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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1923

Page

8

Helena Holds Warm Welcome For President Harding

Helena committees earned praise for arranging the reception of President Harding and his party. Secret service and local boards coordinated the schedule, with the president speeding up the program to fit tight timing. The event featured police traffic control, floral decorations, and a large Montana fish crate aboard the train, with dignitaries dining at the Placer reception and local officials greeting a crowd along Grand Street.

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Harding welcomed in Butte and Dillon on Montana trip

President Harding and Mrs. Harding were greeted by large crowds in Butte and Dillon Montana, with officials praising industry and promising job prospects. He spoke on unemployment relief and economic policy, urging tax reform and federal measures to aid workers, and dedicated a Boy Scout group in Butte.

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Booze Row to Go Up to the Houses

Foreign Secretary Curnan signals a push for a treaty allowing sealed liquor shipments and broader rights at sea. Reports from London and New York describe smuggling, broken seals, and illegal booze aboard ships, with officials weighing changes to the dry law.

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