Proclamation Predicts Montana Election Outcomes and Party Shifts
The article argues Montana will be safe for two years after the November election, citing governor proclaimed senate counts and anti nonpartisan wins. It discusses candidates Dixon McCusker Riddick and Col Bole stance, urging reading the governor’s proclamation and evaluating eleven initiative measures on the ballot.
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Montana
McKay
Sanders County
Hazelbaker
Beaverhead
Powers
Lewis and Clark
Harmon
Gallatin
Esp
Sweet Grass
Heron
Custer
Nonpartisan League
Pioneer
Dixon
Montana delegates urge Salvation Army to build state Children's Home
In Helena a convention of county representatives from forty Montana counties voted to ask the Salvation Army to establish and operate a Montana Children’s Home modeled after Lytton California. John G. Brown cited county reports. the Army accepted. Funds will stay in state, with local citizens organizing the drive to support the project.
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Montana
Helena
Salvation Army
John G. Brown
Lytton
Calif
Yellow Press in Tokyo Turns on America in Sharp Attacks
Anaconda Standard notes Tokyo newspapers from conservative to ultra yellow ranks are waging a vehement anti American campaign. Reports from correspondents describe implacable hatred toward the United States with sensational charges including a claim that Japanese professors are paid to preach birth control. The piece questions future consequences for US Japan relations.
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Japan
Tokio
America
Americans
Shantung
Paris
United States
Tokio Kokumin
Democrats Against Riddick In Helena Paper Report
Helena Independent says Col. William Bole of the Great Falls Tribune dislikes the no partisan labor rise in Democratic nominations at the primaries and cannot stand for Carl Riddick.
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McCusker
Cox
Riddick
Col. Bole
Nonpartisan League
New York
Washington
New York Tribune
Carl Riddick
Montana
Congress
Nonpartisan League-Labor
Gov. Cox
Roosevelt
Mr. McCusker
Helena
Col
William Bole
Great Falls
Church Announcements and Schedule for Local Parishes
Congregational Church led by Rev. E B Bellingham holds Sunday School at 10 a m and services at 11 a m 7 p m and 7 30 p m with Young People at 7 p m. Rev A Holbeck lists 10 a m Sunday School and no Big Timber services with Melville at 11 a m and Fish Creek at 3 30 p m. St Marks Episcopal Church under Rev C P Burnett offers services at 11 a m on the 1st and 3rd Sundays. Mass at St Father Sheehy on the second Sunday at 10 30 a m and the fourth Saturday at 10 a m. Choir rehearsals Tuesday evenings.
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Father Sheehy
St. Mark’s Episcopa
C. P. Burnett
Reynolds Seeks Montana Supreme Court Seat
Frank B. Reynolds left Michigan after a successful probate judgeship and law practice, moving to Billings 11 years ago to advance growth in Montana. The Republican party has nominated Reynolds for the two year term as associate justice, citing his legal prominence and civic work. He graduated from the University of Michigan Law in 1895 and built a thriving Coldwater practice before relocating.
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Frank B. Reynolds
Montana
West
Michigan
Coldwater
Billings
Republican Party
Reynolds
State Supreme Court
Nis
Law Department
University of Michigan
N. A. Reynolds
Mich
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Jerome Williams
Sweet Grass County
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Supreme Bench
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United Motors Corporation
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Peace Auto Co
Northwestern Distributors
Buick
Scandinavian
Big Timber, Montana
Elec
Tricity
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