Coolidge Addresses Nordic Unity at Norsemen Convention
President Coolidge spoke Monday to Norsemen as part of a Minnesota gathering praising Scandinavian immigrants for American life. He urged world fraternity, credited national unity to a melting pot, and cited 100 years of Norwegian immigration shaping Minnesota and the Northwest.
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Coolidge
Christiansen
Minnesota
Northwest
Calvin Coolidge
Bryn
Norway
Canada
Thomas H. Johnson
Winnipeg
Lord Byng
Norbeck
South Dakota
Preus
Africa
America
Congress
Europe
Nor Way
Restaurationen
Painleve Ministry Survives First Crisis Over Budget
Paris reports the Painleve government weathered its initial finance clash as M Caillaux vowed to fund wartime debts promptly. Radical Louis Loucheur and socialist Vincent Auriol pressed for more democratic fiscal reforms including a capital levy, while Caillaux offered resignation but rejected a levy. The premier backed Caillaux and signaled budget talks to stabilize finances.
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Paris
Painleve
Cailaux
M. Caillaux
Louis Loucheur
Vincent Auriol
Chamber of Deputies
Caillaux
M. Auriol
M. Herriot
Painleye
Defense Muster Set For Glorious Fourth
Washington reports the War Department seeks full participation by women in the July 4 defense muster. Secretary Davis backs women's active roles on local committees and in parades, citing historic precedent and equal responsibilities alongside men.
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Washington
War Department
Dwight F. Davis
Anthony Wayne Cook
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
War Départment
America
Mr. Davis
Wak Départment
Foreign Pact Looks Good From Distance
Paris June 9 the French reply to Germany security pact proposal is sent to Brussels and Rome for approval Belgium expects approval Italy anticipates assent and Britain France hope for a broader regional settlement within months as questions arise over Germany’s sincerity and participation.
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Paris
Germany
Great Britain
France
Brussels
Rome
Belgium
Italy
Europe
Amundsen Relief Is On Its Way North
The Ingertre carries the Norwegian Amundsen relief toward Spitzbergen at full speed. Seaplanes F-18 and F-22 are aboard to search for missing explorers who left Spitzbergen on May 21 in two flying boats. Lieutenant Holm leads the Norse aviators planning a northeast Arctic reconnaissance from Dane’s island toward the ice edge.
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S. Ingertre
Ingertre
Amundsen
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Dane’s Island
Holm
Northeastland
Spitzbergen Archipelago
Montana Seeks Public Gifts for Orphans and Disabled Veterans
State leaders including Governor Erickson and Associate Justice Galen organize a three day drive to raise Montana’s share of the national American Legion Endowment Fund for disabled veterans and orphans. Key committee members from Helena to Billings and Missoula coordinate local drives and honorary supporters across many towns.
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Honorary
Montana American Legion Endowment Fund For Disabled Veterans and Orphans
Montana Supreme Court
Endowment Fund
Montana
National American Legion Endowment
E. J. Erickson
Albert J. Galen
Montana Agupreme Court
Erickson
Butte
E. C. Carruth
Havre
Nelson Story
Bozeman
Frank Hazelbaker
Dillon
O. F. Goddard
Hillings
Miles Romney
Hamilton
J. Eckford
Chateau
Leon Shaw
Billings
Joe T. Hocking
Glasgow
Frank Fishback
Plentywood
Dean I
Stone
Missoula
Citi
William J. Soper
Robert C.birchy
George
Bishop Fox
Edward Wulf
Boveman
Unn Herrick
B. K. Wheeler
T. C. Wytherspoon
D. Gay Stivers
Andrew Jvis
Thomas J. Walker
W. A. Clark, Jr
W. W
Henry Sherlock
George Jones
Bishop Carroll
E. J. Bowman
William L. Holloway
W. H. Poorman
T. A. Marlow
J. S. M. Neill
W. T. Piggot
W. G. Ferguson
E. H. Williams
Janet Rowand
Kalispell
W. S. McCormick
Lewistown
John O. Evans
Baker
Libby
George Millett
Livingston
Wwilliam E. Bennett
Col
T. H. Lantry
Manhattan
George M. Lewis
Miles City
Joe Scanlan
George W. Farr
Joseph Dixon
William L. Murphy
Fred Sterling
George B. Wiesel
Eugene J. Callahan
Crabtree Corbley
Donian
Lois R. Brantly
Gerard Endorses Hindenburg Victory as Stabilizing
James W. Gerard, former U S ambassador to Germany, returning from Europe on the Leviathan, says Hindenburg election as German president is a bulwark against internal red extremism and Soviet Russia. He predicts constitutional changes toward a stronger government and notes nuanced views on monarchy and the crown prince. He cites female support and France’s surety as pivotal factors in European politics. He was surprised by French calm at the result.
