Coolidge Carries West Jersey and Delaware in Primary
Early returns from Pennsylvania and New Jersey primaries show President Coolidge leading Hiram Johnson by over 60 thousand votes in New Jersey and carrying Delaware. The Philadelphia Republican machine supports Ralph Strassburger over Gov. Pinchot for convention delegate, with Strassburger leading in many divisions.
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Ronan Pare
Federal government takes control of coast foot disease
In Sacramento California on April 22 the fight against foot and mouth disease among livestock was placed under federal authority. Inspectors and staff previously under local or state control would now operate under department officials as part of a federal effort to curb the outbreak.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Cal
Calif
Doors of Asylum Swing Outward
Pittsburg millionaire Harry K Thaw won release from the Pennsylvania state hospital for the insane after a sensational case begun with the Stanford White shooting and ending with a verdict of sanity yesterday.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania State Hospital For
Stanford White
Jury verdict finds Thaw sane after seven hour trial
On April 23 the jury ruled Thaw sane and fully capable of managing his estate after seven hours of testimony. Eve lyn Nesbit’s counsel William A. Gray said a retrial motion would be filed. Thaw was not present in court and learned of the verdict at the Ritz-Carlton hotel where he had dined with his mother.
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Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
Ritz-Carlton
Confesses Murder to Save Companions
Reader notes reveal a case where a restaurant proprietor in RaNgedlon in May acknowledges killing a person to protect companions. The fragmented OCR implies a dramatic motive tied to a social scene and local tension.
Washington Junior Pupils Show Their Civic Spirit
Washington Junior high school pupils joined National Garden Week observances by planting poplar trees in the yard despite poor ground and lack of adjoining land. Miss Thel Wood led a student committee to organize the event with help from their committee, using motor trucks and soil from foothills. The plan includes planting vines and shrubs and turning the school grounds into an attractive town centerpiece by future years, with Arbor Day activities slated across Montana May 13.
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Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Washington
Butte
Thel Wood
Simi
Boss
Hawthorne
Montana
Royal Garden
President Ready To Call New Arms Conference Derby Entries Hit Home Stretch
Entries in the Y spring derby reach the home stretch with Zev and Stone Street contending for the lead as the winner is slated to finish at 6 30 this evening. Zev moved from 1478 to 1660 50, a daily gain of 191, amid rising hopes the quota will top 20 000. Nearly 5000 must be secured today as workers stay active to meet the target. Fred Melcher's entry rose to third place, Morvich moved higher, and the overall drive to raise funds continues under pressure ahead of Worth.
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Stone Street
Worth
Fred Melcher
Rom
Raasing Morvich
Whille Morvich
Butte High Adopts Single Session Plan for Pupils
The board of school trustees changed from a two-session system to a single daily session at Butte High School starting next September. Hours will be set by the high school faculty in consultation with Superintendent A H Douglass, with parents favoring 845 am to 225 pm and a noon 15 minute lunch. A follow up meeting is scheduled for next Saturday at 7 pm to address reappointing teachers for the next term.
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Board of ‘School Trustees
A. H. Douglass
Democrats Prepare for Tax Cut Fight
A fragmented AP report outlines a fourfold attack plan on the revenue bill sent to the Senate by the finance committee. The draft details proposals from Mellon era changes and calls for changes affecting high incomes and corporate forms, aiming to limit maximum income taxes and broaden surtaxes.
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Washington
Todith
Mellon
Maximoum
Medical Officers 10 Conduct Hearing at Warm Springs Today
The state board of eugenics held an informal meeting at the New Finien with Dr Mona Hathaway and Dr Leigh ton to discuss alleged unsanctioned operations on inmates. Leighton will miss this morning's session due to being out of state.
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Bute
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Hathaway
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Board of
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Coxswell
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de. Leighton
Houlder
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Leighton
Ted
Minister Pushes Beer Law Change Amidst Debate
Washington report shows a minister backing reform of beer laws as lawmakers weigh potential shifts. Details are unclear due to OCR inconsistencies, but the stance signals a push for regulatory change and possible impacts on industry and public consumption.
Cardinal Hayes Starts For Home
Cardinal Hayes travels from Rome where he was elevated to the purple. He will board the Leviathan for the United States journey with passengers including Young and Henry, noted for American respect and expert separation discussions.
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Patrick Cardinal Hayes
Newark
Rome
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Leviathan
Witnesses Testify in Binney Salary Case Trial
State witnesses testify in district court before Judge Lynch in HL Binney trial over alleged charged fraud in Vigilante Motion Picture stock sale. Testimony includes Binney salary credits of 7704 dollars and 5925 dollars drawn, with officials denying ownership of stock.
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Three indicted for death in city fire collapse incident
In Chicago on April 22 an arson murder verdicts named Moore and Leo Unell and Curran in connection with a fatal fire last Friday. A grand jury will review the case as witnesses described an explosion before the front wall collapsed, burying eight workers and a civilian. a man was seen entering the rear of the building moments before flames were detected.
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Chicago
Argon
Moore
Leo Unell
Curran
Grand Jury
Coolidge urges Europe to restore econony and back world conference
President Coolidge told the Associated Press luncheon that Europe must first stabilize its economy and Germany’s reparations before a new world conference can be pursued. He said America could lead a broader conference, potentially modeled on the Washington talks, to codify international law and set postwar arms norms. Continued on column five.
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Europe
Dawes Committee
United States
New York
Associated Press
America
Washington
Seport
Irder
Brannon Trials Wife Murder Charge in Butte
Bernard Brannon formerly of San Francisco goes on trial in Superior Court for assault with intent to murder his wife Aelen during a quarrel in Butte. He faces a second trial for the murder of Mrs Crefin after this case concludes.
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Associated Press
Angeles
Bernard Brannon
San Francisco
Aelen
Daugherty Defends Harding Nomination in White House Era
In a Washington statement dated April 22, former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty says President Harding was nominated and elected the freest man to step into the White House. He rejects claims of oil deals or promises, asserts no one authorized such promises, and complains of limited cross-examination during senatorial investigations.
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Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
White House
Harding _ws
Million Dollar Set Aside for Wheat Growers Relief
A1,000,000 fund approved by bankers and farmers nationwide to aid wheat growers. The plan envisions immediate use of the money to relieve agricultural distress across counties in the Midwest, with support from various Norton Dakota interests and agricultural groups.
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Angon Sds
Thy
Morin Dakota
Senate Delays Final Vote On Soldier Bonus Bill
A stormy senate session fails to end debate on the soldier bonus bill as lawmakers plan to vote early tomorrow. Senators Borah Copeland and others press for amendments while avoiding a blunt end to debate, amid fears of added public debt.
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Idah
Copeland
New York
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