Addressing Citizenship and Liberty in a State Speech
Governor Erickson urged renewed civic duty during a commemorative address, tracing pioneer sacrifices and proposing solutions to domestic and global challenges. He called for vigilance to defend liberties, reform taxation, law enforcement, and fair capital labor relations, urging persistent service for good government.
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Great Northwest
Great West
Mississippi
Pacific
Europe
Dumanus
Lutheran Church Services and Sunday School Announcement
On Sunday June 14 Rev A A Holbeck and Rev Seville lead morning worship at 11 with the sermon The Guardian Angel. Sunday school opens at 10. Religious school starts Monday in the Lutheran church side rooms. St Josephs Catholic Church holds services on the second and fourth Sundays.
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Lutheran
A. A. Holbeck
J. A. Lowry
Seville
Lutheran Church
Congregational Church Services Announced
The Congregational Church offers Sunday School at 10 a m and an evening sermon at 8 p m by Rev Cooley of Absarokee delivering the message.
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Congregational Church
Cooley
Absarokee
Church Services Schedule for St Mark and Evangelical Church
St Mark's Episcopal Church with Rev J W Hard offers services each Sunday at 11 AM and 8 PM. Evangelical Church led by Rev N A Eller holds Sunday school at 10 AM and sermon at 11 AM with C E services at the parsonage Sundays at 7 30 PM and a prayer meeting Friday at 7 30 PM.
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Evangelical Church
N. A. Eller
Arcade
C.E
Seventh Day Adventists Call Sabbath School Service
Elder A. J. Lockett presides as Pastor at the Sabbath school gathering scheduled for 2 p m with the Seventh Day Adventists community.
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Seventh Day Adventists
A. J. Lockett
Mrs. Maggie Hathaway Named Chief of Child and Animal Protection
Governor John E. Erickson appointed Mrs. Maggie Smith Hathaway of Ravalli county as chief of the bureau of child and animal protection, succeeding Martin L. Higgins. Hathaway, a three-term Montana representative and former county school superintendent, will begin duties June 8 and has long championed women and children's welfare.
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Helena
Maggie Smith Hathaway
Rayalli County
John E. Erickson
Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Parent-Leaders Association
Hathaway
Stevensville
Ohio
Bluffton
Ohio Northern University
I. N. Smith
Montana
Ground broken for new women’s building at state college
Bozeman June 6 ground was broken for the Montana State College women’s building as Mary Jo Stockton was named outstanding girl student and Genevieve Cooley turned the first shovel. Dean Ann Herrick led the program with Mrs Macebus-Bolitho and officers of the Associated Women Students.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
Henrietta Mochus-Bolitho
Butte
Mary Jo Stockton
Ann B. Herrick
Associated Women
Dean Herrick
Macebus-Bolitho
Esther Ashbury
Marion Lobdell
Thelma Mall
Elizabeth Hart
Alias Summons in Mortgage Foreclosure Case Montana
The district court serves Herman J A Schwan and Flossie Schwan with an alias summons in a mortgage foreclosure action by Noord Amerikaansche Hypothec bank. Defendants must answer within twenty days or face default. The case seeks to foreclose a mortgage on 200 acres in Sweet Grass County securing notes totaling 225 and interest. First publication June 14 1925.
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Herman J. A. Sehwan
Elassie Schwan
State of
Montana
Herman J. A. Schwan
Flossie Schwan
Montana Meridian
United States
Sweet Grass
J. E. Rees
Tragedy in Peru Ind as Coal Cars Overturn
Seven white workers and five black workers died when two coal cars toppled onto a party of about 30 Chesapeake & Ohio maintenance crew near Gonverse Indiana. Five others were seriously hurt with emergency crews extricating bodies beneath a locomotive tender and tons of coal.
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Peru
Ind
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Gonverse
Marion
Company
Wabash
EK. F. Smith
Two Tacoma Residents Die in Runaway Car Crash
A driverless car careened down a steep downtown hill in Tacoma injuring five and killing two bystanders. The deceased are Judge Merritt J. Gordon, 69, prominent lawyer and former state supreme court jurist, and Lena Bradley, 39, wife of salesman R. C. Bradley. Machine owner L. J. Eberhardt, 21, was arrested and later released on $10,000 bond.
