Kremer predicts sweep for Democratic ticket in West
Montana delegate-at-large J. Bruce Kremer returns from Houston confident in the Democratic platform and predicts Governor Smith and Senator Robinson will win. He argues Montana will favor Smith by at least 25,000 and carry Silver Bow county, the South, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and nearly all western states except one.
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J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Houston
Kremer
Smith
Robinson
South
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Norway Denies Body Given Up by Arctic Sea
Great Britain plans to join searchers sweeping northern wastes for traces of the lost explorer. Norge denies reports a body has been recovered from the Arctic Ocean and handed over.
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Norway
Great Britain
Explorer
Wilkins Plans Antarctic Flight After Arctic Feats
Sir George Hubert Wilkins and Lt. Carl Ben Eielson, fresh ashore with Arctic exploits, outline an American air tour for summer. Wilkins will lead an Antarctic expedition this winter and aim to circumnavigate the Pacific in spring, while Eielson eyes Alaska routes and a new flying service between Fairbanks and McGrath utilizing two planes.
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Associated Press
New York
Sir George Hubert Wilkins
Carl Ben Hielson
Polar
Alaska
Spitzbergen
United States
Wilkins
Antarctic
Pacific
Eielson
Sir George
Fairbanks
Federal Airway
McGrath
Death of Rev. Father Michael J. Hannan at Mayo Hospital
The Rev Father Michael J Hannan pastor of St Marys Catholic church in Butte died at Mayo hospital Rochester Minn yesterday at 2 15 p m after an operation He was ill about six months and is to be interred in Butte joining parishioners who valued his 16 years of service His sister Sister Mary John a Mercy nun and assistant Father James F O She a priest were at his bedside The news came by telegram from Sister Mary John and was received with regret in Butte where he served since 1912
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Butte
Rochester
Minn
Father Hannan
Michael J. Hannan
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Mayo Hospital
Mary John
Mercy
St. Lawrance’s School
James F. O’shea
John K. O'Rourke
Montana
Anaconda
Bally Neety
Limerick
Ireland
New York
St. Patrick’s College
Charles
United States
Governor Smith Resting in New York After Nomination
Governor Alfred E. Smith spends his first full day in New York in seclusion at a hotel suite resting from the strain of the past week. He holds private conferences with friends and receives visits from local Democratic leaders from Houston. He returned to his hometown late last night on a special train, welcomed a baby donkey from Houston Democrats, and saw it installed in the private zoo at the executive mansion.
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Associated Press
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Houston
Texas
Albany
Executive Mansion
South Main Street store robbed by Butte gunman
An unmasked robber held up Palace grocery at 311 South Main last night, taking about 50 dollars from proprietor Pete Pappas at gunpoint. Pappas fired on the fleeing suspect as he escaped toward Main Street. Police and emergency units searched the neighborhood after the incident.
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South Main Street
BUTTE
Palace Grocery
Pete Pappas
Pappas
McDonald and
Quirk
Mike Oswald
Four Lose Lives as Midwest Storms Ravage Four States
Four deaths and at least a dozen injuries followed a line of storms and tornadoes that swept through Minnesota North Dakota and Wisconsin causing damage estimated at more than 31 million dollars. In Minnesota Grace Halliday of Aberdeen died when her car overturned near Jamestown North Dakota victims include farmer Joe Heinze near Alice and Herman Bijerke and Lewis Kaus struck by lightning in Fergus Falls. Damage concentrated at Anoka and Clear Lake Minnesota and Osceola and Clear Lake Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
North Dakota
Grace Halliday
Aberdeen
Jamestown
N. D
Joe Heinze
Alice
Herman Bijerke
Lake Park
Lewis Kaus
Fergus Falls
Anoka
Clear Lake
Osceola
Wis
COUNTY'S ADAC WORK BUDGET FOR SILVER BOW COUNTY
Silver Bow county plans total operations for the ensuing year at 921 530 68 a saving over 1927 of 51 511 96 The board of county commissioners announced the figures noting changes from last year including a small rise in the general and road funds a large cut in the poor fund and reduced bond payments and interest The budgets detail general fund 390 640 68 road fund 160 350 bridge fund 20 000 poor fund 208 410 bond sinking fund 86 000 interest on bonds 56 130 compared with last year’s totals 385 254 94 160 250 266 950 101 000 59 587 50 J F Driscoll clerk of district court notes the article continues on page 2 col 5.
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Silver Bow County
Board of County Commissioners
General Fund
J. F. Driscoll
District Court
Proposed Budget Replaces Speech Labor of Hoover
Washington July 2 Secretary Hoover paused campaign duties to tackle the 1929 20 commerce department budget as Republican presidential nominee He met with department heads and other officials to work through budget details while delaying further campaign preparation
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Plane tragedy over Meadow claims three lives
July 2. Three people died when an airplane caught fire shortly after takeoff during a celebration. Pilot Ames of Rapid City, Bartell of Shadehill, and Chester Gibson of Meadow, S. D. were aboard. The craft burst into flames, burning the bodies beyond recognition.
