Baptist Convention Names Committees at Montana Assembly
Committees were appointed by Rev. E. R. Curry of Doze mat at the Montana Baptist convention opening in Whitehall. Officers include Nomination Chair Rev. Brittain, Enrollment Chair Rev. J. A. Moffman, and Resolutions Chair Rev. E. Davis. officers will be elected Monday. The assembly discussed Northen Baptist concerns and China mission progress with funding pledges and new hospital plans.
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E. R. Curry
Dozemat
Montana Baptist Convention
Urondwalter
Baptist Summer Assembly
Ningpo
Br. Eubark
China
Eubank
Assembly Selegates
Teheade
van Dingelen
Cohtinuntan
Welena
Hf. Hagen
Bealtre
A. Af Taleley
Pantar
First Baptist Church
Seatthe
Christian Missionary Program
Alfred, Davis
Butte
Cress
Hhisadlf
Cross
Rev Frank Ji Lewis elected Montana Knights Templar grand commander
By Associated Press Missoula June 24 Rev Frank Ji Lewis of Bozeman was elected grand commander of Montana Knights Templar Other grand commanders elected were Deputy Grand Commander John W Seiden Lewistown grand generalissimo James Burlingame Great Falls grand captain general Franke W Haskins Butte grand senior warden John G Brown Helena grand junior warden Charles W Ling Billings grand treasurer Joseph E Hindson Helena grand recorder Cornelius Hedges Jr Helena Appointive officers announced Rev C H Lintey Kalispell Jared C Benson Hayre AM Whitworth Deer Lodge Edmund J Callaway Dillon grand sword hearer and grand warden Installation ceremonies were conducted by Past Grand Commander E J Carter of Missoula Next year the conclave will be at Dillon
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Associated Press
Missoula
Frank Ji. Lewis
Bozeman
Montana
Knights Templar
John W. Seiden
Lewistown
James Burlingame
Great Falls
Franke W. Haskins
Butte
John G. Brown
Helena
Charles W. Ling
Billings
Joseph E., Hindson
Cornelius Hedges, Jr
C H. Lintey
Kalispell
Jared C Benson
Hayre
Grand Standard
AM Whitworth
Deer Lodge
Grand Sword
Edmund J. Callaway
Dillon
Carter
Shrine Chief Suffers Two Broken Ribs After Incident
Honolulu June 24 James Candress of Honolulu newly elected imperial potentate of the Mystic Shrine broke two ribs shortly after leaving the Golden Gate. He rode a camel in the parade and participated in festivities between San Francisco and Honolulu as visiting Shriners entertained locals with patrol drills.
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Honolulu
James Ble
Mystic Shrine
San Francisco
Hawaii
Golden Gate
Ena
One man filibuster bogs down tariff vote in Washington
Representative Voigt leads a long one man filibuster in the house as Republicans rush to return from eastern territories. Tariff debate prompts talk of cloture as Cur tis of Kansas circulates a two thirds rule petition. A blur of local arrivals and departures follows the session.
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Washington
Representative Voight
Wisconsin
Kansas
Joe Cannon
Congress
Afr
Voixt
Senate
Curtis
Republican Senate
Snow Gauge Measures White Gold Water Content
Olympia officials report completion of a snow survey to quantify water content in North Western mountains. Snow gauges determine water availability for irrigation and hydroelectric power as Western agriculture plans for dry months. Snow surveyors record daily precipitation from January to June, outposts on east and west slopes.
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Olympia
Wash
Jatary
Hotel Claridge Closes Asduemqua Area
The Hotel Claridge a longtime Dreadway institution in the New York area is shutting down after 1 KM Tomer its president announced. The report notes private eateries and entertainment venues thrived for initiates but the hotel will cease operations.
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Asduemqua
New York
Claridge
Tomer
Bourbon Mines Resume Production Near White Sulphur Springs
Bourbon mine in Meagher county restarts after a long shutdown producing about eighty tons of ore per month. The high grade ore is shipped from the old site near White Sulphur Springs and placed with lower grade material on adjacent dumps. The Camp of Camas Creek area hosts the Bourbons and the Thomas Cruse estate owns the mine and other nearby properties.
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Bourbon
White Sulphur Springs
Meagher County
Camas ¢Treek
Thomas’ Cruse
Bourbos
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