Government must protect right to work in strike crisis
The speaker argues the right to work must be protected against strikes that impose forced idleness and violence. He cites picket lines, intimidation, and even violence as risks, urging government intervention to guarantee safety for workers and ensure coal and transportation run. He warns of a dangerous turn if strikes escalate and calls for labor to embrace negotiation over communist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
Herrin
Montana Senatorial Outlook Favoring Riddick in Primary
Montana politics center on Congressman Riddick who holds strong farm county support and wide appeal to administration supporters. He has built a reputation as a tireless worker in national and state matters, attracting party workers who see him as the best Republican nominee and likely senator. His main work on the agricultural committee reflects western farming interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obinoukion
Riddick
Montana
Harding
Dixon
Mr. Riddick
Agricultural Committee
Plentywood Pioneer Press
U. S
Carl Riddick
House of Representatives Tras
Cari Riddick
Prest Alive and Well After Forced Landing Near Dawson
Nevada aviator Charles C. Prest, en route from Buffalo to Nome and Siberia, survived a forced landing at Niggerhead Flat on Seventy Five Mile river after engine trouble. He killed a caribou to secure food and was found by searchers near Eagle, though his plane was partially wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
City
V. T
Charles C. Prest
Nevada
Buffalo
New York
Nome
Alaska
Siberia
Fairbanks
Niggerhead Flat
Eagle
Fire barrier device praised in experimental report
A product described as a wire and glass mesh barrier shows high resistance to flames. In tests it does not melt or break under intense heat, remaining intact and preventing spread. The reported device aims to act as an effective fireproof wall in emergency scenarios.
Farmers urged to store wheat at home this harvest
Commissioner Davis warns Montana growers of a possible grain shortage and urges creation of on farm storage as elevators and railroads fall short. He cites a likely second largest crop in history and says scarce farm labor and railroad disruptions could delay movement of wheat. Each thousand bushels needs about 1250 cubic feet of space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Montana
Carl Riddick for U.S. Senate in Montana
The McCone County Banner endorses Carl Riddick for senator, praising his qualifications and past service as a Montana congressman elected in 1918 and reelected in 1920. It highlights his farming background near Lewistown and argues he would best serve Montana agricultural interests in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCone County
Montana
Carl Riddick
Lewistown
Senate
United States
Riddick Seen as Likely Montana Senate Favorite
The piece argues Congressman Riddick would be the strongest, most popular GOP Senate candidate in Montana. It notes wide Republican support and even Democratic friends ready to back his bid, suggesting he would attract substantial votes in primaries and the general election.
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Malta
Riddick
Senate
House
Montana
They insure Anything
An English visitor describes a versatile insurance company offering policies that cover a mistress for three years against loss of her poodle, garden failure, or theft by boys, and to insure a girl against spinsterhood with a life income if she pays for ten years.
Riddick Urged as Best Montana Senate Hope
Montana voters in the Second district see Congressman Carl Riddick as the logical candidate for U S senator. After two terms in the House he is described as an indefatigable worker and ardent advocate for Montana with a strong district lead and broad support among Republicans.
Denby Narrowly Escapes Plane Crash Near Peking
Secretary Edwin Denby of the American Navy escaped death after his aircraft engine failed at about 4000 feet over the Great Wall. The plane was destroyed in a landing but Denby was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Edwin Denby
Great Wall
Serbian Women Hard Workers on Farms and Weaving
Serbian women perform a large share of farm labor and weave their own clothing. They are valued highly and many parents resist daughters marrying, leading to wives often being older than their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serbia
Boxer Reels From Six-Round Bout With Battling Kid
In a barroom exchange Smith jokes about a scarred face asking what happened. Brown reveals he boxed six rounds with the Battling Kid last night and confesses he isn’t really a boxer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Brown
How Do You Know in the Ham Ten Herald
A brief quoted proverb from the Ham ten Herald notes a playful dating of two men in a game bed where one suffers a toothache and the other is in love. It asserts the toothache man will sleep first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Ham Ten Herald
Kerosene for Fido and Home Remedies Noted
A brief item notes kerosene as a stock remedy for lice and hot vinegar used for nits, reflecting common domestic treatments. The report presents these home remedies in a matter of fact tone without prescribing medical approval.
Local Debate Over Burden of Bonus Question Confuses Soldier and Taxpayer
Readers wrestle with who bears the cost or responsibility in a civic prompt described as a bonus question. The wording leaves whether the soldier or taxpayer shoulders the burden unclear.
French Leave origins debated by historians
Many authorities trace the term French leave to an eighteenth century French custom of departing crowds without bidding farewell. Others argue the word derives from veiled meanings or misrendered phrases.
Government Ownership Deficit and Rail Losses Debate
The document weighs government ownership costs in Canada 1920 rail losses totaling about 136.9 million including direct and indirect effects. It notes rising taxpayer burdens, omitted interest on unearned investment, and contrasts U S railroad guarantees after privatization with calls for further state ownership schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Railways and Canals
United States
Help Promised for Big Wheat Harvest
Helena reports a Washington dispatch stating Senator Walsh received a Labor Department letter about recruiting thousands of workers for Montana wheat harvest. The secretary of labor notes the farm bureau will assist the state farm labor needs, aiding farmers as they harvest Montana’s second largest wheat crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Washington, D. C
Walsh
Secretary of Labor
Montana
United States Employment Service
Labor Department of
Farm Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Right and Wrong Sage Feud Over Flypaper Sides
A quip contrasts two sides to every question with a joke about flypaper. The sage argues there are two sides to issues while the fool notes a big difference for the fly based on which side he chooses.
