Labor Day Address Attacks Autocracy and Reds
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, in a Labor Day speech, denounces autocracy in industry and communism as common enemies of organized labor. He calls for firm opposition to dictatorial employers and vows to oust communism from the labor movement, urging strong organization and unity among workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metrol
Associated Press
America
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Detroit
Organized Labor
Trade Union Movement of America
Inyal
Organized Labor Movement
Eirlke
Fleet in Pacific deemed feeble and outmatched
A resumed War era dispatch warns that US naval strength in the Pacific is lagging with 408 ships, 4,000 officers, 3,000 war chlls and outdated guns. It says Britain and Japan outpace the United States, urges rebuilt bases and stronger air defense, and praises Col. Mitchell amid national defense criticism.
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Great Britain
United States
Japan
Pacific
Sugvaay
Tie Shearer
Fry Co
Willa Miteheil
Aline Het
Army
Ol. Miteheil
Rome
Alaska
Asia
Congress
Ahr
Praparti
Inquisitive Lady Questions London Policeman Slap Reason
An inquisitive woman asks a London policeman about a slap under her chin, with the officer explaining it is to rest a tired jaw during a silly meeting, as the exchange unfolds in terse, clipped dialogue.
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London
State Fair exhibits showcase beef dairy cattle and swine
The State Fair grounds display registered beef and dairy cattle and swine with high value. Notable exhibitors include WWerefords and Herefords from multiple farms such as Towns send, Child find Anceney, A. L Salen and Son, Walhurst farm, C. A. Little, W. Thomas, Lester H. Thompson, Mason Thompson, Dwight A. Smith and Sons, Gray P. Keene, and Pleasant View farm. The event features prize judging, junior exhibitors, and a range of dairy and draft stock alongside notable pony and hog displays from various Montana farms and associations.
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A. B. Cook
Child
Anceney
Salesville
A. 1
Salen and Son
Creste
Baleaville
Walhurst
Tittle
Colo
C. A. Little
W. Thomas
Lakota N.T
Ms “Fairfax
Lester H. Thompson
Boxenar
Mason Thompson
Bozeman
Dwight A. Smith and Sons
Boxeman
Fugitive Franz Boden Recaptured After Escape
Franz Boden aged fugitive who escaped from a state prison camp at Drummond on May 14 was recaptured near Whitehall after a telegraph operator in Norris Madison County identified him. Boden confessed to the 1921 slaying of Mrs Louise Miller and claimed to have earned money trapping beaver while at large.
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Butte
Associated Pressi
Franz Boden
Drummond
Whitehall
Norris
Madison County
States
Louise Miller
Boden
Turday
Nortis
Menice
Othis
Virginia Cit
Trent Prefect Bans German Captioned Postcards
The Trent prefecture orders Rhine picture postcards with German or bilingual captions banned. The move aims to consolidate control over the Lipper Adige area and limit Allied influence. Postcards with captions may be sold only after 1925 or when allowed by the authorities.
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Brane
Trent
Rhine
Lipper Adige
Dialy di
Asteria
Montana State Fair In Jeopardy As Politicians Move
An injunction halts actions by state leaders including the attorney general and agriculture commissioner over the fair. Judge Moorman grants a temporary stay to prevent shut down while political tempers flare in Helena and Lewis and Clark County.
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Aiéno Gianlicis
State House
Montana
Vigott
Rasch
Lester Loble
State Fair
Lewis and Clark County
Joseph M. Dixon
Lewis and Clark
Livickton
Kahspell
Joseph M. Dison
Dison
View
Tredenlingg
Helena
Commissioner of Agriculture
Joelson
Moorman
Jim Barney
Cnimmissioner of Agriculture
Fair crowd records on opening day at county fair races
Opening day at the fair featured five thrilling horse races with a jammed grandstand and acts by the McGee dancers and deville entertainers. Races included Kenetic winning the first race ahead of Dark Ages, with Elta Mo and Miss Impudence among other winners, as fairgoers noted breeding history and local connections.
