Wells Plank to Amend Volstead Moves Montana Senate Race
The Missoulian notes a lively clash over Prohibition in the Montana Senate race. Hugh R. Wells backs amending the Volstead Act to permit beer and wine sales while Rev Joseph Pope argues the law remains sound and predicts Wells cannot win on this issue. A Helena straw ballot shows early wet support for Wells, but Pope warns the anti prohibition bloc will prove decisive.
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Progressive Helena Merchants Stage Dollar and Community Sales Day
Progressive merchants of Helena announce Dollar Day and Community Sales Day events this Friday and Saturday. Shoppers are promised strong value and out-of-town visitors may win a free hotel room and tickets with purchases over ten dollars, with larger rewards for eighteen dollars or more. Local firms including Fisher’s Millinery, Gans & Klein, Golden Rule, Liberman Tallyring, New York Shoe Co, Reeves Music, Sands Bros, Sanden & Ferguson, Smithers Co, and Thistlewalte’s Shoe Co participate.
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Gilman Hosts Big Fourth Celebration With Wild West Show
Gilman prepares for a grand Fourth with July 3-4 wild west show featuring bucking broncho contests bulldogging finish throwing and races. A large Indian band is expected, two daily dances by Augusta, Beveridge Orchestra of Helena, and the first annual Old Timers convention on July Fourth at Gilman under Visher.
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Harding Rules Out Philippine Independence Now
President Harding told the Philippine legislative mission that independence is not yet possible and that U.S. policy will follow the precedents set by McKinley. He pledged continued support and urged patience while promising no backing away from the goal of liberty. The statement came as the Filipinos pressed for separate political existence and fuller self government.
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