Dillon Welcomes Montana Teachers
Missoula educators and Montana officials gather in Dillon for a three day teachers convention. Speakers include May Trumper state superintendent Ralph Butcher and University of Montana professor Gert Clapp as Dillon hosts sessions on primary elementary and modern language education.
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Missoula
Rotary
Easi
A. T. Peterson
T. W. Bennett
St. James” Episcopal Church
Rowse Cornell
Montana
William J. Lowry
SE. Davis
Margaret Ws
Frances L. Mills
Ham
Siton
Miss Alberton
Ira B. Fee
Edith ‘Ah
Cardwell
Orin Spear
Deer Lodge
May. Trumper
U Intendent of Public Instruction
Gert Clapp
University of Montanan
Ralph Butcher
Omaha
MC. T. Coleman
University of British Columbia
Trumper
United States
Kan
Red Cross
Mississippi River
Clapp
Coleman
Dillon High School Orchestra
Nota Senooi
Gov
Daan Coleman
Dillon
Anytral
Great Falls
Mont
North Central
Montana Education Assoction
B.A. As
University of Wisconsin
M.A Brannon
Universi Pillebenk
Evenin
Meeting of Women’s Club Opens with Dignity
The Philipsburg area hosts a Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs gathering at St. Philip’s Parish Hall with an opening luncheon and invocation. Delegates hear remarks from Mrs. J. M. Keith and Mrs. I. E. Pace, enjoy music, and discuss citizenship, education, health, and Montana products.
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St. Philip's Catholic Church
Fred Anstice
America
Mra
J. M. Keith
Missoul
Margaret Ryan
Jude ‘Durfee
Granite County
Assembly ‘Hall
The
Presbyterian Church
I.E. C. Pace
Whitehall
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
A. 8. Huttman
Philipsburg
Montana
FF. Coussot
Butte
Second View
Stat Dody
J. H. Underwood
Sociology Department
University of Montana
J. W. Maxon
Patterson
Montana's Vast Resources and Industrial Potential
A speaker outlines Montana rich in water power, metals, coal and oil, with vast forests and timber. He cites copper, manganese, iron ore, coal, and oil as key assets, and stresses modernizing markets and transportation to convert surplus land into prosperous farms and elevated education. He urges producing premium crops and expanding domestic demand to fund schools and higher education.
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Joanthan
Montana
Norway
Sweden
United States
Lake County Teacher to Receive Back Salary
A Montana court rules the Lake County school trustees failed to give required legal notice before dismissing a teacher. The decision states notice must be given prior to employment for the following term, affecting back salary claims.
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Lake County
Tho
Helena
Lake Countty
Montana
Now Mrs Stillman Will Seek Divorce
The New York Times reports that Mrs Stillman will pursue a divorce in a case involving a father named Summont and a man named JPG Banker. Documents were served over a month ago, with further details expected in tomorrow's paper.
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Associated Prose
New York
New York “Times
Montana’s Eskimo Summer Is Doomed
Associated Press dispatch from Helena notes cooler weather and ending warmth as Montana’s unseasonably warm spell ends. Forecasters say tomorrow will bring more typical fall conditions, ending the extended warm period.
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Montana
Associated Press
Helena
Radio control system stops speeding trains on test run
The Michigan Central railroad tested a Clark radio control device between Jackson and River Midh enabling automatic braking when entering a block. The engine braked automatically with throttle wide open, the system deployed air brakes and halted the train at the reaction of the signal to prevent collision.
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Michigan Central Railroad
Jackson
River Midh
Clark
Mitchell Defeat Talks at Court Martial Proceedings
Prolonged arguments erupt over jurisdiction and proper procedure in the court martial of Colonel Mitchell. Defense asserts lack of regulation compliance, while officials say investigation and charges were properly ordered by authority. Judge advocates cite presidentially issued court martial rules and commanding officers’ directions.
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Mitchell
Reld
Ernest Hinds
Eighth Corps
War and Navy Departments
Rockenbach
District of Washington
Officrs
War Department
Sherman Moreland
Rial
Secretary of War
Coolidge
Feld
la Feld
Americans Given No Warning of Attack
AP reports Washington notes failures by French authorities in Damascus to warn American residents before last week's punitive bombardment. US consul reports no warning reached Americans or foreign residents, prompting concern over safety and government communication.
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Associated Press
Washington
Damascus
Woman sues for breach of promise in Chicago case
Dr Benjamin Chapman 35 sues Miss Martha Langerman 26 for 10000 alleging she changed her mind after promising marriage. Court reversal of an unusual breach of promise procedure noted in Chicago on October 28.
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Chicago
Benjamin Chapman
Martha Langer
Buffalo Robbers Slay Bank Guard
A bank robbery near Buffalo ends in the slaying of a guard as three bank robbers flee in a pursuing chase. Gunfire erupts during the exchange as they attempt to escape in a second vehicle, with a third vehicle used to block pursuing officers. Authorities pursue the gang across the area, with reports detailing the bandits’ actions, vehicle maneuvers, and the pursuit’s deadly outcome.
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Grove
Dutch Anderson
Gerald Chapman
Atendant
Pandit tSetaras
Anderson
Charon Cuttora
Lewin St .Yarington
Bank Paras
Cnetto
Abfomton
Geatontahir Solin
Meyers
Solas
Canetercea Saseeris Soteaah Seemeom
Uuttalo
Psa
Tal
Iease
Besan
Retters
Carington
Berm
Saapen
Balkan Hostilities Cease After League Action
Paris Oct 29 — Military attaches smoothed Greco Bulgarian tensions aiding League of Nations work. Evacuation completed and council adopted Austen Chamberlain’s resolution deeming hostilities ceased. A commission led by Sir Horace Rumbold will report to the December council session. Greece and Bulgaria back the commission’s findings and promise cooperation at Athens and Sofia.
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Paris
Belgrade
Athens
Council of the
League of Nations
Austen Chamberlain
Horace Rumbold
Spain
Sofia
Church Reforms Highlight Episcopal Assembly Coverage
The report notes changes in marriage vows removing the word obey and the phrase with all my worldly goods I thee endow while church commissions study governance. It details Bishop Brown's deposition issue, emphasizes church stance on free thought, and recalls the Audubon park opening service with 40,000 attendees, including Bishop Gailor and Dr. Chapman.
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House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Brown
Episcopal Church
Ecven
Audubon Park
Chapman
Gailor
Tennessee
Bratton
Mississippi
Great Park
Dying statement cited in Oberholtzer case trial
Testimony details a girl allegedly said on returning home that the ride from Hammond was long as she lay dying. Defense objects to Oberholtzer and Kingsbury recounting the statement while prosecutors seek to admit it as evidence. Witnesses describe the abduction, the car ride with pistols, and identify Earl Klenck as the man who brought her back to Indiana.
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Oberholtzer
Kingsbury
Hersell
Hammond
Indiana
Dr. Kingsbury
Mare
Made
Stephenson
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Frances L
Hamilton
Fannie Brayton
Anaanda
Adolphine Schleppegraf
College and University
English Council
Doris E. Summers
eBaverhead County
Rosemary Trackwell
Atkinson
Dwight F. Davis
Missouri
John W. Weeks
Davis
James J
Labor
Buffalo
Balkan War
Rome
Patrick O'Donnell
Armagh
Ireland
Ther Perageasisteyg Bich
Mr. Chapman
New Orleans
Churen
South Dr
Mra Chapman
Ohio
Hobart College
Beall
Wein
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Ieee
Dis Speer
Aes Ees
United States Mall
Drummond
Betmville
Ovando
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