Moody Defeats Ferguson in Texas Governor Race
Dan Moody, 23 year old attorney general, defeats Gov Miriam Ferguson by nearly two to one in Texas primary. Moody accuses Fergusonism of influence, while Ferguson campaign blames husband James E. Ferguson on the Mrs Ferguson bid. Outcome seen as a rebuke to Ferguson era politics.
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W. Gregory Hatcher
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Blaze at Stockett Fire Causes $10,000 Loss
A fire in Stockett Montana started in a restaurant and destroyed a block including a hotel and barber shop. Fire hydrants failed, forcing use of distant water supply. The blaze plus smaller structures damaged the hospital and Yank building. no injuries reported. damage estimated at $10,000.
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Fone
Stockett
Stockett Hospital
Killer Says Man Struggling With Wife When Slain
Prescott Arizona August 29 A coroner's jury heard E T McKellegan confess to fatally shooting John H Robinson city manager of Prescott when he returned home midnight to find Robinson grappling with his wife The confectioner was jailed awaiting formal charges to be filed tomorrow by County Attorney Edward Tymans The jury urged binding McKellegan over for trial and the prosecutor said he will pursue the case
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Ariz
E. T. ‘McKelegan
John H. Robinson
Pr Ott Mnen
Robinson
McKellegan
Yavaspal County
Edward
Tymans
Superior
Lymaps
Associated Press
U.S. Dirigible To Make Test Flight
In Labehurst New Jersey on August 29, the dirigible Los Angeles will depart at 2 30 am if weather allows for a test flight to Hampton Roads Virginia. Commander Rosendahl announced the trip to calibrate radio compass with wireless stations in the fifth naval district, scheduled to begin at 9 30.
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Labehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Hampton Roads
Rosendahl
Virginia
Nasal District
Relief Work Begins for Gulf Storm Victims
Relief crews moved through flood damaged marshes in Terrebonne and La Fourche parishes with food water clothing and medical supplies as the tropical hurricane left at least 19 dead and more than a dozen missing. Red Cross swift actions followed, sending telegrams to organize trained workers for immediate aid and long term recovery in Terrebonne parish Louisiana.
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Terredonne
la Fourche
Patton
Mississippi River
Convent
Felicity Island
Mexico
Cme
Tourdeaux Canal
Lee
Washington
American Red Cross
Terrebonne Parish
Lasteek
Tribute 15 Paid to Accomplishments of a Great People
Senator Walsh praised Scandinavian heritage and world leaders at a joint Butte Anaconda picnic at Gregson Springs. The Montana Senate’s praise and the event’s success highlighted a day of sports, outdoor fun, and community celebration with 2000 Scandinavian Americans in attendance.
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Gregson Springs
Rivera
T. J. Walsh
Butte and
Anaconda
Montana
Butte
Jay Gregson
Aapres ‘Ium
Man Badlounded by Three Holdups Left Die
Reported early Sunday morning three assailants held up four itinerant laborers near vastness street Hupwlon. One victim, burst through with severe wounds, later died as officials suspect a single shooter from the same gang. The robbers netted about $50 to $100 in travel checks. Local updates note additional thefts linked to the same suspects.
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Paler
Garda
Officiis
Hogrina
Lewistown
Ex-War Secretarys Critique on Debt Plans
Newton D. Baker argues interallied debts should be cancelled. He criticizes the Dawes plan for harming Germany and calls the British settlement a magnificent disaster, noting unemployment and the strained burden on Germany. Baker contends Versailles terms remain heavy and that no other debtor nation can meet similar conditions.
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Versaillen
Montana Spring Wheat Quality Outpaces 1925
Special Dispatch from Bozeman reports Montana spring wheat averages a higher protein content than last year. Of 122 spring and 96 winter samples, spring wheat averages 14.03 percent protein versus 13.38 last year, while winter wheat runs 10.88 percent against 11.83. Early-season data cover key wheat areas and indicate strong quality, with hard red spring leading indicators.
