Two Ways of Looking at It in Humble Service
A contrast between the dead secretary of the French Chamber of Deputies and a Minnesota brakeman. The piece argues that steady, reliable work without fame sustains society, praising the quiet value of ordinary workers over public recognition. It notes Joe Gallagher’s return to work after a layoff and the joy of communities along his route. A closing line hints at remorseful sentiments from a German.
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Eugene Pierre
Chamber of Deputies of France
Pierre
Middle West
Wilmar
Milaca
Minnesota
Joe Gallagher
California
Gallagher
Pioneer Press declines princess contest at Montana State Fair
The Cut Bank Pioneer Press in Glacier county rejects involvement in the statewide princess contest. The editor cites a resolved stance from last year, local unrest and whispered accusations, plus workload concerns as reasons for staying out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Glacier County
Picking Your Coal by X Ray at London Congress
Dr Norman Kemp of the United States outlined X ray methods to determine ash content and beam strength in coal at the London radiology congress. The advance marks Roentgen rays moving into industry beyond medical use, promising consumers a guaranteed quality product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Norman Kemp
X rays Move From Lab to Mines and Mills
Interesting instruments for scientists are crossing into industry. X rays promise to aid coal ash testing for buyers and to certify steel strength by measuring stress resistance. Early results hint at preventing failures where fibers or wires fail after time under load.
Armurdsen affair drives North American Alliance spotlight
In a distant arctic region a lecture seeking party triggered a global appeal as the North American Newspaper Alliance highlighted its rescue effort. The Armurdsen affair dominated the Alliance’s on show content and drew international attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arth Pole
Alliance
Armurdsen
Pinchot Politics and Prohibition Enforcement Debate
Roy A. Haynes and Wayne B. Wheeler defend the Volstead Act as largely successful with minor leaks while Governor Pinchot accuses Secretary Mellon of obstructing enforcement due to political involvement. The piece suggests a Pennsylvanian senatorial angle at a Christian Endeavor gathering and recalls a famed report dispute between Haynes and the President over enforcement funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
Roy A. Haynes
Wayne B. Wheeler
Christian Endeavorers
Seattle
Mellon
New York
Pennsylvania
Haynes
Editorial on Montanans aid after earthquake and Red Cross
The Mansoulian urges Montana generosity to support fellow Montanans after a devastating earthquake that wrecked Three Forks, Logan, and Willow Creek. It notes $62,000 needed to repair 1000 damaged schools and calls residents to send funds to chairman Crave Kintcheat of the executive committee, stressing local next steps and urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Montana
Manhattan
Three Forks
Logan
Willow Creek
Gallatin
Elena
Crave Kintcheat
Cova
Iman
Tragedy Sermons Challenge Youth And Community
The Rev Roy L Smith D D delivers a sermon at Simpson M Church in Minneapolis warning that a youth settling for easy gains harms future success. He laments fathers shielding sons from discipline, crowds favoring horse racing over libraries, and prize fights drawing bigger crowds than school elections, decrying hatred as a livelihood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Smith
Simpson M. &. Church
Minneapolis
Baseball's elder statesmen and youth clash in pennant race
Washington and Philadelphia lead the American League with young managers Bucky Harris and veterans under Clark Griffith, Connie Mack guiding the Athletics through rebuilding. Mack touts a fatherly, flexible approach, praising sleep habits and self judgment, while Harris runs a college-like squad with seasoned aides. The piece notes shifts in pitching styles and the move away from illegal deliveries, framing the managers as pivotal in a pivotal season.
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Grieling
Washington, D.C
Washington
Philadelpha
Connie Mack
Bucky Karris
Athletics
Mack
Tad Hr
McGraw
Haker
Barry
Collins
McTnuts
Connie
Keddie Collins
Elia
United States
Nie Beegan
Aol Bucky Harris
Bulldog Senators
Marvete
Jie
Sie Say
Liz
Sud Hall
Bean Hall
Bucky Harris
Aollege
Clark Griffith
Fox
Dutch Reuther
Walter Sphntson
iSian Caveleskie
Vean Grege
Roger Prekinpa
Spirit of the club fuels baseball’s better days
A veteran Washington player lauds esprit de corps as key to success. He notes firsthand moments of rivalries melted by teamwork, recalls Walter Johnson tending ailing teammates, and praises managers like Sisler Hornsby Collins Cobb Speaker Bancroft for instilling sportsmanship. Baseball’s morale improves, shaping the game.
