National League of Women Voters Gathers in Great Falls
A regional convention at Great Falls June 19 to 21 will hear national figures like Maud Wood Park and state leaders. sessions cover child welfare laws education and independent citizenship for married women with Montana hosting a citizenship school and a Montana League formation.
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National League OF Women Voters
Great Falls
Montana
W. L. Hollaway
Montana Supreme Court
Sidney Lanner
EF. K. Cheadle
Lewistown
Maud Wood Park
League
Percy Pennybacker
Texas
Katherine Waugh McCulloch
Chicago
James Paige
Minneapolis
Louis Slade
New York
O. S. Warden
Great Falls Commercial Club
E. H. Cooney
Edwin L. Norris
Norris
Jas. Paige
League of Women Voters
Stewart
Maud Woodpark
Washington, D. C
National Child Welfare Committee
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
Louis F. Slade
New York City
Montana League of Women Voters
F. R. Brown
E. L
Betty Wilkins Norris
National League
United States
Department of Education
Helena selects Marie Mosher as Golden Glow queen
Miss Marie Mosher of Helena wins the Commercial Club Golden Glow queen contest for the first annual carnival. Rival towns Augusta and Clemons claim credit for her as the homegrown winner amid headlines and disputed residency notes.
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Marie Mosher
Helena
Miss Mosher
Augusta
Clemens
Clemons
Amelia Mosher
A. A. Campbell the premier Montana newspaper solicitor
An affectionate profile lauds A A Campbell as the best newspaper subscription solicitor in Montana. The piece traces his 35‑year career from Fort Benton to Helena and Billings, noting his vast local reach, early cowboy days, and his role in guiding readers to major dailies amid print shortages.
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A. A. Campbell
Prairies
Coast
Montana
Alexander the Great
Campbell
Virginia
Robert I. Lee
Texas
Fort Benton
Old Fort
Benton River Press
Russel Harrison
United States
Helena
Helena Journal
Harrison
Independent
Helena Record
Billings Gazette
Lfe
West
John R Toole Helped Build Up Western Montana
John R Jorial, a key figure in Montana's early statehood and mining industry, helped shape Anaconda and Missoula. Born July 3, 1849 in Maine, he moved west, earned esteem from Marcus Daly, led in three legislative sessions, and later presided over the Big Blackfoot Milling Co and the Daly Bank & Trust.
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John R. Toole
Montana
Anaconda
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Marcus Daly
Mr. Toole
Toole
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Missoula
Daly Bank & Trust Company
Montana Public Schools Lead Union in Six Ways
Public schools in Montana top the nation in several education factors per a Russell Sage Foundation letter to state superintendent Miss May Trumper. The state excels in attendance and non-salary expenditures but ranks lower in term length, high school participation, teacher pay, and gender balance in high school.
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Public Schools
Montana
May Trumper
Leonard P. Ayres
The
Russell Sage Foundation
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United States Department of Labor
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