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State College Laboratories
Bozeman
Montana Grain Inspection Laboratory
W. O. Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Benson
Landing Unit of U5 Brings Joy to Wicaraguans
The Associated Press reports American marines and sailors landed at Bluefields in Nicaragua, drawing cheers from residents as rumors of a large revolutionary force approaching fade. The U S withdrew guards at Managua to safeguard the American legation, while fear for lives and property tempers the mood.
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Nicuraan
Bluefields
United States
Mariner
Ameri
Violinist Heifetz Operated for Appendicitis and Hernia
New York reports famed violinist Jardha Heifetz underwent surgery on Thursday for appendicitis and hernia. Doctors say he is in a serious but not critical condition at Mount Sinai Hospital. Publicity concerns noted as the press awaits updates on his health.
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Heifets
Mount Sinai
John Smith
Rudolph Valentino
Enemies of Opium Win Signal Victory
In Geneva on August 29 Representative Stephen Porter of Pennsylvania saw a signal victory in the war on opium. His resolution, adopted by the humanitarian Committee, urges gas governments to suppress opium making in the Far East within 15 years. The failure to set a time limit helped prompt the American delegation’s withdrawal from last year’s Geneva conference.
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Clemenceau Eyes New Open Letter on Debts From War
The veteran French premier M Clemenceau signals plans to issue another open letter on debt issues following his Aug letter to President Coolidge. He says he is pleased with the reaction and hints at continued stance on the Malion Berenger debt accord and participation in politics. Senator Borah comments on broader debt cancellation implications for humanity and Europe’s recovery.
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U. S
Borah
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Vendee
France
M. Clemenceau
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Hue
Senator Horan
M. Bure
Bremier
Jane Collage
United States
French Foreign Legion
Foreign ‘Attaire
Bus and train collision injures thirty in Gary Indiana
A Shore Line motor coach was struck by a South Shore electric railway train near Gary Indiana injuring about 30 people. The coach driver Hughes Austin of Gary said he could not see the electric train but passengers contested the claim. Officials from both lines opened an investigation.
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South” Shore Electric Railway
Gary
Heswvnke
Ind
Hughes Austin
Officinia
Spain in unrest sparks possible news censorship
London reports from Aug. 29 indicate Spain may impose censorship as tensions rise over Prime Minister Primo de Rivera. Dispatches note civil guards on railways, three warships sailing to Tangier, and rumors of a government change with officers reportedly arrested or demoted for opposing his promotions by election.
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London
Spain
Primo de Rivera
Tangier
Morocco
Hendaye
France
Wald
Bordeaux
Theremier
Pacifists Push New Peace Ruling Ahead of Geneva Talks
On the eve of the League of Nations meeting in Geneva a world manifesto signed by leaders from 48 countries calls for abolishing conscription as a step toward world disarmament. Signatories include German generals Von Heimling and Von Schoenaich, and figures such as Rabindranath Tagore, Annie Besant, H. G. Wells, and Arthur Ponsonby.
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London
League of Nations
Geneva
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Wilson
League of Nationa
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von Heimling
von Schoenaich
Pmat Orbe
Reichstag
Annie Besant
India
Albert Instein
Germany
M. Ke Gandhi
Cord” Parmoor
Eingland
Arthur Ponsonby
England
HG Wells
Rabindrannath’ Tagore
Marconi Perfects New Wireless Loud Speaker
London August 29 Senator William Marconi of Italy, inventor of wireless, announced a perfected wireless loud speaker claimed to be audible for 10 miles. The invention, linked to the Marconi company, has already been tested at Fowes with meson.
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Prom
London
Willam Marconi
Italy
Marconi Company
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Fowes
Meson
Western lamb crop gains 2,000,000 head in a year
Denver Aug 20 Western lamb crop for this year is estimated at more than 2,000,000 head, above last year. The bureau of agricultural economics notes slower marketing, more ewe lambs kept for breeding, and strong demand for ewe lambs. Montana reports more lambs to sell. prices hover around 10 cents for wether lambs and ewe lambs, with mixed contracting in other western states. Hay supply is smaller but adequate for wintering cattle and sheep.
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