Nebraska Governor McMullen backs Democratic farm plank
Governor Adam A. McMullen of Nebraska endorses the Houston convention farm plank. He says it aligns with McNary Haugen concepts including a federal farm board and parity credit loans, while advocating an equalization fee to share crop surplus costs and bolster farming as a business.
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Parker Backs Smith for President in 1924 Race
John M. Parker former Louisiana governor and 1912 bull moose vice presidential nominee announced support for Gov. Alfred E. Smith of New York in November. Parker praised Smith as in closer touch with humanity and welfare and paid tribute to Senator Joseph T. Robinson, Smith’s running mate.
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Italy Advances Electrification of Railways Network
Italy is electrifying 330 miles of railways and plans more than 1,000 miles powered by current as part of a broad modernization effort.
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Montana Delegate Sees Smith Rise From Houston Platform
Mr Kremer a Montana delegate reports on the Houston convention scene. He notes Smith's constructive policy for business agriculture and labor and describes the credentials battle over Louisiana. Kremer endorses Smith as progressive, anti big government, pro human rights and property rights.
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Condemned Building in Floral Park Addition Declared For Demolition
Butte Montana notices cite Clinton B. Kramer et al at 3014 Sheridan Ave as owners of a dilapidated house on lots 16 and 17, block 33, Floral Park Addition. City Engineer's description orders the structure torn down and removed within 30 days.
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First Session of Eagles Convention Opens Today
The Montana Fraternal Order of Eagles opens its annual convention in Great Falls with 160 delegates attending. More than 1,000 members from across the state are expected, with state officers to be elected tomorrow morning and installed at the evening session. A parade will accompany the rodeo and Fourth of July celebration. Gay A. Bosley presides. Harvey M. Read delivers welcome. F. A. Williams reports state membership at 6,738.
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Parking advisory for Fourth of July fireworks area
Fourth of July celebration committee warns drivers to avoid the open space south of Clark Park during the fireworks display tonight. All rockets and bombs will fall in that area. Alternate parking spaces will be provided. The display follows the pageant as a feature of the celebration.
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Governor Delivers Two Speeches Before Democratic Nominating Meeting
The governor outlines the campaign strategy pending formal approval by the Democratic National Committee a week away. He plans two speeches on Wednesday at Tam many Hall and City Hall steps and returns to Albany Thursday for the first national committee session. He declines to comment on Navy Secretary Daniels’ appeals to Southern Democrats and refuses an invitation to speak to the Ku Klux Klan on July Fourth.
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Detective Seeks Lost Belgian Police Dog
Detective Jack Gerry searches for his black Belgian police dog lost or stolen about a week ago. The dog is a valued family pet. a reward awaits anyone who returns the animal. Contact 556 North Franklin, phone 1448.
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Pageant and Fourth of July Parade Light Up Butte
Enthralling stage pageant rehearsals at Clark park promise a standout spectacle tomorrow night with a Montana history episode and large chorus. The Fourth of July parade, with 147 entries, features civic groups, floats, and a comic division, while city officials ban parking along the route from 8 am.
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Budget Figures Show County Expenditures for 1925 28
County budget details list General Fund items for officials and departments with totals. A fiscal statement covers June 30 1925 to June 30 1928 noting outstanding bonds warrants and paid off amounts and outlining road and bridge projects funded with county and federal aid totals and future savings projected for taxpayers.
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Coman Elevated to VP of Northern Pacific Railway
St Paul July 2 W E Coman assistant to the president of the Northern Pacific railway was appointed vice president with headquarters in Seattle Wash Coman began as a clerk with the Burlington at Kansas City in 1888 later served Union Pacific at Portland Oregon
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Air Tourists Reach Kansas In National Route Tour
Wichita July 2 25 planes led by Robert Canwell's Lockheed landed at the municipal airport to end the national air route tour after a day in the city.
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Campaign tour and Hoover candidacy discussed by Dr Work
Dr Work outlines a nationwide stamping tour and radio addresses for President Hoover and predicts Republican focus on maintaining prosperity and good government. He expects Hoover to return to Palo Alto around July 12 for the nomination and notes activity may start September. He is confident in a GOP victory and plans a Chicago stop to meet state ticket candidates.
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Icebound Krassin Fails to Reach Italia Castaways
Russian icebreaker Krassin remains blocked by ice while attempting to reach the Nobile radio party and Lieutenant Lundborg near Foyn island. Planes search Italia survivors are hampered by fog and unstable ice, delaying rescue as Nobile endures injuries and hardship aboard the base ship at King's Bay.
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Work Confers on Minnesota Campaign with McGregor and Bayne
Chairman Work met in Superior with John E. McGregor republican delegate at large from Minnesota and Reed T. Bayne publisher to discuss Minnesota politics. They claimed Hoover would win Minnesota by at least 100000. Workers who fled farms for Venezuelan oil fields two years ago are returning home.
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