play featured Helen Hoffman Helen Taylor Edith Kennison Ethel Herndon Frank Hazelbaker Eugene Druecker Warren Shepard Marguerite Collins Bery Scully Caroline Card Dorothy Talent with music by a student orchestra led by Prof L A Gregory.
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Helen Hoffman
Betty Hall
Helen Taylor
Edith Kennison
Ethel Herndon
Frank Hazelbaker
Eugene Druecker
Warren Shepard
Marguerite Collins
Bery Scully
Caroline Card
Dorothy Talent
Dillon News Notes with Broad Memorial Day Visitors
Dillon residents list visitors and locals from Armstead Melrose Grant and Dell. Mrs Mary Judge and Paul toured Lauria, James Kelly from Alder, Col Alf Decker from Armstead, B Gaasch from Salt Lake City, and many others spent Memorial Day in Dillon. Various ranchers and business visitors from nearby towns called or stayed for days.
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Dillon
Mary Judge
Paul
Lauria
B. G. Rife
Armstead
Joseph Geihaus
Melrose
Ruth Daniels
Anaconda
Florence Anderson
Normal College
Adolph Parish
Grasshopper
Parke Scott
Tom Pierce
Morse Prairie
Henry Thompson
Kidd
Taylor Bradley
James Kelly
Alder
Floyd Kennison
Ferro Marchasseau
Horse Prairie
Walter Brown
Pat Desmond
Grant
B. Conway
Hecla
T. D. Prescott
Armatead
Lena Fassier
Gebhart Fassier
Berthauber
Alf Decker
Nellie McKnight
Dell
O. A. Schulz
Sheridan
Get Rid Of Cough With Foley's Honey And Tar Compound
Mrs. Sarah Heck of Memphis Tennessee reports rapid relief from a stubborn winter cough after using Foley's Honey And Tar Compound. The first dose stopped her cough which had persisted since the season's first cold spell. Best for coughs and colds. Paxson Rockefeller. Pennsylvania was first to adopt the political county convention and Massachusetts to choose both county and congressional conventions.
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Foley
Sarah Heck
St. Paul Street
Memphis
Tenn
Paxson & Rocksfeller
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Body of Mrs William Miller Sent to Grant's Pass
Mrs William Miller aged 35 died after a paralytic stroke. Her body was shipped to Grant's Pass Oregon, her former home. She and her husband William Miller an engineer with Bitter Root irrigation district had lived here since April 1. Survived by her mother and sister in Grant's Pass.
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Hamilton
William Miller
Grant’s Pass
Ore
Bitter Root Irrigation District
Smith Funeral Held at Corvallis
William G. Smith died after a wagon accident near Dominick eight miles east of town. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Rev. W. W. Mc Connell officiating and a choir led by Mrs. J. Marti. Interment followed in Corvallis cemetery. age 68, longtime Montana resident.
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Corvallis
William G. Smith
Methodist Church
W. W. McConnell
Frank Price
Ed Kelly
William Hay
Don Hunter
Jesus
Savior
J. Marti
Miss Lois Veeder Graduates at Peru State Normal
Hamilton notes Lois Veeder has returned home from Peru Nebraska where she graduated from the State Normal school. She plans to teach in Ravalli county. Also recorded are Mrs J A Naylor and sons returning from Missoula and other local moves. A Missoula visit by Clare P Kern of Assistant Fire Chief rank is noted. Frank Knowles and wife were Missoula visitors. A fact states ostrich plumes on hats largely come from South Africa.
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Hamilton
Lois Veeder
Grantsdale
State Normal School
Peru
Neb
Ravalli County
J. A. Naylor
Missoula
H. R. Shook
Darby
Clare P. Kern
Frank Knowles
Memorial Day Services Held at Cemetery in Philipsburg
Philipsburg May 380 Memorial day services were held at the graveside of James Mazza a world war veteran. A chorus of high school and grade school pupils sang America Keep the Home Fires Burning and Tenting Tonight. Senator John R. Page and Judge D M Durfee spoke. Rev Fred Anstice offered the invocation. Mayor B S McClees led the procession at 140 pm with lodges world war veterans Boy Scouts and school children. Weather was ideal and visitors came from many parts.
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Philipsburg
James, Mazza
America
John R. Page
D. M. Durffee
Fred Anstice
Methodist Church
Homesteader John Healy Dies in Montana Death
Philip sburg May 2 0 John Healy aged 55 died at the county seat after a nine day illness. Healy came to the city from Anaconda and homesteaded a Willow Creek ranch before spending winter in California. Survived by widow in Anaconda and two sons in California. He had tuberculosis for years and a cold en route hastened his death. Body to be sent to Anaconda Saturday by P J Finnegan. Funeral plans to be announced.
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Philipsburg
John Healey
Healy
Anaconda
Willow Creek
California
Montana
P. J. Finnegan Undertaking Company
Memorial Day listed in Philipsburg community notes
Dominic Mellon of Drummond visited Memorial Day in Philipsburg to share time with friends. William H. Bennett leaves for Camas Hot Springs for health rest. Civil War veterans Robert Anderson and Joe Case, sole Granite county survivors, attended emorial day exercises. Martha and Katherina Julio of Trout Creek visited. Thomas and Donald Collins returned to Deer Lodge.
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Philipsburg
Dominic Mellon
Drummond
William H. Bennett
Camas Hot Springs
Robert Anderson
Fall
Fisher Jack
Joe Case
Rock Creek
Granite County
Martha
Katherina Julio
Trout Creek
Thomas
Donald Collins
Deer Lodge
Tanlac credited for 77 year old veteran's reported health
Civil war veteran and former city passenger agent Philip H. Jackley of Kansas City praises Tanlac in a letter claiming it restored his appetite and strength after a 1922 operation. He states he feels 20 years younger and uses Tanlac as a tonic, urging others to take Tanlac Vegetable Pills.
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Philip H. Jackley
Chicago Northern Railway
East Seventh Street
Kansas City
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Mere
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Jack McGinnis
Daly-Shea Funerariors
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Peerret Directors
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Ts Kaest
M. J. Walsh CO
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Sam R. White
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Rialto Theater
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Peer Lodge
W. Clark
University of Montana
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Hazelbaker
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Bitter Root News
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Hamilton News Notes
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Tanlac
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