Labor Federation Chief Reports Year of Growth and Gompers Tribute
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor disclosed a year of growth with 2,878,297 members and 746,348 receipts. He warned against communist influence, urged nonpartisan political action, and highlighted efforts to protect child labor limits and oppose court injunctions. Fraternal delegations from Britain, Canada, Mexico, and 15 German unions attended.
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Railroad Labor Board
Gompers
Labor
Green
Federation
Children of America
Great Britain
Canada
Mexico
Labor union aims to pass child labor amendment at AFL meet
President William Green in Atlantic City pledges to fight for a federal child labor amendment and to extend labor protections nationwide. He lauds Gompers while condemning court injunctions, and AFL officials report a 13 000 membership gain as they plan anti communists, nonpartisan labor politicking, and international delegations.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Organized Labor
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Green
America
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
North Carolina
Gompers
Great Britain
Canada
Mexico
Church Schedule At The Lutheran Church
At The Churches Lutheran Church Pastor A A Holbeck and Supt J A Lowry announce Sunday school at 10 a m Luther League at 7 p m and English service at 8 p m Norwegian service at 11 o'clock Confirmation class every Saturday at 2 p m and choir rehearsals Wednesday at 7 p m
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Lutheran Church
A. A. Holbeck
J. A. Lowry
Luther League
Sunday Services Notice at First Congregational Church
Rev. Frederick J. Bishop presides with Sunday School at 10 a m inviting all children. Church service scheduled for 11 a m and 8 o’clock.
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First Congregational Church
Frederick J. Bishop
St. Mark's Episcopal Church Sunday Services Schedule
St. Mark's Episcopal Church led by Rector Leonard K. Smith holds services each Sunday evening at 7 30 except the third Sunday of each month when a morning service with communion occurs at 10 30.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Leonard K. Smith
St Joseph's Church Announces Second and Fourth Sunday Services
St Joseph's Catholic Church states services led by Rev Fr Leahy every second and fourth Sunday each month. Parishioners are invited to attend at the church.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Fr. Leahy
Evangelical Church Services Led by Rev Eller
Rev N A Eller pastors the Evangelical Church with Sunday school at 10 am and a sermon at 11 o clock. The notice lists the pastor's name and service times for the day.
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Evangelical Church
N. A. Eller
Adventist Elder Lockett Leads Sabbath Activities
Seventh Day Adventists Elder A. J. Lockett directs a Sabbath program with a 2 p.m. Sabbath school session.
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Seventh Day Adventists
A. J. Lockett
Scopes Evolution Case Faces Tennessee Supreme Court Disorder
The Scopes evolution case reached the Tennessee Supreme Court on appeal as the state moved to strike the bill of exceptions, alleging alterations in the record including changing the word thirty to sixty in the time limit. The court minutes and timing of filings were debated, with emphasis on proper entry of orders within term dates.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Frank M. Thompson
Supreme Court
John T. Raulston
Dayton
Raulston
Senator Cameron Seeks Tariff on Copper Ore
Senator Cameron of Arizona calls for a tariff of at least six cents a pound on copper to shield domestic industry from South American and African competition. He notes U S copper consumption at record highs while Arizona districts operate at 60 percent capacity, projecting declines absent relief and arguing tariffs could prevent wage and community harm.
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Washington
Cameron
Arizona
United States
Caillaux Leaves New York After Debt Talks Fail
French Finance Minister Caillaux and the French debt commission sailed on the liner France, disappointed at failing to settle France s 200 million debt with the United States. He might return to Washington in six months to resume negotiations. Dr Butler of Columbia praised France and offered aid to France s economic recovery.
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New York
Heart of America
Joseph Caillaux
French Debt Commission
France
Caillaux
Washington
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
M. Caillaux
America
Butler
United States
Rome
Coolidge
Writings Of George Washington Sold To Rosenbach
A New York collector banker sold a collection of Washington writings to the Rosenbach Company. The 400 to 500 papers cover Revolutionary period activities and include about 150 letters in Washington’s handwriting. The sale was disclosed today in New York.
