1926 Prospects Rise as 1925 Prosperity Persists
A National City Bank review reports 1926 establishing new high-water marks for industry and commerce. Steel, copper, electric power, and transportation show rising activity, with fall business expected to stay strong. William Boyce Thompson funds plant research at Yonkers, while John M. Coulter outlines development physiology and institute facilities.
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National City Bank of New York
Montana
Virginia City
William Boyce Thompson
New York City
Colonel Thompson
Boyce Thompson Institute of Plant Research
Yonkers
N. Y
John M. Coulter
University of China
Coulter
Prent
America
Thompson
Roosevelt candidate eyed to unite Smith vote in New York
In New York, Tammany leaders consider Franklin D Roosevelt as a potential rival to Wadsworth if he runs for Senate. They believe his liberal policies could win Smith supporters and progressive Republicans, with a radio campaign planned to protect his health and counter prohibition camp talks.
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Omer
Tammany
New York
al Smith
Council
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
Madison Square Garden
Wadsworth
Olvaney
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Stewart Named Republican Senate Candidate in Iowa
Stewart won the nomination after a county by county push forming a broad coalition to support him over rivals. He hailed the honor, praised Senator Cummins as a great statesman, and pledged to back farm relief if elected in November. The convention endorsed the party platform and adjourned after a compromise prevented Brookehart’s short term bid.
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Stewart
Cumming
Republican Party
Betwee
Frookhart
Brookehart
Cummins
Stockhart
Morton
Charles Bradshaw
Des Moines
Howard J. Clark Maines
N. E. Kendall
George French
Davenport
Dan Turnerning
C. Weaver
University of Chicago Law School
Sioux City
Coolidge
Murder suspect seen in Butte amid citywide search
A man lingered near a drug store in Butte and then moved toward warehouses as witnesses reported. A photo of McDermott was printed in hopes of identifying the suspect while authorities pursued leads in Canton linked to the editor’s murder. Police recalled an informer who declined a $750 payoff for the Canton job.
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Standard
Metiermott
MacDeremott
Knin
Ciicus
Butte
Irex
Canton
Mellett
Daily News
Ohio City
McDermott
MeDermott
Auli
Ashford
Wash
Mt Rainier National Park
Tacoma Eastern Railway
National
Tilton
Washington
George C. Joy
Ratonville
Pierce County
Olympia Oe
Breen Thaber
Mineral Lake Logging ‘Company
Joy Sala
Little Rock
Thurston County
Olympia
Puget Sound Power and Light Company
Yelm
McKenva
Annual Fall Carnival of K of C opens Oct 21
At a meeting of the general executive committee the annual fall carnival of Butte County Knights of Columbus was set for October with the event running the last three days of one week and the first two of the next. A general chairman and five officers will be elected at the next meeting to oversee the carnival.
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Butte
Knights of Columbus
Ing
Con Witte
French Hostile To Poincare's Program
Paris Aug 6 Hostility in parliament toward Premier Poincares plan to push ratification of the debt agreements with the United States and Great Britain delayed the ministerial council discussion to tomorrow The government will meet Monday instead Amb Berenger the US ambassador who negotiated the Washington debt accord has postponed his departure until ratification is clarified He expects ratification before the session ends
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Associated Press
Paris
Anier Poincare
Bush
United States
Great Britain
Ina
Hhe
M. Berenger
Washington
450 Butte Men In Son Kills Mother Montana Fires Story
In Montana and Idaho forests 450 Butte men fight fires created by tremors of wind and shifting flames. The son harms his mother after an episode described by authorities as a brutal act. Police report a chilling sequence of events at the Bearse home ending with the mother’s death and the son’s alleged admission.
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Butte
Montana
Wolff
Iutto
Idaho
Spokane
Missoula
Great Falls
Tierena
North Fork
Flathead
Kalispell
Glacier Park
Olney
Kaily
Great Northern
Babcock Creek
Drummond
Orlando
Frely
M. Wolff
John H. Taylor
Allenista
Bearse
Neehbor
Beareed
Ahout
Fred
Man fatally stabbed in domestic dispute. Hickson held
Frank Lundy 28 of 14 East Copper Street was stabbed late last night during a fight outside his home. Emmett Hickson is jailed on assault charges after Lundy, reportedly stabbed in the chest and back, alleged a knife attack following a supper table dispute involving Hickson’s wife. no weapon was recovered.
