High School Faces Staff Cuts and Overcrowded English Dept
Principal Millikin reports enrollment may match last year but eight teachers will be lost, rising to nine after Louise Leonard's resignation. English will shed five teachers, raising student load per teacher above 150. Several department staff and coaches unsettled as school year begins.
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B. E. Millikin
Louise Leonard
Gerda Wittman
Maddock
Belle Scofield
Elya M. Shearer
Ida Celeen
Gall
Pammore
George Scherek
Sallie Stewart
Agnes Wall
Millikin
Cabinet Decides Policy on Yap Dispute
Tokyo reports indicate the United States may recognize Japan's mandate over Yap and control of the Yap Guam cable, with a joint basis for the Japan Holland Yap Menado cable. Washington diplomacy says Yap adjustments remain unsettled as talks continue and no basis is stated.
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Foreign Office
United States
America
Guam
Associated Press
TOKIO
Japanese Foreign Office
Japan
Yap
Menado
Holland
Washington
Nichi Nichi
Kwang-Tung
Kiao-Chau
China
Diplomatic Advisory Council
Chugai-Shogyo Shimpo
Hara
Fires Discovered in Helena Forest Area
Helena reports forest fires near Colorado mountain region with fires described as having gone out, details scarce and official statements limited. No injuries reported, authorities monitoring daily progress and firefighting efforts continue.
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Helena
Colorado Mountain
Austin
State temperance convention opens in Montana
Mrs Mary Stranahan state president of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union addressed delegates at the thirty eighth annual session. She urged enforcement of the prohibition act and praised county and younger worker efforts while noting progress in Americanization and school programs. Resolutions were read and unanimously adopted.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mary Stranahan
de Red
Gelock
Stranahan
Temperance Union
Montan
Miss Ardmore
Great Falls
Masked Robbers Hold Up Los Angeles Limited Train
Two masked, armed men halted the Union Pacific Los Angeles Limited No 7 near Clearfield nine miles south of Ogden shortly after 2 pm. They ordered all in the observation car to raise hands while one robber took passengers through cars. Women and children were spared. The robbers escaped before a posse arrived. one passenger leaped from the train rather than comply. Revenue unknown. conductor Robert Mayes signaled the train to resume, and the robbers fled into northern Salt Lake City suburbs.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles Limited
Union Pacific
Clearfield
Ogden
Salt Lakeey
Robes
Robert Mayes
Ealt Lake City
Death toll rises as snipers strike in Belfast area
Belfast endured renewed gunfire as six more people died and about thirty were injured amid three days of rioting. The city remained dangerous from dawn to dusk with police fighting snipers, tramways halted, and workers staying home while shops stayed closed.
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Belfast
Res Belfast
Ireland
Melia Arrested in Missoula on Federal Charge
Jack Melia former Butte dry squad chief and king of bootleggers was arrested in Missoula by Deputy Baynhan on a federal liquor transport charge. Bond set at 500 pending grand jury action in Butte. George Oswald detained on both state and federal charges. arrest tied to carload liquor from Canada into Montana.
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Jack Melia
Butte
Canada
Montana
George Oswald
Melia
Olerts
Jack
Missoula
United States
Smith
Million to be loaned to Montana farmers
George L. Ramsey returned from New York where he met with a joint stock land banks committee to sell 30 million dollars in bonds. Proceeds will be loaned to farmers through the land bank system, with Montana receiving one million dollars at six percent and no brokerage or commission.
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George L. Ramsey
New York
Joint Stock Land Banks of
United States
Montana Joint Stock Land Bank
Ramsey
Montana
Priests Hurt In Elk Park Road Crash Near Helena
The Rev Norbert Hoff and the Rev J J Tracey presidents and faculty members at Mount St Charles College Helena were injured when their car overturned after being struck by a speeding vehicle on Elk Park Road en route to Butte. They were treated at St James hospital with Hoff severely cut and Tracey sustaining lighter injuries. an auto party conveyed them to hospital.
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Norbert C. Hoff
Mount St. Charles College
Helena
J. J. ‘Tracey
Elk Park Road
Father Hoff
Tracey
St James Hospital
Father
Hof
Pather
Butte
Bik Park
St. James’ Hospital
Father Tracey
Norbert
Hoff
Northwest
Mount St. Charles
Langdon Roundup Ends I W W March
In Langdon North Dakota Industrial Workers of the World members arrived on a Great Northern freight train and were surrounded by local citizens. They were marched to the city hall and kept under guard awaiting expulsion on Thursday. The group, said to be remnants of a larger assembly from Larimore, aimed to force the release of five individuals held in Cavalier County jail.
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Ine
Aspeaten Rem
Many New Fires in Missoula District
The Missoula district reports numerous fires amid hot weather and strong winds. Fire activity includes a blaze over 100 acres in Salmon Lake country and the Moose Creek fire in Selway forest now beyond control. White Cap and Blackfeet areas also see multiple fires, with eighteen in Missoula district and forty in Blackfeet. Von Buelow dead in Berlin reports credits the Associated Press.
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Missoula
Forest Service
Montana
Salmon Lake Country
Moose Creek
Selway Forest
White Cap
Blackfeet
Invaders Driven Back Across Boone Logan Line
Washington dispatch reports federal plans to act against insurrection in West Virginia. Brig Gen Bandholtz to survey the scene as troops prepare to move into Kanawha and Boone counties. Authorities warn of martial law if violence continues and note 5,000 men remain near the Boone Logan frontier awaiting orders.
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Washington
West Vis
Harding
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Camp Dix
N. J.J
War Department
West Virginia
Genet Bandholtz
Bandholts
Charleston
Kanawha-Payette-Boone Sectioni
Logan-Boone
Mies
Boone Line
Werner
Boone-Logan Line
Eleven Miners Die in Harrisburg Coal Mine Blast
Charles Mosco and 10 others die as dynamite blast breaches a wall at the Hareo mine 445 feet deep near the mouth. One thousand feet from the entrance, seven escaped with black damp injuries. Rescuers plan to seal the mine and await a permit to resume operations. Names listed include George Warwick and Hiram Brown among the deceased. several rescued miners expected to recover.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Hareo
Charles and Mises Mosco
George Warwick
Herl Reeder
Hiram Brown
Charley Iich
W. J. Lyman Buckey
Luther
George Hunter
Hi Baughan
George Stewart
William Sheeley
Wi Cole
R. J. Harris
Edward Thor
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Mrs. Stranahan
Avestage
Kwang - Tung
Young People
Matt Oerter
el Court of the
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Grand
Treasure State
U. S. Farm Loan Bank
Elk Park
Langdon
I. W. W. March
von Buelow
Berlin
Count Karl von Buelow
Logan
Logan-Boone Boundary
Areston
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