Montana Invites President To Summer In Bozeman
A Montana prospectus praises Bozeman and Gallatin canyon as ideal presidential summer headquarters with Inn of the Milwaukee railway access and Bozeman Hot Springs. It suggests a secretaries’ office at Montana State College and cordial co operation from locals and Senator Wheeler for a brief summer visit.
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Associated Press
Butte
Montana
Congress
Milwaukee Railway
White House
Gallatin Canyon
Bozeman Hot Springs
Gateway Inn
Washington
Montana State College
Bozeman
Yellowstone National Park
Union
Parallels and contrasts 1914 to 1934 in world affairs
The piece reflects on the 20th anniversary of Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination and contrasts 1914 with 1934. It notes shifts in alliances, aims, and fears, highlighting the lack of a fixed blame and the move from territorial expansion to preserving borders amid regional rivalries.
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Franz Ferdinand
Austria-Hungary
Sarajevo
Austria- Hungary
Serbia
Europe
France
Russia
Montana Welcomes President Roosevelt on Montana Visit
Senator Wheeler states President Roosevelt will visit Montana this summer on his Hawaii return. He will stop at Glacier National Park and visit Fort Peck reservoir in northern Montana. Wheeler asserts Northeastern Montana and the state will give a great welcome and hospitality to the chief executive.
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Wheeler
Roosevelt
Montana
Hawaii
Glacier National Park
Fort Peck
United States
White House
Bozeman
Britain Leads Building Boom as US Ramps Up Policy
The British building boom centers on dwellings with factories and business structures showing the greatest percentage gains. In the United States, heavy government lending and uncertain returns dampen nonresidential construction while homebuilding remains hampered by complex rules affecting investor confidence.
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Great Britain
London
United States
Impermanence of civilization warned by Princeton archaeologist
Professor Shear, renowned for digs in Athens and Corinth, warns that civilization is impermanent. He notes layers of ruins reflect mankind's stupidity and suggests modern civilization replicates older political and social theories, raising questions about what caused ancient civilizations to vanish.
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Shear
Princeton
Athens
Corinth
St. Paul’s
Pontius Pilateae
McCoy Publications Contact Address
Communications for Dr McCoy should be addressed to the McCoy Publications Inc 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
Sun On Their Shoulders Review by Elizabeth Eastman
Elizabeth Eastman’s Sun On Their Shoulders portrays a Finn patriarch and his Cape Cod cranberry bogs with clear, lucid prose. The narrative centers on a revolt by his sons against a perceived sacrifice, preserving strong character arcs of the mother and three sons while capturing a sense of place and authentic Finnish life.
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Elizabeth Eastman
Morton
New York
Miss Eastman
Otto
Bruno
Chlorophyll and Enema Remedies Highlighted in Q&A
A reader asks for the green pigment in plants and vegetables and learns it is chlorophyll, with sunlight affecting its color. Another query on constipation is answered: an enema is the best single remedy noted for promoting intestinal movement.
Hitchhiker offers self handcuff ride across country
Paris Tennessee reports Wilson Jennings traveling from Memphis to San Diego with a large sign inviting rides while offering the person who stops him the key to his handcuffs. He carries the cuffs ready and suggests the driver may hold the key until release.
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Paris
Tenn
Wilson Jennings
Memphis
San Diego
Cal
Spoiled Settlement in Cleveland Family Dispute
Sheriff deputies searched for Alex Mellinger three times after he failed to appear before Common Pleas Judge Lee FE Skeel to settle accounts with his second wife Clara Mellinger. He claimed his former landlady held furniture for back rent. Mellinger’s first two wives have become friends and now live together.
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Cleveland
Sheriff's Deputies
Alex Mellinger
Common Pleas
Lee FE. Skeel
Clara Mellinger
Mellinger
Courage is forged by action not by wishful thinking
A teacher tale explains that true bravery comes from acting on a wish. Grace fears speaking in assembly, but with encouragement and preparation she delivers a story and proves courage grows from doing. Wishing alone does not build bravery. action makes it real.
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Grace
A. P
Terrific hurricane cuts 50 mile swath across Ohio
A powerful hurricane leaves a 50 mile path of destruction through Ohio killing 350 and injuring 2000. Harvey Burrough, 18, finds a woman's skeleton in a cave near Basin. Authorities identify the remains as Mrs. Ernest Le Casse who vanished on April 6, 1921. Daughters of Nile pick Tacoma as next convention site.
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Ohio
Harvey Burrough
Cave
Basin
Ernest le Casse
Daughters of Nile
Tacoma
Butte Druggist F C Colbert Returns From World Tour
Four month world tour ends for F C Colbert, a local Butte druggist. A hunter finds a skeleton near Nine Mile while J W Duncan speaks to the Butte Theosophical Society on the rise and fall of civilizations. Seven brothers are named in the related notes with Charles among them.
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F. C. Colbert
Butte
J. W. Duncan
Butte Theosophical Society
Seven Brothers
Charles
Rainey Plans Roosevelt Gospels After Speakership
Washington notes detail Speaker Rainey's post session plan to preach Roosevelt and the New Deal to aid re election. The Illinois veteran, now free of speakership limits, schedules many engagements and considers air travel to cover ground quickly. Vice President Garner handles a public Roosevelt message on a committee broadcast.
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Washington
Rainey
House
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Jack Garner
Garner
Texas
Senate
Horoscope for Today Highlights Elections Love and Wealth
The column forecasts a day of confident progress with benefic aspects. It notes favorable outcomes for women in employment and weddings, hints at wealthier men being drawn to capable individuals, and predicts political surprises. Birthdays include William E Borah Celia Thaxter and Michael Cresap.
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Washington
West
United States
William E. Borah
Celia Thaxter
Michael Cresap
Wisdom man E Miller tops Butt meet after 22 years
E Miller of Wisdom is the eldest competitor at the Butt event, marking the first time in 22 years he leads the meet.
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E. Miller
Wisdom
Butt
Butte residents gain fellows and school expansion plans
Frederick Roman of Butte earns a Yale economics fellowship. City trustees approve completing Blaine, Monroe, and high school additions. J. W. Kelley of Butte takes a Denver post as city passenger and ticket agent for the Moffat line. Mayor Mullins tilts a buggy on Jefferson Island ranch. Aldermen promise support as Harry Gallwey sails to the St Louis Democratic convention.
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Frederick Roman
Butte
Yale University
Blaine
Monroe
J. W. Kelley
Denver
New Moffat
Mullins
Jefferson Island
Harry Gallwey
Silver Bow County
St. Louis
Indian cyclist completes 10000 mile voyage from Bombay to London
An Indian athlete arrived in London after a cross continental ride from Bombay covering 10000 miles by bicycle. The journey showcased endurance and the traveler plans to pursue further athletic opportunities in Britain.
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London
Bombay
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