Helena group backs Coolidge Dixon line amid prison abuse row
An Helena based Civic and Industrial Association of Helena endorses Coolidge and Dixon, while concerns rise over a colored prisoner kept in solitary confinement at Deer Lodge. Investigators and The Enterprise report describe bread and water meals and a warden's justification for alleged mistreatment, prompting protests among Montana’s colored community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic and Industrial Association of
Helena
Calvin Coolidge
Montana
Dixon
Waterprise
Seattle
Northwest
George $. Allen
Methodist
Colored) Church
J. B. W. Clarke
Montana-Idaho
Dar
Potter
Enterprise
Civic and Industrial Association
Coolidge
Dixon Net
Deer Lodge
World markets slow as postwar woes linger abroad
The article notes unemployment persists in England amid weak world markets for goods, with gradual recovery expected. It highlights Asia as a potential new market driver via missionary trade and Chinese and other Asian laborers returning home enriched with urban experiences, while Western Europe faces a slow path to prewar conditions.
Prewar buying capacity and rising demand abroad
The text notes full prewar buying capacity, with growing demand for foreign products from the Far East. Each order to these backward countries could spark new demand, as manufacturers study local needs to expand made to order work. If orientals see what they have missed, their buying power could lift world demand toward prewar levels despite slow market restoration.
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Endgland
United States
Arthur A.kavanaugh
Vicw
The
National Bank of New York
Asia
China
Delia
Mesopotamia
Europe
Hinds
Far East
Wigo
Herbert estate worth only thirty six thousand shocks music fans
Announcement places Victor Herbert estate at 36000 dollars inviting debate on American music taste. The late composer earned fame through conducting orchestras and composing operettas over a quarter century. Royalties from rival tunes and light operas may continue, reflecting lingering interest since his death.
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Victor Herbert
America
Herbert
Line Pan
Tin Pan Alley
Slow trade idea from Boston convention gains traction
A foreign trade plan proposed in Boston urges limiting American capital abroad and directing credits to purchase U S products. The concept, praised by supporters as wartime success, contrasts with fears of inviting foreign control and echoes past financing during wars. The Cleveland show described as uneven with a single-ring feel.
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Boston
France
Tellend
Boglon
The Moderate Mr Murphy Estate Recalls Tammany Ties
The obituary outlines Charles Francis Murphy the Tammany leader with a moderate stance and a long career amid party feuds. It notes a sizeable yet modest estate around six hundred thousand dollars and hints at scrutiny from rivals over his saloon era wealth and public benefactions.
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Murphy
Charles Francis Murrthy
Methai Murraly
Mughy
Tammany
Nummy Siearg
Opsnion
Aeeay
Tavanany Indders
Associat
Croker
Tefase Craker
Pemonnitie
Aeil
Fuet Ubat
Murphy's Mare
Intelligence tests in schools reshaping class work
Washington, Jun 8 The Haskin Letter discusses using intelligence tests in public schools to tailor work by grade to each child. It notes tests reveal ranges from exceptionally bright to dull, with some misfits requiring coaching or grade skips to better fit abilities and reduce wasted effort.
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Washington
Wade
Perron
Svar
Hin Vanes
Ireritess
Fivale
Frock Styles and Nations Clash in Novels and Trade
The article fragment discusses a taffeta frock and fashion notes amid a broader reaction to India and Japan. It mentions Rabindranath Tagore and cultural tensions, with references to temperaments and collars, in a period tone reflecting expatriate fashion and literary figures.
Rapid promotion for bright children sparks debate
A discussion on placing gifted children in higher grades contrasts rapid advancement benefits with concerns over mental age, social maturity, and long term development. Advocates cite time savings and stimulation. critics warn it overlooks holistic growth and urges tailored tracks or special classes.
THE PRIMARY LAW AND VOTER INTEREST IN MONTANA
Editor PT Anderson argues the May 27 presidential primary shows no real contest and cites past efforts to repeal the law. He defends the primary as protection against crooked politics, insists conventions limit disfranchising control, and urges readers to support the system despite cost and political noise.
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Sodac
Dicket-Journal
Picket-Journal
Army
Navy
Duugherty
Denby
Fatt
Montana
Sunny
Wicket-Journal
Anderson
Twete
Montaya
Burton's Mistake in Ole Speech Critique
The Missoutian criticizes Chairman Curran's Ole speech as a weak apology and a poor attempt at defending the oil aid investigations. It argues Burton overstated scandal and credits several Republican achievements to Harding, not Coolidge, amid strained ties with a Republican Congress.
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Curran
Rhoderick Dl
Mle
Daugherty
Burton
Marding
Coolidge
Burtom
Nashville Parthenon copy honors Grecian art centennial
Nashville copies the Parthenon in tribute to Grecian art as a centennial project. The Nashville edition replicates the Athena metopes and other figures with exact form, aiming to be the world’s only exact Parthenon reproduction. Completion is expected for the centennial celebration with dedication ceremonies and public display.
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Nashville
Merny Divine
Treas
Parthenon
Athens
Skule
Els Kinnes
Ain Laepeht
Setala
Jae
Digagen
Nashville Editoe
Colin Tormitg
Tennessee
Henry
Blind broom factory offers work to Tennessee inmates
Nasheills Tennessee hosts a state run broom making operation employing seventy blind people in a Nashwalle facility near the Mass State prison. The factory, under the commissioner of inmates, produces 109 dozen brooms daily and rug weaving with a stain clearing department. Wages are paid as a living wage, and the enterprise provides an outlet for those likely to become wards of the state.
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Nasheills
Tenn
Tennessee
Mass State
Nashwalle
Answers to Questions for Open Information Bureau
A long reader query collection asks about open information policy, golf eligibility, Herbert songs, hair pigment, Spanish opera, stamp care, immigration to Canada, cart belt states, and various trivia. It includes Q&A on St Bartholomew massacre numbers, early female physician, white sea chef, and more.
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Victor Herbert
Dirk” Syns
Spain
Canada
Europa
Scandinavia
Canula
White Sea
Ft. Sy
Martha Mulvey
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kans
Minnesota
Delaware
Howse
Guise
House of Conde
Ifood
St. Bartholomew
Alexander Stumitten
Aeron Bare
New York
Ardhunsten
Bare
Weehawken
New Jersey
Gis
Cneen
Marie
Europe
Q. Kor
Aleadindvin
Mirgiuin
Washington
Wis
Joh
Alexander
Belens
Washington State
St Mefens
Madrid
United States
Unit States
New Cuglad
Kilauta Spouts Near Honolua Volcano Activity Signals Risk
A shaky Sunday ends with reports of five earthquakes near Honolua Island as the giant Volcanic Valley terrain shows renewed activity. Seismic readings indicate restless lava movement along the Ure island section of the Gait Map, prompting caution for residents and visitors in the affected area.
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Kilauta
Honolua
Ure
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Lenst Ami
Ize
Aktel
Tokio
Rabindranath Tatore
India
Japye
Quthtte
Anna Gilingham
Massachusetts
Jkig Lawn
Mie Pagils
Vale
Uwe
Iene Saily
Fay
Wip
Aet
Britasi
Frederick J. Waekin
Waske Inaton
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