Pewters Reports 1924 Plans From Conference
Pewters assistant general freight and passenger agent of the Great Northern railroad spoke from Chicago after attending the annual conference of Eastern and Western freight and passenger traffic men. Plans for 1924 include a new Cascade tunnel project in western Washington to cut grades and shorten the Seattle to St Paul run. The tunnel is slated for completion in 1928 with snow sheds reduced. A potential motor scenic route may connect with a state highway, enhancing Northwest travel. President Mudd highlighted multimillion dollar railroad improvements beginning next year.
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Plane Forced Down Near Chester in Dense Fog
A tail plane en route from Fayetteville to Augusta was forced down near Chester South Carolina late this afternoon due to dense fog. The landing occurred without mishap to the plane or its six passengers.
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New Officers Named by A560 Industries of Montana
Chine of Billings was elected president of the Associated Industries of Montana at yesterday's annual meeting in Billings. Also named were Lalls as vice president, Bogart as treasurer, and George Martin of Butte reelected site manager. The report focused on national questions affecting industry and noted the death of John McIntosh, former state member, who died in Seattle months ago. Guests from Helena division attended the dinner. State Manager George Martin defended the plan that employment decisions favor both union and nonunion workers. He highlighted the association's value despite union fees, and noted opposition to child-labor concerns in canning, calling findings unjust and harmful to industrial growth. Other speakers included William Davry of Butte and Mr. Gbhons of Great Falls.
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Great Falls
Phillips Arrested at Billings for Bad Check
John A Phillips was arrested in Billings yesterday afternoon on a complaint charging him with passing a worthless check. Deputy Sheriff John Gough left for Billings to bring Phillips back for trial. Phillips, formerly with a natural dance orchestra, allegedly passed the bad check to a local company in October after ignoring three letters requesting reimbursement.
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Christmas rush warning for post offices nationwide
The piece urges early mailing as post offices will close for Christmas. It notes schedules for parcel deadlines to ensure delivery by holidays and warns that many items may be returned or delayed if sent late. It highlights the volume of mail during the season and stresses careful addressing and proper packaging.
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Veterans honor post officers elected at Red Cross hall
At a meeting of local veterans held last evening at the Red Cross recreation hall new officers were elected for the ensuing year. Commander Col uo Po W MeGumn announced the slate. Wes Van Hawthorne and Dr Rohavser named as key posts. Installation to occur at the next meeting in January with an open session for all organizations and the public.
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Holiday dances planned by Montana Club in Missoula
Arrangements announced for two holiday dances by the Montana Club committee to be held at Sheridan and Missoula venues. Sheridan dance band, eight pieces, will perform for the Christmas event December 28 and the New Year’s Eve ball that has long been a season highlight. The club aims for lively, well attended evenings with festive dancing and entertainment.
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French industry group seeks tariff protest in Washington
Paris representatives of clothing and textile industries pressed the government to urge the United States Congress to move quickly on proposed duties on their products. In a separate development, John M Wallis interests, tied to Willys Overland, have gained control of the TR Stearns Motor Car Co of Cleveland.
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Christmas Cantata Readied at Congregational Church
Large preparations underway at the Congregational church for the Christmas cantata The Star of Promise A chorus from Ovanes will perform with soloists led by Clem Shafer Harel Vy Fagghlin and Pauline Keane The director Miss Keane the chorus leader plan a staged production with a platform seating arrangement to ensure a smooth first reading Helena
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Younger brother blamed in murder case in Phoenix tragedy
Conflicting statements emerge as Miss Lawrence testifies that Ribo Lawrence confessed to the killing and that his elder brother took the blame to shield him. The case centers on the murder of Tolwemin Tare Murch in Phoenix with proceedings set for January in Tarrant County jail and related appeals and executions pending.
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New German Premier Meets Party Leaders Amid Feud
A tentative accord emerged after a clash among German party leaders. The premier and top figures agreed to meet to stem divisions, aiming to stabilize the coalition and set a path forward amid mounting pressure.
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