Four radicals win in Silver Bow county Democratic ticket race
With returns mostly in from Tuesday's primary four non partisan and labor league candidates were nominated on the county ticket and eight on the Democratic legislative slate. Wilson led Republicans for governor, Walker led Democrats for Congress, while McCormick and Griffin were separated by eight votes for the Republican nomination. Complete totals exclude one precinct.
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Wilson
Silver Bow
Walker
Congress
McCormick
Griffin
Silver Bow County
Labor League
B. K. Wheeler
W. W. McDowell
Thomas J. Walker
Watson
W. J. McCormick
Joseph Griffin
Harry L. Wilson
Dixon
Robert Clinton
Butte
Wheeler
McDowell
McCusker
Carroll
Kevans
Seeme
Riddick
Senate
House
League Labor
Soviet emissaries warn of war after London departure
Soviet delegates Leo Kameneff and Leonid Krassin told Universal Service they leave London by order of Moscow. They say the exit amounts to a declaration of war on Great Britain and foresee destruction of the British empire in the East as the Soviets prepare renewed offensives. Kameneff predicts India could be reached via Persia and Afghanistan if Britain aids Poland with navy or munitions. The pair criticize Lloyd George’s policy shifts and assert Russia will not peace with Warsaw on terms that risk its western flank.
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Robert J. Prew
Universal Service
Special Cable Dispatch
London
Russia
Great Britain
Leo Kameneff
Leonid Krassin
Lloyd George
Lucerne
Moscow
Luecerne
Poland
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Kameneff
England
France
India
Persia
Afghanistan
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Danzig
Wrangell
Black Sea
Crimean
Minsk
McCormick Leads Republican Nominates for Governor in MT
Returns from Montana's primary show McCormick leading in the First District nomination and Wilson closing the gap as east-end results trickle in. Democrats focus on Wheeler, McDowell as race tightens. Dixon leads Wilson in the governorship tally with partial counts.
Countywide Democratic Nominees Listed for Local Offices
A detailed list of candidates across counties names Judges clerks sheriffs treasurers assessors commissioners educators and other officials. It includes Jeremiah Lynch Louis Donovan Joseph Jackson M Sullivan M I Sullivan Larry Duggan George Bourquin J F Driscoll Howard A McIntyre Peter J Kelly Lou Freudenstein Nellie Sullivan Dan Holland Madge Brogan Duggan Nellie Small W F Dunn J H Driscoll Frank Carr A N Alder man Elizabeth Kennedy A E Barrow Malvina Beakey Horace F Casey D B King Ed Rouleau John T Andrew Arthur E Cox and many others serving in South Butte Silver Bow and surrounding districts.
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Jeremiah Lynch
Louis F. Donovan
Joseph R. Jackson
M. I. Sullivan
Larry Duggan
George Bourquin
J. F. Driscoll
Howard A McIntyre
Peter J. Kelly
Lou Freudenstein
Nellie Sullivan
Dan Holland
Madge Brogan Duggan
Nellie Small
W. F. Dunn
J. H. Driscoll
Frank Carr
A. N. Alderman
Elizabeth Kennedy
A. E. Barrow
Malvina Beakey
Horace F. Casey
D. B. King
Ed Rouleau
John T. Andrew
Arthur E. Cox
South Butte
Anthony MétBride
Charles Coll
Silver Bow
L. A. Buckley
Pat Lynch
Trunk murder suspect Eugene Leroy arrested aboard Dryden
Eugene Leroy alias Leroy, 19, sought by Detroit police in a trunk murder case, was arrested on the British freighter Dryden at Rio de Janeiro. The ship, en route to Buenos Aires then New York, will hand him to New York officers. Authorities learned of his presence after a week and requested the ship hold him. Detroit filed for extradition if he landed elsewhere.
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Rio Janeiro
Eugene Leroy
Detroit
Mich
Dryden
Leroy
Buenos Aires
New York
State Department
Washington
Brazil
Forecast of coal price tumble by U S officials
Washington reports a predicted drop in coal prices as the justice department expands the anti profiteering campaign. With rising production, officials say the market should follow sugar in an earlier decline. Federal agents began gathering evidence in Baltimore on an alleged cartel boosting prices through repeated resales, and similar action was ordered at Hampton Roads.
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Washington
Associated Press
Department of Justice
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
Forest fires threaten destruction across northern forests
Mis soula August 25 continued dry winds drive fires in the Flathead Kaniksu and Coeur d Alene regions. A 500 acre blaze on Lost Creek and large fires on Woodward Mission and Pyramid loom with little chance of early control. Six major fires burn Kaniksu country including Noisy Pretty Watson Harding and Slate creeks near Coolin Idaho. A new 120 acre fire on Declaration Creek and uncontrolled Vermillion Creek fire persist. Selway district reports improved conditions though Bear Creek fire crews quit, claiming they had earned enough for a stake.
