Jewelers proprietor Harry Wm Atlas dies after stroke
Varry M Atlas owner of & Jewelry at 117 North Math piree died at J Peters hospital after a stroke of apoplexy. He was stricken at Sh eehan's cigar store and moved to the office then hospital. Survived by widow and three children. About 45, longtime Kelena resident, formerly with Pratt's, came from Beatie, served in World War I as an expert adjuster of naval instruments. Funeral arrangements by Flaherty and Keller to be completed today.
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Varry M. Atlas
North Mathpiree
J. Peter's Hospital
Hoo
Sheehan
Andrr
Heskta
Atlag
Kelena
Holter Hardware
Ay Pratt
Ating
Beatie
San Francisco
Naullea Instruments
Brazil Withdraws From League for Two Years
The Brazilian delegation acts under the covenant to give two years notice of withdrawal and awaits Rio de Janeiro’s guidance on future league activity. Dr. Mello Franco expects orders to end cooperation and close Brazil's league embassy, plans a trip to Paris, then will return to bid farewell to Sir Eric Drummond and senior secretariat officials.
Home Economics Experts Urge Quality Foods
Home economics and demonstration specialists advise selecting foods for quality. Housewives are urged that there is no economy in buying inferior articles. A month's trial will show that it pays to buy quality meats and groceries always featured in this store.
State Dental Convention Meets in Billings Today
Delegates from all Montana sections gather for a three day Montana State Dental Association session. About 100 to 110 delegates are expected. Today’s program includes registration at 9, opening address by Governor Erickson, committee meetings, and a full afternoon on dental techniques and laboratory topics led by doctors from Missoula Great Falls Butte and Livingston. An executive council meeting and social events close the day.
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Monstata
Tla 2Drd
Montana State Dental, Association
Asaor Levisionu
Erickson
F. G. Dratz
Missoula
T. T. Rider
N. A. Craddock
Whittemore
Great Falls
Hlrk
von der Heydt
Butte
G. H. Klein
Glasgo
W. E. Linton
Fort Larrison
R. C. Hull
BH. J. Crary
Chateau
Wadeworth
van Doren
Livingston
Executive Council
Broadwater Natatorium
Marshall KE. Gates
Placer Hotel
John JD. Sutphen
C. H. Head
J. HW. Owen
W. 5
Trerize
W. A. Cash Firs
W. B. Sinton
L. M. Hamptom
Missing Prelate Reaches New York in Disguise
A German cardinal, Archbishop Von Paulhaber, arrived in New York disguised as a poor priest to avoid publicity. He declined salutations from reporters and avoided answering questions about his identity, fueling astonishment among travelers aboard the Hiner Albert Ballin. The arrival ends speculation he landed earlier and missed ceremonies due to illness. The report ties into broader planning for the 28th International Eucharistic Congress in Chicago next week, with vast ceremonies and attendees from 34 nations.
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New York
H. Michaelis
Albert Ballin
Cardinal von Paulhaber
Munich
Chicago
Pune
United States
Clement
Congress
Montana Retail Merchants Association Opens Annual Convention
Great Falls June 14 About one hundred delegates are present as President Ray R. Porter of Neihart opens the 23rd annual Montana Retail Merchants Association convention at 10 o clock in the morning C S Warden of the State highway commission delivers a talk on Montana road Problems.
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Great Falls
Ray R. Porter
Neihart
Montana Retail Merchants Association
C. S. Warden
State Highway Commission
Montana
National Guardsmen Begin Camp Routine at Camp Erickson
National Guardsmen of the 63rd infantry settle into army life at Camp Erickson on the Fort William Henry Erickson renovation site. Rain interrupts, but 1000 men train through calisthenics, inspection, close order drill, and parades under Col. Roger Fitch.
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National
Ito
63Rd Infantry
Roger
Fitch
United States Regular Army
163Rd
Montana
Farm women attend annual vacation camp at Broadwater
More than 230 women from Broadwater Cascade Jefferson and Lewis and Clark counties attended the fourth annual vacation camp for women at Broadwater hotel grounds under the farm bureau. Guest speakers Mariotta Johnson and Miss Madge Teece addressed social life, discipline and home demonstration work. Mrs Wolloway spoke on property rights of married women.
