Senate row stalls tariff debate amid record vote loss
Associated Prona reports the Senate paused the dami bill as a quorum issue surfaced during a late amendment vote. McCumber signaled a 6 pm recess while days sessions hinge on tariff progress. Heated exchanges between Simmons Gooding over agricultural duties marked the day. Bank consolidation in New York links Bank of America and Atlantic National to create a $125 million resource firm.
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Associated Prona
Washington
Senate
McCumber
Repub- Mean
North Dakota
Yécess
Simmons
Gooding
Idaho
Republican Agricultural Tariff Bloc
Friends of Agriculture
Harrison
Mississippi
Fred B. Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Republican National Committee
Goss von
Nortis
Nebraska
Clarrison
Norris and la Follette
Wisconsin
Assacence
New York
Bank of America
Atlantic National Bank
Post Master Appointments and Exams Planned
Representative McCormick recommended appointing Birs Josephting Malirt as post master at Woodworth Mont. The postal department asked the civil service committee to hold examinations to choose new post masters at Baker Belgrade Hamilton Avidger and Marlowton.
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P.O. Tidings
Washington
McCormick
Birs
Josephting Malirt
Woodworth, Mont
Nortaflica Department
Civil Service Committee
Baker
Belgrade
Hamilton
Avidger
Marlowton
Townsend Legion Plans Big July 4 Fest in Town
Broadwater county expects one of its strongest Fourth of July programs with aeroplane stunts parachute jumps from 1000 feet and aerial demonstrations by the Liks band. Town send hosts July Fourth events including a minstrel show July 3 parade ball game foot races horse and auto races band concerts moving pictures and a late evening dance. The program features cooperation with Helena Elks and promises top entertainment for residents and visitors alike.
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Townsend
Business Ieu
American Legion
Legion
Broadwater County
Helena
Judge of Elks
Liks
Kalispell
Broadwater Post
Elks
Walter
Miks
Sheriff Garner Removed for Ku Klux Klan Membership
Jefferson county sheriff June Thomas H Garner was ousted by Judge Robert G Steed after a jury found him guilty of official misconduct for joining the Ku Klux Klan while serving a second term. Claude C Roberts was appointed to replace him. Jurors warned of fines for dissent. eleven later signaled they would have voted to keep him in office if allowed.
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Associated Press
Beaumont
Tex
Thomas H. Garner
Jefferson County
Robert G. Steed
Garteee
Judge Street
Garner
Ku Klux Klan
Billings Firm Plans Drilling At Benton Lake Structure
Great Falls June 9 Billings Refinery plans to begin drilling before July 13 on the Benton Lake Structure under a contract with Benton Lake Oil. J Villars geologist notes the refinery will operate a large block of 5000 acres with an overriding royalty and will move a standard rig to the field at once.
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Great Falls
Billings Refinery Company
Benton Lake
Benton Lake Oil Company
J. Villars
CL H Slortstein
Billings Refinery
Benton Lake Company
Rillings
Fitivtine
Muday Creek Dome
Alexander Declares Riddick Easy Rankin Hard to Beat
In Great Falls and Kalispell, J. C. Alexander, GOP senator candidate, predicted he would defeat Carl Riddick but warned Wellington B. Nankin could pose a tougher challenge. He emphasized building political farms and managing business during a short Montana trip.
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Alexander
Riddick
Rankin
Great Falls
Montana
J. C. Alexander
Kalispell
United States
Carl Riddick
Wellington B. Nankin
A Free Booklet on the Care of Food in the Home
A vintage urging offers a free booklet from Uncle Sam on safeguarding food at home. It emphasizes protecting against flies, dust, mold, and taint to protect family health. Readers are asked to mail a coupon with name and address and include two cents for return postage.
