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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1924

Page

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Walton Leads in Oklahoma Democratic Senate Race

In Oklahoma City on August 6, J. C. Walton gained the Democratic nomination lead over E. B. Howard as returns from 2,267 of 2,996 precincts showed Walton at 62,247 to Howard's 58,184. Pine led the Republican contest for the Senate with 28,023 to Lorton's 13,952, and several Democratic incumbents faced no serious opposition.

Associated Press Oklahoma City Okla E. B. Howard J. C. Walton United States Tulsa Howard Klanindersee Tulcan Walton F. B. Howard W. B. Pine Okmulgee Man Eugene Lorton Tulea Pine Lorton

Final action delayed as marketing group forms for silver

Delegates at the Salt Lake City Silver Producers conference consider forming an organization under the Webb Pomerene act. An advisory report by the Federal Trade Commission endorsed the plan. C F Kelley of Anaconda Copper Mining Co. will present a report tomorrow before deciding on details and leadership. A 15 member board and officers are proposed with Kelley as an at large member.

Associated Press Salt Lake City Utah Silver Producers’ Association Federal Trade Commission Tasker L. Oddie Nevada C. F. Kelley Kelley Anaconda Copper Mining Company W. Mont Ferry F. M. Smith Washington Charles Bocking Montana Henry M. Rives Walter Fitch F. Y. Robertson L. C. Evans A. M. Morris Arizona Alfred Harrell California John G. Kirkchen Clyde A. Heller Jesse McDonald Colorado Jerome J. Day Idaho William Loeb Jr F. H. Brownell Mr. Ferry Kirkchen Loeb Smith

American Legion Supports National Defense Day

Indianapolis Aug 6 The American Legion will cooperate in observing National Defense Day and backs a nationwide draft without reservations declared by John R. Quinn national commander who arrived at headquarters. He is a major in the reserve corps and lieutenant colonel in the California National Guard and will report by telegraph on Defense Day.

Associated Press Indianapolis Ind American Legion Declaredohn R. Quinn Legion Quinn Reserve Corps National Guard of California

Montana State Press association opens annual meeting in Lewistown

Editors from across the state arrive for the Montana State Press association gathering in Lewistown. The session begins at 10 am in the high school auditorium with city officials hosting and A A Franzke delivering the welcome. M J Hutchens gives the response as G M Moss discusses the 1924 NEA convention and Dean A L Brone speaks for the university journalism program.

Standard Lewistown Montana State Press Association Lewistown Chamber of Commerce E. Peterson Great Falls E. 0. Kindsley A .A. Franzke Fergus County Argus M. J. Hutchens Association G. M. Moss Whitefish Pilot A. L. Brone School of Journalism University of Man

Outlaws kill 17 at Yucatan hacienda attack

In Yucatan near Opichen a band of 4 armed Indians attacked a hacienda, killing 17 defenseless people and wounding 10. They fled with 150 federal troops in pursuit, after previous raids from Opichen and Kalkini amid post rebel chaos.

Associated Press Mexico City Opichen Yucatan Merida E Universal Kalkini

German Delegation Presents View on Dawes Plan at London Talks

In London Aug 6 the German delegation submitted an 18 page memorandum outlining objections to the reparations program tied to the Dawes plan. Chancellor Marx and his ministers worked late to prepare the draft as the “big fourteen” consults on economic restoration reports for presentation to the allied group. American observers praised the German responsiveness and pace in formulating their stance.

Associated Press London Marx Downing Street Stresemann Luther Dawes Germany

Walton Defeats Howard in Democratic Senate Fight

The Daily Oklahoman concedes former Gov J C Walton's victory over Congressman B B Howard in Oklahoma's senate race with an expected 10 000 plurality. Updated tabulation shows Watson ahead by over 3 000 votes with under a third of precincts reported.

Associated L’ress Oklahoma City Okla Daily Oklahoman J. C Walton United States Senate B. B. Howard Watson

Kansas GOP nominates Ben Paulen for governor in upset trend

In Kansas the Republican primary gave Lieut. Gov. Ben Paulen a plurality near 10 000 over Democratic incumbent Gov. J M Davis as unofficial returns flow in from Tuesday’s vote. Davis led the Democrats’ field in the initial returns.

Senator Capper Kansas Paulen G. O. P. Plum Associated Press Kansas City Ben J. M. Davis

Bozeman Roundup Opens With Parade and Big Show

The Bozeman Roundup starts today with a 1 20 parade and a grand show at 2 00. More than 1600 broncho busting contestants are on hand with fine weather and top conditions. Notable acts include Firpo the Bull from Argentina and many renowned riders arriving to compete.

Bozeman

Klan Enemy Leads In Oklahoma Senate Race

Deposed Oklahoma governor, who opposed the Klan, leads as Democratic nominee for the U S Senate. The paper that fought him concedes his edge by more than 1500 votes with Walton now expected to top 10000 after remaining precincts report.