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New York
Washington
Rosenbach Company
Foreclosure Notice in Montana Mortgage Case
Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheekbank sues Cale T Jones Mattie L Jones Frank J Jones Lydia M Alexander Joseph Bailey Bernice Bailey Whitman and W J Hannah as administrator for Edward C Jones deceased. Court orders answer within 20 days or default judgment. mortgage on 160 acres in Sweet Grass County secures notes of 1925 with taxes and costs to be paid. sale of lands to satisfy debt.
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Sixth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of Sweet Grass
Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheekbank
North American Mortgage Company
Cale T. Jones
Mattie L, Jones
Frank J. Jones
Lydia M. Alexander
Joseph Bailey
Bernice Bailey Whitman
W. J. Hannah
Edward C. Jones
Range 15
Montana Principal
United States Government
County of
Sweet Grass
Montana
Edward (. Jones
Ignet
Sheriff's Sale of 160 Acre Property in Sweet Grass County
Citizens State Bank of Big Timber sues Dale Cook Luella Cook and Roy Moore. A sheriff sale follows a District Court decree dated October 24 1925 at 2:00 PM at the Big Timber courthouse front door for 160 acres of land described as parts of Section 26 Township 3S Range 13E M P M with appurtenances. Dated September 25 1925. Ed Brannin Sheriff. Frank Whitse Under Sheriff. J E Barbour Attorney. Pub October 18 15 22 1925.
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Citizens State Bank of Big Timber
Dale Cook
Luella E. Cook
Roy Moore
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Big Timber
County of
Sweet Grass
State of
Towit
Herman J. A. Schwan
Flossie Schwan
Montana Meridian
United States
ED Brannin
George Y. Patten
Bozeman
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Sweet Grass County Montana
The Grass Mortgage Company is named as plaintiff with Abraham W. Shreves against a defendant. A sheriff sale is set for October 24, 1925 at 2:05 PM at the front door of the Court House in Big Timber Montana. The property is the south half of Section 26 Township 2 North Range 12 East containing 320 acres in Sweet Grass County Montana. Ed Brannin is the sheriff of Bozeman Montana.
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Abraham W. Shreves
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Montana
Montana Meridian
United States
ED Brannin
George Y. Patten
Bozeman
Sheriff s Sale in Sweet Grass County Montana 1925
Anglo American Farm Mortgage Corporation and others sue as plaintiffs with Tench C Hannon and George W Swords as receiver. An order of sale from Sweet Grass County District Court dated October 10 1925 sets sale at 2 00 PM at the courthouse front door in Billings Montana.
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Anglo-American Farm Mortgage Corporation
Tench C. Hannon
Capital Live Stock Loan Company
Register Life Insurance Company
American National Bank, of
Billings
Montana
George W. Swords
American National Bank of
County of
Sweet Grass
State of
Big Timber Property Deed in Sweet Grass County Montana
Land description in Sweet Grass County Montana belonging to Walter Tucker includes Lot Two and parts of Section Four with 158.70 acres plus 150 inches of Sweet Grass Creek waters. Includes easements, water rights, and all appurtenances. recorded in District Court Judgment Record No 2 page 16 dated April 6 1906. Public notice dated September 14 1098 with publication dates September 17 24 and October 18 1098.
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Sweet Grass
Montana
Sweet Gray County
State of Montana
Montana Principal Meridian
United States
Sweet Grass Creek
Walter Tucker
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Sweet Grass County
Property Auction Notice for 200 Acres in Montana
Defendants Herman J A Schwan and Flossie Schwan. Auction set for 25 September 1925 at 2 PM. Location details describe SW 1/4 of SE 1/4 and SW 1/4 of Section 8, Township 1 North, Range 12 East, Montana Meridian. Publication date October 18 1925.
