All Officers of the Montana Baptist Convention Re elected
The Montana Baptist Convention re elected all officers at the summer assembly on the Broadwater hotel grounds with Rev. E. J. Curry as president Rev. W D Wham as vice president Rev G Clifford Gress as corresponding secretary Judge Jack Briscoe as treasurer and A McDonald and J D Jones of Lewistown as auditors Also several new board of managers members and nomine es were announced with ministers from various towns taking roles in the organization and a program of sessions including sermons lectures and discussions on ordination standards and ministerial certification.
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Broadwater
E. J, Curry
Boxeman
WD. Whan
Bulinga
G. Clitford Gress
Tewistowns
Jack Briscoe
Lewistown
A- McDonala
J. D. Jones
Siminee
Yetlowstone County
Board of Managers
Br. Curry
Mes
Roan
Mra, High
CB. Allen
First Baptist Church of
Helens
Salt Lake City
Baptist Vdiine- Yard
Montana
Folow
E. Clutterbuck
Darby
Taw
PF. Judson
Kallapel
TR. O. Shannon
Laurel
R. D. Brittain
Miles Kits
D. McMasters
Great Palla
Leonart Fowlon
Craw Indian Reservation
A. E. Davis
Butta
Assembly
Thomas H. Fejzere
Philadelphia
Henry van Bugelen
Missoula
Leile
Frizelle
H. J. Hagen
Seattle
Misa Fletcher
Mare Ahalltown
DB. Eubank
India
Eubank
Haya Elemante
Raverance
Silane
Rabindranath ‘Tagore
Mininicra
Themaciven
Montone Baptist Sinteters
Walon
Chilterburk
Tierby
National
Editoria
Tow
Judson
A. M. Dalley
Beattle
Davis
Butto
Keeara
National Movement
Tav
Britiain
Aea City
Clutterbuck
Aftnrndan
Reeraat Anna
Veapera
Hasan
Fowler
Odfe Tata
Carter
Douglas Wilson
Northwestern Mutual Fire Adssociation
Wash
B. J. Hoarman
Boorman Lumber Co
Great Falla
Hatley Merchans
Fred
Mann
Devily Lake
North Dakota
Merchants Condemn Att Gen Daugerty at Montana gathering
A Montana convention featured business leaders from Lewistown Carter Wolf Point Butte and other cities. Speakers urged collaboration on development programs and addressed taxation and transportation issues. A separate note reports a Near East famine relief shipment of food and clothing leaving Los Angeles for the region.
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Montana
Phil Chevallier S Wool Glip Tops Market
Phil Chevallier, a leading stockman of Lewis and Clark county, sold his wool clip at a top-market price of 414 cents a pound. The sale was handled by Silverman and Company, wool commission house, and Chevallier confirmed the figures yesterday. His clip totals about 85,000 pounds for the season.
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Phil Chevallier
Lewis and Clark County
Ig & Buyer
Silverman and Company
Wool Commission House
Chevalfier
Last Hope on Strike Vanished Amid Rail Labor Tensions
A fragmented report from June 1922 outlines the stalled strike era as rail executives resist wage cuts. A 2,500-word message to T DeWitt Cuyler signals intense union pressure, with a July 1 employment withdrawal threat. Executives expected to oppose sweeping union demands. six international union presidents chaired the decision. Pennsylvania Railroad and Chicago Great Western responses are noted, with wage reductions tied to living costs and public demand for cheaper transport. The Detroit referendum tallies show broad support for strike action remains uncertain.
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Railroad Labor Board
Telestam
T. DeWitt Cuyler
Association of Railway Executives
Agrexn
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Way Department
Telegraph
Signal Department
Sommeres Commission
Union votes hint at broad support for walkout over wage cuts
Union leaders report that sentiment for a strike appears broadly supported as many votes counted yesterday come from surrounding districts and a wide area. other unions facing wage cuts ordered by the United States Railroad Labor Board may join a coordinated protest. House bill in Washington seeks to give the Railroad Labor Board power to reduce wages effective July 1. introduced by Representative Burke of Pennsylvania, a member of the Order of Railroad Conductors. In the Philippines, imprisonment for debt may be abolished if the next legislative session accepts Governor Leonard Wood's recommendation as a top priority.
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United States Railroad Labor Board
Washington
Burke
repnUilean
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Qhiasystam
Manila
Philippines
Leonard Wood
House panel delays Kelly bill on second class rates
Washington June 2 The house post office committee voted to postpone consideration of the Kelly bill for reduction of second class postal rates until the December session.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Forty Americans Seized by Mexican Troops Three Camps Away
Forty Americans were reportedly seized by Mexican soldiers after a forced landing near Trente in Baja California. The group, including four pilots and others, faced retention of a government owned aircraft and significant property as security. US officials awaited full details while investigations proceeded on both sides of the border.
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San Diego
Trente
Lower California
James Hennessy
Hennessy
United States
Remains of Rathenau Interred in Berlin
Berlin funeral marks the burial of Dr Walter Rathenau Germany's foreign minister assassinated last weekend. President Ebert praised his statesmanship and commitment to rejuvenation as family members looked on in a Berlin cemetery.
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Rathenau
Berlin
Associated Press
Walter Rathenauy
German Republic
Ebert
Assas
Germany
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