Peace With Germany and Austria Nearing Passage
Senate and House Republicans reach a compromise peace resolution to end the war with Germany and Austria. Democratic leaders oppose the plan but expect rapid passage with final approval possible before the Fourth of July. Knox and Porter differ on approach but agree on outcome.
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Washington
Senate
House
Harding
Germany
Austria
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Representative Flood
Virginia
White House
Porter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Methodist Church Notices Sunday Schedule and Call for Sunday School
Divine worship at 10 30 with a sermon by the pastor. Sunday school at 11 30 Junior League at 3 p m Epworth League at 7 p m Evening worship at 8 p m. Official board meets after the evening service. The notice urges greater effort to bring more children to Sunday school at the M E church.
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Epworth
Edward C. Stokes
New Jersey
William S. Shaffer
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
M. E. Church
Pendroy Church Notice Preaching in School House
Preaching service in the Pendroy school house Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock by Rev. Harry T. Stong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendroy
Harry T. Stong
State Epworth League Institute Draws Large Montana Delegation
A large Montana delegation will attend the State Epworth League Institute at Wolf Creek from July 4 to 11. The program emphasizes study in mornings, recreation in afternoons, and lectures with devotionals in evenings, featuring a nationally and internationally renowned faculty. The article lists cars and passengers traveling to Wolf Creek, detailing names of passengers for each vehicle and departure times.
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Epworth League Institute
Montana State Epworth League
Wolf Creek
Stong
Ford
Elizabeth
Hattie Miller
Henrietta Slanger
Bessie Crane
Louise Willis
Martine
Studebaker
Harriet Doege
Margie Haugen
Mary E. Forrest
Eckford
Buick
Beth Cleland
Uriel Andrews
Norma Doege
Evelyn Hansen
Eleanor Taylor
Dorothy Franklin
Lucille Dornblazer
Vamps Drive Plain Girl to Poison and Despair
Virginia Hicks a 20 year old patient at Maryland General hospital attempted suicide by swallowing poison Sunday night saying men seek beauty not a real home maker. She blamed romance and social display for her unhappiness and lamented a dancer won over her fiancée after meeting a prettier girl.
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Baltimore
Virginia Hicks
Maryland General Hospital
Airl
Virginia
Plowmen and Threshermens Association Meeting Called
A meeting of the Teton County Plowmen and Threshermens Association is set for Saturday July 2 at 2 p m. in the county agent's office in the courthouse. All members are requested to attend. J W Armburger Secretary.
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Teton County Plowmen and Threshermens Association
Court House
Regal Splendor at Rangoon Wedding of Chinese Merchant’s Daughter
A lavish ceremony at Dreamland in Rangoon marked the marriage of Lin Chin Thong’s daughter. The bride wore a towering gold crown and diamonds while guests viewed a pink silk bridal chamber and a silver tobacco salver beside the groom. Chinese musicians, dancers, and a large extended family attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Lin Chin Thong
London Mail
Interior decorator falls into baptismal pool at church
William Koch, a North side interior decorator, entered a church in the dark seeking lights. He wandered the pews and, misled by faulty directions, stepped into the unlit baptismal pool with a splash. The janitor had not covered it.
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William Koch
Koch
Indianapolis News
Gas leak odor system aims to deter suicide by gas
U S bureau of mines officials announce a method to mix chemicals with illuminating gas to emit detectable odors throughout a house. Experiments used banana wintergreen and grain alcohol scents, with other mixtures described as terribly strong. The odor is intended to deter deaths by gas asphyxiation and reduce property destruction by explosions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Mines
Desolate Yap Island Struck by Devastating Earthquake
A wireless report from Yokosuka reports Yap Island as a desert waste after a severe earthquake and windstorm. Officials say no lives are lost, but damage is the worst ever on a Pacific island. Seismographs at Osaka and Tokyo Imperial University were heavily affected and require repair.
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Yap Island
Yokosuka Naval Station
Pacific
Osaka
Tokyo Imperial University
Brooklyn Engle
The Late Mr Hogg Becomes Baron Magheramorne
A LondonAnswers item recalls Sir James McGarel Hogg who was raised to the peerage as Baron Magheramorne. At a reception a butler, failing to echo the new title, finally cries out The late Mr Hogg causing amusement and confusion.
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James McGarel-Hogg
Mr. Hogg
London
Proxies Promises Thrilling Royal Theatre Card
A renowned crook drama from Cosmopolitan for Paramount titled Proxies will play at the Royal next Sunday. Norman Kerry Zena Keefe Raye Dean Paul Everton and William H. Hooker star in the tale of a former criminal trying to reform facing obstacles before finally succeeding with a compelling love element.
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Royal Theater
Paramount
Norman Kerry
Zena Keefe
Raye Dean
Paul Everton
William H. Hooker
Montana outfit buys 7500 sheep in Washington state
Spokane reports the sale of 7500 Rambouillet sheep for about 50000 dollars. Buyer is Deer Lodge Farms Co. of Deer Lodge Montana, returning to sheep after eight years in the business. Seller Henry I Troub of Winona Washington retires. Sheep to be shipped to Deer Lodge at once.
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Montana
Washington State
Spokane
Wash
Deer ‘Lodge
Annual Picnic and Dance Planned for July Fourth
The notice invites all residents to a July Fourth picnic in the Hay Grove with a dance in the evening at the Blackleaf school house. Music will be provided by the Davis Orchestra. Everybody welcome.
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Hay Grove
Blackleaf School House
Davis Orchestra
Sheriff Sale of Studebaker Automobile in Montana
I S Martine sheriff of Teton County Montana announces a sheriff sale ordered by the District Court of the 19th Judicial District. On July 16 1921 at 2 pm in front of the Chateau Court House door the Studebaker seven passenger automobile serial number 293 984 Utah license 29107 will be sold to the highest bidder for cash.
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District Court
19Th Judicial ‘District
Montana
Teton
J. T. Anderson
Harry Ross
Teton County
Studebaker
Utah
Court House
Chateau
United States
I. S. Martine
New French Cock Fighting Sport Draws Big Bets
France has adopted a new sport where two roosters are pitted to outcrow rivals within an hour. Birds are housed in dark coops and fed millet with wine and beer, then released to crow rapidly as bets run high on the outcome.
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France
Baseball’s Global Reach Beyond the Stars and Stripes
The piece argues baseball is deeply linked to American culture but notes many nations and regions still know the sport poorly. It highlights America’s role in spreading customs and games, including baseball’s limited spread in the Philippines and Manila.
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America
Cuba
Manila
Philippines
Notice of County Board of Equalization Meeting
The Board of County Commissioners will meet as a Board of Equalization in Chateau Montana on July 13 1921 to examine the 1921 Teton county assessment book and equalize property values continuing to August 8 1921. Parties failing to appear will be debarred from corrections.
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Teton County
Board of County Commissioners
Chateau
Montana
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Cheteau Vulcanizing Company
Detroit Vapor
Chateau Hardware Co
Harness Point Furniture
Main Ave
Cho. Hdn. Co. Co
H. Swaine
State Board of Hail Insurance
Helena
Methodist Church
Plowmen & Threshermens’ Association Meeting
J. W. Armburger
Great Crook
Dodge
L. E. Taylor
Acantha
F. P. Goodwin
Farmington
New
Roosevelt
H. Stamer
Mort
Mary Hansen
Julius Stenson
L. E. Taylor Garage
M. A. King
Midland Mail Order House
Billings
Estray
Glen Wiseman
Sloan
Sheriff's Sale
Board OF Equalization
W. H. Webb
Mont
H.G. Ward
Choteau
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