Rudolph Valentino Dies After Illness in New York
Rudolph Valentino, famed film star and longtime matinee idol, died in New York after an eight day illness. Doctors and nurses stood by as he battled pain from an appendectomy and complications, with his final days marked by frail muttering and a hopeful reference to a flying trip. Funeral plans were not announced as friends and business associates mourned the industry icon.
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Antointed Press
New York
Rudolph Valentino
Hit
Rudolph
Val Ho
George Ullman
Valentin
Search For Unidentified Woman's Body In Missouri River
Great Falls August 25 A long river search by Sheriff Tom Norton’s force failed to locate an unidentified woman’s body seen by a railroad employee floating on the Missouri River early today The body likely drifted far downstream from the bridge area near the road No formal drowning report has been received locally.
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Great Falls
Missouri
Shertif Tom Norton
A. ©. Galland
Great Northern
National head of grocers talks to Montana dealers
Representatives of grocery concerns statewide attended the Montana Association of Wholesale Grocers quarterly meeting at the New Finten hotel. J. J. McLaurin of Washington, president of the American Wholesale Grocers Association, spoke on the economic distribution of food products. Local wholesalers from Butte, Helena, Great Falls, Billings, Missoula, Roundup and Havre were listed among attendees.
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Monana Association of Wholesale Grocers
New Finten Hotel
J. J. McLaurin
Washington
American Wholesale Grocers' Association
Charles Youlden
Davidson Grocery Company
George Chattes
Stone-Ordean-Wells Company
Butte
W. C. Kiel
Kiel Company of
Billings
F. J.gein
Gels Company
Charles Heisey
Heiney Company
Great Falls
Earl J. Murphy
Murphy Wholesite Company
Helena
Ton Hovet
Union Wholesale Company of
A. Th “Jake” Andrus
Lewistown Mercantile Company
J. F. Whalen
Lewistown Wholesale Grocery Company
Ralph W. Brown
The
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Yellowstone Park Attendance Record Shattered in 1925
The Associated Press reports Yellowstone Park in Wyoming broke its season attendance record of 154 282 last week. By Aug 23, nearly 160 000 visitors had entered, with officials predicting at least 180 000 for the year. August days with under 2 000 visitors are rare, averaging above 2 500 daily.
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Associated Press
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Yellowstone
Get Acquainted Party Tours Butte Area
Northern Pacific automobile tourists numbering 38 from four states visited Butte and Anaconda yesterday. They heard about Butte as a market and agriculture in Montana, met civic leaders, and traveled via Skalkaho trail toward the Bitterroot and Flathead country.
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Binten
Putte
Anaconda
Skalkaho
Bitter Root
Flathead Country
Byerly
Northern Pacific
A. E. Wilkinson
Tutte
Ing Party
Montana
Catholics Crush Hopes For Early Religious Peage
The Roman Catholic episcopate in Mexico City unanimously ruled against resuming church services for now and kept the boycott. A conference with President Calles last Saturday is cited as shaping the stance, with plans for a congressional campaign to amend the constitution discussed, and no date set for further talks.
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Mexico City
Calles
Diaz
Carles
EL Universal
Uminge
Assistant Chief of Ganton Police Removed by Mayor
Aug 22 George Lengel, chief of Ganton Police, was dismissed by Mayor Schwartz amid accusations he bungled the Mellett murder inquiry by failing to press the investigation early. Lengel faced a 20 day suspension for alleged close ties to the underworld and for allowing departmental contacts with gang figures.
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Ganton Police
Associated Press Ca
George Lengie
Poe
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Lengel
Bungle
Mellett
Underworld
Herrick Returns to Coolidge in Brief Vacation
The veteran American ambassador to France resumes his duties and travels back to Washington to confer with President Coolidge on the delicate French situation.
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Herrick
Coolidge
Mes
America
Feturne
Conidae
Bank cashier Goodyer arrested after Helena bank shortage
William 8 Goodyer cashier of the Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Helena was arrested after investigators found a $50,000 shortage in accounts and a warrant filed for embezzlement of $60,000. Sheriff James Barnes set out to arrest Goodyer in Butte or nearby.
