Scout Leaders Hear Rallying Talk on Outdoor Training
At a Butte luncheon and interstate conference, Dr. Fisher and L. L. McDonald urged more outdoor activity for youths and adults. Bishop Carroll pledged Catholic parishes will organize Boy Scout troops, while officials praised the Highlands camp and discussed regional jamborees and permanent camp development.
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Wem
Silver Bow Club
Fisher
McDonald
John P. Carroll
PJ. Brophy
A. J. Davis
Dr. Fisher
Scoutns
Carroll
Butte
C.K. Verne
Spokane
Montana
Idaho
Highlands
Butte Boy Scout Organization
New York
The
Benjamin Owen
Butte Scout
National Commission of 12
Senator Knox Death Delays German Pact Vote
Washington October 12 Leaders on both sides forecast possible delay in ratification of the German peace treaty after a Senate canvass. A final vote hoped by Friday or Saturday, with a two thirds margin claimed by advocates. Senator Lodge and Senator Underwood discussed handling, aiming for action by Friday, while the Austrian and Hungarian treaties were to follow promptly.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Knox
Lodge
Massachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
Noor
Truce Breaches Debated Amid Ireland Britain Talks
In Cork harbor board proceedings a resolution urged release of Irish prisoners, arguing peace hinges on freeing hundreds interned. London report quotes Michael Collins saying he dislikes London and remains an optimist about Ireland's future within the British empire, stressing resolve and faith.
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O'Callaghan
Vurs
Cork’ Harbor Board
Lloyd George
Ireland
Great Britain
P. B. O'Brien
London
Suenaer Collins
Irish Republican Army
Sinn Fein
The
Herald
Labor Organ
Boards Created to Aid in Economies
Washington Oct 12 Director Dawes announced the creation of two new boards to boost government efficiency and save several hundred million dollars a year. The federal specifications board will survey practices across departments and align specifications with general business practices.
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Associatts Creme
Washington
Dawes
Great explosion at Badische aniline works Germany kills many
A massive blast at the Badische aniline works in Germany killed over a thousand and left hundreds injured and homeless. The photo shows French army kitchens feeding the homeless in Oppau, within the French occupied zone, and a Mannheim family rendered homeless as the blast was felt up to fifty miles away.
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Badische
Senate approves repeal of transportation taxes on parcel posts
The senate adopted a Republican compromise plan to repeal taxes on parcel post and message by wire. Reed failed to extend repeal to telegraph and telephone levies. Amendments taxed brokers, cereal beverages, syrups, and carbonic acid. debate over chewing gum and other subjects delayed final action. Penrose said a final vote would follow peace treaty dispositions, targeting Oct. 21.
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Ashington
Senate
Reed
Wrigley
Heft
Alabama
Gain
Federal Reserve Board
Penrose
Finance Mittee
Plans for unemployment relief and ship industry reform
A paragraph-long briefing outlines proposed unemployment relief and industry reforms. The shipping board’s wooden ships would be broken up to create work, ships tied up would be overhauled, idle shipyards used, and enforcement of the Jones Act to remove uncertainty. Further calls included a coastwise law enforcement, federal control of certain products by American ships, and readjusting financing, costs, and labor for construction and building sectors. A construction committee urged Hoover to appoint a representative to aid permanent construction development.
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Able
The
Shipping Board
Construction Committee
Hoover
First Session Outlines US Plan for Conference Talks
The article reports President Harding and Secretary Hughes guiding principles for the conference, with the president intending frequent communications with delegates but not actively interjecting into power exchanges. The subject list remains largely unchanged, with a new proposal from the United States to include electrical communications in the Pacific under the mandated islands heading.
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Harding
Hughes
State Department
United States
Pacific
Mandated
Islands
Eee
State nears end in Southard case
Twin Falls Oct 12 The associated Press reports that unless final permission is granted for evidence about the deaths of three former husbands and a brother in law the state will rest its case Thursday in Lyda Meyer Southard murder trial. The prosecution plans to call two witnesses for cross-examination and a physician to testify about hypothetical sons. If the court allows evidence on the other four deaths the trial may extend another week.
