Baldwin Named State Manager for La Follette Wheeler Campaign
Chicago Aug 5 James H Baldwin a Montana campaign manager was named by Philip La Follette and approved by La Follette forces to run the La Follette Wheeler effort in Montana No other party speaks for the campaign in the state Baldwin and his lieutenants will handle funds and organization only with national approval Nelson national director said no state office campaign merger is planned and no senatorial bid is contemplated against Walsh
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Veteran editor Josiah Ward dies after apoplexy attack
Denver August 5 veteran newspaper man and author Josiah M Ward died at Mercy hospital after an apoplexy suffered early yesterday. He was stricken while sleeping and never regained consciousness. Mrs Ward was with him. Ward edited and led several papers including the Denver Post and Kansas City Post. He moved to Denver over 25 years ago from San Francisco.
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Oil Firm Seeks 360000 Damages Over Gas Flow Loss
Montana Canadian Oil of Butte sues Gladys Belle Oil of Oklahoma in federal court for 360000 dollars plus 10000 for equipment after the Brown No 1 well in Toole county Sweetgrass hills lost a 15000000 foot gas flow. The suit traces leases from Montana Canadian to Frank M. Bell of Butte who turned them over to Gladys Belle in 1921. Gladys Belle drilled a test well that remained open for months before being abandoned in May or June this year.
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Four Die in Sewer Gas Rescue Attempt in New Orleans
In New Orleans four men die after entering a sewer to rescue others overcome by gas. A taxicab driver and three black laborers perished while four additional rescuers were stricken by heat. The first to enter a manhole died, followed by the others during efforts to save the group.
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