Labor for Home Patronage Debate in Montana Unites Labor Groups
Stephen Ely, president of the Montana State Federation of Labor, urges unity with the Montana Development Association in promoting patronage of home industries. He highlights Utah coal imports totaling four to five hundred thousand tons yearly, costing about 3 million dollars, argues Montana coal could create 1,000 more miners and circulate wages locally, and praises Bear Creek and Roundup coal as equal or superior to Utah coal.
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Montana Development Association
Montana State Federation of Labor
Stephen Ely
Ely
Montana
Utah
Montenans
Bear Creek
Montana Federation of Labor
Wack Maw Starts Saving After Vacation for Christmas Shopping
After a long vacation, Wack Maw decides to begin saving now to cover Christmas shopping costs. The move aims to ease year end finances and reduce debt while preparing gift purchases ahead of the holidays.
Wages and Textile Tariff and Presidential Pressure
The article discusses wage cuts in New England textile mills and the possible actions by the commerce and labor departments. It notes President Coolidge’s likely aim to unveil facts. the outcome could pressure employers if the wage reduction is deemed unjustified. Labor leader Samuel Gompers’ successor stakes the broader impact on the administration and tariff politics.
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Commerce and Labor Departments
New England
Coolidge
Commerce and Labor
Washington
Green
American Federation of Labor
Textile ties bite in Coolidge state race
In New England politics President Coolidge and Massachusetts Senator William M. Butler face a delicate clash as Butler, a textile industry ally and Republican National Committee chair, suffers from wage-cut decisions that could jeopardize his Senate bid next fall.
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New England
Butler
Coolidge
Republican Party
Senate
Denton Area Robberies Prompt Tales of Similar Thefts
After a linbo holdup targeted a car near Denton, locals recount other robberies and warn that sympathy fades as residents choose car fare savings. Police report no further details on suspects or motives.
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Denton
Herrin Revival Teaches Golden Rule for Labor and Capital
Four hundred Herrin residents reportedly "got religion" in a revival though specifics are not given. The writer argues this faith would spur fair dealing in class conflicts, urging both sides to abolish blacklists and boycotts, honor the right to organize, and refrain from retaliatory tactics. The piece concludes by urging readers to test their own beliefs in disputes.
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Her‘yin
Herrin
Labor
California murderer dies by own action
A violent case ends as SehWarta dies by his own action, sparing the public further details of the attempted treachery in Los Angeles. Authorities note the incident closes the chapter on the Lab squat event and prevent further sensational disclosures.
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Savisiaer
SehWarta
California
Tre Angeles
Fragmented OCR musings mix science and memory
A garbled collection of phrases touches on German swimmers and inner tubes, a charity stance, a holiday in Canada, and musings on Moscow and Chicago as a murder center, with unclear connections and distorted wording throughout.
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Moscow
Chicago
Wisconsin Demands Clean Money for Research Funding
The Philadelphia Record notes Wisconsin’s stance against tainted funds saying the state will refuse Rockefeller or any Foundation money if origin is suspect. It argues Rockefeller wealth and Carnegie wealth raise questions about moral influence on trustees and policy.
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Wisconsin
University of
University of Wisconsin
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Inecinge Competiton
J. P. Morgan
Steel Corporation
Rev Ketoners Sinelis
Peivedeunt
Andrew Carnegie
Hig Tivale
Ehans
American Home Building Shifts To Stucco And Style
The article notes a twentys era shift toward more attractive homes aligning with surroundings, spurred by the Own Your Own Home movement and home plan services. It highlights stucco's rise as an exterior finish, its color versatility, and its adoption across styles like Colonial, English, Spanish, and French influenced by modern methods reducing coats required and improving weatherproofing.
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Washington, D.C
America
Cigny
Rivie Clubs
Hiiaue
Staten
Sue
Los Angeles
California
Miami
Florida
Minneapolis
Spain
Duke of Devonshire
Chiswick
Tigland
Stucco Finishes in New Homes Boost Fire Safety and Aesthetics
Old homes with plastered surfaces onto metal lath or wire mesh echo standard practice, while newer stucco finishes in Tadars are claimed to be fireproof and durable. Skilled trowel work creates varied textures from smooth to rough, with ripple effects resembling sea breeze, appealing to builders as hundreds of thousands of homes rise annually in the United States.
