Republicans Brag Over State Budget Tangles in 1927 28
The Great Falls Tribune challenges Montana Republicans for praising economy while the 1927 28 Legislature boosted total appropriations to 6 481 206 15 dollars, far above the 6 346 701 requested. Governor Erickson vetoed 102 477, leaving a net excess. The piece questions the claim of fiscal restraint and notes party rhetoric versus action.
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Great Falls
Helena
House of Representatives
House
Senate
W. J. Paul
Powell County
Senate Committee On Finance and Claims
Paul
House Committee On Appropriations
Appropriations Committee
State Tax Commission
Erickson
Republican
Frickson
Dixon
Governor Candidate Appeals Over Filing Announcement
James Stevens, a Republican governor candidate, complains the Helena Evening Paper did not publish his filing for the festive. He suggests he might persuade the paper to publish his photo.
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James Stevens
Repubcan
Jim
Hher
Build to Resist Fire and Safeguard Your Buildings
A call to intensify fire prevention in industry and home safety. Emphasizes constructing fire resistant structures, careful handling of hazards, and learning from fire prevention programs. Poses a question about a headline “Mack Satchel Found” and who it might refer to, Joseph M. Dixon or Herbert G. Fall.
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America
Mack Satchel
Joseph M. Dixon
Mbert B. Fall
Time to Heal Old Wounds in Presbyterian Unity Vote
Civil war era split in the Presbyterian church may be resolved by a proposed general vote in 1929 to reunite northern and southern factions. The 1861 Spring resolutions sparked the division over slavery, with bitter postwar battles. Reconciliation efforts have failed until now, but prospects for reunification appear strong.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Abolition of port and starboard urged by shipping group
A British Chamber of Shipping committee proposes replacing port and starboard with left and right. The piece laments the loss of nautical color and tradition, arguing the sea language should be kept. It condemns the simplification as dimming maritime illusion and flavor.
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British Chamber of Shipping
Editorial on government costs and jobholders figures
The piece critiques Senator King's government expenditure estimates for 1917 and total U S government costs. It argues that federal spending plus state and local outlays imply about 17 percent of all spending goes to salaries. It lampoons the idea that millions of jobholders exist and mocks the notion that people fund jobholders through long work weeks.
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King
Utah
Congress
Senate
Evening Sun
United States
John Smiths
Washington as Educational Hub of the Nation's Capital
The Haskin Letter argues Washington D C is the education center despite Chicago and New York boasting more schools. It notes high enrollments, many private academies, numerous higher education institutions, extensive libraries, and government departments fostering research education and public study.
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Washington
D. C
Chicago
New York
United States
District of Columbia
Greupy
Gtet
United States Bureau
Edtlere
Itis
University of Negroes
College For the
Otf
Bureau of Standards
State Department
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Fife
School of Agriculture
Uni
Congress
Supreme Court
Jhich
Congressional
Surgeon Generals
Department of Agriculture
Patent Office
Act of Congress
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Tter-national Kindergarten Association
American Council On Education
American Association of University Waren
National Education Association
Bureau of Education
Helena
Legs across the nation a flippant chorus in print
A Baltimore Sun excerpt riffs on legs in endless variety from modest limbs to stage legs. The mock catalogue catalogs forms and contexts from everyday to glamorous, noting their decisive presence in media, fashion, and public life with a wry, performative tone.
Health and Diet Advice By Dr Frank McCoy
Dr Frank McCoy discusses bone development from infancy to adulthood, noting how cartilage hardens into bone and how posture, clothing, and habit influence growth. The article covers fracture care, dislocations, sprains, and the value of cautious movement during healing, plus questions on tuberculosis risk from kissing and diet notes on onions, kidneys, and liver. It ends with guidance on weight gain, tonsil removal limits, blood cleansing, and a request for a cleansing diet article.
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McCoy Srho
Alwar Auciose
Ciildros Uty
DH. Jo
Wright
Questions and Answers From The Hel ena Bureau Quiz Column
A long Q and A feature lists trivia from Fanny Ward's age to giraffe lifespans. It covers golf in South Africa, airship hangar requirements, Martinelli's operatic roles, Calcutta meanings, drumlins, high voltages, English vocabulary, Kipling's trademark, Red Cross Christmas bags, and giraffe lifespans in captivity with scattered place and institution mentions.
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South Afria
Union of South Africa
Johannesburg
Witwatersran
Fanny Ward
St Louis
Los Angeles
Martinelli
Giovanni Martinelli
Europe
America
Asia
Beau Brummel
George Bryan Brommell
George IV
Ile
Calais
William Blanchard Jerrold
Clyde Fitch
Calcutta
Glatia
Alighatta
Wayne
Cayuga
Onondaga Counties
New York
Dodge
Jefferson Counties
Wisconsin
Massachusettes
L. AC. A
Carnegie Institute of Washington
Rudyard Kipling
Rudyard Kipting
Red Cross
T. US. A
Canal Zone
Nicaragua
Traili
Ports Rico
Virgin Ands
Guantanamo
Hawaii
Sans
Buam
Philippines
China
Tse
Smithsonian Institution
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Noud
Big Boy
Ivei
Roy L Smith
Simpson Dt
Minneapolia
Greenland
India
Frank McCoy
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