Fort Hospital Opens June 8 For Disabled Servicemen
Port Harcourt hospital at Fort Harrison will open Monday June 6 with a program to care for 168 disabled ex service men and potential expansion to 300 to 400 beds. The public health service remodeled old fort buildings for hospital use and will serve only disabled veterans. State Treasurer J W Walker reports 850 000 in state bonds and warrants registered before March to be called June 15.
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Hetortan
UD. Pure
Port Harrigem
Port Haenso
The
Public Health Service
Afr Walker
Woods
Walker
Three Death Row Defendants Head State Supreme Court Appeal Session
At Helena the state supreme court hears appeals of three men under death sentence for murder. Defendants Theodore Chronopolus and Steve Byrne of Butte and Albert Viek of Dillon face review, the first time so many capital cases sit together.
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Helena
State Supreme Court
Capitol
Theodore Chronopolus
Steve Byrne
Butte
Albert Viek
Dillon
Flags Stolen From Bozeman Veterans Graves
Fourteen flags on graves of veterans from the Civil War Spanish American War and World War I were stolen at Bozeman cemetery. Memorial Day groups will replace them and prosecutions are expected as authorities investigate the first reported desecration of veterans’ graves in the area.
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Bozeman
Thez
Lewistown
American Legion of Montana
Quincy Scott
Chamber of Commerce
Romning Bureau
Butte Bulletin Daily suspended publication and star weekly planned
The Butte Bulletin established 1917 as a daily evening paper suspended due to financial difficulties. Manager IR Bo Smith said $27,000 debt and $50,000 in assets, hoping to resume daily publish within a month. The paper will issue a star weekly in the meantime with support from labor groups and radicals. Jack Cranmes, former assistant editor, left for the East to face trial on espionage charges after prior arrest in Duluth.
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T Butte
Butte Bulletin
Jack Cranmes
Duluth
Bulletin
Ftace
Moritada
State U Students Honor President Sisson With President’s Day
Missoula students designate June 2 as president’s day for retiring President FE O Sisson. Convocation at 1 pm with Professor PLC Scheuch speaking for the faculty and a student speaker for the students. President Sisson to respond followed by evening singing and a gym reception.
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Missoula
State University
FE. O. Sisson
Scheuch
Sisson
Butte Chief Murphy Retained by Mayor’s Order
Mayor Cocking approves the police chief’s retention after an eight day board review found Murphy guilty of certain improprieties but not warranting dismissal. The board reported Murphy faced charges of incompetence and assault on two officers, with the six city trial lasting six days and many witnesses heard.
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Murphy
Cocking
Examining and Trial Board
Iigger
Edith G. Cliseh
Morrison
McAdoo to Address Montana Teachers Annual Meet
Great Falls will host the Montana State Teachers Association on November 21 with a keynote by William G. McAdoo former secretary of the treasury and federal railroad director. State president Cummings of Lewistown notes the slogan Great Falls 1921 3 000 in attendance reflects aims for a large turnout.
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Netena
John AW. Burke
Thelena
Montana Livestock Association
Montana
Interstate Commerce
Cicago
John E. Benton
Washington, D.C
National Latinoaf Railroad
Montana Raffro
Canmission
Burke
Great Falls
Wiliam G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Cummings
Lewistown
Home Economics Association
Council of the Home Economics
Bozeman
State College
Sentence Commutation for Billings Man in Stolen Oil Case
Word reached here that President Harding commuted the sentence of Herman W Schwanz of Billings. Schwanz had been convicted in federal court in January for possession of a still and fined 500 dollars and nine months in Yellowstone County jail.
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Harding
Velena
Herman W. Schwanz
Billings
Schwanz
Yellowstone County
Leaves for Columbia U
Glendive reports the local board of education grants city School Superintendent I H Brown a one year leave of absence to study at Columbia University in New York City. He will pursue advanced courses in education focusing on administration and supervision.
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Glendive
Board of Education
I. H. Brown
Brown
New York City
Columbia University
Square Butte editor returns home amid theft claim
Nellie Holt the Square Butte Tribune editor returns to her homestead after a winter break. She replacement her stolen house and asserts she will maintain legal residence despite opposition.
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Nellie Holt
Square Butte ‘Tribune
Square Butte Tribune
Air Police Captain Verveus Joins New York Reserve
Captain Jane Verveus, famed French aviatrix, is commissioned into the New York police reserve and assigned to the aviation division. She is pictured in her new uniform.
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Jane Verveus
Diphin
Police Reserve of
New York
Avination
Greenland Bicentennial to Be Marked by Royal Visit
Greenland's two hundred year rediscovery by Danish missionary Johannes Egede led to conversion of the Eskimos and his becoming bishop of Greenland. This summer the bi centennial will be celebrated and King Christian X of Denmark will pay a formal visit. The photo shows an old portrait of Bishop Johannes Egede.
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Greenland
Johannes Beede
Christian X of
Denark
Johannes Egede
Fragmentary Love Note Teases Shakespearean Theme
Readable line hints at a lovers plot with a tongue in cheek remark about true love’s course. The fragmentary text suggests a humorous take on romance and public interest.
Miscellany of Curious Facts from a Historic Page
A collage of odd notes covers mete food taint from moonlight to tomb linens. It mentions a Detroit office complex with four miles of corridors and warns concrete needs shade to cure properly. It also cites Santos-Dumont’s 1906 European flight of 200 feet and comments on Mercury as a dense planet about three times the Moon’s size.
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Detroit
Europe
Santos-Dumont
Mercury
Earth
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