Public Meet Tonight With Gov Dixon And Local Leaders
Public gathering in Helena features Governor Joseph M Dixon, university system executives, and Helena organizations. The event includes discussions with U S Veterans Bureau district office officials and Montana sub-district officers, starting this morning under H Wickensheets and CP Busha, focusing on cooperation and publicity plans led by M W Goldsworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M.dixon
University System
Helena
H. ¥._ Wickensheets
Tenth District
CP. Busha
Montana
M. W. ‘Goldsworthy
Public meeting on veterans affairs and insurance plans
District publicity officer outlines sessions to publicize work of the veterans bureau and insurance options. G C Kelly will discuss government insurance benefits and reinstatement of lapse cases, with Red Cross, American Legion, VFW, DAV invited. Public meeting tonight at 8:30 at the Commercial club with Governor Dixon and other officials invited. Conference continues through Tuesday.
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G. C. Kellys District
Mr. Kelly
American Red Cross
The
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
Coimmeccial Club
Joseph My. Dixon
Elliott
C. A. Clapy
State Univer
Georee We Cravens
State School of Mines
Kiwan Ralary
Dixon
Veterans’ Bureau
Elections for House Vacancies Stir National Campaign Talk
Fragmented New York district politics loom as resignation of Alanson Elmasyglit prompts party strategists to plan bids. Democrats claim gains with recent wins in Syracuse and Albany, while Republicans push for decisive edge in New York and Maine districts. Virginia race favored for Democrats though overall view remains unsettled.
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York York
Alanson el Masyglit
Uninias
Tate
Aiop
Gokninan
Cordell Hal
Detinaratio National
Anc Chatmrei
Arthur B. Roe
Dewocratic Congressional Committee
Adans
National Counnitt
Fess
New York
He Wang
Schuyler
Steuben
Togs
Tompkins
Haughton
Nhe
Central
Murrars
Syeuse
Athary
Soch
Thes
Aemocratia
Upestite
York
Gev Miller
Teall
Maine
Clitiane
Cessor
Jol
Drow Peters
Repubeen
Virginia Titreet
Tate Heirs
Barry Wy Vt
Tidlann
Indiana
Wilengrles
Alby J. Beverdye
Leverkdge
Honser Mettuanher
Friends of
Tirana
Metuaiber
Poultry Show Opens Today Promises Large Bird Display
Poultry show opens today with a wide array of birds offered including rocks, Wyandottes, Leghorns, Asiatics, and various other breeds. Charles A. Greenfield acts as judge for barred rocks and major breeds. Rich list of show executives and state officials guides the event with awards, prizes, and sponsorship from banks and merchants.
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Greenfield
Charles A. Greenfield
Rhode Island
Rel Therardt
Melon
Woh. Schoppe
Vattene
Johm M. Power
State Association
Ate
B. Ekstrom
Great Falls
A. Q. Seeger
Billings
Wool
Abedaskey
Missoula
Charles McLean
Butte
AL. B. Notorf
Lewistown
Frederick Tate
Aspetts
American Association
Prians
American Poultry Association
Ad Fone
Clark Comity Poultice Association
Floney
Helena
Mercantile and
Otter
Fragile party lines in Senate race predictions emerge
The report notes ongoing maneuvers around a slate of candidates in the Senate contest including Newberry in Michigan and Calder in New York. It mentions key figures such as Kenyon, Mondell, and Culberson, with party dynamics shaping potential nominations and reelect decisions across several states.
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Lyne J. Fragier
Prhmenses
Trummen
Newberry
Mette Ban
G. Bimeey
Gu Aeriecay
Lehyern Benator
Endriek
Nenin Naite
Mondai
Yio
Senate
Ttia
Nere
Kenyon Ant
Farmers’ Bloc
Kendrwt
Wlenigerat
Wernick
Mondell
New York
al Smith Igeld
Wade
T Senate
Lana
Calder
Neddier Poy
Pennayiva
Uris Tell
Lerest
Jel
Republican Numimatinna
Gehenna
Registary
Zero
Esas Tiene
Tablican
Vernony
Tania Anny
Jiatong
Chin
Atlee Vomarenu
Lian
Semelar Turton
Harry J. Davis
Cangrenns
Vetuwnare
Will Fo Nye
Willard Baulebigys Ceng
Pepper to Succeed Penrose in Senate Expected
Philadelphia January reports indicate George Wharton Pepper of Philadelphia is expected to succeed Senator Penrose in the U.S. Senate. Governor Sprout may announce the appointment, with possible tied visits from Senator Crow shaping the selection.
