Prospective Year Ahead Promises Rail Growth
Budd predicts a prosperous year ahead with stock subscriptions and right of way donations to speed construction. He says trains may not run this year, but outlook for favorable congressional attitude toward railroads remains positive. Librarian David Hilger toured Budd’s car and expressed interest in Fort Union remains near the Montana North Dakota line.
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Congress
Great Northern
David Hilger
The
State Historical Society
Campaign to Finance Intermountain Union College
A three day drive begins to raise 25000 dollars to finish financing Intermountain Union College. Captain and committee leaders announce progress after a Commercial Club meeting and plan noon luncheons for updates. Team members are urged to contact their captains.
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Charman R O Kaniman
Sear
Kaufman
Attial
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Eddy Cafe
Thei
Legion to Run Queen of Montana Contest for Veterans
State and national Legion officials outline a $20 000 state campaign to raise $5 600 for the national drive. Proceeds from the endowment aid rehabilitation of World War I disabled veterans and welfare work for orphans and veterans. Subscriptions begin late June with four statute speakers at theaters schools and civic groups for Memorial Day events.
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Montana
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Kiwanis
World's Laziest Job in Paris Pipes Work
A quirky report describes a Paris occupation where more than twenty men are employed to sit and smoke pipes all day. The article calls it the world's laziest job noting the pipes are a good days work for those employed in this peculiar craft.
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Paris
How to Catch Parrots by Brazilian Natives
A fragment describes Brazilian natives catching very young parrots by trimming one wing and notes they are easy to catch as adults.
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Brazil
Season of Pearls Boosts Pearl Jewelry Trends
The article notes bracelets and chokers featuring natural and colored pearls are highly fashionable this summer. It highlights lavish pearl use, with convincing mutations in designs, as summer frocks dominate wardrobes.
Graduation crossword puzzle twins with gala theme
A ceremonial puzzle for graduates presents a mixed crossword with clues across and down. It lists lighthearted items from grammar to crafts and cultures, finishing with a prompt to answer yesterday’s grid.
Crisis in Presbyterian Assembly Sparks Modernist Rift
The United States Presbyterian General Assembly in Columbus reverses licensing of two ministers over belief in virgin birth. A 15 member commission is appointed to study the dispute, delaying final settlement for a year. Modernists resist, pledging to press constitutional merits and seek broader review. The Board of National Missions issues a related statement.
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United States of America
General Assembly
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New York
Presbytery
Iself
Charles B Erdian
Albert D Gam7
Snnd
Tienrs P
Permanent Judicial Commission
New York Presbyter
Svrod
Colorado Governor Absents State Spark Concerns
Governor C J Morley of Colorado leaves the state without notice prompting Lieutenant Governor Sterling B. Lacey to assume acting governorship. Lacey criticizes Morley’s move while Morley defends a planned extended rest. The Associated Press report notes Morley’s absence affects state governance and outlines Lacey’s planned duties.
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Cal
Clarence J Morres
Colorado
Denver
State House
Everthing
Sant Morley
Coronado
Associated Press
Sterling B. Lacey
Grand Junction
C J. Morley
Lacey
Moriey
Thieves Take Car Then Return It Near Presbyterian Church
Miles City May 26 Joy riders took the coupe owned by T Ro Jones last evening. After driving it enough to break a tear ash they returned it to its parked position near the Presbyterian church. Jones unaware until he tried to drive home found it would not travel. Police were notified but suspects not found. Last year during baccalaureate services another auto was stolen and damaged by joy riders.
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Joy Riders
T Ro Jones
Jones
Ty Cobb reaches 1000th extra base hit in major league career
Chicago May 26 Ty Cobb veteran leader of the Detroit Tigers cracked out his 1000th extra base hit in 20 major league seasons and broke Honus Wagner's record. Cobb has appeared in 28 games with 44 base hits, 19 of them for extra bases, and set new marks in total bases and singles in a lifetime.
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Associated Press
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Honus Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wagner
Cobb
Georgia Peach
Cob
Wilbert Robinson declines swivel chair as manager
New York May 26 By The Associated Press Wilbert Robinson president of the Brooklyn Nationals refuses to lay down the managerial reins for a swivel chair. He says he wants to remain on the bench and run the club through to the finish.
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New York
Wilbert Robinson
Brookyn Natenals
Reims
Bequests to Churches Voided as Lacey Will Declares Death
Carlisle Pennsylvania reports George A. Lacey’s will voids several church bequests made thirty days before his death. A clause leaving two dogs and a horse to live on remains valid.
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Carlisle
George A. Lacey
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