Pershing And Dawes Speak To Boston On Re dedicat ion
General John J. Pershing and Vice President Charles G Dawes addressed Boston at the Faneuil Hall rededication urging Americans to honor past commitments and fortify national institutions They emphasized liberty justice and peace and pledged to uphold the constitution Dawes received a gift gavel from the hall while Pershing also spoke of national resolve and duty
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Boston
Mass
John J. Pershing
Faneuil Hall
Charles G. Dawes
Pershing
Dawes
James M. Gurley
Curley
United States Senate
General Pershing
United States
Isar
Bare
Sunriver
Augusta
Piegan Indian Agency
Jackson
Blackfoot
Whisky Gap
Henry Schubert
Schubert
Schubert Went After Assistance. Later He Returned With Little Dog
Lite Plume
Pete Champine
Duck Head
Midvale
Jack Chimpan
Summit
Great Northern
Rocky Mountains
Sheriff Curtis
Lewis and Clark
Sherif Joe Gagner
Kalispell
Capt
Cook
Java
Gagner
Judge O'Donnell
Harry Chambers
Chipman
Shermer
Charley Jones
Ring Jeader
Jones
Helena
Knowles
Leavenworth
Conraw
New Jersey
Sam Jackson
Sweet Grass County
U.S
Capitol
J. M. Rapelje
Northern Pacific
John Brown
Logan
Wilson
al Harrison
Conron
Park County
O. P. Templeton
Coxey
Livingston
Emanual Flemming
Robert Fields
Big Timber
Wingerlawn
Ohio
Supreme Court weighs press right to publish tax lists
Arguments closed in two cases over whether newspapers may publish names and amounts of income tax payers shown to be public. Justices pressed government and press lawyers on the scope of the constitutional guarantee of a free press and the meaning of authorized public disclosure.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kansas City Journal Post
Baltimore Post
Beck
Justice Sanford
Justice van Deventer
Holmes
Sutherland
Butler
Justice McReynolds
Mr. Beck
Eighteen Years Ago Visitor From Big Elk and Local Notes
The article lists residents visiting Reed Point and Stillwater valley figures, notes a jewelry store opening on McLeod Street, mentions deaths of B F Pratton and Henry M Lamb, and records school trustee changes. It details Lamb's decline from septicemia after a knee injury, with community mourning and condolences.
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John Tft. Noble
Big Elk
P. H. Carleton
Reed Point
C. N. Skillman
Spokane
L. G. Wood
McLeod Street
J. C. Hines
John Lord
Sol Craft
Frank Webber
Jack Ingle
S. B. Thurman
McLeod
Dick Budd
J. A. Lowry
J. W. Geiger
Henry M. Lamb
Lamb
Alexander
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