Anaconda Elects C W Smith Mayor in Landslide Victory
In a high turnout city election C W Smith Republican won the mayoralty by 149 votes over Democrat James B McCavitt amid over 75 percent turnout. Republicans gain control of the council with seven Republicans to five Democrats. Democrats captured the treasurer and police judge posts, Mary Butler beating J I Danielson by 304 and J Murphy re elected police magistrate by 285.
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Anaconda
C. W. Smith
James B. McCavitt
Smith
McCavitt
Repubicans
Treasuter
Mary Butler
J. i Danielson
J. Murphy
Rody
W. Gaus. Tapublica
Hugh Maguire
Mene Ease
NO NEW INDICTMENTS IN NAVAL OIL DEALS
Adjournment without action in the Naval Oil Deals case. Prosecutions already pending, no new indictments sought. Government agents tracing bonds to Canada and France refused to testify or answer questions. Future action expected to resume along other lines.
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Nesses
Alsea
Brother
Two Men Led Two Others Wounded In Kentucky Battle
Two men allegedly led a group in a Kentucky incident in which two other men were wounded. The report mentions ties to the Stear-Lowhern faction and indicates Means may have joined a Patterson faction, with unclear full details.
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Kentucky
Tha. Stear-Lowhern
Means
Patterson
Veteran priest guest at parish farewell in Butte
Veteran Butte priest Father Batens, long known in the city, leaves Thursday for his birthplace in Belgium after health declines. Parishioners and residents, including Mrs. Mami, gather to honor him as he starts a voyage to regain strength and reflect on years of service.
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Father Batens
Howasdoenk
Belgium
Butte
Mami Parish
Sire
J. Lynch
Call
Impos
Peterlionsh Saste
Shepherd's bail bid heads to supreme court
Attorneys for William D. Shepherd foster father of William N. McClintock millionaire orphan accused of killing seek bail in higher court as three prior attempts failed in Chicago. The case draws in Mrs Emman Nein McClintock and Dr Olson with health department searches tied to Dr Hewitt and Hammond linked figures from a science school run by C Faiman.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William N.” McClintock
Gill
Shepherd
Supreme Court
Emman Nein McClintock
McClintock
Olson
Sir Sacha Tas
W. Hoerger
Civil Health Department
Hewitt
Hammond
C. Faiman
Cording
Vai
Coolidge Sounds Pro-Business Tariff Policy Address
President Coolidge expressed confidence in rising business prosperity and endorsed tariffs as justified for American producers. He pledged government support for industry, praised the home market advantage, and urged enforcement of laws while warning against free trade leading to monopolies. He referenced efforts against the boll weevil and argued for strong national policies within the continental 48 states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
National Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Mr. Co
Sheland
Lawrence on Way Loaded with Chains
A.B. Bal Lawrence of Muskogee Oklahoma faces murder charges in Texas. He is en route to Fort Worth under guard of two deputy sheriffs. His elder brother Will is in the death cell in Muskogee, while Haze Burch of this city is also mentioned in connection with the case.
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Associated Pres
Phoenix
Ariz
Bal Lawrence
Muskogee
Kla
Fort Worth
Texas
Joe Morgan
Will
Man Haze
W A Clark Will Provides Endowment for Paul Clark Home
The will of William Andrews Clark shows nearly half of his bequests go to Butte people or institutions. An endowment fund of 350000 dollars is set for the maintenance of the Paul Clark home in Butte. The probate yesterday before Judge Jeremiah Lynch involved attorneys J L Templeman Sydney Lanner and FredPurner to determine inheritance tax due the state of Morgan.
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Paul Clark
Butte
William Andrews Clark
Montana
United States
Jeremiah
J. Lynch
J. L. Templeman
Sydney Lanner
Fred Purner
Morgane
Inheritance Tax Will Aid General Fund in State
The inheritance tax from the Clark estate will help Montana's general fund though the exact amount for schools remains uncertain. Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch will appoint an appraiser to settle exemptions and conflicts across states as the will is entered and executors are named without bond.
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Montana
Geners
William Andrews Clark
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Editor Targeted in Berwyn Political Feud Shooting
Chicago April 6 bullets lured an editor in a Berwyn political feud. Archer St. John editor of the Berwyn and Cicero Tribune was shot while driving in Berwyn. turmoil linked to a mayoral campaign.
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Chicago
Berwyn
Archer St. John
Cicero Tribune
Berwy
Girl Danced to Forget Murder of Her Mother
In San Francisco on April 6 the 17 year old Dorothy Ellingson faces a murder trial. The prosecution plans to present testimony claiming the girl is sane while she shows unusual calm and occasional smiles in court. Defense argues insanity and questions a witness’s qualification.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Titioo
Toom
Cloere Oner
Bre
Sulivan
Judes Louderback
Irs
Conley Elected Deer Lodge Mayor for Seventeenth Term
Conley wins reelection as Deer Lodge mayor, securing a seventeenth term. Other officers include Police Judge Harry Retervon, and aldermen Edward Fear in the Fire ward, Edward O'Neil in the Second ward, and Edward Melean in the Third ward.
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Conley
Deer Lodge
Stee
Joe
Ae Pe Toodge
Harry Retervon
Edward Fear
Edward O'Neil
Eaward Melean
Loss for Republicans Defeated in Sixt Ward Council Race
Morgan defeats incumbent in Sixt Ward council contest. Mayer renews pledge after loss. Election results, local stakes, and subsequent political commitments are outlined. The report emphasizes party challenges and new pledges amid ongoing campaign dynamics.
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Sixt
Morgan
Mayer
Election Results Show Horgan and Riley Winning Mayor Seats
City results list Mayor William D. Horgan and Joe EB. Riley as winners. Police Magistrate Dan F. Shea is elected. Aldermen are named for wards one through eight, including Duffy, O Leat Thier, Mulholand, Kean, Toes, Butterfield, and others, reflecting a full council slate.
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Joseph Riley
Dan Shee
William D. Horgan
Joe EB. Riley
Dan F. Shea
Joseph Duffy
D.enetae
Barry O'Leat
M. J. Mulholland
Hermetiith
M Kean
Tom A Toes
R Mt
Tom D. Butterfield
My Second Improvement At The Bret One Victory
A fragmented OCR passage mentions improvements and candidates in a campaign with names like Willem Frame and Tom Rutter. It references opponents and officials, hinting at a political contest and results with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
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Horgana
Bayer Orga
James
Joseph B. Sdoneph
Eki
Ty Coe Trate
Anermelatidl
Willem
Tom Rutter
French cabinet crisis looms within a week
Paris April 6 The French cabinet crisis cannot be avoided for more than a week as rifts within Premier Herriot's government widen over plans for a major financial overhaul. Reports say new minister Monzie with government approval seeks to authorize four billion francs more paper money while ministers debate proliferation measures and whether to pursue direct inflation or compulsory seizure.
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Paris
Herriot
Ynti
Joanes
Monaie
Chamber of Deputies
M. de Monzie
Presen
de Mongle
Preemier Herriot
Henry’ de Sniver
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