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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
2
Colonel Nolan, aged 67, beloved by fellow officials, died amid political chaos in Montana. He combined youthful spirit with mature knowledge, a distinct loss to the state in the struggle for self government and integrity against demagogues and hypocrites.
Obituary notes Colonel C B Nolan of Montana as a devoted public servant and lawyer who valued giving over gaining. He was trusted, humble, and guided by duty, refusing personal glory and prioritizing justice, oath, and service to others.
In a surprising turn, Kol Brookhart Romines defeats a social bloc to secure the Senate seat. Washington observers note the shift and speculate on invitations and leadership dynamics as emerging figures eye the role and party power.
A scathing account denounces a Herrin Illinois coal camp massacre where a mob killed and mutilated strikebreakers, looted mines, and terrified townsfolk. It condemns union leaders for supporting such acts and questions official responses as authorities appear at cross purposes. The piece likens the events to wartime atrocities and warns of harm to unions' legitimacy.
The Philadelphia Record discusses a controversy tied to missionary work aboard ships with religious aims and the moral questions surrounding abolition, evangelism, and government policy. It critiques outcry against maritime missions and urges careful consideration of religious labor and public expense.
June 21 in New York describes American attitudes to drinking aboard ships and the opulent life on transatlantic liners. It details passenger habits, wealthy travelers, and high costs of meals and suites on the luxury vessels, contrasting with cheaper options on steamers to Europe.
The Northwestern Grain Dealers association wrapped up its annual meeting in Great Falls with a proposal to raise charges for immediate grain delivery by 2 cents and for regular storage by 6 cents per unit. Officers elected include OW Brown of Lewistown as president and Ben Fisher of Great Falls as secretary, with D. Dean from Conrad named as an officer.
Arthur Doyle, noted author, reportedly resigns amid prohibition debate. He faces restrictions on delivering public speeches at home and abroad due to Psychic Investigations.
A long disputed scramble for money in Pennsylvania primaries is exposed as over a million dollars were spent to influence the GGP gubernatorial nomination. The revelations challenge the role of media and party organizations as voters eye November.
Washington June 2 Slow progress in the senate on the tariff bill sparks a Delaware move to invoke the cloture rule Two thirds support may be sought to limit debate as Republican leaders discuss revised strategy Senators from Massachusetts and New York weigh in with cautious optimism while a party line vote looms and pledges are sought to secure the two thirds threshold
San Francisco June 24. James K Sexton president of the Eureka and Nevada Mailroad company says a deal has been concluded today for sale of the road to a syndicate of Detroit automobile interests in Philadelphia. Te Brigs New York attorney represented buyers. Purchasers are alleged to control Koveka Croesus mines in Nevada. The railroad runs 60 miles between Burela and Palisade connecting with major lines. Ogden Mills and George Whittell are principal owners. price rumored around 760000.
Montana University sophomore Alyse Beater, 19, vanished after a dispute with her mother on the evening of the 20. A search along the Hone River and surrounding area found her body today. Authorities say she appeared to have died by self-inflicted action amid a family quarrel.
A jumble of brief notes from June 22 reports mentions revolutions in Asia and Europe, advisory remarks from Tokyo, and claims of upheaval in Windiyostok. It also cites labor strike mood, a Milwaukee Journal quote on a strike, and light commentary from Buffalo and Boston papers about events and social scenes.
A wide area storm swept through Manitoba Saskatchewan and Ontario causing deaths injuries and extensive property damage. Winnipeg and nearby towns experienced high winds up to massive speeds as trains stations and farm buildings collapsed. Officials report widespread damage and emergency responses, with early estimates approaching a million in losses.
Colonel Nolan dies after a long career in law and public service in Montana. He served as attorney general for two terms, formed major legal partnerships, and held posts in publishing, finance, and civic groups. A veteran attorney, he was active in Helena Masonic bodies and various fraternal orders. He left a legacy in Montana legal and public life.
In 1015 the state payroll for the budget board rose from 2100 to 2400 yearly, now equaling 26620 for wages. The discussion argues for reducing government spending to match revenues rather than expanding revenue, criticizing those who push higher taxes and noting the rising costs affect taxpayers.
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