Helena High School Baccalaureate Tonight
Helena high school holds its annual baccalaureate service at the city auditorium. St Pauls Church pastor WG Tumphrey will preach. A choir from several churches and the high school orchestra conducted by Prof. O P Thayer will perform. Rev James K McNamee will preside as district school board president.
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Helena High School Yette
Asis Tyening
S Olvlock
Hos
WG. Tumphrey
St. Pauls M
Harpenden Tong and California Tennis Duel Sparks Row
In a volatile match the local Harpenden Tong clashed with a California rival as one man deserted his partner and narrowly missed beating another. The tense exhibition featured fast rallies and heightened tensions as spectators watched the uncertain outcome unfold.
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Harpenden
Tong
Anti American Feeling Rising in Japan Shuts Dance Hall
Demonstrations by ronin in Tokyo raid a Saturday night American dance at Oweloe Torio Hotel. They called for deportation of Americans, boycotts on American goods, and expulsion of Americans from Japan. Police offered no interference as photographers were barred and American guests were pressed to leave. The event spurred broader fears of anti American action and potential Japanese government response to protect Americans.
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Japan
Rigt
Owell Torio Hotel
Great Forward Association
United States
Whilakes
Theronin
Nouses
America
Canal
Io Tay
O Tce
Guly
Gues
Rowin
Billy
Tae
Caminanas
Tin Biyoura
Isabaro Tornida
tCarmetty
Tenalion
Wekinghay
Washington
Jim Toreig
Armayaced
Tediny
Tokio
Stey
Last Stage of Prelims for GOP Conven tion
A chaotic report from the GOP convention outlines last preliminaries with notes on delegates, seating fights, and protests while leaders and guests arrive. It mentions Robert J. Adams and George R. Lockwood retiring, and plans to review credential decisions from Georgia, Mississippi, and Texas. Discussions include seating disputes, protest over excluding Black delegates, and potential platform planks amid convention atmosphere.
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Buston
National Committee
John "Sh Adaois
George RB. Lockwood
Fred Iaw
Uptram
Remmel
Arkanssas
Dams
G. T. Taylor
Wayman Wilkerson
Memphis
Sean
Georgia
Alissiscippi
Texas
Button
Theodore E. Burton
Coolidge
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Richie Pearson Hobson
Merrinac
Rantesina Cadidaics
Mulvihill
Mississippi
Orange Label Costume Catalog Description
Detailed description of an Orange Label costume set featuring a green and white Embroidered jacket and skirt with bordered georgette sleeves. Includes a white silk camisole under a wrap-around skirt and an oval collar sleeveless georgette overblouse. Also notes a Tangerine Sport Frock in spiral crepe with self-color black design and military braid trim, size 18, price 857.50.
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Vinor
Mobility
Ssool
Tras
Navy
Union
Freight rate cuts on fatty produce agreed for ICc probe
An agreement was reached to have the Interstate Commerce Commission study how far freight reductions on fatty produce could be enacted. The commission will determine the extent of the reduction and direct the parties to proceed with minimal delay.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate adopts inquiry into wartime price fixing losses
The senate adopted today a report from a committee investigating losses to government price fixing during the war. The House action is unnecessary as most work is carried out by people too nervous to lose.
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Washington
Senate
House
Romney files for governor in Montana primary
Romney publisher of The Western News in Hamilton filed with the Secretary of State as a candidate for governor on the Democratic ticket. He previously ran in 1916, losing in the primary to YW Steward, who won the general election. Also filing were Judges Harry I King and Jere B Leslie of the Eighth Judicial District, who intend to run again. Deadline to file is July 4, with the August 6 primary looming.
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Mites. Romnarey
Harry I King
Jere B. Leslie
Eighth Judicial District
Great Falls
Vandideles
Postal Bill Vetoed By President Coolidge Adjourns Congress
President Coolidge vetoed the postal rate increase bill and signed many measures as Congress adjourned the sixtyeighth session. He said an inquiry into postal costs would guide future consideration of postage adequacy and related questions. He signed about two dozen bills and vetoed one.
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Ume
Coolidge
Congress
Capitol
Ila
Hall
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G.O.P
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Charles T. Warren
Mexico
Resolutions Committee
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William M. Butler
Elizebech P. Martin
Puilas Deinhia
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Monterey
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Pawnier Bills
Sant
Glia
Romney
WEST
WV Two Tung
Spain
Relding
Gotham
Juno
Union Bank & Trust Company
Helena, Montana
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