Milwaukee officials map record grain and stock shipments
Operating and traffic leaders of the Milwaukee railway met in Butte to plan what may be the largest grain and stock movement in state history. They discussed car supply, loading and unloading efficiency, and urged early orders for coal and lumber to prevent delays while aiming to keep markets well supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Railway
Butte Frie
B. H. Barrett
Gener
Butte
Dakotas
Montans
Mr. Barrett
Milwaukee
Barrett
Committee B
American Railway Express Company
N. I Fuller
Ac. Bowen
Ailles City
J. J. Foley
Miles City
H. B. Gillick
L. H.R. Wahoske
Fansenier
Centerville and Walkerville News Highlights Local Travels
Miss Genevieve Mullaney returns from Canada visiting relatives and friends while John Fasso comes back from Manhattan. Teachers of St Lawrence parish school report a staff change with Sister Hild replacing Sister Annunciate at St Patrick's. Families Dan Sullivan and Bart Shea visit friends at Three Forks before school resumes. Mayme and Catherine Sullivan return from Billings as Frances Feeney and Gussie Kursen Daum visit Mr. Walsh's home.
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Genevieve Mullaney
West Daly
Canada
John Fasso
West
Daly Stre
Manhattan
Edward Paul
Divid
St. Lawrence's Parochial School
Sister Hild
Annunciate
St. Patrick's
Horoscope for Sunday September 7 1924
Sunday horoscope notes Mare and Saturn favoring healing and growth while Neptune warns of religious prejudice. Mars aids constructive effort and political business power rises under Saturn. Mercury in Pisces adds broad thinking. England influences industrials. weather may stress nerves. public ceremonies in Washington and New York. Children born under Virgo seen as steady and arts may suit. Wholesale prices in Germany run about 40 percent higher than prewar levels.
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Mare
Saturn
Neptune
England
Great Britain
Washington
New York
Virgo
McClure
Dowlin 70 Heads G O P Campaign In Montana
Joseph Scanlan of Miles City outlines the GOP platform and finances as Gov. Dixon, Scott Leavitt, Frank Linderman and other candidates rally in Helena. The meeting adopts a program of aggressive campaigning, endorses Harding era policy themes, and reorganizes the state central committee with district chairmen and a new secretary to push the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Scanlon
Miles City
J. M. Dixon
Percy Dodds
Whitefish
Dixon
Scott Leavitt
Dstrict
la Féllette- Wheeler
Miler Hy Butte
State Supreme W
Kalipell
United States
Tech
Tate
State Board of Health
Health Department
Montana
Rate Tax Commission
National Republican
Rate Central Committee
Ax National
State Central Committee
Mercy
Jean John Allen
Republican National “Administration
Scanlan
Coolidge
Frank B. Linderman
J. C. Davies Fos
Congress
Milon J. Cavanaugh
John C. Davies
Orge P. Porter
Butte
Frank Keith
Missoula
la Vollette
W. W
Keith
Committee
Dowlin
Charles Hauswirth
W. D. Compton
Sliver Bow
C.B. Pflefer
Union Bank and ‘Trust Company
J. W. Walker
Helena
Buver
No Test of Strength in the Convention Helena
Helena, Sept. 6. The Republican convention appeared controlled by the administration machine with a prearranged program carried through without opposition. No test of strength occurred on key questions as committees and delegates were aligned. Chairman Scanlan criticized the administration from 1893 onward, claiming prosperity and progress under Republican rule, and cited Harding era disarmament as a major achievement.
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Helena
Oliver
Carter
Piient
Sliver Bow
Phillipa
Weere
Liberty
Kane
Hill
O'Hara
Ravalll
Wideaux
Montgomery
N of
Gallatin
Rogers
Frank Linderman
Enate
Scott Leavitt
Davien
Butte
Wethin
Trey
Milt Mayland
Cascade
Lewis
Wold
Yellowstone
Rasmusson
Dawson
Maxelbaker
Beaverhead
Williams
Bai Extline
Jefferson
Scanlan
Adress
United
Shoes Shortage Triggers Barter in German Factory
In Permalens Germany workers at a shoes factory faced widespread cash scarcity at pay day. Families roamed stores trading their shoes for goods as owners struggled with liquid capital, leaving most workers reliant on barter to meet daily needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permalens
Germany
Man Audited as Insane After Self-Filed Complaint
A man who filed his own insanity complaint sought to prove his sanity and thwart supposed foes aiming to send him to an asylum. He was given a jury trial and, after brief deliberation, the jury adjudged him insane.
ARETTES WIN GERMANS
Germany sees cigarettes gain popularity as cigars and tobacco use rise while Britain authorizes a 125000 gift for Tokyo Imperial University to rebuild its library after a devastating earthquake.
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Germany
Japan
London
House of Commons
Great Britain
Tokio Imperial University
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Hunt's Music Store
Kimball
Milion
A. W. Hunt Music CO
West Park, Butte
Seip
R. Schrater
Milwaukee Railroad
Centerville
Walkerville
Qaimeny
Wate
Baxter’s
Sellers
Ting
Karpen
Axminster
Columbialumbia Ranges
Whittall Rugs
Karpen Agency
Bengal
Oriental Rugs
Baxter's
Baxter
West Broadway
Southeast Corner Park
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