Passing of Montana Clark a Last of His Line in Butte
The Montana business magnate Mr. Clark, famed for his kindness and magnanimity, died leaving vast industrial interests disposed of prior to a period of national business hardship. He supported Los Angeles music, USC law library, Montana scholarships, and traveled widely, shaping a notable regional legacy.
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Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
America
Law Library
University of Southern California
Europe
Paris
Butte
Public Debt Figures Show Vast Government Burden
Treasury cites June 30 debt around 27 billion for federal obligations and, with 182,659 subnational governments adding roughly 17.5 billion, total potential public debt nears 45 billion. Running costs add about 14 billion annually, while taxable property values total 163 billion across 48 states and DC.
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Bureau of Census
States
District of Columbia
Death of W. A. Clark Jr. Shocks Montana Pioneers
William Andrews Clark Jr. dies suddenly at Salmon Lake, shocking Montanans. The affable patron of music and art arrived a day earlier to spend a Montana summer in the Rockies. He was deeply beloved by Montana pioneers and supported their causes amid his broader business and artistic renown.
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W. A. Clark
Montana
Clark
G A R Encampment in Helena Reflects Reunited Nation
The Montana G A R encampment in Helena marks fifty years since the postwar group formed in the state. Observers note fading Civil War divides as veterans discuss unity, referencing a Chattanooga meeting of United Confederate Veterans and potential 1935 joint events, then abandon the plan due to constitutional limits.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Helena
Boys In Blue
South
Montana
Chattanooga
Tenn
United Confederate Veterans
Gray
Roosevelt
Washington
War Dern
Confederate States
Limitation of Air Mail Contracts Hampers Aviation Progress
The recently approved federal air mail measure limits contracts to one year, a move critics say blocks long term aviation development. Engineers note two years are needed to bring new airliners into service, and reliance on a politically influenced Post Office Department risks future industry stability.
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United States
Post Office Department
Tax officials envy China’s advance collections to 1961
The remark notes that in certain Chinese regions taxes were collected in advance up to 1961, a situation that prompts envy among local tax authorities. It presents a comparative glimpse of fiscal practices and timing in distant regions.
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China
Own Your Car Movement Gains Headway in Russia
The headline notes a growing car ownership trend in Russia, while the editorial mentions a parallel monthly installment plan long in use in this country, hinting at financing as a driver.
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Russia
Rainey Burns Leadership and the Gag Rule in Congress
The Rainey Burns leadership in the House is linked to a sweeping gag rule aimed at silencing a minority filibuster and expanding the White House must-do agenda. The move followed a disputed quorum count, with Rainey announcing a division tally of 18 on the floor, prompting questions about deliberate action versus chance in the rule’s adoption.
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Washington
House
Rainey
No Quorum Ignored in House Filibuster Debate
The piece describes a heated session over the prison industries diversification bill with a declared no quorum cry ignored by the speaker. Minority Leader Snell contends there was no real filibuster and vows to contest Rainey’s action, as parliamentary delays are used to push a Democratic rule through.
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Snell
Rainey
Administration gains strong House control after key decisions
The White House pressuring the House shifts pace on vast administration measures while Senate resistance to the tariff bill lingers. Snell's ruling against Rainey affects leadership dynamics, potentially aiding Rainey’s bid for speaker as administration advocates push for firm control.
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Senate
White House
Administration House
Snell
Rainey
Fortnight Notice Repeats Love Triangle Punchline
A maid resumes her affair with the same young man after declaring she had given it up. The mistress expresses regret but learns the man has not finished his fortnight’s notice, prompting the witty reply and continued romance.
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Mary
The Difference Ada and Ann Dialogue Fragment
A clipped exchange shows Ada remarking about a new suit for her husband and Ann correcting the assertion. The brief dialogue hints at a miscommunication with Ent in the line flow and ends abruptly. No further context is provided to establish a full narrative.
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Ada
Ann
Stars Align For Restful Day Of Games And Romance
The horoscope foresees a day suited to rest and outdoor activity with profitable outcomes for workers and promising outcomes for seagoing crafts and naval maneuvers. Evening social events should thrive, love trends rise for some, while others face cautious romance and potential heartache. Notable birthdays include Alvin Adams 1804 George Coleman 1867 and Frederick Archer 1838.
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Alvin Adams
Express Company
George William Coleman
Babson Institute
Frederick Archer
Steel and Cement Building Boom Expands in Japan
Construction of steel and cement structures in Japan accelerates as demand rises. Industry officials expect continued growth across major cities with new projects underway and planned investments in infrastructure.
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Japan
Recollections of Seventy Years by Cardinal O'Connell
The Cardinal O'Connell memoir presents a disciplined life in the church from Lowell to Boston. It details his mission to Japan by Pope Pius XI, post as Boston archbishop, and his Rome college curacy, with portraits of Leo XIII, Pius X, Pius XI and Benedict XV.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Houghton Mifflin
Boston
William
C.oinal O'Connell
Lowell
Mass
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American College
Rome
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Pius X
Pius XI
Benedict XV
Graduation Day Messages For Growing Students
A graduation address urges boys and girls leaving elementary school to view the in between years as growth toward maturity. It advises listening to teachers, cooperating, and continuing to grow beyond childhood toward responsible adulthood. Graduation is a progress station, not an end.
Encampment Greets Butte Amid Changing Times
Grand Army of the Republic and affiliated groups hold annual encampment in Butte. June 16, 1914 Mayor Duncan returns from Great Falls trip. South Side Improvement Association offers 25 prize garden contest. Jerry McCarthy trains Edmonton cops in fighting technique. Six hundred die when General Slocum sinks in New York City's East River.
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Butte
Great Falls
Power
Bill Brennan
New York City
Col
C. P. Bielenberg
First Presbyterian Church
E. J. Groeneveld
Lewis J. Duncan
South Side Improvement Association
Jerry McCarthy
Edmonton
Alberta
Paris
General Slocum
East River
Herbert Rundle
James Biky
Combro
Cuba
McCoy Publications Address in Los Angeles
Communications for Dr. McCoy should be addressed to the McCoy Publications Inc at 1151 West Sixth Street Los Angeles.
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Montana Standard
Standard Publishing Company
Dr. McCoy
McCoy Publications, Inc
West Sixth Street
Los Angeles
Auto-Intoxication and Self Poisoning in Chronic Illness
The article explains how intestinal putrefaction can produce toxins that enter the bloodstream when the ileocecal valve fails. It links chronic fatigue, headaches, skin conditions, rheumatism, and nervous disorders to intestinal toxemia and urges elimination of poisons, offering a mailed article on Auto-Intoxication.
Questions and Answers on Health and Cooking Methods
A medical Q and A column covers a neck lump from spinal protrusion, a leg burning sensation possibly linked to liver or gall bladder issues, and advice on pressure cooking. It also notes Argentina’s export trade rising in the last year.
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Argentina
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