Senator Walsh Sends Plants for Women’s Park Planting
The Warren's Park association received a box of chalice shrubs and plants from Senator T. J. Walsh through Mrs. C. BR. Nolan to be planted in the Women’s Park. Over 600 bulbs including tulips and narcissus were sent to Mrs. Nalin for the same park, to be planted in early spring as some bulbs were not planted last fall. Two dozen rose bushes from Mr. Milla at the State nursery arrived to replace winter-killed stock.
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Women’s Park
T. J. Walsh
Washington
C. BR. Nolan
Senator Walsh
Milla
Priests and Congregation to Receive Bishop on Return
The Rt. Rev. John Carroll, bishop of the Helena diocese, returns from Rome after visiting Vatican, where he met Pope Benedict IV and attended canonization ceremonies. He arrives Tuesday evening and will be met at the Northern Pacific station by priests and parishioners, then escorted to the cathedral for a special public service.
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Caroli
Helena
Lavatican
Rome
Benedict IV
Carroll
Wille
Northern Pacific
Outen Sold and Farm Politics Stir Helena
The piece denounces premature Ford announcements in Helena papers and recalls farm voters, Wheeler backing, and Shelley's gubernatorial bid. It details unionists, socialists, and Nonpartisan League organizers influencing the convention, the shift of farmer support, and the rise of labor opposition amid political mudslinging.
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Bwilden
Martin
MacGlynn
Doranun
Korah
Kremer
Stillman
Dunn
Wheeler
Ford
Nowing Wheeler
Wever
O. HM. P. Shelley
Great Falls
Feague Im Motta
Dron
Shelley
Sniske
Bitte Ganp
Jeague
Espit
League
Eugene V. Debs
Bunn
Big Bix
B. KK. Wheeler
Heyorgot
Helena Priest to Celebrate First Solemn Mass Sunday
The Rev. Thomas Gabisch Jr., a Helena native and Dominican priest, will celebrate his first solemn high mass at St. Helena Cathedral with Rev. Victor Day as preacher. Attending will be Rev. John O’Rennedy, Rev. J. C. Willging, and Rev. S. J. Sullivan.
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Carl) Giabiseli
Order of Dominie
St. Helena
Mar. Victor Day
John O'Rennedy
J.C. Willging
S. J. Sullivan
Townsend
Helena
Gabisch
Charles Gatbisch
Mgt Street
Hele
Monny St. Charles College
Jon
Hausing
Benvets jCal
Somerset
Ohio
Dominican House of Siculy
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Sle
Ivy
Dominicanat
University At
Washington
Father Sullivan
Townsend Wa
Melenas
Warrington Simonds
Erefena
England
London
Father Gabisch
Rochester
Min
Quiet in Londonderry peace conference and railway crisis
A Dublin Times dispatch reports Ireland's rail system deteriorating with mass dismissals and fewer trains as protests spread. Ulster Unionist committees urge government protection for loyalists, while hiring notices reveal wartime civil service openings. A Los Angeles incident ends in a fall during a juvenile court custody hearing.
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Ireland
Dublin
London Times
SOF EXPORTS SHY DECIDED INCREASE
The May exports showed a rise in meat and dairy products valued at 51 million with total exports reaching 251 million gallons of oil and other commodities. The Department of Commerce reported increases from May of the prior year though data contains several OCR errors.
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Whitington
Adatutts
Duparts Mend
Novi
Traveller's Cure Restores Vitality Says Taular
A recent account describes a traveler who suffered severe indigestion and low weight after long journeys. He reports dramatic recovery after a treatment named Tanke, gaining weight and steadier nerves, with renewed sleep and energy. Sold in Helena by Fisher Drug Co.
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Jaly
Switerland
North
South America
Hiowiger
Ter
Nathan Dobraniman & Coy
Heiney
Tanke
Helena
Mndad Fisher Drug Cr—dy
Baby Seized From Home In Dramatic Kidnapping Tale
A tense scene unfolds at Norristown as a baby is reportedly abducted from the Tinks home. Detective team questions a spouse and other figures as a door is forced open and the child is found in a case linked to a custody dispute. The mother fears for the infant’s safety while investigators pursue leads.
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Soren
Elie
Diskeles
Ing Manche
Ant Mire
George
Tinks
Norristown
Wales
Hushland
Itoa
Von
Williams Chen
Wiel
Cenghdin
Bach Sai
Sue Halphe Couhlin
Refuting Wild Tales of Czech Wealth in Siberia
Tokio reports KareL Pergler refutes claims that Czech troops leaving Sibera on an American transport carry vast hoards of gold and copper. He says the funds come from wages paid in francs, saved by soldiers who formed a bank and trading company, with cotton purchases fueling the economy.
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Karel Perge Jer
Saberia
President Grant
Macchinery
Clear Ann
Pergler
Siberia
Bank of the
Usecha-Slovak Legionaries
Republic
Delpher
Rim
caecho-Slovak National Council
Pleads Guilty to Bringing In Booze
E U Cooper, an allegedly ailing resident, pleaded guilty yesterday in district court to bringing in four quarts of whiskey from Wants in Sweet Grass. The defendant was fined $3 and costs by Judge George S M Rourmin. Failure to pay could mean jail to serve out the judgment.
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E.U. Cooper
George SM
Rourmin
Two Fatal Accidents Reported in State News
A state accident board reports two drowning fatalities and a worker’s death by freight train, with details of the victims. The first victim, Carl Mapson, killed on a New York street project, leaving a widow monthly compensation. The second death involves Rideone, who drowned crossing the Yellowstone river, body later found near Terry. The article also references postwar disarmament notes and distribution of aircraft material among Allied nations.
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Abstriah Gee
AL PL
Mitehel
Em Moyo
Uke Monta Power Company
Carl Mapson
Campane
Rom Pavitg
Hint
Nerv Browdwiy
Bezent
Howard 3 Nidenone
Feu
Rideione
Yellowaster
Ridenour
Yellowstone
Terry
Uci
Production in Hunland Not at Top Speed
Civil War veteran Richard A Watts, 92, and former circuit court judge died in Adrian Michigan after serving as acting adjutant general at the Lingely conspirators trial and execution. A Siemens official Carl Friedereh ven blamed high production costs for Germany's stagnation while noting strong world demand and export restrictions.
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Merlin
Jane
Germany
Carl Friedereh
Siemens
Siemens K Witeke
Werr von Siemens
Gereminy
von Siemens
Adrian
Mich
Richard A. Watts
Mr. Watts
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