Jubilee officially opened here with grand pageant
A crowd filled the grandstand as Helena showcased a large opening pageant from room to Caplan. Mayor A. de Kahorty and Queen Samagn participated in the ceremony while 5,000 seats were filled and more spectators gathered along the tail and bleachers. Mud and wet conditions dampened the mood but performers pressed on with the show at the Melgrounds. Continued on Page 21.
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Caplan
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Uiete
Helena
Maud Aghia
Nelunor
Piorasa
Narrow Escapes From Large Barge Off San Diego
Twenty six passengers most of them women and children faced drowning when their barge broke apart near Dennaside. Ten were children and one eight year old was among the survivors. Rescue operations lasted nearly an hour as a Coast Guard plane circled and local residents joined in the effort.
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San Diego
Calif
Pergade
Dennaside
Ehiluiet
Tom Morn
Excondidia
Antonio Ricer
Opera Uno
Creek waters warned not to drink in Yellowstone region
Yellowstone area Rangers caution visitors at Lemonade Creek about highly acidic water containing sulfuric acid that dissolves rocks. The warning notes the creek is unsafe to drink and highlights the sour taste as a sign of danger.
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Yellowstone
Isolationists Threaten Embargo Block. President May Act
Washington July 13. Isolationists in the Senate blocked neutrality legislation and now threaten to oppose a proposed embargo on shipments to Japan. Generals and lawmakers debate the move as the administration weighs action. The group aims to form a united front, echoing prior countersign with neutrality bills stalled in foreign relations discussions.
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Senate
Japan
Jongih
Heaton
Cao
Corrigan Completes Trip to Be Married
Corrigan arriving in San Antonio for his wedding faced weather and mechanical delays. He said he could spend only about twenty minutes with his fiancee since arriving from Los Angeles, while awaiting the ceremony.
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Corrigan
San Antonio
Tenan
Dougina Corrigny
Los Ategeles
McNutt Starts as Security Administrator in Roosevelt Admin
Washington reports Paul V. McNutt assumed the role of security administrator, leaving an $18,000 Philippine post for a $12,000 Washington position under reorganized government. His ceremony drew commentary from Senator Hatch and hints of a possible third-term Rooseveltn campaign, while Garner and others were mentioned in political chatter.
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Roose Alt
Air Cielea
Philippines
McNutt
Hatch
2. N.M
Baw
Roose
Indiana
McNute
Roosevelt
Sure Geon General
Thera Ha
Indictments Sought in Louisiana Grand Jury Case
Baron Rosh La announced that at least 12 indictments will be presented to the parish grand jury probing Louisiana State University and related matters. The grand jury may act immediately or wait until near adjournment. The report recalls the Leche testimony episode and criticism from Governor Karl Longs.
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Piewey
Sage Chon
Louisiana State University
Sancho
Man Held in Butte Confesses Robbery
In Halle on July 13 JP Aug Hendley 21 confesses to kidnapping and robbery of Robert Krein 21 near Helton Mo on July 4. FBI agent says he will be returned to Missouri for prosecution. Bannister in charge notes Hendley took three or four dollars and Mabroy’s car.
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Halle
Hendley
Robert Toberson
Robert Krein Malerey
Helton
Agenia
W. Guy Bannister
Hensley
Mabroy
Bannister
Naia
Labor Board Reverses Policy on Union Certification Timeline
The National Labor Relations Board announced a major policy reversal affecting unions. It requires unions to undergo a formal process before bargaining rights are granted, reversing prior practice and prompting immediate reactions from the American Federation of Labor.
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Washington
Inte
National Labor Relations Besa Ie Lp
Senate approves amendments to social security act increase benefits
Washington July 9 32 The Senate adopted amendments to the social security act to raise benefits for aged and needy beneficiaries. A Kiel back to the House for action on changes. Provisions include a three year payroll tax freeze at 0 for employer and 0 for employee, with other adjustments to benefits and early retirement payments. The measure includes increased willows payments, earlier insurance payments from 1940, a $25 monthly pension for the needy aged, and a government state contribution boost to $4 with matching. Ten Senate changes awaited compromise with House version.
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Washington
Sénate
Jbotn
Willows
Innl Aluule
Tha Aenata
Senate
House
Helena Youth Drowns While Swimming at Lake
A Helena youth died after drowning during a lake swim as authorities reported a fatal accident amid wartime mobilization. The incident coincides with Britain calling reservists and Germany showing naval strength, raising concerns over national security and preparedness.