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William 8. Goodyer
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Helena
Goodyer
James
Lewis and Clark County
Associated Pre
Jay G. Larson
W. Goodyer
Jamon Barnes
Hutt
Eliot Funeral for Harvard President Charles W Eliot
Funeral services for Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard, will be held at noon today in the Union church at North East Harbor Maine. Dr. Francia Gleabody of Cambridge will preach with Dr. Henry Wildermade Mans assisting. the body then goes to Cambridge for Wednesday services at Appleton Chapel Harvard.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Union Church
Francia Gleabody
Cambridge
Mas
Eliot
Henry Wildermade Mans
Appleton Chapel
Montana Supreme Court Hears Novel Murder Reprieve Attempt
Attorney Galasso seeks swift Montana Supreme Court action to stay Tony Vettere's execution citing California precedent. Gov. Erickson weighs reprieve while a special court session may be convened to hear a stay motion and related filings, with the case drawing intense attention as the execution date nears.
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Tony Vettere
M.S. Galasso
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J. Ward Crosby
High Court
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Jeremiah
Vettere
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Lynch
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Surist
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Annity
Ernor
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Baby Bandits on Road to Recovery in Pueblo
News reports from Pueblo describe a sobering case where a 14-year-old bandit, shot during a confrontation while resisting arrest, remains in critical condition but showing slight improvement. The incident follows a spree of bold holdups and robberies in the hills, with both brothers Fritz and Forrest Cones linked to the earlier crimes and facing long prison terms after pleas.
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Associated Press
Gonce
Forrest Cones
Forrest
Maine Solon Fernald Dies After Illness at 69
United States Senator Bert M. Fernald died at home in West Poland Maine after a ten day illness. He was 68 or 69 and had long served as governor of Maine and as a U S senator. His family gathered at his bedside after Congress adjourned. He endured early health struggles and later engaged in public life with persistent efforts.
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West Poland
United State
Hert M. Ferald
Congress
Herr MM. Fernald
Klewt
United States Senate
Herrin Duel Ends Fatally for Two
A coroner jury opened an inquiry into a night shooting in Herrin that killed Marty Walker, 44, a former police chief and opponent of Kus Klan figure Willimon, and fatally wounded Everett Smith, 30, a Herrin newcomer. Walker was shot in the back after firing twice. Smith fired once.
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Ted Henn
Cross
Marty Walker
Glenn Young
Willimon ‘Counery
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Ina
Everett Smith
Fathehiy
Walker
Herrin
Po Ion
Young
Smith
Alminion
Suez
Grange Leader Discusses Prohibition and Farming Prospects
Louis J. Taber of Columbus head of the National Grange tells President Coolidge that the Grange supports the 18th amendment and enforcements beginning to close loopholes. He says farmers face a modestly better situation than last year with purchasing power up due to slight farm value gains, but costs remain high and the industry has a long road to return to normal. The Grange plans no policy until November while outlining coordinated influence to push its agricultural program.
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Associated
Paul Smiths
Unite
Coolidge
Louis J. Taber
Columbus
Ohio
National Grange
Grange
Taber
Europe
Greece welcomes Coup as Pangalos ousted and new era begins
Athens reports Greece pleased with General Condylis coup marking eighth revolution this century. Massive demonstrations applaud the overthrow of President Pangalos, who is imprisoned after an attempted escape from Spetses. Market confidence improves as Dolley-led side gains new freedom and stability.
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Greece
Cone ‘Dylis
Pangalos
Spetane
T Pangalos
Full Dress Rehearsal of Revels Staged Tonight
The Mandarts present a second general rehearsal of Revels at the Broadway theater and American Lat fen hall. A mix of amateurs and near professionals perform with attractive dances and songs under Lewi Lacey. The director’s patient guidance aims for a polished, professional feel in what is hailed as the finest local talent performance yet.
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Broadway Theater
Lewi Lacey
Butte
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