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Broadwater
Cascade
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Broadwater Hotel
Farm Bureau
Helena
Apoka
Meigs Candidate Cascade Beng Meigs Candidate Cascade Beng
Charles F. Juttner of Butte yesterday filed his petition with the secretary of state as a Republican candidate for nomination for the judgeship in the Eighth judicial district. W. Meies of Great Falls, former assistant United States attorney under J. Z. Slattery, entered his petition for nomination for Congress in the First District.
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Charles F. Juttner
Butt
Great Falls
United States
J. Z. Slattery
Stain
Charles II
Suttner
Butte
Uncle Will Take in Big Sum Today War debt payments to be met with bonds of Shig government
War debt payments are expected to be funded by government bonds, signaling a shift toward redemptions and a reduction of outstanding debt. The move aims to relieve nation finances, with bond issues potentially exceeding 20 billion dollars in total obligations.
Voting in Contest for Fair Princess to Close Tonight
Contests for the fair princess title are nearing their end as voting wraps up tonight. The event includes a platoon of picked men, a 9 o'clock dance, and a Indian war dance by the regimental company from Poplar. Princess candidates were hosted at the officers' mess at Camp Strickson and toured the military ramp afterward.
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Princess of the Court of Montana
Fajr Museen
Regidental Company
Poplar
Camp
Srickson
Penn Poll Costs Rise in Primary Campaign Fight
Senate investigators probe Pennsylvanian campaign finance as the Pepper Fisher ticket draws scrutiny. Officials reveal Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association money totaling 381 575 dollars with substantial expenditures for watchers and Philadelphia district efforts. Secretary Mellon defends primary costs noting must pay watchers and wide advertising while estimating mailing each voter costs 42 000 dollars. Paris Tejen Wiis, American tennis champion, recovers from appendicitis operation.
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Congress
Senate
I Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association
Sherifizen
Pepper-Fisher
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ware
Pepper
Pinchot
Mellon
Vittsburgh
Pepper-Flaher
Treasury
Tennsylvania
Pola
Queen of Montana Contest voter ballot note
A voter comments on a ballot style message stating an intention to support a contestant serving as Princess of Lewis and Clark County at the Queen of Montana Contest during the Montana State Fair held September 6 to 11. The fragment references the event and dates with no additional details.
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Sseserves
Lewis and Clark County
Million Dollar June Rain Eases Midwest Crop Loss
A three day storm brought a reported one million dollars in crop gains offsetting crop damage worth about one million, with 12 deaths and 12 injuries. Chicago area rainfall exceeded five inches, raising the month’s average. Farmers call the rain a net agricultural benefit despite losses in water damage.
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Chicago
Holinois
Middle Western
Great Lakes
Middlewestern
Middlewest
Senate to Fight on Liquor Bills After Committee Debates
In a two hour senate committee session the seven prohibition related measures were adverse reported with a plan to delay action. Wet leaders aim to push them later as Senator Borah seeks separate treatment while Senator Edge notes the dispute as an anti climax. Despite numeric gaps, both sides see a drawn outcome and expect eventual action.
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Senate
Reed
Missouri
Borah
Ydaho
Edge
New Jersey
Rotary International Great Convention Opens in Denver
Rotary begins its great convention with President T Ralphy Mayo of the local club welcoming visitors to Denver Colorado and the United States. Charles Rhodes of New Zealand delivers the visitor response after a message from Paul P Harris. A pageant on the new west is staged with 1200 Denverites. Helena Band arrives with Violet bands and the boys high school band from Helena led by Thomas Davis.
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T Ralphy Mayo
Clib
Denver
Colorado
United States
Rotary
Charles Rhodes
New Zealand
Paul P. Harris
Chicago
Helena
Buffalo
N.Y
Orange
Texas
Mont
Thomas Davis
Veteran Remains to Missoula as Joint Encampment Ends
June 14 Missoula witnesses a grand Joint encampment closing with flags and pictures from local schools. The day’s highlight is a parade of veterans from three wars led by the Grand Army, 1861 veterans marching solemnly from Liberty Theater to the Northern Pacific depot. Former Governor Dixon spoke in the morning session and a simulated battle and Elks temple military events cap the program.