Hoover Seeks Jobs Vital for Nation at Expo
President Herbert Hoover urged employment as essential to recovery. He spoke to engineers at the Colden Gate International Exposition, stressing job creation as a priority for industry and the nation.
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San
Herbert Hoover
Enginens
Engineers
McGaffick Youth Drowns at Unionville Lake
Jack McGaffick aged 17 and Ralph Hahn 16 drowned in Eckmeyer lake above Unionville about 3 pm while swimming with friends. The McGafficks of 715 Highland Street and local residents were at the scene as the tragedy unfolded.
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Jack McGaffick
P. A. McGaffick
Highland Street
Ralph Hahn
Eckmeyer Lake
Unionville
Helena
Raloh
Alex Louise Kelleber
Margaret Kellelut
Ned
Halph
Ralph
Ace
O Malley Indicted for Insurance Bribe Controversy
Former state superintendent of insurance O Malley faced a 1847 indictment alleging he revealed a tithe of 825, 590 tied to a Missouri fire insurance rate compromise. A warrant for his arrest was issued by Judge James F McLaughlin and he was discharged by Governor Lloyd Stark in October 1847, with possible removal to Leavenworth.
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O'Mlaney
O'Malley
Jamea Fa
McLaughin
Amin
Offtela
Lloyd Stark
Etober
Thousands Striking WPA Workers Dismissed by U S for Failure
Thousands of WPA workers faced dismissal as the federal government investigated job refusals and wage issues. Officials including Warrington and AFL leaders pressed for restored wages and possible new legislation. Roosevelt suggested action on the proposed act, while statements indicated continued debate on WPA rules and enforcement.
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U. S
Bern
Tley
TG Warrington
TG Warrington, the Work Reliet Cammmissioner
Washington
Amerian Federation of Taber
Hoagewell ii
Dan Tracy
ALF TO
Electrical Workers Ablon
Roosevelt
Renortvis
Altialion
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WPA
Tracy
Viet
White House
Gal Minvinkton
Angel
Gangster Slaying Admitted but He Was Just Talking
Albany police say a man named Arthur J Nowling appears to have confessed to details of the Lesa Diamond killing. Detectives quote the suspect as saying he drifted into the haven at night and that a forger left him a sulienna. The inspector cites alibis around Cut Hinnk, Mont. and a rumor of hearing him drink that day.
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Brokane
Krink Keenan
Albany
New York City
Dowling
Inday
Anderson
Haven
Mont
Miamond
Helena man chosen as fair secretary in Northwest Montana Fair
Kalispell telegram states that May-T. N Hitencock of Helena has been named secretary-manager of the Northwest Montana Fair association. The 1924 caporsion runs July 23 to 26 with racing scheduled for each day.
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Kalispell
T. N Hitencock
Mt Helena
Northwest Montana Fair Association
Angus
Opening Day Draws Huge Helena Jubilee Crowd
A festival opening day drew more than 10 000 spectators along Main Street from the Four Georgians gold discovery site to the upper town as Helena launches its Diamond Jubilee with pageantry and onsight events. Despite heat one man fainted and a brief clouding of the sun did not dampen spirits as crowds lined the gulch and prepared for a full program ahead.
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Last Chance
Helena
Subileg
Mark
Cansint
Gonding
Putin
Great Falls
Colvetus
Itelona
Gaeluck
Uitte
Soul
Voldy’s public event unfolds on Lewis and Clark County Day
Official program lists Fort Benton stage, Maree hotel, and a parade with buffalo pack train on Main street. Highlights include a "Spirit of Liberty" appearance, a police rally in front of Maree hotel, aerial displays, a pageant titled From Carp dy Canttah, street dancing, and town stores closing for the Lewis and Clark County Day celebration.
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Voldy
Fort Benton
Maree Hotel
Politiead
Marcey Hotel
Sgrtue
Liberty
Ge Bozeman Woman's Hi
U. 8
Heton
Chance
Main Street
Talegrounda
Lewis and Clark County
Heat Records Fall as Midwest Swelters Break Paths
A severe heat wave blasts the Midwest with temperatures near 100 in Chicago Milwaukee and Detroit as cities set daily records. Omaha reports 100 while many states endure extended heat and drought with several fatalities reported across the region.
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Milwaukee
Springfield
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