No Harm Seen In Cocktail Parties By Judge Ford Kin
Esther Ford Wait, daughter of Supreme Court Justice John Ford, says she supports prohibition but sees no harm in serving cocktails at bridge parties. Justice Ford notes cocktail drinking and cigarette smoking by women are manners questions, not morality, and that nice women may do both though they dislike it.
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New York
Associated Press
Esther Ford Wait
Supreme Court
John Ford
Symington
Ida May Symington
Walt
Ford
Lewistown Council Rejects Immediate Dog Vaccination
Health conditions in Lewistown were described as excellent by City Health Officer Dr. T. H. Pleasants at a council meeting. He noted no rabies case in over 20 years and argued there is no urgent need for dog vaccination despite rabies worries from Great Falls. The topic will receive further attention this week.
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Lewistown
T. H. Pleasants
Great Falls
Pleasants
First Lady of Mexico Crin Wealth in Cell Arrests Wife
Arthur K. Bourne Jr., 21, heir to a $40,000,000 estate, was arrested after a police pursuit with his wife on the running board. He faces disorderly conduct charges following a dispute at his home where she says he struck her in the face. he pleads not guilty and awaits Friday hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Arthur K. Bourne, Jr
Commodore Frederick G. Bourne
Bourne
California
Ais
Roumna
Wounded Veteran Enters Government Hospital in Wyoming
World war veteran George Walker, a confessed narcotic addict with a facial wound from the Argonne, was released by Judge J J Lynch to enter a Sheridan Wyoming government hospital. The charge against him was dismissed if he complies with hospital treatment. Deputy County Attorney T F OConnell urged dismissal.
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Butte
George Walker
J. J. Lynch
Sheridan
Wyo
Walker
Argonne
Lynch
T. F. O'Connell
Bribery Accusation Sparks Tense Exchange
In a bristling confrontation the woman demands a new frock and the man refuses to comply, asserting she uses bribery when all else fails. The World’s Pictorial notes the sharp exchange ends with a threat to sever ties.
Quick Witted Engineer Halts Train on Soft Tracks
Miles City reports engineer of Northern Pacific passenger train No. 1 acted quickly to stop the engine two miles west of March after water-saturated fill sank under the track. The engine and two cars crossed the washout while the remainder waited for repairs, delaying the circus train and afternoon show. Police/rail officials coordinated to resume service by evening.
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Miles City
Northern Pacific
March
Here
Glendive
al G. Barnes
Tour de BU Short Sighted Worker Quips
In a Birmingham Evening Dispatch item a worker jokes about being short-sighted and overworked. The exchange mocks the need to keep shoveling while the boss isn’t watching, highlighting workplace fatigue and long hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Evening Dispatch
Aztec City project launches on Mexican border site
Jerome Bassity of San Francisco promoting a $25,000,000 Aztec City project to become the Monte Carlo of America. Construction has started on a hotel and race track at a site 17 miles south of San Diego near the Mexican border.
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Jerome Bassity
San Francisco
America
Aztec City
San Diego
Rural News Roundup Sees Millet Crops and Wild Horse Sale
Rancher Andy Larson visits to obtain millet for an experimental sowing while A P Moran plans rye harvests this week. The upcoming wild horse sale at Gene Murphy homestead near Lingshire draws eastern and southern buyers and local picnickers. Mrs Watson and party endured storm and near strike while en route from Moran homestead and Helena reports heavy road conditions and high water on the Hill road.
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J. C. Shannon
Theodore
Shannon
Helena
Thompson
Benton Gulch
Watson
Sarah Watson
Robert
Luella
Moran
Bankruptcies Spin From Montana Brokerage Collapse
In Great Falls on June 24 Judge C N Pray signed a premature adjudication order for Hellbonner Company of Butte to hasten liquidation of fluctuating assets. The firm faces heavy losses, with alleged fictitious names totaling about half a million dollars. Head broker I A Uecilbronner reportedly died by suicide in the Butte office.
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Great Falls
Edwin S. Lamb
Butte
Hellbonner Company of
CN. Pray
New York
I. A. Uecilbronner
Goelfry “Laugier
Lauzier-Wolsett
Woman Fighting for Life With a Fractured Spine
Great Falls June 24 Mrs Ruther Miner 19 colored remained in serious condition at Deaconess hospital after operation for relief of pressure from a fractured spine following a speeding car crash on Truly road southwest of Great Falls The driver Claude Hop colored was killed in the crash Mrs Lanita Colling sustained minor injuries and was improving Funeral arrangements for Hop are not yet set.
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Great Falls
Ruther Miner
Deaconess
Beigg
Claude Hop Colored
Lanita Colling
Hopkin
O'Connor Mortuary
Dictionary on Words of King Tut Pledged
A German led Egyptian dictionary project will publish installments translating hieroglyphic texts. Prof. Adolf Erman directs the effort with Breasted aiding data collection and fundraising from American donors. First installment this fall defines hieroglyphic terms. A second volumes provides key proofs and a final volume covers word group treatments.
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Chicago
Tut
Noah Webster
Germany
James H. Breasted
University of Chicago
Adolf Erman
Breasted
Professor Breasted
T. George Alien
University of Chicago Oriental Institute
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Buen Humor
Madrid
Mexico
Crin
United States
Alicia
Calif
Senora
Natalia Calles
Monte Carlo
Watson News
Serect
George
American Legion Weekly
A. H. Lister
Trovidence
R. 1
Montana
Qles Osnes
Highwood
Big Sag Sheep Company
Osnes
Panachutes
Ali
Paris
French
Air Ministry
THE
Helena Hardware CO
R. C. Karberg
Johnson
Johnson Brothers
Phoenix Hosiery
Fisher’s Millinery
G. A. Aronson
Empson Building
Carley - McMahon Co
N. Main
Montana Book and Stationery Co
Odd Fellows
Holues
Edwards
Peterson’s Jewelry Store
No. Main St
Empson
Independent
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