Langtrum Tops Chief Opponent in Montana Primary
Helena news reports late primary returns from 1403 precincts across the state. Langstrum led the Republican ticket for U S senator with 16 754 votes while Jeannette Rankin polled 13 954. other candidates trailed. Democratic races for supreme court and railroad commissioner also show county tallies, with partial results indicating Lanstrum leads in Park County and Cascade county tallies signal broader patterns as the night progresses.
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Primary Election Results Highlight Montana State Race
Complete county and district tallies show Democrats Walsh 308 and Evans 377 leading their fields in Deer Lodge. Republican counts include Cooper 568 and Beaumont 785 with Ward candidates like Coughlin 781 and Ross 581 also high. Chouteau County reports Parsons Rankin 2 and Merrilies 1 102 among others, as lines close on party preferences.
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Larson
McElwain
Holt
Evans
Beaumont
Keeley
Ray
Coughlin
Ross
Dyer
Harris
Osmers
Wood
Nilowest rider killed after horse throws him at roundup
Freddy Patterson a renowned eastern Montana rider was killed when thrown from his horse at a roundup last night. Patterson, celebrated roper and relay rider, left a wife and young child. Bud Byrd and O M Bing were riding with him when the accident occurred as he struck his head on a rock. He had been a familiar figure at roundup celebrations for years.
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Topere
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Flour Restrictions Rescinded Under New Rules
Bozeman August 29 Administrator Atkinson announces the wheat flour rules end previous per person monthly and possession limits. The new regulations take effect next Monday, rescinding prior restrictions.
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Dillon News items mix of crimes and schools
In Dillon near Jackson a laborer G W Rickett was jailed on a threat charge after being found with a revolver a police baton and flashlight. he is a former Deer Lodge penitentiary inmate. Elizabeth Sutherland contracts eighth grade exams in county rural schools. TR Strickland to Camp Lewis enlisting. Mrs Barrett to Mayo Clinic. Schools open Sept 3 in Dillon. normal college expects heavy enrollment. A Lorraine Front report notes American patrols engaging a German Fokker with Lt Armstrong firing 280 rounds.
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Fokker
Manonville
Armstrong
Pont-a-Sousson
Industrial school man gone wrong in two states
Carrington Jackson former Aberdeen South Dakota industrial school staffer and former White Sulphur Springs Montana superintendent pleaded guilty to mailing fraud before a U.S. commissioner in St. Paul. He admitted sending bogus checks to Chicago mail order houses to buy a diamond ring. He will be taken to Sioux Falls for sentencing.
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Beaverhead Huskies Join Camp Lewis Draft
Dillon Aug 29 Thirty two more Beaverhead Huskies entrained for Camp Lewis to join the draft contingent for the week after Aug The men gathered in the city and were inducted into the United States service at the military board with kits badges and a banquet at the Andrus hotel They heard talks and songs then danced at Dillmont park before rides at Wortham carnival and a farewell by local supporters many from out of town.
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Entrainment Time Draft Contingents for September
Helena Aug 29 State Adjutant General Phil Greenan announced the draft contingents schedules from the War Department listing counties to report on September 3 4 5 and 6. The lists include Mineral Silver Bow Powell Carter Prairie Custer Rosebud Musselshell Wheatland Meagher Sweetgrass Madison Dawson Gallatin Carbon Beaverhead Richland Stillwater Missoula Sheridan Valley Phillips Blain Hill Chouteau Jefferson Teton Fergus Yellowstone Broadwater Lewis and Clark Deer Lodge Toole Flathead Lincoln Granite Ravalli Park Sanders Big Horn among others.
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Crops Beat Expectations Across Several Counties
Helena August 29 Crop reports from Lewis and Clark and neighboring counties show dry land yields surpassing forecasts with wheat reaching up to 39 bushels in some fields. Labor remains scarce as harvesting progresses across the region.
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Bozeman notices shift as Choate takes Helena post
Bozeman attorney I W Choate departs for Helena to lead the general utilities department in the Attorney General Ford's office after two years as city attorney. Herbert S Farris named deputy county attorney by Carlson to succeed Ernest A Peterson. Eric Kerkelsen joins Montana State College as assistant professor of mathematical engineering. Thirty men in Gallatin County reach 21 since June 5, with Bozeman natives among registrants.
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A. Wohler Jeree
Yale University
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University of Washington
Galvatin County
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Manhattan
Chree Forks
Salesville
Maudlow
Marriage Lease Recorded in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge on August 29 a marriage lease was issued to Alfred C. Burch and Dorothy Ranney with Rev. Attwood performing the rite. Burch is son of John Burch of Dest Lodge and Ranney daughter of George F. Ranney of Dempsey. Local figure known as Snowball, Mr. Johnson, will depart around September 1 for a training camp after displaying a white ribbon and badges for the Powell County Contingent.
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Dorothy Ranney
Attwood
Bureh
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Dest Lodge
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Dempsey
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Snowball
Sam
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Reading
Powell County
American dash omages boche quit of juvigny
Mastery of the air is strong for the Allies along the front. A misty morning limited aerial activity with few German sorties attempting observations. Allied planes dominated the sky while German planes were driven down or forced to retire. Only a few prisoners reported as German aircrews are said to be captured.
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French Forces Tighten Pocket in Somme Valley
French armies press into a salient between the Canal du Nord and the Aisne after two days of operations. Nesquay wood fallen tightens the pocket from the west as Mont St Simeon dominates the valley, with key roads from Noyon to Chauny and Ham under artillery fire.
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French Advance Near Ham and Noyon Attains Ground
French and American forces push toward the Oise region, reaching near Ham and driving toward Guiscard and Noyon area. Allied gains include captures of Landrimont Merlin court and crossing the Allette river, with over 50 villages taken as German resistance weakens. French casualties and German mines and traps noted. Tarjus reports overall Allied momentum and German retreat patterns amid heavy fighting along the Vesle and Oise fronts.
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