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New York
James W. Gerard
Germany
Europe
Field Marshal
von Hindenburg
Soviet Russia
Hindenburg
France
Gerard
Heat Deaths Rise Across Nation As Heat Wave Bites
The heat wave claimed 481 lives in nine days with 157 deaths on Sunday. Philadelphia led with 71 and New York reported 31 as relief appeared from northeast and central storm movements. Damaging winds and rains hit several states, with towns like Little Falls Omaha Vian Ardmore Wray Davenport in the path.
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Chicago
Prospect
Philadelphia
New York
Weather Bureau
New England
New Jersey
Central States
Rocky Mountains
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Lake
Middle West
Little Falls
Minn
Omaha
Neb
Vian
Ardmore
Okla
Wray
Colo
Davenport
Des Moines
Elizabeth
N. J
Newark
Baltimore
Trenton
Poughkeepsie
Washington
Hackensack
Bayonne
Wilmington
Del
Croton
N.Y
Hoboken
Lynn
Mass
Fall River
Reading
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Scattering
Editor Planned For Having Self Kidnaped
Testimony at a Yuma court Monday revealed a reported plot by publisher George W. Lyon to have himself kidnaped to frame E. F. Sanguinetti over a milk contamination libel claim. Inter national Club of Sonora head J. D. Brown and WH Washburn corroborated discussions suggesting Lyon hide below the Mexican line to gain publicity. The case centers on an editorial in the Yuma Herald alleging formaldehyde in Sanguinetti dairy milk.
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Yuma
Ariz
Ria
George W. Lyon
Lynn
E. F. Sanguinetti
J. D. Brown
International Club of
Sonora
Mexico
Lyon
WH. Washburn
Brown
Sanguinetti
Washburn
The
Yuma Herald
Sheriff's Sale Notice for Montana Property 1925
The sheriff of Sweet Grass County Montana announces a sale of 320 acres in Township 3 South Range 16 East at the Big Timber courthouse on June 26 1925 at 2 00 PM. Property includes the SE4NW and SW of Section 2 and N4NW of Section 11 with all appurtenances. Ed Brannin sheriff and Frank Whitsel undersheriff sign the notice published June 4 11 18 25 1925.
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Ray E. Markley
Big Timber
Swat Grass
State of
Montana
United States Government
Ed Brannin
Sweet Grass County
Frank Whitsel
Notice of County Auction of Big Timber Real Property
Board of County Commissioners Sweet Grass County Montana will sell at public auction on July 8 1925 at 2:00 PM at the courthouse front door Big Timber Montana for cash the county owned parcels including Boulder Addition blocks E 1 2, 13 29 and 29 1 2 3 4 Also reserves right to reject any bids Dated May 27 1925 Clerk W Conwell Pub June 1 1925 Nj 95 July 3 1928
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Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Sweet Grass County
Boulder
Public summons for foreclosure in Montana district court
The action filed in Sweet Grass County Montana seeks 2912.00 plus interest and costs, 102.55 interest on taxes, 8.50 abstract fees, and 250.00 attorney fees, to foreclose a mortgage dated August 1 1919 on 284.65 acres in section 2 township 3 north range 17 east. Barbara E Gajeski and Alex G Gajeski are mortgagors. Merchants National Bank of Billings is a defendant. The suit names Roy J Covert and The Yellowstone Merchants National Bank of Billings among others. The court orders publication and summons defendants to answer within 20 days.
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Barbara E. Gajeski
Barbara £. Mitchell
Alex G. Gajeski
Merchants National Bank of Billings
Yellowstone Merchants National Bank of Billings
National Banking Corporation
Roy J. Covert
Montana
Sweet Grass County
J. E. Rees
Library Hours for June at Public Library
Library hours listed for June include Monday evenings 7 30 to 9 00. Wednesday and Saturday afternoons 2 30 to 5 00 and evenings 7 30 to 9 00 with H J Oliphant named as Librarian.
Private Hospital Emphasizes Maternity and Non-Contagious Care
Forsythe and Payne advertise a private hospital with maternity and non contagious services. A graduate nurse in charge promises reasonable charges and invites inquiries via phone 186 M.
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Forsythe & Payne
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DR. D. Claiborn
Big Timber, Montana
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Montana Power Co
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