Oklahoma United States Senate Walton

Labor leader Wilson backs Davis in AFL letter

Former labor secretary William B. Wilson writes to Samuel Gompers urging the AFL refrain from political action until John W. Davis delivers his Clarksburg address on Aug 11. Wilson praises Davis, notes AFL endorsements of La Follette and Wheeler, and discusses labor policy within the Democratic campaign.

Associated Pross Washington William B. Wilson Wilson Organized Labor Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Federation John W. Davis Clarksburg W. Va Democratic National Committee Davis la Follette Deer Gompers John W. Davie Uni Labor Movement

American teacher expelled by Turks

Professor Edger J. Fisher of Robert College in Constantinople has been expelled from Turkey. A native of Jersey, he was cited by authorities in a diplomatic or political dispute affecting American educators in the fall of 1924.

Constantinople Aug G.—-Dy Edger J. Fisher Robert College Turkey Me Ie Jersey

Leopold and Loeb case identified killer of Franks

Chicago August 64 The trial hearing on the plea for mitigation ends for the day with the defense relying on lay witnesses. The judge will hear more testimony tomorrow as Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb face the murder of Hubert Franks with Loeb identified as the actual slayer.

Associated Press Chicago John Kh Nathan F. Leopold Jr Richerd Loeb Hubert Franks Loeb

Placer Plan Meets Death Bids for Paving Harrison Ave

City council approved multiple improvement projects in a long session. Bids for paving Harrison avenue between Harvard and Grand avenues will be published this week and opened on Wednesday August 27. The council also authorized a special improvement district for six and a half blocks on B Ex celsior avenue and approved sidewalk projects on Franklin street Thornton avenue and quartz Street with a bid of 1968 19 from W Silver for cement sidewalk work.

Harrison Avenue Harvard Grand Avenues Harrington Excelsior Avenue Granite Alley Waukesha Street West Side Franklin Street Thornton Avenue Harrison and Luxcelster Avenue Wranklin and Thornton Uartz Street W. SiLver Placer Street

Knights of Columbus hold second day of convention

The Forty second annual Knights of Columbus session in New York saw officers elected Dan Tobin of Brooklyn as supreme director and Dr W Y Fahey of St Paul as supreme physician. Major parties were criticized for not denouncing the Ku Klux Klan and the Pope blessing was read.

Associated Prensa New York Ku Klux Klan Pope Villa Knights of Columbus Order Daniel A. Tobin Brooklyn William , Larkin W. Fahey St. Paul Mathew A. Tinley Jaws Supreme Board of Directors Patrick H. Klee Georgia John ¥. Martin Wisconsin John A. O'Dwyer Ohio Frank Matthews Nebraska Charlee McAlevy Rhode Island California Order of B'Rith Abraham

World flight fliers get substitute plane from Langley Field

Arrangements were made to send an airplane from Langley Field Virginia to Pictou harbor Nova Scotia for Lieut Leigh Wade to continue the world flight in company with two other fliers. The Boston wrecked near the Faroe Islands will be replaced by a new plane named the Boston flown by Lieut George C McDonald.

Associated Press Washington Army Air Service Langley Field Pictou Harbor Nova Scotia Leigh Wade Wade Boston Faroe Islands George C. McDonald Air Service Richmond White House War Department Ogden Martin Alaska

Army to pause American world flight at Reykjavik

The army air service said the expedition will hold at Reykjavik until weather and ice allow a safe landing on the Greenland coast. A 1000 mile detour from Teeland to Ivigtut was rejected to avoid risking the remaining two ships. If Greenland landing remains unsuitable, planes stay in Iceland until conditions improve. No non stop Iceland to Labrador flight is planned.

Washington Reykjavik Greenland Army Air Service Teeland Ivigtut Angmagaalik Iceland Labrador

Mexicans Capture Woman's Assassins

In Mexico City on August 6 a war department report announced the assailants who killed Mrs. Rosalie Byane near her hacienda were captured. General Roberto Cruz said Chief of Staff Antonia Gomes Velasco reported the assassins were taken in Texmelucan, Puebla.

Associated Press Mexico City Rosalie Byane War Department Cen Roberto Cruz Puebla Moane Antonia Gomes Velasco Texmelucan

Hearst Behind Move To Ruin New York Lawyer Fallon

New York lawyer William J. Fallon testifies at his federal jury bribery trial that William Randolph Hearst and Watson orchestrated a plot to ruin him. Fallon cites a confessed statement by Ernest Midlsts about blackmail schemes involving birth certificates and a motion actress, in a Florida trip with a countess impersonator.

N. Y Hearst Associated Press EW York William J. Fallon McClintic William Randolph Hearst Jetor Watson New York American Ernest Midijts Fidlitz Watson Watson Idlitzs Billie Bennett Misa Bennett Fallon Walter O'Neil Mra Mona Lewis Miss Bennett Walson Watson Florida Mr. Watson Fildlita

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Harrison Senator Oddie American Legion For Defense State Press Association Chamber of Commerce Warden Icans Firpo Faye 4 Columea i J. ¢. Walton Davie Wheeler Robert Franks Contiaued Vous Celuma Guungil Excelsior City Hall Army ICE North Atlantic
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