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Associated Press
Meadow, &. D
Pilot Ames
Rapid City
Bartell
Shadehill
Chester Gibson
Meadow
S. D
Ames
Great Pageant and Fireworks Set for Butte Fourth
Butte celebrates the Fourth with a large pageant at Clark Park titled The Beginning of Time. A grand patriotic parade is planned for the Fourth with seven divisions of features. Airplanes dropped bombs over the city yesterday as crowds enjoyed Bernardi shows dog races Mile Florence aerial acts and other attractions.
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Clark Park
Mining City
Butte
Bernardi
Florence
Celebration day program with aerial bombardment warnings
The city schedules a noon air attack drill by Jack Lynch and Bert Mooney, follow ups include Florence appearing at 12 30 daily danger, a 12 30 act by Greater Winter Garden entertainers, Eddie Price and Jimmie Chatham, 7 29 p m Florence act, 8 15 dog races at Highland Kennel Club, 8 30 patriotic pageant at Clark Park with 1000 participants and fireworks, 9 p m dancing, Bernardi Exposition at the Midway.
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Jack Lynch
Bert Mooney
Florence
Galena
Wyoming Streets
Greater
Winter Garden
Eddie Price
Moyal Hiliorians
Jimmie Chatham
Bert Barber
Los Angeles
Nightingale
Bones” Hartwell
Highland Kennel Club
Clark Park
H. E. Hill
Byng of Vimy Named Police Commissioner in London
London announces Viscount Byng of Vimy will become commissioner of police, succeeding Sir William Horwood, with appointment made by Home Secretary Sir William Joynson-Hicks ahead of next fall.
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Associated Press
London
Britain
Viscount Byng of
Vimy
Lord Byng
William Horwood
Home Secretary
William Joynson-Hicks
Bandmaster Gives Curtis Welcome With Wrong Tune
The Providence dispatch reports Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas and his daughter Mrs. Webster Knight Sr. arrived at the 10 Ranch circus in Providence. As they entered the big top, the band played The Sidewalks of New York instead of a suitable air after a police tip warned the manager of Curtis’s presence. The bandleader's intent remains unclear.
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Associated Real Providence
R. I
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Webster Knight Sr
New York
Providence
Goolidge Will Md Owen In His Campaign
Hubert Work says he did not ask the president what he proposed doing nor did he make suggestions. The remark frames how policy positions were discussed during the campaign. No direct policy details are given in the statement.
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Goolidge
MD Owen
Hubert Work
Confident of Victory Work Leaves for Campaign Aid
Associated Press dispatch from Superior Wisconsin reports Chairman Hubert Work of the national Republican committee departed with assurance from President Coolidge that he would aid the coming campaign. Work delivered Coolidge’s resignation as interior secretary, which the president withheld accepting until a successor is chosen. Work said Coolidge would announce acceptance and appointment simultaneously and declined to reveal specific campaign plans, noting Hoover will run a quiet, dignified, educational effort.
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Associated Press
Wis
Hubert Work
National Republican Committee
Superior
Coolidge
Work
the Interior
White House
Dr. Work
President Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Interior
New York State
New England
Hoover
Airplane Saves Missoula Baby From Death In Flight
Missoula, Mont. July 2. For the first time a plane was used to rush life saving material to Missoula. Pilot Robert Johnson and Fire Chief James T. Cranney flew to Wallace Idaho to fetch carbove gas needed to treat the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Bam Caras who suffers spasmodic convulsions.
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Preas
Missoula
Mont
Robert Johnson
James T. Cranney
Wallace
Idaho
Amundsen’s Fate Uncertain Amid Arctic Rescue Efforts
London reports an unconfirmed message claiming the body of Capt Roald Amundsen was found at sea off Norway. Oslo inquiries denied it. Britain mobilizes rescue efforts with two seaplanes joining searches for Amundsen and five companions from the Italia expedition, who vanished June 18 near Bear Island with only a two week supply.
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Associatedress
London
Roald Amundsen
Norway
Exchange Telegraph Company
Oslo
Umberto Nobile
Italia
Great Britain
Air Ministry
Amundsen
Amundson
Guilbaud
Bear Island
Lon
British Cruiser Dauntless Runs Aground Off Halifax
The British cruiser Dauntless of the North Atlantic and West Indies squadron ran aground on Tribune shoal near Halifax harbor in fog and is likely a total loss. There were no casualties. Captain K D W MacPherson ordered abandonment four hours after impact. crew were rescued by Ifeboats and taken to Canadian cruisers Festubert and Ypres.
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Halifax
N. S
Dauntless
North Atlantic and West Indies Squadron
Halifax Harbor
K. D. W. MacPherson
Festubert
Ypres
Boy in Salt Lake paralyzed after lake dive tragedy
Herman Hegenberger, 18, McCook high school athlete, was kept alive by ten Salt Lake City officers and firefighters in relays at St. Mark's hospital after diving 15 feet into Great Salt Lake at Saltair. He remained conscious but paralyzed below the neck with a severed spinal cord as his father F. M. Hegenberger rushed by air from North Platte to be at his bedside.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
F. M. Hegenberger
North Platte
Neb
Herman Hegenberger
McCook
St. Mark's
Great Salt Lake
Saltair Resort
Here
Salt Lake
Jean
Doris
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