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Miscoula
Missoula
Elke
Grand Army
Lberty
Northern Pacific
Front Street
G A. JL
WLR. C
G. A. Ti
V. FW
Wallspell
Jlowor
Charley IL RadKe
Montana
Grand Army of the Republic
Fort Missoula
Elks’ Temple
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Joseph Wf. Dixon
Egon Team to Meet Livingston Guard Company Tonight
Weather permitting the American Legion baseball team will meet the Livingston Guard Company team at 330 this evening on Soldiers field at Fort Harrison. This is part of a series of games planned by the Legion during the Montana National Guard encampment at Fort Harrison.
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American Legion
Livingston Guard Company
Soldiers’ Field
Fort Harrison
Legion
Montana National Guard
Graduation address urges balance with science progress
The commencement program featured Dr. FE Davis urging graduates to balance scientific advances with moral and social development. He warned that rapid progress could outpace understanding, calling for readers among the graduates to embody discernment and responsibility. Included were honors lists and remarks by Rev Jesse Ranch and President E J Krellmmine.
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Dr. Davis
Mendelssohn
David J. Donnan
FE. Davis
The
State Normal College
E. J. Krlemmine
Jesse Ranch
Walker
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Harry WM. Atlas
Brazil
Righter’s Quality Seats
Croce Rare
J.C. Currah
Rose Garden Cafe
Istate Dental
Ideal Bakery
Repp
Bill
NIELX
Col. Rogers
Defense Act
Mies Blanch TL. Les
Bertha F. Weihardt
Tuntee Stevens
Tronw Wood Imich
Nora Houlbush
A. W. Patchett
Gertrude Bompuart
First Presbyterian Church
State Supreme Court
William J. Wolloway
Jamles Holoway
MEIGS
Eee
Pasa
Penn Poll
Paria—Tejen Wiis
Rockford, Ill
Illinois
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Egon
Battle Lingston
Intermountain Union Glass
Alta Mae Carpenter
Leone Alta Carsley
Willian
Dirrim
Edwin Over
Grace Marie Graham
M. Mildred Gilchrist
Charles Albert Steward
Hazel May Dorothy Huston
Norman Ernest Korn
Walter St. LaBonte
Bessie Carter Laird
Roland J. Martin
Keon
Mae Midgett
Mary Pearl Nelson
Mar
Garet FE
Shelhamer
Tira Bernice Smith
Myrtle Fern Smith
Atha Belle Stellman
Margaret Howard Tullock
Pauline M. Welch
Ethel Honor Weppler
George Herman Glocgr
Jennie Lois Bicher
Emmett Adolph Doles
Lauren Russell Donaldson
London
IAPI
Anna Breyant
Bucharest
Rymania
Oenck
Montanas
Courrier
Fisher’s Millinery
North Main
West
Berta Buck
Dodd, Mead & Co
Edgar Wallace
Doubleday, Page Co
Harper & Bro
Secret Harbor
Stewart Edward Withie
Doubleday, Fags Co
Elizabeth Defeons
Milton Gross
Nize Baby
Rotvtery
E. Temple Thurston
Vyower
Jane
Arthur Stringer
Bubba Merrill
Rupert Hughes
Harper & Bros
Harry Leon Wilson
Cosmopolitan
HE Cillins
Harald MacGrath
Hurricane Williams
Gordon Young
Doran
Yellow Fingers
Lippincott
Gene Wright
Ellen Adair
Frederick Niven
Bent & Liveerisht
Ethelreda Lewis
Frederic Arnold Kummer
J. & Fletcher
Harpers
Wasll Ring
Sir Oliver Lodge
Helen of Troy
Robbs, Merrill
John Erskine
Montana Book
Stationery. Company
Templeton
Helena Avenue
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