Hurrah for Doc Lanstrum in Montana defense speech
An Associated Press dispatch from Tacoma quotes Dr. C M Lanstrum of Helena praising Montana as a prosperous land with strong citizens and booming mining by large corporations. The piece contrasts his earlier gloom with a revived tone, lauding education, progress, and industry while criticizing opponents and tax fears.
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0. M. Lanstrum
Helena
Associated Press
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Montana
Doctor Lanstrum
Pacific
Doc Lanstrum
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All-Outdoors
East
Flathead County
Rocky Mountains
Brotherhood of Man
Joseph M. Dixon
C. M
Orient
Buzzard’s Bay
Idaho
Paradise
Broken Bow
Joe Dixon
C. M. Lanstrum
Hope
Noted collapse during Joliet confinement linked to Leopold case
Dicky Loeb experienced a collapse in Joliet penitentiary settings though less severe than the incident endured by young Franks while traveling with Loeb and Leopold, signaling ongoing disturbances in the high profile criminal matter.
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Dicky
Loeb
Joliet
Leopold
Search Goes On as Coast Guard Seizures Stir Yachting Set
Eastern newspapers report pleasure yachts of summer colony residents facing interference from coast guard booze boat hunters. They protested loudly to Senator Elge of New Jersey, who sent scorching telegrams amid the crackdown.
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Ftressury Department
Dry Navy
Anti-Saloon League
Montana
Gallatin
Bozeman
Steaths
Atlantic Seaboard
Elge
Mellon
Andrews
Admiral Billard
Atlantic
Coast Guard
New Jersey
Judge rules kissing in parks legal in New York
A New York judge has ruled that kissing in parks is lawful. The piece notes uncertainty about Montana law while describing Helena residents eager to test the issue in public parks.
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New York
Montana
Helena
Sorting Immigrants in Ireland Under New US Plan
Three U S officials depart Washington for Ireland to test pre departure sorting of potential emigrants at US consulates in the Free State. The program aims to limit quota overruns by certifying passports and medical checks before travel, potentially expanding to other countries if successful.
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America
Washington
Ireland
State Department
Department of Labor
Public Health Service
United States
Free State
Ellis Island
Detroit Brewers Describe Canadian Guests Returning Calls
Detroit home brewers report Canadian neighbors who tried the four by four beer are calling back for a real drink. After Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler spoke, Tennessee back-number supporters will not send their boys to the doctor’s university. Attempts to make yellow China red are likened to a paint shop explosion.
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Detroit
Nicholas Murray Butler
Tennessee
Doctor's University
Sculptors Rise From Humble Beginnings In Art
The article profiles women sculptors Sally Jane Farnham and Anna Vaughn Hart, detailing Farnham’s late start, mentorship from Frederic MacMonnies, and her Bolivar bust commission, while Hart is praised for animal sculpture mastery. It notes talent can emerge from encouragement and hints soap modeling as a future aid for young figures in art.
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Sally Jane Farnham
Mrs. Farnham
Frederic MacMonnies
Anna Vaughn Hart
Miss Hyatt
Soap models: New York schools teach sculpture with soap
A new method in New York City schools uses ordinary white soap as a modeling material for sculpture. Pupils carve figures with a sharp tool, achieving an ivory like finish, and a range of works from animals to a reproduction of The Lord's Supper. The approach aids talent development among children including the poor and young pupils.
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Washington, DC
New York City
America
John’ Quincy Adams Ward
Gin
H. K Brown
George Washington
Union Square
General Sheridan
Washington, D. C
General Hancock
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Henry Kirke Brown
Ward
Frederick MacMonnies
Daniel Chester French
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Memorial
James Earle Fraser
Arctic policy notes and court docket updates
The Supreme Court docket was noted as advancing in an avivation era. Secretary Hoover was cited on credit issues while Secretary Work urged centralized Alaska administration. MacMillan sought government advice on Arctic discoveries and Secretary Wilbur ordered Shenandoah to Minnesota.
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Hoover
Alaska
Work
MacMillan
Arctic
Wilbur
Minnesota
Parade Greets Rum Runners on Parole in Gloucester
Ad bert Gowan and Charles McPhee were met by a brass band and hundreds of locals upon their return from Atlanta penitentiary. The chamber of commerce and city council failed to fully stop the celebration, though homecoming plans were scaled back. Massachusetts public safety commissioner Col. Foote said there was no legal way to halt the affair.
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Mas
Associated Press
Adbert Gowan
Charles McPhee
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Alfred F. Foote
Massachusetts Commissioner of Public Safety
Debate over McCormick Klan clash urged to be avoided
The Missoulian argues against public discussion of former Representative McCormick’s challenge to the Ku Klux Klan, saying it would worsen public division, invite disorder, and harm Missoula's progress by stoking religious hostility and potential clashes.
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McCormick
Ku Klux Klan
American Protective Association
Missoula
Imap
Herrin
Sleeping Dogs
Careful, Young Man Ring Case Declared Not Embezzlement
In San Francisco a police judge ruled that a fair young woman who kept an engagement ring after a broken engagement is not guilty of embezzlement. The decision centers on possession and intent in the early case.
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San Francisco
Spiritualists Win in Kentucky Will Case
Kentucky's highest court ruled that belief in spiritualism does not indicate an unsound mind in a case involving an attempt to break a will. The decision addresses defendants claiming testamentary incompetence based on spiritualist beliefs.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Remembering Thomas R. Marshall Buried in Indiana
The gentle humorist and prudent statesman Thomas R. Marshall is laid to rest today in Indianapolis. The nation watches as the long-time vice president who amused critics with rural wit is honored by his Hoosier neighbors, far from state or national capitals, in a simple ceremony reflecting his modest life and steady public service.
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National Capitol
Thomas R. Marshall
Indianapolis
Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Senate
Franklin
Watson
Wilson
New York World
Answers to Questions From the National Knowledge Bureau
The Helena Independent Information Bureau provides access to a vast knowledge resource. Readers send two cents for return postage to ask questions and receive answers, including topics on transit costs, wrist watches for men, New York City zoom attendance, bridges in Longfellow, glass dissolution methods, Columbus monument details, English jail control, birds in Southern California, pulse rates, smoking among women in Russia, and tree surgery terminology.
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Helena
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
LAS
New York City
C. MM. A
ACV
Longfellow
Union Station Plaza
Washington
Larado Taft
England
California
AGBA
Napoleon
Morality and Clothes in Colonial Observation
A Philadelphia Record excerpt cites Major Browne noting that adopting modern clothing signals moral decline, especially among women. It argues that as natives and observers adopt coast fashion, moral standards erode, and questions whether summer attire of local women reflects higher morality here.
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Kenya
G. St. J. Orde Browne
Philadelphia
Greatest prodigy claims from Danish history
Copenhagen reports a Danish history student argues that five year old Christian Heinecken was history’s greatest prodigy. Tales say he spoke within hours of birth, conversed at ten months, knew Bible history geography at 244 years, and spoke Latin and French by age four. He died at five from illness. A Siamese carp grows over five feet long.
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Christian Heineck'n
Denmark
Il Healtth
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