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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1922
Page
2
President Harding vows vigorous action to curb rail strike threat
In response to potential railroad strike disruption, President Harding pledges strong measures to maintain order and keep essential services running while urging restraint from both coal operators and miners amid mounting labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Anc
Congressional Country Club and its political joke
Montana readers hear of the Congressional Country Club prospectus promoting a Maryland estate with three golf courses and a grand clubhouse. Carl Riddick aims for the Senate while Lasker and Schlesinger may join. the plan is to unite leaders in business and professions with lawmakers amid heat and clutter. The column notes summer Washington sessions breed lobbying pressure and prefers relaxing talks on shaded porches before the Fourth of July festivities.
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Congressional Country Club
Maryland
Washington
Aba
Lasker
Schlesinger
Shipping Board
Mr. Lasker
Congressional Country
Congress
Capitol
Jce
Weeks Speech Sparks Republican Anxiety in Washington
Secretary of War Weeks at Western Reserve University drew sharp criticism in Republican circles as newspapers across the capital suggest the administration fears losing the next Congress. The speech, titled The Decline of the American Government, blamed a weak legislative branch and echoed Democratic and independent concerns while aligning with Democratic sentiment on progressivism and direct primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks
Western Reserve University
Washington
National Capital
Western Reserve
Sectory Weeks
Harding
Movie Stars Form School To Bolster Profession
One of the big producers, Jesse Lasky, plans a school for all company members. It will teach acting, make up, temperament, and business knowledge, plus focus on health and morals. Kid McGoy will supervise physical culture and temperaments on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Lasky
Kid" McGoy
Mary Garden
Unusual Garden Party at White House for Veterans
Washington June 23 The Haskin Letter describes a White House veterans garden party for 2000 wounded soldiers in wheelchairs or on crutches. President Harding and Mrs. Harding greet each guest, with Pershing and Cabinet members present, while nursing staff and aides manage a lengthy receiving line and autograph moments amid a colorful scene of khaki uniforms aid chairs and flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
White House
Harding
Washington
Jefferson
Blute
Europe
Chtef
Gost
Stace Mughes
Née
Hospital
Fort Merbeury
Culpepper
Harding Hhggetis
Chrira
Dak Meat
Unclear fragment hints at tariff fight and prohibition clash
A garbled OCR passage discusses Soviet resembling miners, tariffs, and prohibition law, mentioning treasury rulings on shipping board alcohol within three miles and international bankers. Names and places are obscured, but the text alludes to political tension over tariff strategy and enforcement, with uncertain references to Mexico and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Shipping Board
Okeh
Laskar
Best Editorial on Governor Dixon and Montana Outlook
Montana editorials praise Governor Dixon after a season of rains boosts crops and state finances. The piece argues taxes should ease, not rise, predicting record crops, strong wool sales, and rebounding prosperity. It cites improved outlook, urges restraint on income and fuel taxes, and endorses continued optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Dixon
Montana Record-Herald
Easter Morlana
Gail
Franklin
Col C B Nolan Remembered As Gallant Montanan Leader
Col C B Nolan former Montanan leader dies after a long career marked by candor wit and service. He was admired for honor dignity and sparkling repartee and faced death unafraid while defending a lifelong friend in his closing years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay of Montans
Cal. C. B. Nolan
Nolan
Montana
Iis
America’s barbarians by Anaconda Standards editorials
A furious editorial condemns United States mass killings as the era’s blackest stain, contrasting domestic atrocity with religious fanaticism and political extremism. It denounces mob violence, cruelty, and hatred that darkens American history, urging decency and humanity amid horror.
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America
Teinois
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