Army Bill Advances in Senate to Conference on Army Size
The Senate approved an Army appropriation of 341,760,080 for the next year and sent the bill to conference. It sets the Army at about 169,000 men and 12,530 officers, up from House figures. Debate focused on Army size and a 37.5 million continuation of the Muscatine Shoals project, with party-line splits on the tally.
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Higher Things at Mission Hospital in Alaska
New York January 2 The Presbyterian board of home missions announces cost cutting for the Point Barrow Alaska hospital. Eskimo labor will haul coal by dog sled to cut winter supplies by 38 dollars a ton. Native donors contribute reindeer fish and furs. The harbor at Point Barrow opens a limited year. Also reports on Quaker Earlham College conferences and Pope Pius XII appointing Signora Linda to manage his household wardrobe.
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Wesleyan Glee Club Shines At Annual Gongert Night
The Wesleyan Glee Club of Montana showcased a large annual festival at Shrine Temple drawing about 1500 attendees. Encores and generous tilting proceeds signaled strong audience support, with Rev F Carlson of Congregational church officiating the passing of the hat. The program featured pieces by Elgar MacDowell Wagner and more, with diverse soloists and choirs under director Trod W Kelser.
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Grand Jury Summoned for Helena Term in June
Judge George M. Bourquin ordered a grand jury panel of 45 names drawn and summoned for the Helena term of The United States court. The panel is to report at 9 a.m. for duty, with jurors to be drawn for a trial jury for the term.
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George M. Bourquin
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Venice
Seek to arrange loan for Mexico
New York June 2 The first day of the Mexican financial conference focused on a plan to adjust Mexico's 700 million dollar national debt. The subcommittee on Mexico is led by Thomas W Lamont with members from British Dutch French Belgian Swiss and German interests. Secretary Bonu Huerta outlined Mexico's economic strain as bankers and advisors joined in a plenary session.
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Tibyard R. Pawcock
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Paul van Schwabach
Bonu Huerta
Mexico
Andis Asked to Help in War Fraud Cases
Chicago on June 21 Attorney General Dawes announced former federal judge Lindl and Frances McGovern former governor of Whacunain will aid the federal government in prosecuting war fraud. Dawes said Lindl resigned to focus full time on the effort. He noted over 10 000 war department contracts are under scrutiny as investigators prepare cases.
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Funeral in Cathedral for Thomas J. Reilly today
The funeral of Thomas J. Reilly a Melua prospector of Melson Gulch will be held today at 2:40 in the Cathedral of St Melena. Pallbearers include Aclive Peet Coty Arthur Hoffman C P Jennison Albert Autacker and others. The only surviving relative is a sister in St Louis. Forest fires rage across western Washington with heavy property damage and shifting winds complicating containment efforts.
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Childrens Gingham Rompers Value Sale Now
Readable text notes clothing values for toddlers and young children with prices and sizes. Includes gingham rompers, shirts, bands and coats in multiple year ranges from 2 to 6 years and up to cotton blends in varied colors.
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Chalea
The Three Best Running Novelties This Year
Purzle Pee The real Puzzle Game for Everybody ite No Inexpansive game will afford so much cuulionus wholesome amusement and be so long appreciated as a set of Puzzle Veg dust the thing I take along to summer camp.
Murder Case Sparks Parade Against Priest Order
A Montreal murder case unseals a web of evidence including a bloodstained cap and car stains linked to a priest. A stray autopsy shows bullets, a will betraying an heir, and a coroner’s warrant follows a chaotic inquiry as protesters plan a march through streets defying a city ban.
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Trial of Priest Set for June 8
Montreal June 2 Abhe Adelaly Delorme must stand trial for the murder of his half brother Raoul an Ottawa university student last January. The grand jury of King's Bench decided today setting trial for Friday June 3. Police questioned the priest over alleged estate manipulation and a life insurance policy tied to the victim.
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Girls Crave Pants But 7 Mayor Forbids Them
By Annodated Press Traverse City June 2. Announcement from Mayor Swanton bans knickers knockers worn by women in this city. The directive sparked swift public reaction and debate over local dress norms and gender restrictions.
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Women May Sit On The British Bench
London reports a debate on women serving in judicial roles. Sir Ernest Pollock indicated eligibility laws apply equally, and that women with statutory qualifications may hold magistrate positions. The piece notes broader equality themes and contemporary legal context.
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