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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1921

Page

2

Edwin Denby the Naval Secretary Likely Has Wartime Service

Edwin Denby brings a fighter’s lineage and two wars of service. His father a colonel and an uncle a fleet surgeon, with a great uncle commanding a Civil War mosquito fleet. He joined the Michigan naval militia in 1898 and served as a gunner’s mate on the Yosemite at San Juan. In 1917 he was forty seven and entered the Marines at Paris Island as a private, rising to sergeant and morale officer. He later studied at the University of Michigan and entered politics in 1905.

Edwin Denby Michigan Naval Militia Yosemite San Juan Cuba Marines Denby Washington Paris Island S.C

Weeks Biography Highlights John W Weeks Secret arty War Secretary

John W Weeks an Annapolis graduate born on a farm rose from a one room schoolhouse to teaching, Naval Academy graduate 1881, served in the Massachusetts naval brigade and Spanish American War, later banking and politics culminating as U S senator from Massachusetts 1913 to 1919. He was defeated for reelection in a factional party fight.

John W. Weeks Naval Academy Massachusetts Naval Brigade Volunteer Navy Florida Southern Railroad Hornblower & Weeks Boston Eee Ete Newton Mass Congress House of Representatives United States Massachusetts Tie

Attorney General Daugherty Named for Harding Administration

The selection of Harry M. Daugherty of Ohio as attorney general is described as a personal appointment. A longtime Harding ally and campaign manager, Daugherty is among the President’s closest political friends. Born January 26 1860 in Washington Courthouse Ohio he rose from city council clerk to Ohio state legislature and law graduate of the University of Michigan.

Harry M. Daugherty Ohio Hhas Een Daugherty Harding Heirst Champaign Dinisherty Ohio State John Sherman United States Washington Courthouse University of Michigan Cincinnati Mcquirer

New Secretary of Labor Davis Brings Long Steel Trade Ties

James John Davis of Pittsburgh takes office in the Harding cabinet as secretary of labor. Born October 27 1873 in Wales he worked in steel mills from age eleven and later served as director general of the Moose organization and governor of Mooseheart.

James John Davis Pittsburgh Harding Cabinet Lator Davis Mately Lhe Taya Order of Moose Attha France Moose War Relief Committee Order Mooseheart Unique Chicago Wales America Sharon Elwood Ind Granite City American Bond and Mortgage Company

New York Officer J M Wainwright Named Assistant Secretary of War

Col J M Wainwright of New York named to be assistant secretary of war. He served as inspector general in Major General O'Ryan’s Twenty seventh division and held a New York National Guard post during the war.

J. Mathew Wainwright New York New York National Guard O'Ryan

Dr C L Alsberg Named Director at Stanford Food Research Institute

Dr C L Alsberg chief of the chemistry division at the agriculture department has received appointment as director of the food research institute established at Stanford University by the Carnegie corporation.

Dro. L. Alsberg Department At Agriculture Food Research Institute Leland Stanford University Carnegie Corporation

Dr Wilbur F Crafts Linked to Motion Picture Censor Push

Dr Wilbur F Crafts head of the International Reform Bureau agrees to halt his campaign for a federal motion picture censor ship law. The National Association of Motion Picture Producers pledges to aid in promoting clean motion pictures by eliminating salacious material.

Wilbur F. Crafts International Reform Bureau National Association of Motion Pic Ture Producers Crean Motion

Montana items mix bridge project and state notices

Montana reports include a 300 foot reinforced concrete bridge over the Yellowstone river near Tivingston costing nearly 70000, a state dairy calf club championship awarding a four year scholarship, a bank reopening plan for First State Bank of Jordan, and university building plans with a campus library heating plant and dormitory.

Yellowstone River Tivingston Yellowstone Nationals Park Mabel Wood Belt Valley C. FE. 2 Potter University of Montame the State University Q. E. Sisson Missoula

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