Government Sailors and Sailors Privileges Debate Over Prohibition
In a column-like commentary, the writer reviews maritime liquor policies, noting Uncle Sam defender of merchant marine and three-mile limit privileges. It cites Budweiser brewer Busch and Harding era debates over ship subsidies, prohibition, and Congress’s primary reforms in Montana politics.
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New York
London
Pacific
Uncle Sam
Busch
St. Louis
Harding
United States
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Great Britain
France
Japan
Secretary Weeks Attacks Direct Primary and Government Decay
Secretary Weeks in Cleveland laments a weakening constitutional framework and party responsibility as direct primaries and reform agitation erode safeguards. He urges careful constitutional amendments and decries overzealous reformers while defending Congress and the need for mature public judgment.
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Weeks
Washington
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Congress
Ai Res Garner
Texas
Aer
Ons
Fr Srachusetts
Tinch
Thirteen Years Ago in Big Timber Local Notes
Big Timber boasted fine Montana lawns and noted J. J. Kusey of McLeod did business here yesterday. The fire department tore down part of the Dier Browning ruin. Bell Telephone linemen updated wiring for a new McLeod office. Catholic church construction was let to Paul Opperman and will rush to completion. The local baseball team reorganized with H. Witten as manager and a five member executive committee.
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Montana
J. J. Kusey
McLeod
Dier-Browning
Bell Telephone Company
Mce-Leod Street
Paul Opperman
H. Witten
R. L. Lewis
G. H. Howard
J. T. Burke
C. A. Caulkins
June Wedding at McLeod Unites Leona Winefred and Ray Bryan
Leona Winefred Duncan and Ray Bryan wed at the Duncan home in McLeod on Wednesday June 21 at 2 pm in a ceremony before about 40 relatives and friends. Rev. Wilbur Isley officiated as Della Bryan played the Lohengrin Bridal Chorus and the couple received many gifts before a lawn reception and photos on the grounds. The bride, a Sweet Grass County High School graduate, wore white organdy with a pearl necklace from the groom. her attendant was Millie Barto. The groom is the son of County Commissioner Chas Bryan. They plan to settle at the groom’s ranch near McLeod after July 15.
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O. R. Duncan
Mcleod
Leona Winefred
Ray Bryan
Della Bryan
Wilbur Isley
Mise Millie Barto
Laverne Duncan
Sweet Grass County
Chas. L. Bryan
Bryan
Billings
Will
Minnesota Woman Nominated for U S Senate in Primary
The Minnesota primary results show Mrs. Olesen leading with 18 212 votes to 14 639 for Thomas Meighen among 1715 of 3348 precincts reporting. She becomes the first woman nominated for the U S Senate by a major party in U S history. Kellogg renominated for the Republicans, with Henrik Stisted as a rival in the race. The Third district contest between Representative Charles and his opponent was the closest congressional race.
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ST. Paul
United’ States
Minnesota
Frank B. Kellogg
Henrik Ship‘sted
Farmer-Labor
Charles
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