Studebaker Autos Unloaded For Territory Expansion
The Schneider and Rouse Motor company unloaded a carload of new Studebakers yesterday, including three Special Sixes and one High Si. agents Schneider and Rouse will carry a large stock of parts for all Studebaker models. Located in the old Swendreman garage at Pincer and Fuller, the modern shop offers complete service for Studebaker owners and invites the public to inspect the new catalog.
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Schneider and Rouse Motor Company
Schneider
Mr. Rouse
Studebaker
Mhetenn
Sil
Swendeman
Carnay of
Pincer and
Fuller Avenues
Publiq Fa
Studebaker Corporattor
Dixon Campaign Tour Aims At Electing Pro-Dixon Legislature
Governor Dixon plans a broad campaign across northeast Montana to win a pro Dixon legislature. He will address farmers and communities from Havre to Glendive with Commissioner Davis and local officials arranging stops and a Dixon bureau in Helena coordinating travel and events.
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Senate
Havre
Davis
Zurich
Blaine
Tomorroer Wall
Culbertson
Roosevelt County
Dixon
Conley
Sidney
Richland County
Dawson
Glendive
Brask
Glasgow
Coun
Tyr Faray
Hera
Dievis
Avernoe
Bisstasck
Norti Dakota
Colonel Locke
New Era Press Bureau
Chairan
State Idustrial Accident Board
Overnor
Helena
Ttis Bureau
Asid
Two Plead Guilty in Federal Court for Booze Violations
In U S district court here Tan Donogherty of East Ireland and Parley Croft of West Helena pled guilty to Volstead Act violations. They were fined $100 and sentenced to 30 days in Lewis and Clark county jail by Judge George M Bourquin. A list of defendants pled guilty or were arraigned on various charges before the grand jury.
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Tan Donogherty
East Irelemond
Parley Croft
West
Pleng
Ality
Lewis and Clark Courty
George M. Bourquin
Vleaw
Henry Wong
Wong Kong
Lee Tev
Tusle Sing
Elena
Carl
Vedewe
William Green
John Milch
George Moore
Pearl Maxwell
Inontt Novak
EB. Weusler
J. Wisnér
Tom Kokrudo
Flam
Wogie
Shelton
Iferds Jones
Victor Miskovich
Eam Keviel
East Thelenumes
Clark
Tso
Bodinleh
Prank Tbodnich
East Helena
Vonsteadnet Grand Jury
Wok
Tourguin
Jn Wefsre
Helena
Seek law to halt sale of liquor on ocean vessels
Continued from Pare 1 directly counter to many of the nation's commercial treaties Artion Loday was not entirely confined to campaigns yesterday executive officials Als cugset the matter and it was la useated as the streaming flint Attorney General Daugherty might be asked to render a ruling on in regard to Minor arming on American ships MF Daugherty when asked about the possibility of a ruling or review of the ruling made by the department ofLattee during the Wilson administration to Die effort Uink prohibition follows the Mag. and that although no such request had been made it would be acted upon if pendity as possible if made by the internal review chures
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Artion Loday
Als
Flint
Crneral Daugherty
Spoon
Mqnor
MF Daugherty
Department of Latlee
Wilson
Uink
Ireland’s Free State powers spark constitutional debate
Reports from London quote Arthur Griffith on Ireland’s new constitution granting a free state with strong legislative powers over money and war, plus full Supreme Court authority and religious freedom. The council criticizes the Supreme Court’s view of labor and antitrust law and notes labor unions’ exemption claims. A coal price restraint plan is announced by Washington officials to curb price rises during a strike, urging reductions in selling expenses and careful handling of wholesale pricing.
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Ireland
Great Britain
British Commonwealth of Nations
Chamber
Senate
House of Commons
House of Lords
Free State
Irish Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Sis
Gribeivel
London
Jung
Arthur Griffith
A.F.OFL Will Back Coal Men
The convention discussed backing coal miners with delegates and a united front plan was rejected without debate. William Foster will work next week to organize a makeshift greeting while plans for unorganized workers unionizing were adopted alongside a stance supporting the open shop fight. The executive council critiqued the Coronado coal decision and rejected funding to overcome it, instead directing a policy committee to outline a program focusing on that ruling and related decisions.
