Cavanaugh Backs From State Tour For Supreme Nomination
Miles J. Cavanaugh, republican candidate for associate justice of the Montana supreme court for a four year term, returned yesterday from an eight day tour that covered Bozeman Livingston Billings and Great Falls. He spoke of broad local support and said post primaries will decide the general election. He urged lawyers to reduce political influence on the bench and pressed fellows to back the most suitable candidate regardless of party.
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Miles J. Cavanaugh
Great Falls
Cavanaugh
Improvement of Streets Sought by Taxpayers Meeting
Property owners on Second street plan a meeting at St Joseph's parish house next Wednesday to discuss improving Second street. Alderman Callow says the invitees include the mayor city engineer city attorney county commissioners and surveyor to advise taxpayers. Mayor Beadle accepted the invitation. A proposed ordinance would ban street carnivals on city streets declaring obstructions public nuisances with penalties from 100 to 300 dollars. The measure targets Dakota street carnival protests and odors from vendors. The budget for 1928 29 was adopted with minor wording changes by the Ways and Means committee and judiciary committee.
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Tom Callow
Fifth Ward
Second Street
St. Joseph's Parish House
Beadle
Butte
T. 4
Morgan
Sixth Ward
Judiciary Committee
Dakota Street
Ways and Means
Second Order On Blackmer Wealth Issued By Court
A court issued a second order on Blackmer regarding seizure of Liberty bonds under a law championed by Senator Walsh. Blackmer, summoned to show cause on October 15, faces possible forfeiture of property tied to Continental Trading Company profits traced to Fall through Sinclair. Subpoenas were served in Paris for trials on organization and operation.
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Walsh
Montana
Frederick J. Siddons
Blackmer
Europe presses motion pictures surge in three nations
Germany joins France and England in boosting film production as studios expand output and crews hire more talent. The trend signals growing cultural influence and potential competition in international markets.
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Germany
France
England
Remarkable Welcome for Earhart and Crew at City Hall
A crowd of about two thousand cheered Amelia Earhart and her companions upon their return. Earhart credited Stuka and Gordon, while praising Stultz and Gordon. The party included a luncheon with Commander Byrd, a flowers presentation by Campfire Girls, and plans to visit Boston on Monday. Other aviators present noted include Wilkins, Eielson, Balchen, and Chamberlain.
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City Hall
Miss Earhart
Stuka
Gordon
Ireland
Miss Farhart
Stultz
Richard BE
Byrd
Boston
Sir George Hubert Wilkins
Carl Ben Eielson
Arctic Sea
Bernt Balchen
Clarence Chamberlain
Atlantic
Porter Sought for Train Attack Near Lind
A sheriff led a posse across the Bio Bend country near Lind Washington to capture a Northern Pacific Pullman porter accused of attacking a 19 year old white girl asleep in her car. The porter fled the train at Lind as it moved toward Spokane. The injured woman was taken to a hospital. doctors said injuries were bruises and scratches and not serious.
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Spokane
Wash
Sheriff Shafter
Adams County
Bio Bend
Lind
Northern Pacific Railroad
Neero
Seattle
Mrs Trudgen Returns Home From Deaconess Hospital
Mrs. Joe Trudgen with her infant son returned Wednesday to her home from the Deaconess hospital. Mrs. Trudgen was formerly Miss Alfreda Hosking of Walnut street.
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Joe Trudgen
Deaconess Hospital
Trudgen
Alfreda Hosking
Walnut Street
International film output by country last year
Germany produced 254 feature films last year while France made 74, England 44, and Italy five. The figures highlight Germany's lead in European cinema production with notable gaps among France England and Italy.
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Germany
France
England
Italy
Rewards Paid For DAutremont Arrest In Mail Train Robbery
Spokane report states rewards totaling 15900 dollars are paid for aiding the arrest of the D Autremont brothers who killed four on a 1923 Siskiyou mountains mail train raid. Thomas Reynolds receives 5300 dollars and Albert Collingsworth 4150 dollars. Emma L Maynard and the Steubenville officers earn unspecified shares. The brothers remain imprisoned at Salem Oregon.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
D'Autremont Brothers
Siskiyou Mountains
Oregon
Charles Riddiford
United States Post Office
Southern Pacific Company
Express Companies
State of Oregon
Thomas Reynolds
San Francisco
Hugh D'Autremont
Reynolds
Hugh
D'Autremont
Los Banos
P. I
Manila
D’au
D'Autremonts
Oregon Penitentiary
Salem
Commission Named for Boulder Dam Feasibility Study
Secretary Work with President Coolidge approves a five-member commission to study the Colorado river dam project. Maj. Gen. Sibert Daniel Mead Ridgeway Berkey and Warren Mead named as engineers and geologists to assess site feasibility safety and economics with a report due by December 1 1928.