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Missoula
Blathead
Kaniksu
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Montana
Lost Creek
Flathead
Woodward
Mission
Pyramid
Noisy
Pretty
Watson
Harding
Slate Creeks
Coolin
Tone
Wash
State Forestry Department
Coeur l'Alene
Declaration Creek
Cabinet Forest
Selway Forest
Bear Creek
Cox charges conspiracy to buy presidency
Governor Cox declared in Evansville that evidence of a deliberate conspiracy to buy the presidency would be revealed, saying the campaign fund size would shock the public and that he would produce evidence tomorrow night convicting many associates of a nationwide plot.
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Evansville
Ind
Cox
Indiana
Hays
Tommorrow
America
United States
Whiskey confiscation sparks West Virginia egg case
At a West Virginia station a prohibition inspector found four cases of eggs blown from shells and resealed with cement after whiskey was poured into them. The mishap prompted a report to the prohibition commissioner’s office.
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Universal Service
Washington
West Virginia
Prohibition
Prohibition Commissioner's Office
Women Protest Cork Mayor Imprisonment At British Consulate
In New York a group of women picketed the British consulate for three hours to protest the imprisonment of Cork lord mayor Terence MacSweeney. They carried placards demanding why two mayors might be murdered to keep British rule in Ireland and urging action in the name of humanity.
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Universal Service
New York
Terence MacSweeney
Cork
MacSweeney
Ireland
Lighter captains in New York harbor get $25 monthly raise
The United States railway labor board granted a $25 monthly wage increase to lighter captains in the New York harbor service of nine railroads. The retroactive raise starts May 1 and applies to non self-propelled lighter and barge captains who belong to Lighter Captains' Union Local 946 of Brooklyn.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
New York Harbor
Brooklyn
Standifer Shipyard sees mass walkout in Vancouver
About 3,600 workers at Guy M. Standifer Shipbuilding in Vancouver walked out today over a dispute not fully disclosed by union or company leaders. An unofficial cause cited was the use of non-union riveters, with officials hoping for a possible settlement tomorrow.
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Vancouver
Wash
Guy M. Standifer Shipbuilding’ Corporation
Increased Rail Rates Take Effect Nationwide Today
Washington Aug 25 Increased transportation charges on most railroad and steamship lines become effective at midnight. The general hikes average about 33 1 3 percent for freight and 20 percent for passenger fares and excess baggage milk charges, with 50 percent more for Pullman accommodations. Water carriers will launch joint rail and water rate increases. Hearings on petitions for higher intrastate rates are authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission under the Transportation Act.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Idaho Democrats name candidate at state convention
Idaho Falls Aug 33 candidates for the democratic ticket were named at the state party convention in session here United States Senator John Nugent was renominated for the Senate T A Walters Caldwell won the governorship nomination on the second ballot Nathan Kone Idaho County was named lieutenant governor Pettibone lost out Walters previously attorney general and state board of education member Fran Martin withdrew on the second ballot Nell Irio Sandpoint was named for the first district W P Whitaker Pocatello for the second district others were listed for supreme court offices and state posts with several names including J F Forney Moscow John N Flynn Sandpoint Edward M Holli Idaho Falls George H Curtis Cassiar County Egbert Jones Lemhi Olive Rashek Kellogg A Snow Gilmore W Bates Pocatello and W Me Lemhi listed for various roles
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Idaho
Democrats
United States
John Nugent
T. A. Witers
Caldwell
Nathan Kone
Idaho County
Pettibone
Walters
Th State Board of Education
Fran Martin
Boise
Congress
Nell K. Irio
Sandpoint
T First
W. P. Whitaker
Pocatello
Seco
Moscow
Supreme Court
John N. Flynn
Sand Point
Justi Supreme Court
Edward M. Holli
George H. Curtis
Cassiacoun
Egbert Jones
Sarah E. Me
Aviators Plan Homeward Hop From Alaska
Nome, Alaska Aug 25. The officers of the army aviation group that completed a transcontinental flight late Monday afternoon are planning to depart Cape Prince of Wales and Siberia late this afternoon.
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Nome
Alaska
Army Aviation Ex
Cape Prince of Wales
Siberia
Man who sang, woman aids, tale ends in vanished treasure
A Bristol street singer inspired a Hitchin man to elope with a 60 year old engineer wife. They fled to Bristol after he stole 235 dollars from the husband’s house. The next day he left, taking the treasure and leaving the woman with unpaid hotel bills and a missing keepsake.
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London
Bristol
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A. J. Stewart
Charles F. Juttner
Lee Hawley
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G. W. Deniger
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Howard A. Johnson
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George H. Wade
Charles S$. Warren
T. F. MacDonald
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