Guy E LaFollette Remembered as Unselfish Newspaper Figure
The Independent recalls Guy E LaFollette known as Bob to friends, a steadfast, selfless journalist and family caretaker. He published The Mitchell Gazette with his father and brother, homesteaded in Oregon, and supported kin in Helena for fourteen years, all while reporting Montana politics and state Senate sessions with integrity until his death on Memorial Day.
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Guy E. Lafollette
Bob” LaFollette
Independent
Mr. LaFollette
Mitchell Gazette
South Dakota
Progressiv
Guy LaFollette
Oregon
James J. Hill
LaFollette
California
Helena
Robert LaFollette
Philip LaFollette
Wisconsin
Montana
Statehouse
State Senate
Senate
la Follette
Independent House
House
Bob” LaFol Jette
On Follette
Bob
Did Simple Justice Dismiss Disbarment Of Musselshell County Attorney
The Supreme Court of Montran dismissed disbarment proceedings against Musselshell County Attorney Charles F. Huppe, amid a long feud with Judge G. J. Jeffries. The case exposed clashes between Judge Patten and Judge Pigott over punishment levels, suggesting a reprimand was more fitting than ruin. The piece notes regional differences in Musselshell County legal culture and hopes for improved relations and conduct. It ends with a New York press comparison of broad investigations to nationwide searches.
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Supreme Court of
Montran
Charles F. Huppe
Musselshell
G. J. Jeffries
George Y. Patten
Bozeman
Huppe
Patten
W. T.pizott
Jeffries
Musselshell County
Supreme Court
The $4,000,000 Gasbags: Akron and Macon Defence Claims
The article questions the defensive value of the U S Akron and Macon airships, noting vast costs and poor performance in storms and combat. It recalls German dirigibles used against London with little success and criticizes their practicality, while remarking they are harmless to look at on a calm day. It ends with a proverb about riches taking flight.
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Akron
Macon
London
Editorial readers and public service in politics
The Baltimore Sun editorialed on Archbishop Curley's critique of self interest in politics and argued a few leaders meet his standard. It cited Carter Glass, Millard Tafting, Wilbur Croas, Cutting of Nebraska, Hancock of North Carolina, Flora Baptist, and others as potential examples, while noting many fall short.
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Curley
Hia Hearera
Alxty
Carter Glass
Woud Atick
Millard Tydinga
Wilbur Croas
Conne- Hen
Srems
Hancock
North
Caro Mina
Literary Digest
Flora
Eix
Sentence Sermons From Roy L Smith at Minneapolis AM
The sermon series notes that explaining truth often clarifies it for the speaker. Giving happiness to others returns it to the giver. Demonstrating religion through anger is unnecessary. Cheating the government harms the cheater. Silencing conscience reveals it in silence. Killing time wastes it. Deceiving the world mostly deceives oneself.
Britain’s counties and government in transition in 19th century view
A Washington May note surveys British local government from feudal roots to modern decentralization. It explains shire councils, independents like the Soke of Peterborough, franchise growth to women, and the Crown’s balance with Parliament. It compares British and American systems, detailing Lords, Commons, cabinet roles, salaries, and historic quirks shaping governance.
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Washington
Britain
United States
Rounelclore
Great Britain
Yorkshire
Peterborough
Isle of Ely
Perwichon-Tweed
England
King
Mogland
Cartain Cance
Mrs Branch
Ember Fither
The
Commons
Lords
Ron Groez
Senator Urges National Duty Over State Interests
A Maryland senator pleads for focusing on the nation over state pride, warning that fear and partisanship could trigger a national panic. He recalls wartime sacrifice and urges lawmakers to serve the country above “my state” or “my country” while resisting political defeat.
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Unite States
Santtor
Ati
Ricard F. Tydlus
Maryland Free State
Thia
Answers to Questions from the Washington Bureau
A compiled Q and A on topics from German sports closures to the Statue of Freedom and Captain Lindberghs father death. It covers large sports crowds in Dortmund, Hollywood distance from downtown, the Hunger de lite work, the Girl Scouts aim, the McEngle and Whitehead writers, and various technical and historical queries.
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Germany
Westphalia
Dortmund
Jas Mageles
Hollywood
Toe Angties
Mursed
Hunger de Lite
Pope War
Directory
Svante
Ghent
Willis
Ebele
Natin Witila
Wheaties
Menard
Yrade
Apel
Diarrhea Follows From Bad Air and Poor Hygiene
A health note cites bad air and lack of sunshine as factors in infant diarrhea, with analysis by Dr. F. G. Stedda. High temperatures and food fermentation worsen symptoms, while proper hygiene and reduced heat exposure help. The piece discusses seasonal spikes and advises cautious feeding and monitoring as illnesses rise in summer. Tomorrow: weather outlook and further notes on infant care.
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Firhbein
Habies
F. G. Stedda
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Anne Reneral
Trinity Mouse Corporation
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Lawa
Ryatom
Aritiak Empire
State Nursery Co
Maskin
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Thase Kin
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Alfred Aroyslun Smith
St. Tanits
Atlal
Society of Mechanical Engineers
PW. Lich Meld
Quodyear Tires and Rubber Company
America
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Berg
Whitby
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Texas
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Journal of the American Medical Assoriation
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