Chauncey M. Depew Hails Democracy At 91st Birthday Dinner
Chauncey M. Depew told Montauk club hosts in Brooklyn that democracy rules the world and will continue to rule. President Coolidge sent a congratulatory letter. club president William H. English praised the celebration as unique. Depew recalled world progress since the dinners began and noted past presidents including Harrison Cleveland and McKinley.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Montauk Club
Brooklyn
William H. English
Coolidge
English
Depew
Jie
Cleveland
McKinley
Notable U.S. Presidents and Economic Policy Shifts
The excerpt cites Roosevelt and Taft with influence during World War I era, recalls Harding as the "prince of good fellows," and praises Coolidge for thrift, economy, and debt reduction. It frames their impact on world affairs and domestic tax policy as enduring principles of economic success.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
Anaconda Company Reports 1924 Copper Losses and Record Consumption
The 1924 annual report shows gross income of 166,467,901 with net profit of 6,719,215, down sharply from 1923. Production exceeded 3,000,000,000 pounds while domestic consumption rose to about 1,472,000,000 pounds, and exports hit a record 1,130,600,000 pounds. Copper averaged 13.024 cents per pound, down from 14.421 cents. John D. Ryan notes taxes paid with no expected changes post 1918 issues.
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New York
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John D. Ryan
Ryan
Treasury Department
Grey Cliff News Roundup From Big Timber to Manhattan
Local notes recount everyday moves in Grey Cliff and nearby towns. Shopping, job changes at the Northern Pacific, a Ford purchase, and travel to Manhattan. a track meet in Big Timber. a scald injury to Frank Junior Myers. new restaurant opening by Mrs. Schilriff. and family visits among Osborn, Melville, and Dillon connections.
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Grey Cliff
Julia Hyland
Grey Cliff School
Osborn
Settlement
York
Melville
Big Timber
Roy Osborn
F. Shallock
Sigurd Lavold
Harry Hart
Community Notes From Big Timber and Vicinity
Melville Theo and Olson drove to Big Timber Sunday evening. Mark Elliott did business calls there Saturday. Helen Wallum completed a term of school at York Friday. J. Dahl Mrs Wm McMahon and son Walter visited Big Timber Monday. Theodore Colby spent a week at the home ranch helping his father. Dr A P OLeary visited Monday and called at Melville school. Mr and Mrs H P Franklin returned home Friday from Billings. Mrs Wm McMahon returned Wednesday from an extended Billings visit with daughter Mrs Woods. Local residents attended the surprise for Mrs Clara Monroe near Big Timber Saturday night.
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Theodore Colby
Home Ranch
Clara Monroe
Big Timber
The
Evangelical Church
Our High School
Guy Uhlig
Ruby Hart
Reed Point News Briefs Highlight Local Events And School Plans
Movements include Walker and Hart families to Columbus and Sugar City, plus a large Absarokee dance turnout. Local notes report Mrs. Marlow recovering from a dislocated shoulder, plans for the Senior class play A Poor Married Man, and several community visits, illnesses, school quarantines, and forthcoming commencement week events in Reed Point.
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Bill Duffy
Northern Pacific
Andrew Peterson
Ellingson
Andrew
Frank Peterson
Manhattan
Leon Otis
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Oscar
State
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Anaconda
Squire Dillon
Frank Junior Myers
Goldie Myers
S. T. Johnson
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Miss C. Palmer
Harlowton
Milwaukee
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County of
Sweet Grass
State of
Montana
Theo
Olson
Mark Elliott
Helen Wallum
York School
J. Dahl
Wm. McMahon
Walter
A. P. O'Leary
Melville School
Reed Point
Walker
Mrs. C. M. Hart
Columbus
Lester Faw
Mr. and Mes
F Everett Farr
Ruth
Mrs. T. W. Marshall
Sugar City
Methodist Ladies Aid
Grandma Brumfield
Absarokee
H. H. Marlow
Carleton
Olive Ogelby
Bill Brown
Brown
Earl Cole
Baby
Earl
Park City
Irve Rash
Donald Rash
Jessie Boylan
C. M. Smith
Dwain Booth
Soldier Boys Memorial Library Club
Elizabeth Swift
E. O. Busch
Lasater
Boyles
U.S
USCO
Usco Cord
U.S. Rubber Company
United States
Cord
U.S. Royal
Royal Cord
BIG Timber Garage
Florsheim
Times
Sweet Grass County Creamery
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