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Tacoma
Wash
Local Happenings and Community Notes
John P. Hanson prepared for shearing around Livingston. C A Caulkins visited Livingston yesterday. E Bechtel, Livingston insurance man, traveled to Big Timber this week. Mr and Mrs I N Colby and O B Flare from Melville are visitors. Mrs Jimny Nepstad returns from Oklahoma visit. Rev N A Eller back from Evangelical church convention in Nebraska. County Clerk Conwell reports land patents for Charley S Dalton Elling Evenson and W W Carson. A H Arneson Jack Fielde John Bog T M Grosfield and Arthur Grosfield back from Norse American celebration in Minneapolis with a busy crowd.
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United States
Conwell
Charley S. Dalton
Elling Evenson
W. W. Carson
Minneapolis
A. H. Arneson
Jack Fielde
John Bog
T. M. Grosfield
Arthur Grosfield
Foreclosure Suit Seeks Sale Of 320 Acre Montana Farm
In Sixth Judicial District a mortgage foreclosure action is filed against Abraham W. Shreves over land in Sweet Grass County Montana. The 320 acre farm in section 26 township 2 north range 12 east is pledged to secure a note of 1300 plus interest. Plaintiff seeks sale of the lands to pay principal interest taxes and costs. Proceedings run from June 11 1923 to July 2 1925 with attorney George Y. Patten of Bozeman representing the plaintiff.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Noord
Amerikaansehen Hypotheekbank
North American Mortgage Company
Abraham W. Shreves
State of Montana
June Refunding Debt Smallest In History
Washington reports the June financial operation will issue only 125 million dollars in new securities as part of Mellon’s plan to reduce the floating national debt. The certificates bear 3 percent interest and mature in one year from June 15, retiring over 400 million of maturing paper.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
High Court Upholds New York Criminal Anarchy Act
The New York criminal anarchy act was upheld as valid and constitutional by the Supreme Court. The ruling affirmed Benjamin Gitlow’s conviction, with Justices Holmes and Brandeis dissenting. Sanford described the manifesto as urging mass action aimed at overthrowing parliamentary government through unlawful means. The court held the state may punish speech that advocates direct action to destroy government, not abstract doctrine.
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Washington
New York
Supreme Court
Benjamin Gitlow
Holmes
Brandeis
Gitlow
Sanford
Bozeman Lawyer Hartman Forms Partnership in Great Falls
Bozeman attorney Charles S Hartman and George A Judson of Great Falls form Judson Hartman to conduct a general law practice in Great Falls. Hartman, longtime Bozeman lawyer and former U S minister to Ecuador, will move his home and offices to Great Falls. Judson has practiced law in Great Falls for about two decades.
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Livingston
Charles S. Hartman
Bozeman
Eequador
George A. Judson
Great Falls
Judson & Hartman
Hartman
Bar Association
Gallatin County
Montana
National Congress
United States
Ecuador
South America
Judson
Examiner Jewell To Hear Wheat Dispute In Montana
Examiner Jewell of the Interstate Commerce Commission will hear the wheat export rate dispute in Helena on July 16 at 10 a.m. The Montana railroad commission reports the session concerns rates from Montana points to primary markets. Docket No 2880 covers grain rates with continuing traffic effects and potential lower rates for growers.
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Helena
Pacific Coast
Montana
Examiner Jewell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal
Montana Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission of Montana
Montana Commission
Exminer Jewell
Spokane
McClintock Trunkey Company
McCormick Steamship Company
San Francisco
Meccantile
Montana Export Rate Association
W. N. Stockton
Montana Farm Bureau
Montana Millers
Shriners Consider National Magazine and Dues Rise
At the 1925 Imperial Council session in Los Angeles the Ancient Arabic order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine decided to launch a national magazine for all members, raise annual dues from $5 to $10, and grant a charter to Tadmore Temple Akron Ohio.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Imperial Council
Nobles of
Mystic Shrine
Tadmore Temple
Akron
Ohio
Shrine parades draw 60000 in Los Angeles for George Washington Memorial
Shrine members and the public rally behind the George Washington Memorial appeal in southern California. Shrine interest centers on two parades in Los Angeles, a pageant of Shriners with bands and drums and an electrical parade with a motion picture pageant. Over 60,000 packed the Los Angeles Coliseum, with tens of thousands along the boulevard approaching the bowl.
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George Washington Memorial
Shrine
California
Shriners
Los Angeles Coliseum
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J. W. Hard
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John P. Hanson
C. A. Caulkins
E. Bechtel
Melville
I. N. Colby
0. B. Flare
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Ont
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