Helena labeled a good place to live amid enforcement praise
Local observers describe Helena as law abiding and orderly with strict enforcement of prohibition laws. Officials including Director Lusk and Prosecutor S. W. Glenart defend the city’s status, noting reduced traffic violations and strong cooperation with federal and state agencies. Citizens and visitors largely accept Helena’s orderly reputation.
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Werutea
Nuessionei
Jorsl
Krockers Verssl
Tere
Addison 4c
Lusk
Montana
S. VW
Glenart
Melena
Tirector Lusk
Helena
Stewart
Te City
Yeon Vighint
Cain- Bagn
Cain- Bagn Fossip
Chicago
Federal enforcement efforts cited at Montana mining camps
The article notes general federal action in Montana mining camps led by Director Jaste and Attorney John Sluttery. It mentions 20 places abated for 12 months and 9 cave submissions to the district attorney, with court trials on the horizon for late terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Butte
Direstor Jaste
Federal Pratruition Enforcement Department
Alstrtet Court
John
Why Blame Him Ma You Ought To Be Ashamed To Be At The Rest
A sharp exchange as a mother chides her son Wilket for not attending class. The boy replies that a classmate always at the foot is home sick with measles, a fact the judge notes in the exchange.
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Willie
Mussel and Phoebe Trade Frustrations Over Shopping
A Parisian style quip from the Passing Show in London captures Mussel and Phoebe bantering about shopping. Mussel complains about memory and money, while Phoebe jokes about forgetting which shop owes what, reflecting light theater dialogue.
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Mussel
Phoebe
London
Bradford Plans To Convert Unused Classrooms To Housing
In Bradford England unused school classrooms will be converted into living quarters for families ejected from apartment houses. The measure aims to provide immediate housing by repurposing vacant educational space in the city.
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Bradford
England
Farm Bodies Urge Policy Shift Amid Crisis
In a midwestern newspaper letter from Americal Wheat Growers’ Association leaders, farmers demand protective policy to balance surging costs and farm debts. President Coolidge backs extending Agricultural Credit Corporation programs and War Finance loans to diversify northwest farming toward dairying and livestock. The piece argues for domestic market focus and supported crop pricing to stabilize farm incomes.
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Americal
Wheat Growers' Association
Eqwallys
Julius H. Haines
United States Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge
Agricultural Credit Corporationy
War Finance Corporation
Northwestern
T. Jafiray
Minneapolis
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Senate
Central
Northwest
Washington
Norbeck
Wielan
Tan
United States
Narbeek. R
Gove Crimness Cat
War Finance ‘Corporation
Imag Ake
Caimat
Farners
Seithin
Under Fire Investigation In Miller Lewis Administration
A San Francisco probe into the 12 Veterans bureau district linked to Grant administration arises from disabled veterans. Grant asserts support, while the district spans California, Arizona and Nevada. A corporation is asked to evaluate legal eligibility to seek loans from the War Finance Corporation and cooperate on substantial business under cautious terms.
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Miller Lewis
Grant
Veterans’ Bureau
San Francisco
Dstrict
California
Arizona
Nevada
War Finance Corporation
Students Confer on Law Observance at White House
Washington April 5 A students conference on law observance and citizenship began today at the White House with addresses on prohibition enforcement. About 159 educational institutions nationwide will send students to the conference, organized by the Citizens Committee of One Thousand as a culmination of numerous undergraduate meetings. The conference is led by student organizers with support from 16 college presidents and 10 alumni.
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Washington
White Houses
Citizens Committee of One Thousand
Personal notices from Helena and nearby towns
A long classifieds style notice lists numerous individuals visiting or staying in Helena and surrounding towns. Names include Mr Shay, 1 WWeCann, J.C Sehiling, Byers, Fohnson of Glasney, C. Sohmdde, T. Le Daly, Norris, Tardif, Etfanducks, Catterna family, Miss Tsthora Anderson, TD Watson, Walter Shay, Berthe Miner, Jes Payloc, Jeanette Taylor, Dr John G. Thompson, Joan Keany, Christ Neen, Sarah A. Warlson, Elsa Tudla, A. Watson, Gratd Christian, Misa Novine Whirphy, Mrs Waller Ralelgt, Geo Ms Carpenter, and King rex Lirbed. The items note arrivals, visits, and departures in Helena, Butte, Great Falls, Boulder, Missoula, and surrounding locales.
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Tsthora Anderson
San Francisco
TD. Watson
Great Falls
Melons
Walter Shay
Berthe Miner
Helena
Royal King Albert Pays Fare In Street Car Scene
In Brussels King Albert rode in a street car when a car broke down. He paid his fare like any passenger, drawing amused laughter at the Royal Palace. The article notes the daughter Mrs. Winsten M. Cools and Mr. Harpenter remained in Los Angeles, planning return to Ifélena by the fest of May.
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Winsten M. Cools
Harpenter
Los Angeles
Ifélena
Brussels
Albert
Atenobile
Royal Palace
Bride and Groom Feted by Manchester Police Uniformed Crowds
Constable Heysham of Manchester police attended the wedding as uniformed colleagues of both the bride and groom filled the church. The scene showed strong police presence and community ties during the ceremony.
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Heysham
Manchester Police
Silence in the Court? A Humorous Exchange in Rochester
A Rochester Times-Union item records a playful courtroom moment where a witness quips about honesty and denials. The exchange features Sam deflecting questions with a mock oath and colorful, archaic dialect that captures local flavor and humor in a legal setting.
NQ Night Calls at Corsham Wool Town Contest
In Corsham Wilts four children in one family won second third fourth and fifth prizes in a recut contest. A local municipal physician Nero allegedly receives Norduiums beyond salary to help villagers preserve their health and may refuse attendance to those not obeying orders. The piece hints at a dubious prize guessing question about the number of peas in a pont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nero
Corsham
Wilts
Egg
Pont
Whiny experts in Washington draw Brother Magnus Jahon’s ire
A fragment notes Brother Magnus Jahon indicating discovery of whiny experts in Washington and a forthcoming response. Vague wording suggests critique of unnamed specialists and a planned action. The piece reads as a brief, clipped opinion item from a local paper.
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Magnus Jahon
Washington
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Sanden & Ferguson CO
Coats
Milan
Shay
Marysville
Vna Roe
Toner
Wwecann
J.C
Sehiling
Isva Keshuees
Bette
Byers
Billings
Fohnson
Glasney
Freiena
C. Sohmdde
Telene
Yarlowton
T. le Daly
Placer Hotel
Norris
Anlszoula
MR. Tardif
Meiena
Oes
Etfanducks
Bulton
A. Catterna
South Tena
Eae Jes Payloc
Jeanette Taylor
Boulder
Sohelena
John G. Thompson
Icane
Waa
Joan Keany
Willesalphur Serings
City
Wo Christ Neen
Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Tiarrison
Columbia Kalle
Ars
Sarah A. Warlson
Elsa Tudla A. Watson
Nouthern California
Bee Gratd
Christian
Lewis and Clark County
Piralicas
Misa Novine
Pocutéle
Ida
Matelly
Waller Ralelgt
Tor
Whar Walson
Cantor
Wito
Wwe
Yes
Geo Ms Carpenter
Hottants Carpenter Company
King Rex
Helann
Bie
Manchester
Eng
Curtin Gift & China Shop
Herman
Sam
Rochester N
Montana Book & Stationery Co
C. S. Temple
Monogram Engraving
Jacquemin Jewelry Co
Walker
Davis
Ole
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