Montana District Court summons Gladys Ulmer v George Ulmer
The State of Montana greets defendant George Ulmer in Fergus County District Court. Gladys Ulmer sues for a decree and relief stated in the petition. Defendant must answer within a set period after service and file a copy with the plaintiff's attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Tenth Judicial District
State of Montana
Fergus
Gladys Ulmer
George Ulmer
Meintiff
Wonky Gage
Sam
The
State of
Montana
Sheriff Sale Notice In Fergus County Montana
Notice of sheriff sale directed by Verma Love and others against George Flak to satisfy a judgment. The property is the South Half of the Northeast Quarter and East Half of Southeast Quarter, Section 29, Township 14 North Range 23 East, Montana Meridian, with appertaining rights. Dated Lewistown Montana July 18 1922. WM. R. WOODS JR Sheriff. Raymond E. Dockery Attorney for Plaintiff. 1-20-22.
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George i
Fergus County
Sheriff's Eels
Montana
Lewistown
WM. R. Woods, JR
Raymond E. Dockery
Plaintiff
Tenth Judicial Ripantet
Vertsont Lote
Cotion
Real Flindere
J. Flinders
Ee County
J. H. Ryan
Ryan & Sone
Ty Hs
Beeler
O'Cheek
Cour
Peopel
Ion Es
Esteh-Tsenteme
Pontebning
Peres
None
Dockery
Public Notice of Land Claim by Charles F Carson
Seen of the Interior Lewistown Montana July 1 1922 notice states Charles F Carson of Tyler Montana filed for three year proof to establish a land claim on Lots 8 9 Sec 6 Township 12 North Range 22 East M M before R W Blake Grass Montana on August 14 1922 witnesses Warren Swingle George McKeown Adam Ryan Cyrus Gorman all of Tyler Montana. JOE MONTGOMERY Register. First Pub July 18
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
U. S
Lewistown
Montana
Charles F. Carson
Tyler
M. M
R. W. Blake
U. S. Com
Grass Mont
Warren Swingle
George McKeown
Adam Ryan
Cyrus Gorman
Mont
Joe Montgomery
Register
Why Suffer from Rheumatism
Nine of every ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism not needing internal treatment. The pain can be relieved by applying Chamberlain's Liniment which aids sleep and rest for sufferers.
Wall Unearthed in Gracechurch Roman London Site
Workmen uncover walls believed to belong to a Roman London forum section in Gracechurch Street during postal cable laying. A wall four and a half feet thick extends 13 feet downward and may mark part of an inner chamber. Museum officials note painted decorations suggesting a Third or Fourth century origin.
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London
Gracechurch
Untitled Dialogue Snippet From Old West Scene
A brief spoken exchange shows a ranch hand called a hired man trusted yet teased. One speaker notes the man’s foolish reputation while the other concedes he shows some worthwhile effort. The dialogue hints at workplace tension and character dynamics.
The Home of the Soul and Stomach Health Claim
An old belief links the soul to the stomach and asserts Chamberlain's Tablets cure ordinary stomach trouble. The ad claims tablets strengthen digestion and restore natural function, urging a trial at a price of a quarter.
Interior Department notices and Montanan names recorded
Interior, U.S. at Lewistown Montana records on July 1 and July 21 list individuals including Lee Fields of Gilt Edge and H Blake as U.S. Commissioner at Grasse Montana, with others James Latray and W J Anderson noted. first publication June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Blake
U.S. Com
Grasse
Mont
W. J. Anderson
William Minlschmidt
James Latray
G. P. Burnett
Gilt Edge
Montana
Joe Montgomery
Register
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A candid advert urges households to keep Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand in hot months. It claims high usefulness and value, encouraging immediate purchase.
Land claim notice and names listed in Grass Range frontier
A historical land claim notice from Grass Range Montana lists applicants including Roy Harris and Robert Turk with dates of June 15, 1922 and the 29th day, showing claims to parcel sections and land described with coordinates and witnesses. The notice names U S Blake as commissioner and references three year terms and filings at the U S land office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Lewistown
Montana
Roy Harris
Battrick
Mont
U. S. Com
Grass Range
Robert Turk
William Dugan
TB Battrick
Joe Montgomery
Register
Real Estate Notice in Montana County Sheriff Proceedings
In the district court of Montana, J. Flinders et al appear as plaintiffs seeking property in Lots 3 and 4 and surrounding tracts in a government subdivision. The notice records a sheriff's sale action dated July 6, 1922, listing parcels and appurtenances in a formal county publication.
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Great Falls
Denby
He Wasn
Boxer
Josh
Chamberlain
Chamberlan
Newton Vreeland
Minos
the Interior
U. At
Foe
Lee Fields
Hedges Real Estate Co
BROS
Leading Jewelers
Main Street
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