Senator Walsh Pushes Gallatin Statue in Treasury Grounds
In a June speech in Congress Senator Walsh moves to place a bronze statue of Albert Gallatin, longtime secretary of the treasury, at the Treasury Building grounds in Washington. The plan praises Gallatin’s twelve years of service, diplomacy, and finance, proposing a memorial near Hamilton’s statue and recounting his pivotal role in early American finance and policy.
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Walsh
Congress
Albert Gallatin
Treasury Building
Senapeech
Hosury
Washington
Treasury
Lewis and Clark
Missouri
Walah Onceasion
Montana
of Washington
Alex Hamilton
Hamilton
Ont Jeffernau
Madison
Theo
Con
Geneva
America
Ainess
Adence
Great Britain
Alin
Britain
Gton
Lawa
Ons
Federty
Uincy Adams
Hisser
Et Adams
Fragmentary quip from Stackman about names dying with bachelors
A snipped dialogue fragment questions how a bachelor’s name vanishes with them. The quirky exchange features a playful exchange about naming and identity, attributed to Stackman in a brief, unclear context.
Anomalously Low Wool Prices Cited By World Market
The piece discusses abnormally low wool prices tied to world markets and wartime effects. It notes growing confidence among buyers, continued resistance by big packers, and Montana and Bradford price shifts. It argues organization as a defense and cites increased exports to Europe and finance arrangements by Montana Woolgrowers.
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Browers
London
Oregon
Texas
West
England
America
Europe
Ing Spienda
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Montana
Boston
Paray
Princess Ruth of Lewis and Clark to host Montana fair girls
Princess Ruth Barnett daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Barnett will host 50 girls from Montana counties at the State fair this year. Born in Chicago she moved to Helena with her parents and is a 1925 Helena High graduate. A pianist and organist she studied under Mrs J Houst on and has performed in recitals and programs. She is active in the Helena Wotan's club and entertains disabled veterans at Fort Harrison with music.
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Montana
Ruth Barnett
Harry Barnett
North
Benton Avenue
Princess Ruth
Chicago
Bryant School
Helena
Miss Barnett
J. Houston
Cox
Treasury surplus to be high as tax collections exceed estimates
Secretary Mellon announced a surplus near 900 million dollars this year from back taxes due to an Internal Revenue Bureau drive. He noted the lower rate and new revenue law reduce expected gains, yet year to date receipts total 2.335 billion, up 15.48 million over last year with income tax leading the rise while May corporate taxes fell sharply.
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Nhat
Mellon Alvo
Internal Revenue Bureau
LaGuardia Tests Malt Mix Near Beer For Law Moves
In a private office experiment LaGuardia blends malt extract with near beer to test legality and ease of access to beer. He pours two thirds malt extract with near beer, stirs with a pencil, and a dark foam erupts as onlookers sample the concoction.
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LaGuardia
House
Alcoholic Liquor Traffic Committee
Hudson
Fierald
Ohio
Browne
Wisconsin
Julian Richards
McNary Farm Bill Thes Up Senate And Delays Adjournment
Senators clash over the McNary farm bill as debate tightens in the Senate. Missouri chairman William Irth warned against passing legislation that compels farmers to sell at world prices, while Iowa’s Cummins and Maryland’s Bryce argued for and against the measure amid stalled action and ongoing discussion.
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Auary
Senate
McNare
William Irth
Missouri
Car Bell Committee
Cummins
Towa
Bryce
Maryland
Treiff
Iowa
Sop
Unspeakeable Acts Reported At Sect Aligned With Black Community
Police found 13 children at Abby Vancy's home after reports of severe abuse and ritual punishment. Two older youths faced court, but all others later vanished. Testimonies from Willam Cost and Lillian reveal beatings, stripping, rope restraints, and dog collars as alleged rites. Doctors noted lasting welts. church members allegedly scattered as investigators moved in.
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Abby Vancy
Willam Cost
Lillian
Waleham
Efe
Final Plans for Farmers Picnic at Monday Meet
Final plans for the annual farm bureau Fourth of July celebration at the State fair grounds were to be discussed at a meeting at the County Agent office. Entertainment includes horse racing auto racing sports for adults and children and a hall game. About 800 attended last year and the bureau hopes for over 4000 this year.