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William Green
Treqairer
Miners’ Union
William Foster
Lnter
Foster
Fenevalion
Supreme Court
Coronailo Coal Fae
Executive Council
Coronado
CAMPERS LEAVE FIRES IN HILLS EARLY YEAR
In Avon Bristen area campers sparked multiple fires while traveling by auto. Charles Jegiel and Percy Witmer report fires started near Avon and Bristen. one blaze extinguished after work by Jegiel. A later fire near the camp site was put out, possibly set by campers after sandwiches were left behind. A cemetery organization meeting is scheduled for June 17 to finalize Bunton Avenue cemetery care and officer elections. Clara Hallard and Percy Witmer urge full attendance. Miners suffocated at Timber Tube mill as Alex McTanard, 39, died from suffocation after being buried under dirt and debris while at work.
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Charles Jegiel
Avon
Deatek
Quoint
Gh Ul Ange Fk
Jealek
Tealek
Butle
Alex McTanard
State Convention Opens Tonight for Christian Church in Montana
The 42nd annual Montana Christian Church convention opens tonight at the Helena church with prominent ministers and national missionaries on the program. Rev G A Joffman of St Louis will preach the sermon Sunday morning with other leaders from Spokane and St Louis on the schedule. State officers include Rev Ghoat N Trach as president and Ridenour as vice president from Fort Benton.
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Christian Churcher of Montana
Christian’ Church
J. Hulsartn
Eall- Verdon
Ove Dagn
Frank Hy. Carlson
Congregational
Chuirch
Héluna
Pasociation
Choat
Elech
Diplomas and Awards At Helena School Graduation
Diplomas and certificates were presented at St. Helena parish school graduation exercises. A large audience witnessed the program which included a three act drama Ten Playfair and several entertainments performed by the pupils, with awards given for proficiency in rapid legible handwriting and other achievements.
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Helena
Bisletin 1. Carroll
St. Helena Parish
Iulley
Palmer Awards
Palmer Company
Xew
Tity
A Tibbets
Margaret Sullivan
Ry O'Donnell
Rosemacy Sillers
Winsie Werrenman
Ad Lyell Baum
Luate
Anna Strieker
Elizabeth Strivudinger
Adelin, Burman
Ave Brown
Luella Hines
Joy Sherman
Carroll Styleer
Lillian
Rainbow Fairies
Alexandra Blain
Teuinird Opple
Millims
Margaret Dorsey
Rena Nater
Catherine Carroll
Adelia Bierman
Carroll Snyker
Ed Gallivan
Ed Moran
Miss Viola Sitters
Viola Sitters
Reconnaissance of Prazing in Helena Forest Under Way
RR W Beeson Branton Isetslant arrive at Helena Forest to conduct spring reconnaissance for the season. A party will work all summer covering the Winora division then begin Big Melt division. Expect about three years to complete the wars. Aiming to map range conditions, water holes, forage quality, and areas of potential stock losses.
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Helena
W. Beeson
Branton
Alisxoula
Twelena
Borson
Henderson
Joy
Sandwig Kein
Benton Avenue Cemetery Association Meeting This Saturday
For organization purposes a meeting of the Benton Avenue Cemetery Association will be held Saturday evening at 8 in the Commercial Club room. All owners of lots in the cemetery are asked to attend. Mayor Percy Witmer is temporary chairman and Miss Clara Hollard temporary secretary.
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Bunton Avenue Cemetery
Elu Rawin
Percy Witmer
Clara G. Hallard
Benton Avenue
Blackleg vaccine distribution to stop nationwide
Dr J W Butter, a noted veterinarian, said the distribution of government vaccine in the state will end after a government decision to discontinue the service. His office had been the distributing agent for the state and will also halt vaccine distribution.
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J. W. Butter
Atote
Penn
Amthind Taduseyye
Mattington
Montana
Buller
Yesterdy
Railroads ordered to install automatic control devices
Washington June 15 stations of the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered 49 principal railroads to equip 5x miles of track with automatic train control devices before January 1 1923. The commission said automatic control has long since passed experiments. Springfield June 13 Mr B J Palmer son of the discoverer of chiropractic announced at the Minis Chiropractors association convention that farres
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Ansoniatact Press
Washington
Instarsiate Commerce Commission
Springfield
B. J. Palmer
Minis Chipropractors' Association
Farres
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Marabeth Sullivan
Ora Tibbete
Vinnie Weggenman
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Ferdie
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