Funeral for Col. C. B. Nolan Held in Helena Temple
Under the Grand Loge of Montana A T and A N, the funeral for Col. C. B. Nolan, noted Helena attorney and citizen, will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 in the Conistory temple on Jackson Street. Grand Master Henry of Miles City will preside. (Continued on Page 9, Column 2)
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Grand Loge of
Montana
A.T
A. N
Col. C. B. Nola
Helena
Murray Hospital
Dutte
Murray
Jacksoi Street
Henry
Miles City
Nolan
Assassination of German Foreign Minister Rathenau Shocks Nation
Dr. Walter Rathenau, German foreign minister and key figure in postwar rehabilitation, was shot and killed by unknown assailants while en route to the Foreign Office. Grenades shattered the car and sparked political upheaval as Chancellor Wirth's government mobilizes liberal elements and plans extraordinary courts to try nationalist plotters amid a state of emergency in Prussia.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Walter Rathenau
Foreign Office
Hata
Dr. Rathenan
Betton
Wirth
Prussia
Republic
Vereighstag
Rathenau
Lizberger
Black Forest
Loche
Reichstag
Death of Colonel Nolan Reard Casts Grief Across Helena
Expressions of deep sorrow poured from Helena as Colonel C. B. Nolan, a leading Montana lawyer, died during a major trial. Judge James F. O Connor of Livingston, longtime associate, paid tribute describing Nolan as staunch, dependable, and selfless even in the face of a leading case.
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Nolan
Trinute
O'Connor
James F. O'Connor
Livingston
Colonel Nolin
Conley Case Postponed in District Court
The case of the state against Frank Conley for an actonnting was postponed yesterday until Tuesday morning at 10 oclock. Colonel CB Nolan, chief counsel for Conley, died in Butte early Saturday morning, and Judge A J Horsky adjourned the court.
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Frank Conley
A. J. Horsky
District Court
Cb, Nolay
Butte
Mr. Conley
Horsky
Nolan
Attorneys to Convene over Col Nolan Death in Helena
Helena attorneys and other invited lawyers gather Monday at 10 in the state capitol supreme court rooms to take action on the death of Col. C. B. Nolan former attorney general and officer of the court. The meeting will publicly announce his passing.
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Col. Nolan
Helena
Supreme Court
State Capitol
Col. C. B. Nolan
Supreme
Augusta Shippers Win Rail Spur Case to Gilman Line
The Montana state railroad commission ordered Great Northern to build a public industrial spur to Augusta by September 15 1922. The ruling follows a long dispute between Augusta shippers and the railroad, with Augusta’s legal team led by W Stewart and J Brown. The plan allows construction from Gilman via a 1.56 to 1.76 mile extension, sharing costs and a 180 foot right of way, with July 15 1922 reporting to the board.
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Augusta
Great Northern
State Railroad Commission of
Montana
Railway Comppany
Railroad Commission
W. Stewart
John G. Brown
Helena
Stewart & Brown
Parker We
Stee
Fiat
Railway Company
Gilman
Japan pledges world peace by troop withdrawal from Siberia
Tokio announces plan to withdraw Japanese troops from Siberia by November 30 and adopt a non aggressive policy. The move follows armament conference outcomes and solidifies Japan as seeking world peace. Admiral Daron Kato becomes premier enhancing the cabinet decision.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Japan
Washington
Siberia
Foreign Office
Kato
Mare
Daron Kato
Helena Surgeon Undergoes Successful Hand Operation
Helena surgeon Dr John Gs Thonyrson remained 10 days at a local hospital for treatment of a severely infected right hand. A slight operation today, described as entirely successful, will require a week of further care. His wife joined him in Helena.
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Seattle
John Gs. Thonyrson
Helena
Mort
Law
Thompson
Labor Officials End AF of L Convention Pushing Nonpartisan Campaign
The American Federation of Labor closes its session in Cincinnati with a pledge to enter partisan politics to elect labor allies and defeat radicals favoring recognition of the Russian Soviet government. President Gompers hails the Russian question as significant, while the executive committee will shape campaign conduct.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
Friends of Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor Convention
Samuel Gompers
Weather Outlook For Rocky Mountain Plateau Regions
Week forecast calls for generally fair conditions with temperatures above normal in the Rocky Mountain and plateau areas. Localized pockets of warmth may persist through midweek with a gradual cool down toward the weekend.
