War Vet Harrison Earns International Fellowship
Landreth Harrison of Minneapolis, a Glasgow, Montana native and former lieutenant of the 104th Aero Squadron, suffers shell shock but completes three years of college. He earns a Carnegie Endowment fellowship for International Law, studies under Prof. Quincy Wright, writes on the U S Canada Joint Commission, and will receive a Master of Arts in June while continuing toward a doctorate with a second year fellowship.
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Landreth Harrison
University Avenue
Minneapolis
Glasgow
Montana
U. S
Veterans’ Bureau
104Th Aero Squadron
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Harrison
Graduate School
University of Minnesota
Quincy Wright
International Joint Commission
United States
Canada
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Paris
Danner's Wife Explains Why She Aided Arrest
Mrs Iva Danner, in a June 8 confession to County Attorney E A Peterson, describes why she revealed alleged crimes tied to Central Park Montana in 1920. She says she is not sorry and regrets hiding the truth, detailing her husband Seth C Danner's suspicions and their estrangement.
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Bozeman
Mont
Iva Danner
Seth C. Danner
John Sprouse
Florence
Central Park
Montana
E.A. Peterson
Eat More Wheat Will Aid Wheat Growers says Guthrie
Murray K Guthrie former aviation man addressed the ninth annual meeting of the North Western Grain Dealers Association in Helena. He urged lifting consumption of wheat in the United States arguing per capita use is far below other nations and called for boosting demand to help farmers while previewing the national wheat conference in Chicago June 19 and 20. The gathering drew a large attendance and was praised as the best in the association’s history.
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Helena
Murray K. Guthrie
American Aviation
Northwestern Grain Dealers’ Association
United States
Captain Guthrie
Chicago
Missing Motors Cheerful Note Highlights Car Disappearances
Hartford Times reports a lighthearted remark about frequent car thefts with the line If your motor is missing I keep cheerful as a reflection on many vehicles vanishing. The piece notes a trend of missing cars and public reaction.
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Hartford Times
Denton Farmer Elme Pfeiffer Killed by Lightning
Elme Pfeiffer a 45 year old farmer and well known Denton resident was instantly killed when a lightning bolt struck him on Monday while he held an umbrella during a light shower. He rode with E. E. Ward on a four horse team hauling grasshopper poison about six miles from town. The bolt struck Pfeiffer in the throat and traveled down his body as all four horses were knocked to the ground. Ward was thrown from the wagon and later recovered. Pfeiffer’s body remained on the wagon seat. Pfeiffer was widely known as a good citizen in Denton County where his death shocked the farming community.
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Elme Pfeiffer
E. E. Ward
Atiard
Pfeiffer
Mr. Ward
George Coppide
Ward
Monk
Denton
Ager
Judith Basin County Press Reports Heavy Rain Event
A heavy downpour occurred around the time of the event, as noted by Judith Basin County Press observers. The brief item references changing weather conditions affecting nearby activities.
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Judith Basin County Press
Texas House Condemns New York Prohibition Repeal
The Texas House of Representatives adopted a resolution deploring New York's repeal of its prohibition act. The vote was 60 for the resolution to 29 against, with eleven present but not voting. An amendment praising New York's stance on prohibition was tabled 78 to 8.
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Austin
Tex
Texas House of Representatives
New York
First Regular Debt Payments Received from Foreign Governments
Washington reports the treasury took in the first regular semi annual payments on World War loans. Great Britain and Finland began reducing their obligations under new settlements, with Britain remitting liberty bonds and cash totaling $000,000 and Finland paying $135,000 in cash.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Great Britain and
Findland
Great Britain
Philosophical exchange centers on choosing sides before action
A fragment shows a philosophical friend advising to decide who is right before proceeding, while Murphy counters that the fight may end before that decision is made. The dialogue hints at urgency versus deliberate judgment.
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Dad
Murphy
Attractive New Stenographer Starts Work in Boston Office
A new stenographer described as an attractive blonde arrives for her first morning in a Boston office. She asks if the day begins there as in New York, and her employer, without looking up, responds with a playful request to be kissed before she starts work.
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New York
Blue Brown Boy Inspires Quiet Laughter
A fragment depicts a scene where a blue eyed boy is teased about his Nut brown hue. Adults urge him to speak up while others laugh softly at the playful moment. The dialogue centers on the boy's color and self-identity in a tender exchange.
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Patch
Ten Pound Bundle of Old Papers for 10 Cents
A ten pound bundle of old papers is offered for 10 cents at the Review.
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the Review
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