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Associated Press
Twin Falls
Lyda Meyer Southard
Edward F. Meyer
Prison Blaze Endangers Five In Dungeon Fire
Five inmates faced danger when a dungeon fire broke out in a prison cell block. Two turnkeys left food for Taylor, a life-term inmate, and returned to another area. Fire was discovered as Taylor’s bed ignited. he was pulled out unconscious. Prisoners endured smoke until the blaze was controlled. Taylor remained hospitalized.
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Dave Guter
Joe Jacobs
Walter Gilmore
Duneon
Taylor
Merchants Form Montana Trade-at-Home Association
The Montana Trade-at-Home association is formed in Billings to counter mall order houses. Officers include Ray M. Hart as president Leon Shaw as vice president B R Albin as secretary treasurer and J L Markham as manager. An advisory committee of prominent merchants will guide the group.
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Associated Press
Billings
Montana Trade-at-Home Association
Ray M. Hart
Leon Shaw
B. R. Albin
L. Markham
Suspect pleads death welcome in infant murder case
In Madison, N J on Oct 12 Frank Ruke, 45, jailed as a murder suspect in Janet Lawrence, 12, resisted being led to the site where the girl’s body lay. He cried to police to kill him and said he wished he were dead as detectives urged him to view the scene.
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Ieee Oe
Madison
Ikill
Frank Ruke
Janet Lawrence
Senator Knox Dies Suddenl y After Panama Canal Vote
Senator Knox, 68, died soon after arriving in Washington to vote on Panama Canal tolls repeal. A veteran Pennsylvania figure, he served in the Senate from 1904 and held cabinet posts as secretary of State and later supported anti Versailles treaty measures. His last address urged Congress to end the state of war by resolution.
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Washington
Panama
Knox
Senate
Matthew Stanley Quay
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Harding
Andrew W. Mellon
Pittsburg
Treasury
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
1St Congress
Wilson
Mantle laments Knox as great loss to party
Senator Lee Mantle paid tribute to Senator Knox calling him one of the country’s greatest constitutional lawyers. Mantle noted Knox did not serve with him in the senate but praised his caliber, ranking him with leaders like Bithy Root and declaring his death a heavy blow to the Republican Party in the Senate at this time.
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Knox
Lee Mantle
Mantle
Senate
Senator Knox
Root
Publican
Death of Senator Knox Shocks Pennsylvania Governor
Harrisburg Pa Oct 1 Governor Sproul learned in Washington of the death of United States Senator Philander C Knox. He said he will appoint a successor tonight under Pennsylvania law to hold the seat until the next state election. No name was mentioned as to who might fill the post.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Sproul
Washington
United States
Philander C. Knox
Knox
Pennsylvania
Spruel
Lutherans Open Montana District Synod Conference
The Montana district annual pastoral conference of the Lutheran synod of Missouri opens in Lewistown tomorrow for a week. Officers include M. Hudtoff of Butte president Rev. H. Rauh Billings vice president Rev. G. Heilman Dooley secretary Rev. B. Ziegler Helena secretary. Delegates from twenty two Montana towns are gathered.
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Lewistown
Montana
Lutheran Synod of Missouri
M. Hudtoff
Butte
H. Rauh
Billings
G. Heilman
Dooley
B. Ziegler
Helena
Eat Less and Take Salts for Kidneys
A health advisory urges Americans to reduce rich foods to lower uric acid and ease overworked kidneys. It promotes Jad Salts as a grape and lemon acid lithia mix to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, claim relief from bladder issues, headaches, and rheumatic symptoms.
Olive Tablets Claim To Relieve Stomach Sickness
Thousands seek stomach relief with Olive Tablets as a gentle aid to bowels and digestion. Advertised as a natural remedy, they promise aid without harsh effects with a simple bedtime dose.
Baseball Stars and Hatch One-Button Garments Ad
An old advertisement text recalls baseball greats Wagner Mathewson and Chief Bender alongside a humorous note about modern comforts. It promotes Hatch One-Button union suits from Mike Hastt in Great Falls Montana with prices for men’s garments at $2 to $6.
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Wagner
Mathewson
Bender
Conan
Tinker
Dan McCann
Mikehastt
Great Falls
Mont
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