House passes peace measure ends war with central powers
Washington reports the House approved the Porter peace measure by five to one to terminate the war with the central powers. The vote replaced the Knox resolution and passed 305 to 61 with only Kelley of Michigan opposing. Forty-nine Democrats joined the majority.
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Wool Growers Meet in Lewistown Montana
Fergus County Montana Wool Growers Assn calls a June 18 Lewistown gathering at 2 PM in court room No 1 to set this year’s wool clip. State Wool Growers Assn reps and Wool Acceptance Co finance committee discuss the state wool pool and small clip handling. All Montana wool growers invited to attend and share views.
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Unclear Fragment Sparsely Reports on Mrs Bergdoll
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs Bergdoll and a remark about being better off in Russia. Details are missing, making full context unclear. No verifiable event or outcome is present.
Gooch-Wright Wedding Linked to Denton Event
George P. Wright of Grass Range and Mildred Gooch daughter of Denton residents wed at Denton with Mack officiating. The ceremony drew Wright family members and wedding guests who enjoyed a serenade and felicitations. The couple will live in Denton briefly before moving to the groom’s homestead in western Chouteau County. Percy Wright, a Denton native and WWI veteran, helped with local trucking contracts for the Bayley dome oil field project.
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Pence Letter Notes Montana Summer Plans
A Pennsylvania oi operator C. C. Pence states he will spend most of the summer in Montana and will be in Grass Range in the near future. The note appears to summarize travel intentions and location.
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Industrial Court Upheld in Howat Contempt Case
Topeka Kansas June 11 The Kansas Supreme Court unanimous in affirming Crawford County District Court which sentenced mine workers leader Alexander Howat to one year in jail for contempt of court The decision notes numerous cited cases and strike conditions across the country If the high court denies a rehearing the matter may go to the United States Supreme Court says Redmond S Brennan Howat’s sentence followed his defiance of a court order during miners strikes in Kansas
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European Poison On Life Philosophy Speech In Atlanta
A June speech in Atlanta before the 17th annual convention of the Associated Advertising Pelube of the World discusses the spread of European war era ideas in America. The speaker argues against importing too many external philosophies and urges a practical approach to life.
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Battrick Plans Fourth of July Celebration
The town of Battrick prepares a Fourth of July event amid unofficial reports of over 900 dollars subscribed by one side, sparking a bitter factional dispute between supporters of Lou Butler and Judge Roy Ayers. County commissioner candidate Mr ate is remembered for a strong campaign on the Democratic ticket.
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Be Ruth Hits Twenty Third in Yankees Victory
Ruth drives in two runs and belts a two bagger as the Yankees rally to a 12 to 8 win over Detroit. The star slugger also contributes in the outfield and pitchers go five innings for the win. Detroit falls behind early as New York stretches its lead.
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Lewistown to Host New Northwest Oil Refinery
Lewistown will host a new Northwest Oil refinery project led by George J. Wiedeman and local citizens. The Northwest Oil and Company, incorporated in Delaware for 500000 dollars, plans a 60 acre site near the Medigar farm with 3000 barrels capacity and stock offerings including 3000 shares of preferred and matching common shares. Officers include Wiedeman president Herbert Hover A E Edhar deyee Harry Nockdens and Taylor Pen Own Belden.
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Local Punchline Quips About Subjugation and Fame
A fragmentary Boston note mocks a presenter's ego and fear of fame. The speaker ridicules a figure who "subjugates his Trew" to impress others, suggesting he tends toward self-serving speech and risky behavior.
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