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Frank Lundy
East Copper Street
Emmett Hickson
Lundy
Hickson
James' Hospital
Havig
Police Target Boxcar Tourists In Butte Notice
Police at the Butte station warned boxcar tourists are not welcome. Chief Larkin ordered officers to detain vagrants hopping from car to car, with reports of travelers lingering at street corners and praising cooking to gain shelter. A Miss Malone of Tripp and Dragatedt apartments hosts a visitor, Miss Mitchell, planning a three week stay and Yellowstone and Glacier National parks tour.
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Butte
Larkin
Hutte
Police
Cidaens
Mib Arcrem
Lvin Butte
Mias
A' Malone
Tripp & Dragatedt
Mias Mitchell
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
National
Kentucky congress primaries are today
Louisville reports the Kentucky congressional primaries are set for today with 16 Republicans seeking nomination across districts two through eight and nine Democrats running in districts one, four, five, and six. John D. Cher withdraws from the Democratic race in district five, while Merrill Russell contests Fletcher’s ballot placement, and Fletcher plans to run as an independent in November.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Ria
Districta
Dorcement
Pet Maries
John D. Cher
Laciaville
Cratie Rice
Dattick Pavento S. Merrill Russell
Fletcher
Bonds Remain Most Popular Investment, State Audit Says
A June Barton Associated Press report notes counties cities and schools hold the bulk of state funds in bond investments totaling more than five million dollars. Statewide figures include education and general funds with Farm Loans and other securities. Separately Mexico hikes traveler rates and a Snowy Mountain fire skimmed about 490 to 500 acres with a small patrol remaining.
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Associated Press
George P Porter
Vanas Sons
Snowy Mountains
Here
Dozen Killed in Mexico City Religious Clashes
News from Mexico reports about a dozen deaths across various clashes tied to religious tension. Government aligned groups tour the nation, urging support for the regional Confederation of Labor and prevailing official stance, while editors face pressure and violence impacts spread.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
Sitp
Republic
Episcopate
Guadalapara
Jesus
Guadalapar
Pal Majamuico
Gu Upara
Covula Fie
Srowd
Farling Addresses Newspaper History At Exchange Club
Exchange club luncheon featured Morris B. Yarling of the Butte Daily Post discussing the American newspaper’s evolution and Fourth Estate role. The talk blended humor with insights, closing with a Robert Service parody and a piano-violin duet by Max Bouquet and Danleis respectively.
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Flos Joyes
Atlanta
Morris B. Yariing
Butte Daily Post
Yarling
Robert W. Service
Exchanger
Max Bouquet
Exchangelle J. Dan
Leis
Heart on the right side baby seen as promising case
McCook Nebraska August 6 The heart of a four month old baby is on the right side doctors report the infant appears healthy despite rare survival in such cases Mr and Mrs A Harris of McCoolky are the parents Physicians say the child has an excellent chance to survive though medical history warns rarity.
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Hart
Associates
Mccook
Neb
Nlo
A. Harris
McCoolky
Fortunes Favor August 7 1926 Horoscope
In the United States August 7 brings fortunate planetary influences. Women are urged to lead reform and philanthropic campaigns while art and culture, especially picture galleries, may gain fame attracting European visitors. The West advances culturally, banks and manufacturing grow, and centralization of business may rise. Avoid risky changes in investments. noble ambitions appear for children born today.
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United States
Amer'ca
West
Bes
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Claes Ther
Park Street
Anaconda
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Rei Om
General Electric Company
THE
Boyce Thompson Institute
John W. Davis
People
California
Aimee McPherson
France
General Sherman
Chicago
Ware
Pennsylvania
Senate
NEW York Council
Brookhart
Iowa
Patrick McDermott
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Poincare
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Selway
Lote National Forest
Presa
Lincoln Gulch
Judith Mountains
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G. E. Wieglande
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Florsheim
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McCluren
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