Unions of Montana Conclude Convention
Missoula served as the convention city for the Montana State Federation of Labor in June 1925. Delegates pushed for organizing Hutte mines with the American Federation of Labor, weighed modifications to the Volstead Act, and urged disability pay for employees harmed by industrial conditions. A proposal citing Senator Walsh’s labor records failed amid votes. two-year terms were swiftly elected by referendum.
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Butte
Missoula Ares
Montana
Walsh
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Ecferendinn
Rooney Draws in UK Event at Colyer City Arena
The bout between Walter Rooney of Bute Manta lightweight and Devinart of Los Angeles ended in a draw. The event featured Assirlues Dress from Los Angeles and Jivny Laming in the UK arena, with Joe Night noted on the card.
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Assirlues
Los Angeles
Jivny
Colyer City
Sarena
Joe
Walter Ronney
Bute
Manta
Ine Tevinart
Means Fails to Prove His Story in Whiskey Probe
A disorderly transcript details Gaston Means and secretary Melton under scrutiny for whiskey withdrawals and secured loans. Testimony reports forged warrants, collateral ties to distilleries, and investigations by the Fenal committee while Melton defends his business dealings and a later inquiry into prohibition matters.
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Melton
Pierest
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Kamivtodge
Meann Investigatio
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Jet Wen
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HonAman
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Mitsui
Mgr
Melon
Lowis
Overhett
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Mr Mellon
Felder
Wolvertom
Mattha Roynenmunl
Mohbard
New Deesey Steel Ainetie Aarne
Theron Neveitie
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Department of Justice
Min Lo
Sealife
Ayestion
Fen Re
Herman Draws Beating In Omaha Ring Clash
Omaha welterweight Jinne 26 Morton Sehlatfer knocked Tillie Vernon of Chicago in a scheduled 10 round bout. Sehlatfer delivered brutal blows in rounds seven and eight, forcing referee Dave Brey to stop the fight. In other notes, U S Rifle teams won the 460 guerre event with Lt. SR. Hind 50 capscore. Mussolini received 4 Senate votes of confidence.
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Associacet Drews
Omaha
Neb
Jinne
Mortie Sehlatfer
Tillie
Rich) Vernon
Chicago
Sehlatter
Becwure
Dave Brey
In the Realm of Higher Things Visit to Prison Workers
June 24 report from Thilakelphia describes welfare workers planning a July caravan from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast. The group aims to support prisoners and soldiers, with a ceremony to honor wings service and a car equipped for the trip.
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Thilakelphia
Associated Press
Atlantic
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Migs
Iran
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Chanifeur
Tsp
Memorial to Bishop at St T Laniss Lane Church
A memorial project for Bishop Thitkey Fyiscopial, leader of Episcopal nationwide, to replace a cramped parish house. The new facility will house a large auditorium and be connected to the first Episcopal church founded along the Mississippi River in Louis. The plan includes community worship and national conference use.
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St T Laniss Lane
Assaeined Press
Narional Iaenarial
Jase Manel
St. Fonts
Chet Chet Laie
MHS
Pariste
Ational Council For Conventions
Mississippi River
Louis
Tenth Mountain Missionary Bishop and Montana History
A fragmentary passage recalls early Montana church life and the role of a missionary bishop. It notes a man consecrated in 1867 as the first Missionary bishop of the Episcopal Church of Montana, who helped maintain law and order during those rugged days. The text mentions diverse groups including a Mafia, broadcasts, and a radio relation, but the specific connections are unclear.
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Ference Sons
Mong Pool
Tibrary
Rishow Treetle
Ty Boners
Montana
Ain Nex Hye
Uish
Yl Episcopal Church of
Woman Drowns Self After Husband's Death Claims
Miss Marguerite Rayner, wife of a man named Rayner, reportedly drowned herself in a reservation ditch after the death of her husband. Neighbors and authorities describe her actions as linked to the recent bereavement and loss.
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Dy Ansacmten Press
Tuebto
Calo
Joe
Marguerite PF
Rayner
M Rayner
wiliWie Tast
Iheath
Hiself
Madison Ferimnaries Record Low Price Near 919
Officers compile data on the Missouri river Ferimnaries noting Madison area prices hit a low not seen since 919, signaling a dramatic market drop and potential shift in regional demand for the season.