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Farm Bureau
Othe Gate-of-the Mountains
Sidena
Final Rites for Mrs Katherine Buchmiller Held Today
The funeral for Mrs Katherine Buchmiller of Seattle takes place today with the burial of her husband’s ashes at the 240 street cemetery. Charles R Buchmiller hosts the family as Henry J Buchmiller, son of the deceased, brought the ashes from Seattle yesterday. The Rev. T. Swett officiates.
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Katherine Buchalter
Seattle
Marely
Wall
Charles
R Buchaviller
Swett Wall
Henry J. Buehmiller
Johnson Elected by Vets at Convention Scene
Johnson was elected by veterans as the convention opened with calls to restore welfare allocations to states. W P Callahan and JT Bustia Jr were named for national chaplain and national vice commander posts respectively. The convention largely endorsed the World Court after a stormy session, voting down a resolution condemning it. Debate also covered child welfare funding with claims of administration costs and overhead. A three-person committee was appointed to investigate. Lieutenant Sandy Sanders, a former Montana athlete, and airman Sargeant Whiteman arrived after a difficult cross country flight to Great Falls for the state convention, navigating storms and low altitude to Havre for bearings.
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WP Callahan
Great Falls
Bustia Jr
Helena
World Court
United States
National Child Welfare Bureau
Larry Uoyle
Glendive
Doyle
Sheridan
Amle
Sandy) Sanders
Montanfa
Fler
Quantico
Femon
Ins
Sargeant Whiteman
Havre
Berlin lamplighters stay on job despite new lighting plan
Berlin officials reject an expensive proposal to electrify street lighting in residential areas. Lamplighters fear longer days in summer and possible shifts into later hours. union says they will strike or seek extended hours starting June 34 and continuing through autumn.
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Drsomber St Te Iuthe
Ure
Pennsylvania poll play scanned in temperance inquiry
A Pennsylvania investigative committee subpoenas Ella George and Leah Cobb in a probe of Women’s Christian Temperance Union funds. Witnesses may extend into next week as hearings move through Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and related political finance questions tied to anti saloon and temperance groups.
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WC. T. Uy
Id Financial
Dre
Women‘s Christian Temperance Union of
Tennslvania
Mra
Ella George
Pitigbureh
Leah Cobb
Matlon
Maude Seyciour
McConnelsburg
John At Fisnn
Ele County
Pepper
Pinchot
Tts
Phrelesa
Wheeoe
Westerville
Onin
League
Teed
Duta
Keystone Wink Plamnar
WI Arnrerd
Chicago
Verrag Inquire
Wiliey Bossereinky
Franks T. S
Metal price rise in lead and zinc gains
Lead prices rose from 95 to 100 dollars per ton and zinc from 47 to 48 dollars per ton in Tophin Missouri on June 8, mirroring last week’s increases.
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Tophin
Progress Made by Clubs This Year Says County Agent
County agent J. J. DeVore cites rapid progress in boys and girls club work aided by rod and gun clubs, the Lewis and Clarke farm bureau, and Helena merchants. Prizes of registered Duroc Jersey sows and high grade Jerseys were awarded after the May 31 rodent and predatory pest contest. Contestants used rifles, snares, and poison to combat gophers and birds, saving farmers time and money. Augusta rod and gun club reports strong local participation and plans a larger contest next year as poison shipments from the local office exceed previous years.
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J.J. DeVore
Lewis and Clarke Farm Bueau
Helena
DeVore
Evers
Meather
Rod and Gun Club
Augusta
Richards and Kinsey Triumph in British Doubles Clash
Vincent Richards and Howard Kinsey, the American doubles pairing, completed a demanding two day tennis tourney at Devonshire Park with a four set victory over Charles II Kingsley and George R. O. Crole-Rees. The Americans won 6-4 3-6 6-3 7-5 in a tight, high quality match.
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East Bourne
Eng
Vincent Richards
Howard Kinsey
Devonshire Park
Charles II
Kingsley
George R. O. Crole-Rees
Richards
Kinsley
Fire Opening Gun In Prohibition Battle
Great Falls June 19 The opening gun in the oil campaign against the Montana prohibition referendum was fired in Great Falls when delegates to the Montana Anti Saloon League convention drafted general plans for the fall drive. Precinct committees will register dry partisans formation of clubs to mobilize voters and pub licity work. Two political systems will direct the dry attack at the polls against any candidate who favors repeal of the state prohibition law.
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Great Falls
Montana
Convention of
Montana Anti-Saloon League
Geery
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