Retail Merchants of Montana Hear Expert on Advertising
Boulder June 26 Special with large attendance the Retail Merchants Association of Montana opened a three day convention at the Boulder Hot Springs. President Fred J Stern of Great Falls welcomed delegates. H W Schnell of Kalispell reported a membership of 595 and lengthy travel by the secretary. Treasurer O J Brackuma of Helena gave year figures and the association showed about four thousand dollars in resources. The afternoon featured remarks on legislation and continued efforts to promote advertising.
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Helena
Retail Merchants Association of Montana
Boulder Hot Springs
Fred J. Stervra
Great Falls
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Simple services for Rockefeller laid to rest in Sleepy Hollow
In a brief Episcopal ceremony at Rockwood Hall North Tarrytown the widow of John D Rockefeller Sr laid to rest William Rockefeller brother of Solus Rockefeller in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Family and a few friends attended as heirs planned a mausoleum per his request.
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N.Y
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Solus D. Rockefeller
America
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Sleepy Hallow Cemetery
Landsome Mausoleum
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Big Meath
Free Information Bureau for Washington Questions
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British government wins confidence vote over Irish policy
In Parliament at Bandon the government survived a vote of confidence after a motion by Sir Frederick Danningham to reduce the chief secretary for Ireland’s salary failed. The motion condemned the government for its Irish policy and for not providing police protection for Field Marshal Wilson.
Voigt Filibuster Halts Wisconsin House Action
Washington June 26 Voigt filibuster halts Wisconsin House debate after 284 members present for a fill call 264 voting on first amendments then Voigt suspended demand for separate votes and the chamber adjourned as the engrossed copy of the 16 page bill awaited reading until tomorrow.
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Heroes of War Gather to Open Disabled Veterans Convention
The second annual convention of the Disabled American Veterans of World War II opened in San Francisco with the motto A rendezvous of faith. Governors designated state heroes will form the living hall of fame and parade units include Pacific fleet line jackets and marine units. Notable arrivals include C. C. McGonegal wounded 102 times from Grand Forks North Dakota, Mrs John Paul Jones from Minnesota, and Clyde Doney of Lovell Wyoming who rode the beams to the event.
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San Francisco
Drake
Stephens
Pacific Fleet
C. C. McGonegal
Grand Forks
Wills and Dempsey to Meet in 1923
The Associated Press reports promoter Tex Rickard announced that Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills will not meet before 1923 due to staging difficulties. Rickard and the managers are expected to sign articles tomorrow with a provision giving Rickard until June 30, 1923 to name the site.
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Harry Wills
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Veladlcomba of Boonville Dies at 86 in County Home
Henry W Veladlcomba, a member of an old influential Boonville family, died at the county poor farm today. The obituary notes he was among the best men at the wedding of Mark Manna, a New York newspaper publisher. He was 86 years old.
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Widcombs
Mark Manna
New York
Bolshevik Demand Credits Stalls Conference Progress
The Hague June 26 Associated Press Maxim Litvinoff stated the Soviet delegation demands credits before discussing loans, unsettling European representatives. Belgium and France likely to oppose Soviet procedure, threatening to derail talks on property and debts. Calm, patient listening to Soviet spokesmen urged to avert an early conference collapse.
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Associated Press
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Maxim Litvinoff
Dreds
Masons honor Col Nolan at Helena funeral rites
In a solemn lodge of sorrow service in Helena Col C B Nolan, prominent lawyer and citizen, was remembered by Rev Dr James McNamee and Grand Lodge of Montana officers. The ceremony featured Masonic and Eastern Star participation, choral selections, floral tributes, and a Knights Templar guard.
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Helena
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Miles City
Clamle J. McAlister
S.C. Kenyon
Bozeman
Harlon L. Hart
Richart Lockey
Cornelius ‘Hedges, Jr. Helenzg
Miriam Chapter
Eastern Star
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No. 193
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Grand Lodge
Knights Templar Guard
No Decision Yet On Capper-Tingher Grain Bill
Washington June 26 The house adjourned without finishing debate on the Capper Tingher grain exchange bill aimed at supplementing the future trading act to meet the supreme court ruling After about six hours of discussion leaders decided to lay the measure over until tomorrow when passage is predicted The bill involves Capper Tingher and grain exchange policy in response to a high court decision.
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House
Supreme Court
Senate Proceeds on Tariff Bill Shingles Remain Free
The Senate narrowed the tarist bill focusing on the wood schedule and voted 4 to 18 to keep shingles on the free list. It rejected all committee amendments to the tobacco schedule and will turn to the agricultural schedule with duties on farm products tomorrow.
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Asociated Press
Washington
Senate
Monaco Prince Albert dies in Paris at age small realm leader
Prince Albert Honore Charles of Monaco, the world’s smallest principality ruler, died in Paris this afternoon. The Associated Press reports the sudden death ends a brief illness affecting the royal line and Monaco’s government.
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Livingston Banker Sen Hefferlin Dies After Lingering Illness
Livingston, June 26 late Senator Charley Jefferlin a wealthy Livingston banker died today after a lingering illness. He served as senator from Park county in the Hast session and was a member of the eighth Montana legislature. He came to Montana in 1882 and helped found a local bank and a prominent business career.
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Park County
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Army of Sun marches on Canton in China
Sun Yat-sen's northern army, about 50,000 strong, remains loyal to the deposed South China president and advances on Canton. Reports from Canton sources describe the movement as it unfolds amid mounting tensions and regional loyalties.
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Vote on Strikes Tabled Chicago June 26
The general s committee of 80 union leaders met to discuss a strike vote to prevent wage cuts ordered by the U S railroad labor board. Reports say 93 percent of Southern Pacific shopmen favored a walkout while Union Pacific and Santa Fe saw 15 percent support. Maintenance of way ballots showed an overwhelming majority for a strike in Detroit, contingent on other crafts acting similarly.
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Southern Pacific Company
Gulf States
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Detroit
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Military Show at Fort Missoula Planned for Editors Meet
Secretary of War Weeks approved a large military spectacle at Fort Missoula to honor the National Editorial Association convention in July. The event will feature airplanes, field batteries, tanks, and pyrotechnics reenacting a World War action with at least a regiment of soldiers. The editors’ convention runs in Missoula in July 1921. The text notes the Senate confirmed Vernor W. Van Fleet of Indiana to the Federal Trade Commission.
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Missoula
TRAVH
Washington
Vernor W. van Fleet
Indiana
Federal Trade Commfrsion
Tonlirmeil
Te Senate
House Bill Would Further Hold Down Immigration
Agrociated Press reports a House immigration bill introduced by Chairman Johnson to tighten laws. It would restrict admission to those eligible for citizenship, excluding many ethnic groups, reduce yearly country quotas from 8 to 7 percent, add a flat 600 per country, and extend admissions over ten months. The measure is a basis for a permanent restrictive framework but not up for a vote this session.
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Johnson
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Census Bureau
United States
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Conference of Lewis and the President 6 Without Least Result
United Mine Workers chief John L. Lewis said no wage settlement was reached after talks with President Harding and Secretary of Labor Davis. He favored district or national conferences with operators to set a new wage scale, but no definite plans were decided amid ongoing bituminous coal strike.
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United Mine Workers of America
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Hoover
White House
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Centersuree Ct
Solon Urges Unions to Discipline Members in Illinois Massacre
In a House debate, Solon urged United Mine Workers leaders to discipline members involved in the Herrin mine killings. Rep Goodykoontz and Rep Denison argued over violence linked to coal mining, with Denison blaming armed nonunion workers and questioning press accuracy of reports.
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