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Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Ash Poll Daugherty Counted and War News
Fragmented text reports Ash Poll Daugherty counted and references a rosy new mine war. Republicans unlikely to bow to public will amid Irish politics and a looming parliament. Reports include clashes, coalition talks, and remarks on treaty factions. Unclear details mix with mine disaster and investigations into worker killings.
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Daugherty
Rescue crews fail to locate Puritan crew after wreck
Halifax Nova Scotia June 24 reports forts to locate 19 members of the crew of the Gloucester schooner Puritan wrecked on Sable Island rocks have been unavailing.
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Halifax
M.S
Sable Island Rocks
Willam Rockefeller dies at 81 in New York country estate
William Rockefeller, co founder with his brother John D Rockefeller of the Standard Oil fortune, dies at his Sleepy Hollow home near Tarrytown New York at age 81 from pneumonia and kidney trouble. His funeral plans include placing him and his wife in a $250000 mausoleum at Sleepy Hollow cemetery after cremation.
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Wm, Rockefeller
Ale CL Industry
New York
Ry Associated Prege
Varrytown
N.Y
Jam Rockefeler
John di Hui Aphe
Hudson River
Iran
North Tarrytown
Sleepy Hollow
Mr. Rockefeller
John
William
Richford
Tinga County
Governor Small Acquitted In Corruption Trial
Waukegan June 24 Governor Tew Small was found not guilty of conspiring with Lt Governor Sterling, late Senator Edward Curtis, and Vernon Curtis to defraud the state of interest money on public funds. The jury deliberated 1 hour 35 minutes. The governor issued a statement saying the verdict was expected.
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Associated Ress
Waukegan
Associated Press
Tew Small
Fred Terling
Fedward C. Curtis
Vernon Curtis
Grant Park
Women's Clubs Plan Nationwide July Fourth Observance
At the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Chautauqua New York planners outlined a nationwide observance of July Fourth. Thousands of communities are expected to follow the program for celebrations.
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Associated Preas
Chautanga
N.Y
General Federation of Worth
Court bill deadlock ends with new federal judges
Washington June 24 deadlock on the bill to create a scare of march at sed eral judges was broken today by agreement of the senate and house conferees to add an additional federal judge to the New Jersey New Mexico districts and to the Middle Tennessee district.
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Washington
Senate
House
New Jersey
New Mexico
Asters
Middle Tennessee
Mine Workers Leader May Attend White House Conference
John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers left Cincinnati for Washington on an unannounced mission amid reports of a possible White House conference with government officials. Officials indicated no action would be taken until officials return, while labor and government circles suggested a general conference could modify major issues toward a tangible mutual understanding.
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Consinnati
John TL. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Washington
John L Lewis
Herm
Cincinnati
Masding
Leesburg
Mclean
Davis
Hoover
Wilmington
Dél
White House
Inter
Myers Describes Herrin Horror as Threat to Free America
Washington June 24 Senator Myers Democrat of Montana called the Herrin mine disorders more horrible than German acts in the war and blamed organized misrule for the violence. He asserted there can be no free America while citizens cannot work freely without consent of an invisible government. Senator Hursum Republican of New Mexico echoed criticism of Illinois state authorities and said the state government failed its duty.
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Jaume
Santhert Leeland
Trinity Callope
Hic
Soe
Harry Boland
Tain People
Thang Re Assembly
Irish Republican Army
Collie
de Va- Tera
England
Herzin
Associated Press
United States
Justice
Hugh Willig
Horrin
United Mine Workers of America
Wille
Department of Fortga
Associated Dress
Washington
Southern Illinois
Senate
Myers
Montana
America
Illinois
Hursum
New Mexico
Minois
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Herrin
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Collins
Pole
Lewiston
Idaho
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Harry M. Daugherty
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Hugh R. Wells
United States Senate
J. W. Anderson
Helena, Mont
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