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Sticco
Tadar
United States
Battle for New York Splits Tammany Faction in Richmond
In Richmond Borough, anti-Davis faction leaders rally against Mayor Renomiafio and plan borough candidate challenges to the Hearst Mylan ticket. Endie, head of the regular Tammany group, accuses county leader Davis S. Renee of selling out to Mylan and Hearst. The primary issue: should Governor Smith or W R Hearst lead the Democratic Party locally and statewide.
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New York
Ang
WTC
Tress Y
Spt
Greater New
Tammany
Mafsa
Richimond
Rec Vole
Renaniafio
Pylan
Bertram Gi. Endie
Vam- Imany
Richmund
Sixty Years Ago in Eastern News on Fort Rice
In a St. Paul dated note from Gen. Sully’s expedition the column reports the march to Fort Rice on the Upper Missouri. Sully seeks a treaty while tribes gather for a council. Old warriors favor peace, young men push for vigorous war. Senator Power of Helena, with Sully, joined the expedition and helped shape western history.
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Eastern
St. Paul
Sully
Fort Rice
Missouri
Tiea. Sully
Power
Helena
Mont
Bismarek
Tribine
Uncle Joe Joins Methodist Church in Danville
Former Speaker Uncle Joe Cannion becomes a member of the Methodist church in Danville joining James Church where his wife was an active worker with her death. By birth he belonged to Guilford Quaker society where he was born 89 years ago.
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Joe
Danville
Tis
Associated Vressj
Uncle Joe
Canspion
Methodist Church
the James
Guilford
Pref
Budget Squeeze Hits Army and Navy Under Coolidge
President Coolidge, in Swampscott, studied next year’s bulged estimates and 20 million in reductions across departments. Army and Navy face sharp cuts while aviation funding remains near current levels. A postal rate review and Alaskan fisheries crisis also feature in today’s briefings with officials and Maine representatives stressing conservation.
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Swamipscott
Mass
Byy Associated Press
Coolidge
Tord
Army
Navy
Joint Congressional Post Office Commission
White
Maine
Republica
Fgn
Mme
Alaska
Swig Booze and So Be Rem EA
A fragmented New York column discusses Prohibition era views on whisky and alcohol. Quoted figures include Mrs. Alicia J. Curing and Donchy, debating liquor, aging, and social norms, with digressions on bowling and table games. The piece reflects moral panic and shifting entertainments.
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New York
Nathan Dene
del Chan
Ornat Ard Lobaren
Darien
Ivy
Alicia J. Curing
Sanford Womens Christian Temperance
Donchy
Wind Jammer Ends Career as Barge at Newport Beach
Newport Head California August Associated Press reports the three masted schooner Muriel, once a Pacific coast icon in the copra trade, lies wrecked on the beach at the harbor entrance. Once famed for fast passages, the Muriel dated from Alameda and later drifted into moving pictures before her final fate as a fishing barge broke apart on a ground-swell.
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Newport Head
Cali
Associated Press
Murial
Herve
Alameda Calif
Seven Seas
South Sea Islands
Pacific
Muriel
Senate vote count in Iowa recount seals outcome
A Washington dispatch reports the final Senate recount tally across 42 counties showing Daniel Steck, Democrat, 68,074 votes and Senator Brookhart, Republican, 159,408, with Steck challenging 2,?87 votes and Brookhart 774. The article notes Steck led by gesture of contest.
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Senate
Washington
Associated Press
Nffivial
Daniel Steck
Brookhart
Steck
Answers to Questions From the Helena Independent Information Bureau
A fragmented Q and A column covers public health tips on standing and walking and polo history, with details on sugar schools, Paderewski age, and macaroni production. Notable items include the first Big Four polo team, U.S. geography facts, California thunderstorm rarity, and macaroni manufacture in the United States.
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H. M.A
Public Health Service
Counei
L. A
Harry Payne Whitney
Waterburys
Devereux Milburn
England
United States
Bat Ton Range
Louisiana
State Agricultural College
Paderewski
Belgium debt funding talks and crop forecasts announced
Negotiations to fund the Belgian debt began while Treasury officials reported last year’s post office deficit at 37 million. Forecasts show wheat at 678 million and corn at 2.95 billion bushels for the year amid efforts with Republican senators on new prohibition briefs. A National Park camper photographed a bear running down a mountainside when a camera trip caused an accidental shutter.
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Treasury
Waanmigwu
Tihe
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