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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
4
A Pare One report notes thousands of travelers stranded on stalled trains along a western rail line. Train crews maintain service by offering diners with stocked larders. passengers report no discomfort while awaiting passage through delays on the high pass.
Planes completed the second day of a long national tour this afternoon in Schenectady New York. The flight over Breckt Mills and blue lakes of central New York proceeded at a rapid dip and finished safely on schedule.
Licences to O H Coat of Missou la and George D Ross of Livvingston wall be issued by the Montana cut road commission tadax Coats wall operate the Yellow Cab and Ragetae company in Missoula and Ross wall carry on a freghting service and around Livingston Crew Alta-Mheritieutenant CON Anderson 2. Royal Canadian air force War Billed when his air plane crashed and burned at the High, river air patrol station.
Montana delegates report high employment across the state with 90 to 99 percent of workers employed outside coal mining. Construction, road work, and utilities expansion promise jobs for hundreds of laborers this summer. Debates cover public debt reduction and labor issues while committees hear credentials and resolutions from diverse trades and local unions. Continuous discussion focuses on industrial recovery and wage conditions amid postwar markets.
Friday night features new entertainers with Loomis Daghestra at Shrine. Rud Averill marks first local appearance, with Lacie Victor Recording circles, at the Shenne ballesant. Walt roam entertainers hailed as top cabaret figures, with comedy personality and strong stage presence. Ray Angwin, northwest tenor, added to the lineup. Sunday evening brings Tromorchestra with phono graph demo in cooperation with Sherman Music Co and Lovers Lane. Novelty entertainment and show promising an evening of entertaining acts at the Shrine.
A fragment from a dramatic vignette describes Rod La Rocque contemplating his life while the Jasper caravan fumbles through hardships. He recalls hunger, a dime, and a turning point as a film career seems uncertain yet promising.
Advert says all children under 14 may attend a Cooper program at the Malena Puy theater with a free show starting at 2 PM. Manager Pekhudt promotes a Cotinbed outing and introduces Taraumaunt Thinaianes as a new member of the faunas stock. The feature includes Ariza and Arivona demonstrations and notes Cooper and Ved of the screen as popular Western stars guiding young audiences toward the promise of a film career.
Historic circus event features Rath the dean directing elephants behind the scenes. A large traveling elephant herd from Sueriea performs under Al G Warnes with exhibits in Nord Mant strent. July 2 marks a major display. a birthday car from President Goolitge is en route to Rapid City for July 4 opening. Governor Weeks endorses a country map and candle centerpiece, postage cost listed at $970.
The piece discusses a proposed civil bureau government for the Philippines amid concerns of mismanagement. It notes former President Coolidge's view on Geneva Conference outcomes, calls for restraint until official action, and mentions a fire chief’s dispatch and coastal distances implicating cautious policy amid international negotiations.
Sheridan notices in June report Hart of Portsmouth, once known in Wyoming as Olwor HW Wallop, hosting guests at his Big Horse ranch near the valley. The guest list includes Harry Toward and Sir Daniel Hani, ambassador to the United States, as plans to send invitations to the summer White House unfold. The death of John Mellows Wallop, Portsmouth’s seventh sail, is noted as part of the context.
Analyzed report notes Washington remains firm on not reopening the Washington treaty at Geneva. US delegates to the tripartite talks will confine discussions to the agreed framework while Japan considers Britain’s capital ship cap proposals. Tokyo fears the talks’ collapse and seeks to avoid shifting American strategic posture in the Pacific as British terms push for limits on battleships and warship tonnage.
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