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Missouri River
Madison
League aids community betterment program figures ahead
Indianapolis reports the American Legion plans to expand community and civic betterment efforts through the National Americanism Commission. Director Powell cites hundreds of requests flooding the Community and Civic Betterment bureau as evidence the Legion can unite and guide local development without replacing existing agencies. The bureau offers leadership and coordinated support for various civic projects. In Montana, pioneer James Sh. Meradnt died at his daughter’s home in Sheridan, and two lives were lost in a fire causing substantial damage.
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1Sociatrd Press
J—Dhilerest
Civic Bettermean
Amescan Legion
Garchind
Powell
Lesplan
National Americanisms Commission
Uler
Ate
Castamunity
Civic Betterment Bureau
Amecinay Commission
Fowell
Init
Power
Butte
James Sh. Mera Dnt
Montana
Mes. Vrank Milcomb
Sheridan
England Tea Shop Girl Jolts Helen in Debut Match
A garbled sports note reports Helen Wills, famed as a youth, suffering a rough debut in England. She drops two matches in a chaotic scene amid rapid names and places, with references to Mrs. Phyl Covell and Katherine McKote and a tradewoman in London setting.
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America
Lennis
Helen Wills
Agland
Henrodea
Bali
Firat Dorenl
Phyl Covell
Katherine McKote
Mix Mologi
Neondy
Lomlow
Willacy increases 1 percent amid New York finance talk
Fragmentary report notes that a major real estate and finance discussion in Manhattan prompts questions about tenant space, office design, and working conditions. It cites a study of average floor space per worker and references a leadership change in the Trade Missis Gulf association with Joseph Mackall of Minneapolis elected president.
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New York
Associated Teread
Walt Atroet
Eaet
Manhattan
Catia
Ah Mont Pitetomiods
Sowa Hf
Cyrera
Metagyrs
Mata
Chetse
Conana
Atraele
Joseph
J. O. Mackall
Minneapolis
Indians Learn New Tourist Souvenir Trade, Says Agency
In Cusa Lake, June 26, the Ojibway Sales Agency warns that Native crafts such as beadwork, moccasins, and baskets risk obsolescence as modernization raises costs. Superintendent Dr. Mealy notes one famine of demand for traditional wares and urges Native proteges to diversify skills while maintaining cultural heritage. The agency aims to ease friction between indigenous crafts and white market needs.
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Cusa Lake
Miam
Lie Othway Rates Agency
Sontethiit
Mames Tashton
Azeney
Eniscona
Duluth
Giaway
Aisa
Ojibway
Weiger
Cash Offers for Fixed Cash Orders on Low-Pare Goods
Cash counts offer fixed cash orders for goal merchandise at the lowest price in Werena. Reassuring brands ensure quality. Market sugar prices rise above our rate for 100 lbs. Sugar. Fresh table fruits including peaches apricots plums cherries bananas and oranges available.
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Werena
Still On the Job DRT and State Controversy Over Inmate Treatment
Dr. Heagerty, superintendent of the state system, faces charges from the State Board of Trustees alleging misappropriation of $42,000 in capital equipment to the state and improper conduct toward female inmates. The Attorney General reportedly refuses to enforce the board’s eleven felony charges amid federal duty concerns. Obstacles in enforcement cited as hampering work on wild rice and maple sugar duties, with drought and crop issues noted among regional hardships.
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Fedlee
Montana
Felts
Jon
Heveral
Jelira
State Board of Ueentes
Tes
Rethsea
Morse
Lleagerty
Admits Taking IIMS From Chicago for Lip Graber Slant
Associated Press report from New York on June 25 states admission of receiving 919,000 francs from Chicago in a Lipslip scheme. Details mention a trial involving a wife and a named co-defendant, with several names garbled in the text.
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Associated Progs
New York
de Bentleman
Chicago
Dartecke
Gaston
Sabrine
Miss Tokyo Designer Defends American Fashion Stance
The piece profiles Miss Tokyo, an American designer praised for American styles despite Japanese influences in her attire. She emphasizes national identity in fashion and criticizes reliance on foreign trends, asserting U S originality over Paris influence as she promotes distinct domestic design.
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Wenally
New York
Mra
Re Cowell
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