Radigal Group Holds Smallest Convention in Silver Bow
A radical group under the non partisan League held a notably small convention in Silver Bow County. Nominations followed with judges Jeremiah J. Lynch James KE Murray and H A Tyrand for the bench. Sheriff Larry Duggan clerk Emmett O’Brien county assessor Mike Allen and others named. A legislative ticket includes W I Dunn Elizabeth Kennedy Penny Joseph Griffin Abe Alderman Arthur Cox. A rancher commented the farmers were ignored while candidates from professions filled key offices.
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Emmett O’brien
Mike Allen
John Sheehan
Lou Freudenstein
Nellie Sullivan
Madge Dugan
W. I. Dunn
Elizabeth Kennedy
Penny
Joseph Griffin
Abe Alderman
Arthur Cox
Rocker
Five Hurt In Fatal Street Collision Near Mercury Street
Witnesses describe a wreck involving two cars on Mercury street. Darragh’s Stutz struck pedestrians including a baby, a mother, and others. injuries included brain concussion and a fractured jaw. Darragh and Dockstader faced reckless driving charges with bonds set at $100 each.
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War to Blame. Tokyo Navy Tax Push
Tokyo officials defend raising the Japanese income tax to fund naval expansion arguing the war shifted global competition to the Pacific and the postwar situation requires an immediate naval program, while many Japanese oppose the tax as an added burden on citizens.
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Associated Press
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Europe
Pacific
Americans Lose at Henley Regatta in Two Close Races
American efforts faltered as the Union Boat club of Boston was defeated by Jesus College Cambridge in the second heat for the grand challenge cup. William Chandler also fell to RR Nussy of Kings College Cambridge in the preliminary for the diamond sculls, reducing American entries to two events.
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Associated Press
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Boston
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William Chandler
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Kings College, Cambridge
Cows Refuse Milk After Dry Water Dump
In Cadiz Ohio cows in the area have stopped producing milk after prohibition officers dumped several hundred gallons of wine into a sewer that feeds into a creek crossing pasture fields. The poisoned water led cows to refuse drinking, creating a local milk shortage.
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Street workers wage rise tops teachers in town
In Manchester the board of public works approved a 14 percent wage hike for street department laborers. The raise lifts pay from 54 cents per hour to an annual total of 1,536.60 dollars, including 19 days of paid vacation. This surpasses the average teacher salary in public schools, even counting grammar school heads.
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Langer Leading Frazier in North Dakota Primary
William Langer held a lead over Gov. Lynn J. Frazier in the North Dakota Republican gubernatorial race as rural returns came in. Langer led by about 12,000 earlier, with 1,439 of 2,064 precincts reporting unofficial results. The Fargo Forum projected Frazier could seize the nomination as more votes remained to be counted.
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New Electric Instrument Standardizes Sunlight Fading
A new electrical instrument standardizes the fading effect of sunlight to reproduce testing conditions. It measures color permanency in textiles wallpapers and other articles, aiding quality control.
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