Cardinals Name Ratto Succeed Benedict XV
Cardinal Anchoe of Milan is set to succeed Benedict XV. The Vatican reports his coronation is imminent as the conclave selects a new pontiff to lead through postwar challenges. Attending dignitaries include Cardinal Gasparri and the papal court.
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Bonus Funding Talks Shape Soldier Aid Bill
President informs Republican leaders that any soldier bonus bill must include a revenue plan. An inter party finance accord among House Ways and Means and Senate Finance is sought before presenting to the president. Fordney and McGumber say talks to raise funds continue with various options kept in consideration.
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Sweet Grass Defeats Billings In Thrilling Home Upset
Sweet Grass hoops outclass Billings 38 to 22 in a lively local clash. Russell Campbell dominated the center with several spectacular plays, while Hathaway Nepstad and Keppler led entertaining bandside pregame and halftime shows amid a packed crowd.
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Counties Must Stand Vets Funeral Costs
Montana county commissioners must pay up to 150 dollars for funeral expenses of all honorably discharged veterans and nurses who died as residents, regardless of pauper status or finances. Attorney General Rankin says the law targets decent burial for soldiers sailors marines and nurses statewide.
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Grey Cliff Matron Dies Of Hemorrhage
Mrs. John Forster of Grey Cliff died Friday evening after a brief illness. She had suffered pleurisy in July and died at home before help could arrive. Funeral mass was held in Columbus and St. Patrick's in Billings. She was 46, born in southern Germany, mother of nine, with children at Sacred Heart Novitiate, Gonzaga University, and a local Duffey School teacher. She was described as a devoted but strict Catholic wife and mother.
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Farmer Bill Cleared by Senate for Agricultural Aid
The house cooperative marketing bill favored by farmers was passed by the senate late today aiming to aid agricultural interests and pressed by farm groups.
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State Inter scholastic Music Meet Program
The program for the State Interscholastic Music Meet to be held here March 30 31 lists events on Thursday March 30 including piano and voice sections with multiple towns and schools such as Dillon Helena Laurel Harlowton Polson Rosebud Glendive Gallatin and Kalispell. The schedule mentions Beethoven sonata op first movement and pieces like Love the Peddler and Three for Jack with various regional entrants and selections for quartets and saxophone.
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Violin and Choir Acts Across Montana Tour
Mixed Quartet Barefoot Trail with stops in Harlowton Gallatin Glendive. Cornet Berceuse Kalispell Glendive Gallatin. Boys Quartet The Gypsy Trail in Harlowton Kalispell Gallatin. Orchestra Selected Polson Gallatin Glendive. Sextette Dreaming in Gallatin Harlowton Glendive. Glee Clubs Water Lilies Pelson Kalispell Big Timber Gallatin.
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Cut In Rail Rates Would Imperil Transport System
NEW YORK FEB 5 A reduction of freight rates by the interstate commerce commission would imperil the country's transportation system says S Davies Warfield president of the National Association of Owners of Bridge Securities He notes demands from steel firms and other shippers for cancelling an 4 percent increase for eastern railroads or a 40 percent cut in rates on basic commodities would force lower returns to carriers The transportation act allows a minimum return only to cover equipment and labor and the Supreme Court would likely condemn any lesser return
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Fragmentary Local Notice Detected
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Park County High Goes Down Line Second Time
About 1000 fans in Livingston watched Park County High lose to Sweet Grass High by 24 to 17 after Livingston’s 15 to 13 second-team win. Conductor Mike Mitchell led a Livingston special with 151 riders. 193 returned including noon stub travelers. Harry Grabow refereed the main game, described as a humbling defeat for dreamers of Broadway and culture.
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Boer Veteran De Wet Dies in Southern Africa
General Christian De Wet, Boer forces commander in 1899, died at Dewetsdorn in the Union of South Africa. Born 1859, he fought in the 1880-81 war, led raids against British posts, aided peace talks and later served in Orange River Colony politics before World War I era actions and imprisonment.
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Time Extension to Elect Pope to be Considered by Consistory
Rome notes discuss extending the period before convening the Sacred College for a papal election to include the United States Canada and South America. Cardinal Lucan supports the proposal while American cardinals fear premature election may be misinterpreted if the pope’s personal life and alpine climbing are referenced. The proponent emphasizes no such delay to hinder the process.
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