President Urges Youth to Carry On Congress End Monday
In a chaotic late night session, Congress teetered toward adjournment as the House approved a Senate request to return the adjournment bill. A recess was granted after a lengthy delay with tense debate over votes and procedural moves. The scene remained unsettled as lawmakers weighed final actions on adjournment and related measures.
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Republicans End Their Conference in Yellowstone
The Rocky Mountain and Pacific coast Young Republicans wrapped a two day gathering at Yellowstone in Aug 1924 urging restoration of veteran compensation cash payments and a revised monetary system. They adopted a platform calling for immediate action and tax reform while emphasizing support for veterans and nationwide unity within the party.
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Order of Eastern Star Inflection in Minot Lodge Ceremony
A Minot lodge ceremony for the Order of Eastern Star featured multiple named participants and officers in a formal installation. The event included remarks by grand lodge officials and presentations of officers, with several members named for roles and honors.
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Bill on oil and gal goes to White House
August 24 report from Washington states a bill on oil and gas moves to the White House after approval by a key committee. The measure seeks to conserve and regulate resources, aiming to prevent waste while outlining executive actions.
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Resolution on Neutrality of U. S. Sent to President
Washington dispatch reports Congress sent to the President a modified neutrality resolution. It includes a sweeping embargo proposal on munitions to belligerents and a mandate to avoid aiding any side directly or indirectly as the United States seeks to remain neutral amid evolving global tensions.
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WPA Projects for Montana Approved by the President
President approves Montana works programs listing two jobs in Lewistown area and two in Helena project, detailing park improvements and tennis facilities. The plan, funded at about 10,550 dollars, includes park renovations around capital lawns, with a total local investment of roughly 2,362 dollars for specific site works.
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Robbers terrorize Philadelphia revenue office in daylight
Seven men armed with pistols held up clerks at the department of revenue in downtown Philadelphia. They fled with about $1,500 as officers pursued them. Weather briefly interrupted the pursuit with a calm, normal afternoon after the incident.
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State Prohibition Debate Edges Toward Clarity in Teaag
A garbled report outlines a statewide prohibition discussion across 264 counties with 10 complete and 54 partial results, noting amendments, pensions, and a one-watery path amid confusion. The piece cites county tallies and ongoing considerations, highlighting a constitutional testing period.
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Measure on alcohol control put over in Senate
The Senate approved a measure to adjust alcohol controls and set up a new commission to replace the central agency, replacing enforcement powers with a Treasury commission. The House earlier approved a compromise between the two chambers. NRA support mentioned amid passage.
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No respite in conflict day in Washington
Washington August 21 news summary describes a heated political climate as the election nears. References to battles over the New Deal, congressional races, and presidential rallying notes indicate intensified national debate and party maneuvering ahead of reelection.
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Young Democrats pledge loyalty to Roosevelt at Milwaukee
In Milwaukee 1500 Young Democrats publicly backed President Roosevelt. Delegates from across the states marched with banners as radio applause echoed the president’s Young America appeal. The resolution urged continued loyalty to Roosevelt and his administration and called youth to active political work.
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Grand Canyon of Big Horn Said to Be Rich in Gold
Denver reports Chaeten Lotontter a Denver mining figure asserts vast placer gold in the Grand Canyon of the Big Horn in Montana and adjacent areas. He describes government plans that may back a water power project and a royalty lease involving the Crow reservation. The tale includes bold claims of large nugget finds and a long canyon with treacherous walls, along with details of mining firms seeking sub leases and extensive river work.
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Sioux Indians Hold Church Conferences at Niobrara
Niobrara Nebraska August 24 More than 400 Sioux Indians from Tri Congregation and Presbyterian churches across the Dakotas Montana Minnesota and Nebraska gathered in a tent city six miles west of here for their sixty third annual conference under way today with mixed tribal and religious leadership in attendance
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Scanlan Urges GOPs to Get Busy on Constitution Day
Miles City publisher Ang 24-Cons urges GOPs to organize Constitution Day events September 17 urging widespread support for constitutional defense and party unity. He warns of threats to liberty and calls for mobilization across communities, urging counties to plan observances and public discussion.
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Denver Firebug Evades Officers and Sparks City Hall Blaze
A firebug terrorized Denver by breaching through the city hall's main entry and setting three fires inside the 6,000 seat building. Officers pursued through nearby buildings while the suspect eluded capture, sparking fear as they found acorns scattered and flames judged controlled. Police mounted a city hall siege, surrounding corridors and stairwells as they hunted the elusive arsonist.
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Roosevelt urges preservation of social program and NRA
President Roosevelt asked congressional committees to draft legislation to preserve social and economic gains from emergency measures, including the NRA. He urged analysis of NRA data, planning a fall meeting of managers and lawmakers to outline proposed laws preserving these gains.
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Glaciers Park Holiday Scout Gathering Opens
Three hundred Boy Scouts from Sacramento, San Jose and other California locals arrive by train at Glacier Park for a holiday gathering hosted by the hont of tom tame and Indian dances. The Indiana hold a pow wow for the Svavix with ceremonial dances and a tale of “great spirit” in their dham language. Also notes: a Spokane, Washington report of a marriage license issued to ITV Craum and Hvelin Piper of Missoula, Montana.
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Roosevelt Urges Youth Unity Against Old Order
President Roosevelt spoke to the Young Democratic clubs in Milwaukee urging all parties to unite and challenge the methods of the old order. He stressed that rules are not sacred but principles are and called for youth participation to improve conditions, health, security, and the economy, urging Americans to carry on the spirit of inquiry and reform.
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Senate confirms Hart of Montana
Washington August 24 The Senate confirmed Tay M Hare as Works Progress administrator for Montana despite opposition from Senator Murray Democrat Montana The record states the confirmation occurred amid ongoing debate over regional appointments and funding for Montana projects.
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Twin Bridges Car Crash Injures Four Locals
A car overturned near Twin Bridges injuring Doris Noe tancieh 17 and cousin Mary Narancich Dutta along with Leo Steiner driver and Vernon March of Sheridan. A blowout is blamed for the mishap amid night conditions.
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British Fleet Moves to Shield Suez Canal
News from Addis Ababa reports Britain moving naval forces to protect the vital Suez Canal. Italian troops mass near the front with 160000 soldiers in readiness, while Ethiopian defenses and pope’s protection measures intensify around Gondar and Addis Ababa as air patrols expand.
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