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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1923

Page

2

Molly Casey At Casey Town Attracts Promoter Keith

Keith arrives in Casey Town amid a gold rush atmosphere. Molly Casey’s inheritance and a leveraged partnership with Sandy Bourke shape a plan to develop the Molly claims while Keith plots a large scale funding push. Molly’s guardian and the Three Star partners decide on a staged dividend scheme to secure her future.

Keith Wilson Keith Flimsoll Plimsoll Sandy Casey Molly Casey Mr. Rourke Three Star Ranch Molly Simpson Sam Westlake Tia Simpson's Artire Blake Nome Casey Town Wiscoverer Sandy Bourke Mormon Bailey Miranda Mulkin Patrick Casey New York Mrs. Welch Donald Molly Causey Three Star Kelths Noubuy Donald Keith Keiths Molly Mine Steven

High Civilization in Yucatan

A description of Yucatan as an ancient advanced society likened to Egypt. It notes stone architecture with precise masonry, observatories, an accurate calendar, and a superior numeral system relative to Rome, dating back to early Christian era influx.

Yucatan Egypt America

Thought for the Day Reflects on Earning and Work Ethic

A concise moral remark notes that those who do only what they are paid to do rarely engage in much extra effort or initiative. The line suggests the value of going beyond minimal duties to gain fuller engagement and purpose.

Navy Building Program Outlined For Coming Year

The navy plans eight cruisers four river gunboats and three cruiser submarines for the next year The program aims to address gaps in speed scouts and Panama canal defenses Analysts note the United States would lag in cruiser tonnage against Britain and Japan even with planned additions The Langley Lexington and Saratoga would boost aircraft carrier tonnage while Britain and Japan show larger inventories and ongoing builds

Ashington Denby United States Great Britain Japan Budget Bureau Congress Panama Canal Navy Department Mr. Denby Langley

Tablet Marking Monroe Mansion Honored by DAR Rally

A bronze tablet marking the historic Monroe house at 2017 I Street NW was unveiled by the District Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. District Commissioner Rudolph praised James Monroe’s role in locating the nation’s capital, noting his ties to Georgetown and the site of Washington, while recognizing the house's 1802 construction and its brief service as the nation’s White House.

The Arts Club I Street Monroe Rose Gouverneur Hoes Maud Campbell Gouverneur Daughters of the American Revolution Rudolph James Monroe United States Tie Congress Lower Falls Lower Falls of the Potomac Thomas Jefferson Georgetown Maryland Washington Jefferson National Capital Catherine Nagle State Historical Committee D. A. Rt Edward J. Ryan Historic Spots Committee White House

Patrick Wins Pilot Wings at Sixty in Army Air Service

Secretary of War Weeks announced Maj. Gen Mason M Patrick chief of the Army Air Service has qualified as a pilot at age sixty. Patrick's tests included takeoffs landings cross country flying and engine knowledge. Weeks said two air service officers will survey an around the world route touching Alaska Aleutians Japan and Australia as a possible expedition.

Weeks Mason M. Patrick Army Air Service Patrick Air Service General Patrick Engineers Corps Air Serv Alaska Aleutian Islands Japan Asiatic London Australia

President Taft’s Trip Still Holds Record

Harding’s Pacific coast and Alaska voyage totals about 15 057 miles. Plans include 5 000 miles by train and rest by ships Henderson President Harrison American Legion, nearing Taft’s 1911 swing around the circle. Taft holds the longest single trip and high mileage for a presidency.

Harding Pacific Coast Alaska Henderson Shipping Board President Harrison San Diego Cal Panama Canal San Juan Porto Rico American Legion New York Taft United States Middle West West South Panama Canal Zone White House Roosevelt Wilson Paris England Italy Belgium

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