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Esprit de Corps
Philiadelphia
Reuther
Walter Johson
Dutch
King George
Bucky
Harris
Ofc Vman
Oewspaper
Mike Martin
Washington
Connie Mack
Tie
Black
Mike
Athletics
Senators
Americ
Sisler
Hornsby
Collins
Cobb
Speaker
Bancroft
Waler
Police corruption and blackmailing officers debated
The Philadelphia Record argues both sides of vice beat policing. It condemns officers who shake down suspects found parked at night and notes some offenders seek publicity avoidance. The piece hints at broader social double standards and the limits of sympathy for malfeasance among police and blackmailers.
Two Die In Plane Crash Near Westbury
Breighton Mass pilot Charles Kk Hitkey and Madborn Mass crew member were killed when their plane crashed near Westbury in May. The Associated Press reports the crash occurred during a flight, details pending.
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Westbury
Uly
Associated Inst Teieutenans
Charles Kk. Hitkey
Breton
Mass
Madborn
Mars
Here
Temblor word splits perplex readers in glossaries
In national capital notes Secretary Keilogg resumes duties at the state department and the treasury disperses a cum fleet off New York. The Interstate Commerce Commission declines to revise California fruit rates. Headlines discuss temblor and tremor spellings, with Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary definitions debated by readers in the Butte Miner.
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Keilogg
State Department
The
Treasury
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
California
Bryan exploits local support as trial frame builds
The Baltimore Sun and Peoria note William Jennings Bryan shaping public sentiment for the Scopes case by courting common people at a Dayton club, likening Dayton to Bethlehem and Nazareth while promising a colorful procession. A separate Texas note reports several deaths from poison weed near cows, prompting Governor Sinai to act.
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William Jennings Bryan
Yan
al Hin
Scopes Defense
Florida
Hey
Bryan
Senpes
Tennessee
Mr. Bryan
Allles
Wn Rucat
Dayton
Bethlehem
Navaretht
Aryan
Baltimore Sun
Peoria
Sinai
Montana Governor Appeals for School Building Aid
Governor Erickson urges Montanans to fund a one day drive to rebuild Three, Manhattan, Logan and Willow Creek school buildings after the earthquake. He frames it as a Children’s Day effort to relieve districts bonded for ruined facilities and protect students’ education, noting insurance gaps and urging broader district participation statewide.
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Erickson
Montana
Carey
Manhattan
Logan
Willow Creek
Rontana
Answers to Questions for Helena readers
Walter Johnson is a half side arm pitcher. The five frigates laid down with Constitution were the Constitution itself Constellation United States President Chesapeake and Congress. The phrase I am from Missouri originated with W C Van der from Missouri in Congress. Base may be cut any time for growth. Black perch is viviparous. In 1880 there were 2, placement 2? The club sandwich should be eaten with a knife and fork. Solomon's temple was destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar in 586 B.C. The Dome of the Rock now stands on the temple site. The first electric motive power to propel a car appeared in 1837 by Salvatore dal Negro and Robert Davidson. modern electric rail dates from 1879, Siemens Halske and 1880s experiments. The U S patent filing fee is $20 with final $20 when granted. foreign renewals require annuities and working requirements.
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Walter Johfsons
Walter Johnson
Constellation
United States
President
Chesapeake
Congress
Missouri
Missour
W. C. Vandiver
Bureau of Fisheries
J. AC. A
United States Bureau of the Census
Nebuchadnezzari Sfty B.C
Abid Rn
Melek
Omar
E. RB
Salvatore Dal Negro
Italy
IBSC
Robert Davidson
Aberdeen Logan Rsport
Elcete Lrest
W. G.I
A Living Hand Me Down
Mrs Dorough hires cook Hilda who forbids male visitors in the kitchen. During a tour she discovers a policeman hidden in a cupboard. Hilda explains the officer was left there by the previous cook in a curious domestic mix up.
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Automobiles
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Max
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Imralis
Europe
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Lele Sam
Im Butte
Morris
Srey
George Matthew Adanis
Haskin
National Capital
Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
Spain
Frederic J. Haskin
Independent
Helena Independent Information Bureau
Frederic J. Hastkin
Washington, D. C
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