Dawes Confronts Critics In Campaign Rhetoric
The article reports on Dawes harshly criticizing Congress and Republican leaders, accusing them of cowardice and warping national policy for self-interest. It notes his naming of minority blocs and his charge that lawmakers trade the nation's interests for office. It also covers Davis's campaign stance and differing views on party positions as observed from Jersey and Chicago sidelines.
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Dawes
Congress
Republican Organization
New York
Davis
Associated Prest
Locust Valley
John W. Davis
Jersey
Seagirt
Clarksburg
Charles G Dawes
Davin
Colorado Town Saved From Blaze
Firefighters halted a rapid blaze threatening a Colorado town as alarms sounded and residents watched. Crews battled the flames, preventing spread to homes and structures, with no serious injuries reported. The cause remained under investigation.
Grim and damning eloquence in the Marshall Darrow jury debate
The courtroom hears long arguments on premeditation and cruel motive in the DiMaggio era murder case. Marshall and Savage press for death penalty while dissecting mental state versus law. Darrow and Crowe prepare closing pleas as the week-long trial progresses with detailed recounts of the crime against Bobby Franks.
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Marshall
Marhall
Darrow
Thnot
Vilenens
Savage
Mr. Marshall
Bobby Franke
Mr. Savage
Bobby
Dog
Hanes
Clarence
Robert I. Crowe
Tennessee fugitive honored by fellows is granted a pardon
Basil Nicholson, who fled Tennessee after a 1913 shooting and parole violation, surrendered to Governor Austin Peay, was pardoned and planned to resume his life under a new name. He served 21 months after a one to five year sentence, then disappeared to elude parole enforcement.
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Nashville
Tenn
Basil ‘Nicholson
Tennessee
Elty Council
Basil Nicholson
Austin Peay
Ciizen
Chattahooga
Nicholson
Louis Cannon
Aberty
Erickson to Speak in Butte Amid Montana Prosperity Drive
The article profiles Judge Erickson, noting Montana’s improving economy, wheat price gains, and a public push to curb government costs. It traces Erickson’s rise from humble roots in Kansas to Washburn College and law, his district judge tenure, and later leadership roles in the Democratic Party. The piece hints at his broad shoulders and determined character shaping his political career.
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Montana
West
Erickson
Lincoln
Kansas
Washburn College
Coolidge Accepts Baltimore Lafayette Statue Talk
President Coolidge accepted an invitation to speak in Baltimore on September 6 for the Lafayette statue unveiling. The message to Mayor Jackson confirms he will deliver the 11 o'clock address as part of the Lafayette Memorial Day services.
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Plymouth
Coolidge
Baltimore
Lafayette
Jackson
Connecion
la Fayette-Marno
Soviet Move On Beijing Legation Properties Details Pushing Diplomacy
The Soviet government seeks to regain control of legation properties in Peking once held by czarist authorities, sparking questions among allied powers about recognition. Jacob Gould Schurman, as China’s envoy, discussed with Russian ambassador at Wellington Koo’s residence after Karakhan initiated negotiations to reclaim the former legations. The Soviet envoy planned to notify Minister Bhharman, acting dean, that 1901 protocol grants the corps absolute control over legation compounds and extraterritorial rights for guards and officials.
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Associated Press
Washington
Peking
China
Jacob Gould Schurman
Karakhan
Bhharman
Diplomatic Corps
Mine Gaston foe of cigarettes dies in sanitarium
Mine Lacy Page Gaston, a national foe of cigarette use and reformer linked to Frances Willard, dies at a Chicago sanitarium after injuries from a car crash and throat cancer. She founded the National Anti Cigarette League and led anti smoking campaigns for decades. President Harding had been urged to quit by Gaston.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lacy Page
Gaston
Miss Gaston
Illinois Mate Normal School
Frances Willard
Matt W. Alderson Buried in Bozeman
Local notice reports the burial of Matt W. Alderson in Bozeman with family members attending. The article references Hartman and Senator W. Tiarmon amid sparse details and garbled surrounding text from OCR.
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Matt W. Alderson
Bozeman
Torema’ viaGharies
Hartman
W. Tiarmon Am Piette
One Bid for Long Section in Municipal Bonds
City council considers bids for bond disposal with bidders allowed a margin up to 10 percent for flotation costs if no ready buyer is found. If Montana Roadamite bid is rejected the city must wait six months to re advertise. A 10 percent certified check accompanies the bid and Harvard to Grand avenue distance is about 4600 feet.
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Montana Roadamite Company
Andrew
Harvard
Grand Avenue
First Mars Photos Expected At Closest Earth Point
San Jose Cal Aug 20 First photograph of Mars at its closest approach will be taken today weather favors. Astronomer avers Mars is inhabited remains unproven and further studies compare Mars with other planets. Time and duration of the imaging depend on favorable viewing conditions and equipment readiness.
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San Jose
Cal
Mars
Accaraing
Filipino Scouts Given Long Sentences
A report notes several Filipino scouts receive extended prison terms. Details sketch a sequence of charges and penalties, with emphasis on the length of sentences and the nature of the alleged offenses. The article cites court actions and names involved, outlining broader implications for the community and legal proceedings.
Mountain View Methodist Picnic At Washoe Park
More than 300 people joined Mountain View Methodist Church at Washoe Park Anaconda for a day of all church activities. Intermediates won a baseball game 13 to 16 against Clark Park juniors after a morning of races and singing. Evening plans include a Thursday silver anniversary program titled Mountain View Memories with short talks by church members and a community invitation from Dr C L Clifford. Copies of a 40 page illustrated book will be offered for the first time.
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Mountain View Methodist Church
Washoe Park
Anaconda
Smith
Art Wayne
Art Pascoe
Irvin Davidson
Asa
Dick Dyer
Mountain View
Clark Park
Mrs. Knox
George Kelley
H. A. Smith
W. J Vigus
A. J. Hester
F. B. Price
C. L. Clifford
Mercury Recording Lowest Maximum in Months
Overcast skies kept temperatures cool as the day failed to rise above 69 degrees with evening lows around 40. A July 19 note records a 36 degree minimum and a maximum only a few degrees higher, reflecting a prolonged cold spell across the week.
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Mercury
Ait Butte
Mrs Mary Holman Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Mary Holman dies after a long illness. A native of standing, she had lived in various places and was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Survived by several relatives including Mrs. William Berryman of Butte and Mrs. Mary Medlyn of California. Funeral arrangements not specified.
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Mary Momman
Holman
O Stand
William Berryman
Butte
Mary Medlyn
Californiaters
James Thomas
Wiliam Moyle
Alice Harfang
Willam
Episcopal Shure
Mra Holman
Senator Borah Sure to Be Renominated in Idaho
Boise Aug 20 United States Senator William E Borah of Idaho is certain to be renominated by the Republican state convention to be held at Idaho Falls next Tuesday as party leaders announced.
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Irene Boise
Idaho
United States
Willam
Borah
Idaho Falls
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