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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
1
Guests rode the Helens Light and Railway Company test fleet out to Broadwater and back. The electric double-truck cars, 38 feet 9 inches long with 41-seat capacity, feature safety interlocks, automatic braking, and thermostat heated interiors.
The funeral for A. O. S. Milot will be held at 2 30 this afternoon at the home of his brother G E Milot at 12th and Davis streets. Attendees are urged to participate. A separate note mentions an astronomy show and a light shower in Sanderstead Surrey England.
A Sheridan County suit in the Supreme Court involves a $1200 judgment plus interest against the county in favor of the State Bank of Omlok. The dispute centers on an accountant’s investigation of county records and administration of the gopher poison and seed grain funds for 1915 to 1919, with the bank claiming approved claims and an appeal filed from the judgment.
Members of the War Mothers and the American Legion auxiliary are urged to attend a dinner at Treadwitey Friday. Reservations should be made to Mrs J. Calon, chairperson, as soon as possible.
The Camerat of ArGuer Wydde held the funeral for Ide at the family home on Repth fodne street. Mrs. dnsepl vavis read the burial service of the Christian church. Wurial was in Forestville. Pallbearers included acha Stur rock AG Schroeder Jom Grass Bi Preuit W. 8. Smith and 1b Soren. The ceremony was attended by many friends and relatives, with numerous floral tributes. Mr. Die died last Sunday. arrangements were directed by Flaperly and Kotler.
Reported clashes over party rules at the Democratic convention in Illinois surface as leaders push for a Walsh of Sion tana to be named permanent chairman and McAdoo faction seeks non unit voting. Senator Copeland Neis backs Walsh while Brennan urges a platform plank repudiating the klan and pledging clear condemnation. McAdoo urges unity on equal opportunity and warns against two-party reactionaries, stressing progressivism and the risk of defeat if the party falters.
A government note explains that the United States retains sovereign right to regulate immigration while recognizing past understandings with Japan. It states the gentlemen’s agreement is effectively terminated for future obligations from July 1, 1924, but mutual goodwill remains.
Three ward veterans in Helena gather for a Legion reunion featuring National Commander Guin and many officials. A morning program at the Shrine Temple includes color guards, speeches, and entertainment, with public sessions and a reception at the Divine ball room in the afternoon.
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