Diploma Awards mark Helena High Class of 1925
Helena High School in 1925 awarded diplomas to a long list of graduates led by valedictorian Seyre Cooney and salutatorian Donald Stocking. The ceremony featured an address by Chancellor Brannon defining education as a broad, lifelong process drawing out latent mind possibilities with liberal, cultural, and vocational aims.
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Gladys Elmina Absher
Arvilla
Eva Adams
Rachael Barrie Allan
Louis Percival Arnold
Anna Christina Bach
John Clayton Baker
James Osvern Barnes
Ruth Gertrude Barnett
Daniel Deronda Beauchamp
Adolph Joseph Beber
Charles Lewellyn Bernier
William Foster Bevans
Lillian Lotte Biehner
Rex Thaddeus Blom
Ick Newton Budd
Arthur
Bertha Josephine Guillor
Marion Elina Gustafion
Nellie Mary Hardie
Mary Mabel Harlan
Beatrice Haslip
George Leslie Hart
Charles Foster Haynes
Evelyn Saint Clair Horning
George William Haher
Virginia Claire Jessop
Henry Martin Juhi
Billie Kester
June George Kimbrough
Stanley Milton Leydig
Ena Isabelle Lyle
Vesta May McDonough
Lotise Oldridge McLaren
Hobart Hoyt Mabon
Mabel Mildred Malden
Alice Madge Mapes
John Norman Matthews
May Maulschatgen
Grace Marvel Metcalf
Olver Nathan Mills
William James Mills
Russell Dean Miller
Mary Evelyn Minkiewitz
Lowell Lester Mires
Gerald LeRoy Madren
Bernice
Helen Gertrude Nottis
Louise Pitt
Ruth Eugene Pratt
Merrill James Poore
Charlotte Helen Quigley
Mildred Marie Ranum
Venzle Theodore Rinda
John Duncatt Robertson
Elizabeth Rebecca Robinson
Velma Signoretta Schroeder
Ethel
Mae Spanier
Emily Randolph Stewart
Donald Joseph Stacking
Lucila Margaret Giuari
Reba Beryl Sutton
Genevieve Smith
Joyce Floy Smith
Mation Basil Smith
Viola Emeline Smith
Whitney Smith
Frances Lia Thompson
James Brace Toy
Myrtle Helen Tucky
Edwin LaFollette
Waterbury
Vesta Irene Weesner
Lawrence Wendel
Roberts
Deronda Beauchamp
William F. Bevans
Clarence Dayhoff
Frank Gibson
George Huber
John Robertson
Donald Stocking
Rex Blum
Edmund Fitegibbon
Oliver Mills
Brannon
Helena
Successul
Montesquieu
Thomas Henry Huxley
Huxley
Washington
London
Paris
Rome
Tokio
Rentel
Montana education urged to expand information and apply it
A Montana address urges educators to broaden information in agriculture mining forestry and government. It emphasizes classification of data, critical analysis, and practical use of knowledge. The talk cites irrigation in Helena valley and the growth of forestry, mining, and political institutions, urging scholars to balance material progress with human consideration.
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Corporation of Education
Montana
Helena
James Clerk-Maxwell
James Clerk Maxwell
Hertz
Helmholtz
Maxwell
Marconi
Her
Enterprise of Education
America
Congress
Wells
Ann
Edwin Markham
Roberta
Br. Roberts
Cer
Robert
Marie Drever
Gertrude Campbell
Tlora Routzahn
Judge Day Honored At School Class Night
Escort Judge Day to the stage amid a cordial reception as the class observes its year end. Principal Brown praises Judge Day for support of the district and the school building program while lauding teachers and students for constructive achievements. The program features performances by the school band, violin solos by Miss Ethel Reimig, and the Girls Glee Club. Today marks the last day of the school year.
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Judge Day
Mr. Brown
Judge Dey
Ins
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Helena
Brown
Tne
Marth
Ethel
Tariff Stability and Tax Talk From Senator Smoot
Senator Smoot advocates keeping tariff rates stable with no next session revision while discussing tax relief. He backs increased exemptions for small incomes and supports eliminating federal inheritance taxes to let states handle them. He notes the president’s power to adjust rates by up to 50 percent and argues the current tariff should remain in place for some time.
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Smtoot
Judge Without Trials at Elizabethtown Court
Ernest Lee has served four years in Elizabethtown as a magistrate and has never tried a case. He has urged litigants to settle every dispute out of court.
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Elizabethtown
Ernest Lee
Nova Scotia miners seize Cape Breton power plant in violence
In New Waterford a power station used by Cape Breton coal fields was seized by 2000 striking miners led by MacNeil. Mounted police failed to control the crowd as shooting wounded four and police retreated. Troops enroute to restore order amid a 13 week wage strike.
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New Waterford
Cape Breton
United Mine Workers of America
Baseball Park
Vicini
MacNeil
United Mine Workers’ Board
Wake Station
British Empire Steel Corporation
Pon & Wage
Valifas
N. S
Associated Press
Sydney
N.S
Associated Bee
Halifax
District 26
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