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Ure
Butte Mines
Tom Herrin
Kirby Hoon
Yuaurdeville
Scott Grey
McGee Dancers
Princess Luthe Fay
Laura
Doc Smith
Alfonso
Frank Curran
Kenetic
Ogden
Marcus Daly
Montana
Dark Ages
Ogien
Elta Mo
Helena
Lewis and Clark
George Rooney
Miss Impudence
Taylor Mut
Miss Naomi
Garkey Hicks
Wolf Creek
Tony
Steve Adams
Chinook
the Hook
Thailbird
Blazer
EA Ragen
Townsend
Hlier
Lena Bay
Nick Klein
Rage
Farwood
Theory of Newkirk
Tom
Teema
Mondas
Falr
Tolleta
Beauty shop offers muscle culture to tone young faces
A London beauty shop advertises a course in muscle culture to brighten young faces for a small sum. The proprietor claims facial muscles can be firmed and rounded through exercise. The piece mentions a pearl form growing in participants and notes general benefits of proper exercise.
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London
Morning Matinees at Marlow Theatre during Fair Week
The Marlow theatre announces morning matinees for the balance of Fair Week starting today. Performances run from 10:30 to 12:30 to help visitors reach the Fairgrounds for 2 o'clock races while allowing theater staff to attend. Thursday vaudeville matinee will be held in the afternoon with a 2:45 start due to late acts.
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Marlow Theater
Melena
Shaw
Parade Delights Fun Run With Floats and Feats
A long parade featured first prize winners Tom Leal and Ruth Bernier among floats from local businesses and clubs. Participants included the Eagles degree team, Riks Marching Club, Boy Scouts, Campfire Girls, and an equestrian division led by Bert Coty. Veterans from Fort Harrison highlighted the military display, while various neighborhood groups and companies provided lavish floats and service entries.
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Tom Leal
E. Anderson
Ruth Bernier
Misa Crutis
Mrs. Kastorly
Agenee Webster
Anderson Chevrolet
Wilson Butter
Ford
Sannis Bors
Thir Pant Knapp
Kourth
Eagles
Riks Marching Club
Bo Hanson
Scoulg
Bert Coty
Milas Myrtle Adams
Harold Joyce
WY. F. W
Fort Harrison Hospital
Hishtandera
Woodcraft
Craternal
Rom Starry
New Yarkatore
Nilan and Hawkes
Bausch & Bans
Tartsian Dye Works
Cay's Pardon
Crago Transfer
Margrove Transfer
Curtain Music House
Tnion Wholesale Grocery Company
Murphy Wholesale Grocery Company
International Diarvester Comany of America
UFO Pony Kur
Sampans Amt
Bergen
Servios
Princesses Parade Through Helena Fairgrounds Week
The article details the arrival and public reception for this year's princesses at the Montana State Fair in Helena. It describes parade lineups, private car transport, royal boxes, and the Broadway Special bus from Butte. It notes 200 guests at a reception, names organizers, and outlines upcoming appearances and coronation preparations.
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Intermountain Transportation Company of
Butte
Emil Ferguson
Tlow. Price
Holo
Eddy Cafe
Helena
Nations League Pays Homage To Mrs Wilson
Mrs Wilson entered today wearing a simple gown and sat with friends as Tributes were paid by Trentier Pain leve, Raul Oandirand and other statesmen. United States senators Capper Walsh Jones attended and spoke of the league’s progress, while international figures and allied veterans greeted her in ceremony. A Liverpool piece notes a curious tale of a dog-loving heiress and another woman who carries her husband’s ashes in a box.
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Wilson
Trentier Painleve
Wheat
Raul Oandirand
Dr Benes
Mant Mymans
Belgium
Assembly
United States
Capper
Walsh
Jones
Auster Chamberlain
Robert Cecil
Liverpool
England
Fragmentary Scots dialogue sports no clear event
Fragmented text shows names Gran'pau Angus and wee mannie with unclear setting or action. No coherent event, date, place, or organization identifiable.
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Gran'pau
Angus
Doctors warn against worrying in health bulletin
A Washington bulletin on Sept 3 urges reducing anxiety as doctors study nervous diseases. It asserts that creatures do not fret over material concerns and cites a humorous analogy about a fox and a squirrel to illustrate moderation in worry.
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Washington
George Washington
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Chester Walle Association Aupplers
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HR. Compingham
To Kicksatt
Joseph Chivers
Woman’s Club
Lillian Miracle
RO. Kaufman
Marshall Gates
Any Shudtz
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Mel
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Dorcay Cummingham
Mildred “Thomas
J. J. Evickean
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Tulsa Petroleum Exp
Nations’ League
Bulletin
Sydney
Marlow
Bebe Daniels
Rod la Roque
Paramount Picture
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Bebe
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Winter Garden
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