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Cam Uncle Sam
Owl
Tonpan
Manor Louis Daw Death of Circus Dwarf at Fifty Inches
Morgantown West Virginia June 9 Associated Press reports Major Louis aka Major Lowie Davis a retired circus dwarf died at his home near here aged 51 or 61 relies on garbled OCR but notes he traveled with Haron and Bailey’s Tingling Braisers and Sells and Fore wiugh’s circenses as a side show attraction. He weighed 37 inches in height and retired about ten years ago. He reportedly arranged his funeral in advance and died after a paralytic stroke ten days earlier.
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Cy Associated Press
Morgantown
Wo Va
Lowie Davis
Davis
Haron
Tayiade
Inquiry Into Steel Merger 8 Closed
New York June 9 The Lockwood culive committee closed its inquiry into the North American corporation merger with a plan to prove Kohn, Loeb & Co and bankers manipulated stock ahead of issuance. Samuel Untermyer urged enlarging the federal trade commission law to block interstate acquisitions without prior approval. The panel also addressed the Republic Midvale Inland merger.
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New York
Lockwood Culive Committee
North American Corporation
Kohn, Loeb
Vance
Wold
Samuel Untermyer
Tle
Federal Trade Commission
Republic
Midvale
Bargain Rack of Assorted Garments for Women and Children
A pennyworth sale lists many items including silk skirts, dresses, knits, and jackets. Values reach up to 9.83 with selected pieces at 3.69. Also shows camisoles, shirty waists, kimonos, linen tablets, envelopes, and a complete line of overalls and play suits for ages 1 to 17, plus olive drab outing wear for girls and children.
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Wallace
Koveralls
Janie Bee
Tne
Worth American Steel Says Consolidation Could Benefit Public
Mr Unterauer stated no suggestions but noted the committee inquiry found capitalization conservative. He argued consolidation might be a public benefit if it reduces the large differential enjoyed by United States Steel Corp. He added any move toward destroying that monopoly should be welcomed.
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Worth American Steel
Unterauver
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Pershing Of Heat In Eastern Cities
Three more people died today from the heat wave gripping eastern cities as Chicago endures three days of extreme temperatures. Across Denver Boston and New York the heat brought multiple prostrations and record highs with humidity lingering near oppressive levels.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Market price theory in practice and consumer impact
The text discusses how fruit and vegetable pricing is driven by supply and demand rather than production costs. It highlights the producer's return being largely set by wholesale prices as a key factor, while noting market terminology and pricing behavior among practicers and consumers. It emphasizes the wide variance in prices and the need for clear market signals.
Railroad unions threaten strike over wage demands
The Associated Press reports eleven railroad labor organizations prepared to strike in protest of wage and labor conditions as of July 3. Leaders cited a need for a new standard of pay and living costs, pledging to negotiate but prepared to walk out if employers resist. The action targets a broader effort to secure higher wages and safer terms for workers and their families.
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Associated Press
Waty
Won
Titontiay
Illvans Central
Mt. Felten
Chicago
Great Western
Thair Joba
Jiractica
Why Fruit and Vegetable Costs Spark Public Interest
Washington June report from the Agriculture Inquiry joint commission promises forthcoming findings. The commission probes why fruits and vegetables cost high, with preliminary review hinting at systemic causes and policy principles guiding the inquiry.
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Whrahington
Forthcom Ing
Joint Commission On Agriculture Inquiry
Anderson
Thy
Commiq- Jalon Ninsé
Vic
Lenine's Condition Reported Stable by Associated Press
Riga June 9 The Associated Press reports no further Lenine updates at present as the latest condition news is hopeful. Rumors and press commentary suggest Bolsheviks may be preparing for Lenine's possible departure, per Riga Review deductions.
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Lenine
Riga
Preitier Lenine
Chicago Tribunal to award $100000 prize for newspaper design
The Chicago Tribunal announced a $100000 prize to furnish the newspaper with the most beautiful tufted design of modern times. The prize will be open to architects of the sort, selected works to be submitted for review, with content open from August 1 to December 1, 1922.
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Associated Press
Chicago
The
Chicago Tribunal Today
Privoa
Déatena
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