Public Auction of 320 Acre Montana Farm in 1925
Public sheriff sale in Sweet Grass County Montana on October 10 1925 for 320 acres described as Northwest and related quarters in Section 8 Town 5N Range 15E including water rights and easements. Parties include Maude E Crocker plaintiffs and defendants L D Hartley Callie Hartley Hans Peterson Farmers National Bank of Harlowton Bank of Wheatland County B B Blethen Jesse H Hartley. Sale at courthouse front door between 9 AM and 5 PM with a specified 2 PM bid time.
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L. D. Hartley
Callie Hartley
Hans Peterson
Farmers National Bank of
Harlowton
Bank of Wheatland County
B. B. Blethen
Jesse H. Hartley
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Montana
Sweet Grass
Big Timber
Farmers National Bank of Harlowton
East
Montana Principal
United States Survey
County of
State of
ED Brannin
Frank Whitsel
Sheriff Sale of Land in Sweet Grass County Montana
Wisconsin National Life Insurance Company and others sue to foreclose on real property in Sweet Grass County Montana. The sheriff will sell Lot 1 and 2 and NE quarter SE quarter minus 13 acres in SWYNE quarter described by section township and range. total about 284.64 acres per government survey. Sale date October 10 1925 at 2 p m at the court front bench Miles City attorneys Loud and Leavitt for plaintiff.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Montana
Sweet Grass
Wisconsin
National Life Insurance Company
Barbara E. Gajeski
Barbara E. Mitchell
Alex G. Gajeski
Merchants National Bank of Billings
Yellowstone Merchants National Bank of Billings
National Banking Corporation
Roy J. Covert
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Swyne
Mortgage Foreclosure Suit in Sweet Grass County Montana
Ralph Ray Miller sues Arthur A Jaggers and Jessie Jaggers for foreclosure of a mortgage dated August 16 1922 to Jay K Macy on lands in Section 20 Township 1N Range 17E Sweet Grass County Montana. The court orders defendants to answer within twenty days or risk default judgment. Public notice dated September 29 1925.
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Ian Waters
District’ Court
Sixth ‘Judicial District
Montana
Sweet Tass
Ralph Ray Miller
Arthur A. Jaggers
Jessie Jaggers
Jay K. Macy
Range
Montana Meridian
Sweet Grass County
State of
Foreclosure action over 320 acre Wolfe estate mortgage in Montana
Publication details a suit by E. P. Stone against Carlie Wolfe as administrator of Samuel T. Wolfe deceased Lydia Wolfe and others to recover 1500 dollars plus interest and costs. The case seeks foreclosure of a January 30 1919 note and related liens on the East Half of Section 8 Township 2 North Range 17 East M P M in Sweet Grass County Montana. Court date set for response within twenty days.
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Carlie Wolfe
Samuel T. Wolfe
Lydia Nettie Wolfe
Samuel T Wolfe
D. L. Case
John F. Sinclair Company
2 Corporation
Jack Anderson
Mary Dee Anderson
Montana
Sweet Grass
Sweet Grass County
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International Labor Defense Council
American Negro Congress
Irish Workers and Peasants’ Famine Relief Committee
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Workers Party
Trade Union Educational League
Workers’ Monthly
Progressive Building Trades
Champion
Daily Workers
el Paso
Congress
Scopes
Lord Cornwallis
Elizabeth Powell
Martha Washington
George Washington
J. E. Rees
Frank Whitse
J. E. Barbour
Big Timber, Montana
Frank_Whitsel
Maude E. Crocker
Loud & Leavitt
Miles City
Centre Seal Johnston
Coleman & Johnston
District Court of the
E. P. Stone
Snell & Arnott
Professional Directory
J. W. Church
Masonic Building
Mont
A. P. O'Leary
Big Timber Hospital
DR. D. Claiborn
Montana Power Co
Black Big
Timber, Montana
DR. M W. Barr
Forsythe & Payne
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