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Lainsbury
Chars A. Culberson
Anon
Culberson
Geo, W. Pepper May
Sen
Penrose
Philadelphia
George Wharton Pepper
Sprout Totore
Crow
Ican
Murdered Husband in Front of Daughter in Chicago
Chicago reports a grim murder after a wife fatally shot her husband Lenny Ausenbach in front of their 12 year old daughter Teen. The claim states he attacked with a knife and three bullets hit his body. The couple has five other children. Ausenbach was held.
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Chicago
Jan
Lenny Ausenbach
Ruschebach
Ausenbach
Auschbach
Helena Elks Sit-In at Big Night on Friday Campaign
Helena Elks Lodge No. 193 plan a public campaign event Friday the thirteenth to boost membership in 1922. Brethren will present music and dance numbers led by Paris Bartley Gob Fletcher and Andy McConnell, with an Elk jazz orchestra and cafe crew providing refreshments.
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Helena
Sriday
Stelena Lodge No
Chow
Dalke Hy
Tlelena Elks
Widge
Muse
Paris
Bartley
Gob
Fletcher
Andy McConnell
Elks
Rchestra
Bart! Fletcher
Hirst
Rahlery
Wanchett
Eddy Gativan
Acacia Brotherhood Reelects Officers At Annual Meeting
Acacia Brotherhood members elected officers and audited finances at a recent annual meeting. J Seat Harrison was named President with Taylor H. Weir as Vice President and BersT OL Ryan as Secretary, along with a slate of officers and trustees. The treasurer and auditing committee reported a healthy financial condition with verified assets and securities.
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Acacia Brotherhood
eSpiog
Acacia
Masons
Anrovat
Rome
Choatferys
J. Seat Harrison
Taylor H. Weir
Wow Pol
Eninmite Free
S. Meaminter
I. v. Harker
Wi Os. Moeding
Leewidenl Haryteun
Penilene
Imcohin
Nishuraements
Kevel
Andrew Weisner
Florence Icing
Charles W. Drosser
Iver J. Seharro
Common
A. A. Lovely
George W. Untfakes
Iino Trevise
Vrank KK
Torney
Willain J. Swendeman
Jacob Zimmerman
Napoleon
Valliant
Odes
Wy McConnel
William Cv. Lichtwardt
Walla Walla Church Fire Tragedy During Service
A Congregational church in Walla Walla was nearly destroyed by a fire during evening services. Pastor Dr Q M Holmes was speaking on the arts conference when the blaze began in the basement. The alarm was quiet and the congregation escaped with only minor injuries. Insurance valued the building between 25000 and 30000 dollars.
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Congregational Church
Rere
Q. M. Holmes
Frantic efforts to win support before crucial vote
The article reports tense efforts to unite on key measures including appropriations, tariffs, bans, and debt funding ahead of a Senate program. It notes planned Republican conferences, the delay of certain bills, and President Harding’s push for leadership clarity while party factions seek cohesion and political advantage.
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Senate Progran
Senate
Svanhl
Lenve Il
Dordinyg
Weeks
Congress
Republick
Jie
koumMmon
Treasury talks and presidential delegation in congressional talks
President and finance leaders discuss funding and home value reforms as Harding aims to broaden congressional outreach. Senate debate looms on the Michigan election case involving Newberry, Ford, and corruption charges with witnesses and urgent political stakes.
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Shen
Treasury
Mer. Harding
HULLS
Washington
Jan
Truman H. Newberry
Lody
Newberry
Michigan
Elaine
Ford
Senate
Wilson
Vieney Ford
Chateman
Democraticational Committee
Mer
Cortrak
Reaubhews Party
Personal notices mention several individuals in transit and local business
Personal items note Chea Undlerseth of Cin jigust Uvceh in the city on business. oF AL Rogers of Willow de a linet. Thelen reee? Attorney GoW Cervon of Mycete regiatered al dius Macer. J. Grare of the Criie folitated Mining company traveled to Pittsburgh and others will return by February 1. The library museum receives 30 000 new books annually.
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Undlerseth
AL Rogers
Gow, Cervon
Mycete
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