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Washington
Work
Coolidge
Congress
Colorado River
Boulder
Black Canyon
William L. Sibert
Bowling Green
Daniel Webster Mead
Madison
Wis
Robert Ridgeway
New York
Charles P. Berkey
Warren J. Mead
Secretary of the Interior
Record of Large Peanut Imports Into United States
The United States imported more than 43,000,000 pounds of peanuts in the past year, reflecting a substantial level of peanut trade. This quantity underscores active agricultural commerce and dietary demand across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Girl Scouts Camp at Butte to Open with New Lodge
Butte Girl Scout leaders announce growth with 450 members and plans for a summer camp in a new lodge. Miss Burney Rice returns as camp director with Ruby Gill teaching home econ, James White leading first aid. A 125 girl first aid course produced 100 diplomas. the lodge features rustic furnishings donated by Mrs J R Hobbins as completion nears.
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Camp
Castle Rock
Butte
Montana
Scott W. Fries
Western
James White
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mr. White
J. R. Hobbins
Butte Group
Episcopal Leader Eva Dies After Move to Denver
Mother Eva founder of the Transfiguration community of the Protestant Episcopal church died at a local hotel in Denver on Friday from a lingering illness. Sister Beatrice, who traveled with her, remains a longtime associate. Dean B. D. Dagwell will repatriate the body for burial beneath the altar at Bethany Home chapel in Glendale, a Cincinnati suburb.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Eva
Beatrice
Dean B. D. Dagwell
St. John's Cathedral
Bethany
Glendale
Cincinnati
Four Die in Crossing Crash Near Lockport
Four people were killed and eight injured when a Rochester Lockport and Buffalo line traction car collided with a Lockport Akron bus near Lockport New York. The dead include bus driver Charles McClure and Royalton residents Miss Genevieve Wilson Walter Stein and John Quile.
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Associated Press
Lockport
N. Y
Rochester, Lockport and Buffalo Line
Injunctions Mean Nothing to Women at Work on Church
In Dallas on July 6, despite a second temporary injunction stopping construction of a Fundamentalist Baptist tabernacle, about 50 women and boys kept building the roof as men laid down tools after the injunction issued by County Judge Towne Young. Pastor Rev Earl Anderson remained in Dallas county jail hospital ward after being found guilty of violating the first injunction, fined $100 and costs, bond set at $1,000.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Towne Young
Earl Anderson
Girls Readied for Summer Camp Tahepia Wohelo
Registration lags at Camp Tahepia Wohelo on Georgetown Lake as Miss Marie Conley heads the program with Miss Marian Fitzpatrick and a staff teaching swimming archery camp craft and diving. The 120-seat camp along with nurses, life guards, meals, and sanitary facilities promises daily swimming, hikes and a special gypsy week, with many Butte names listed among participants.
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Marie Conley
Anaconda
Marian Fitzpatrick
Butte
Harold Greiner
Margaret Nagel
Fire Girls
Stella Skulason
Red Cross
Tahepia Wohelo
Georgetown Lake
Georgetown Dam
Tahepia
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Dorothy Davis
Naomi Gates
Elizabeth Davis
Janet Ralph
Kathleen Hayes
Adelaide Hootle
Virginia la Londe
Helen Milde
Harriet Kennedy
Margaret Lehwalder
Barbara Lehwalder
Carlyn Myers
Janet McKinley
Agnes J. Edwards
Mary Ellen Kelley
Bernadine Knagual
Thea Lowney
Dorothy Knight
Pauline Doonan
Helen McArthur
Ruth Keppner
Bessie Moyle
Norma Cole
Beulah Dubler
Betty Anderson
Lorraine Hearth
Elva Lacey
Catherine Callahan
Helen Murphy
Margaret Orr
Gwendolyn Clarke
Hester Davis
Ruth Charette
Jane Burrough
Lois Thirloway
Loretta Thirloway
Jeanette Duncan
Benita Adlard
Marjorie Donner
Catherine Volherding
Kathleen Smith
Marion Warner
Mary Thomas
Theresa Walters
Bertha Weinstock
Virginia Haggerty
Anna Connor
Fthel Connor
Mary Nash
Olive
Florida Bubble Before Court
A restraining order to prevent disruption of assets of the Coral Gables corporation was requested in a supplementary application for receivership filed in federal court. Creditors who yesterday initiated voluntary bankruptcy proceedings accuse insolvency and misuse of funds, saying the firm is dissolving under committees acting for certain creditors.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Coral Gables Corporation
Pioneers and progress from Roanoke to modern America
The text honors early Roanoke colonists and the first white American child born in the test colony. It contrasts pioneer courage with today’s comfortable life and notes wartime China reducing Shanghai cotton output to under two thirds capacity.
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Sir Walter Raleigh
Roanoke Island
North Carolina
America
China
Shanghai
Coolidge Likely To Speak At Gettysburg Monument
Superior Wis July 6 President Coolidge favors an invitation to Cannon Falls Minnesota for a July 29 monument unveiling honoring Col William Colvill and the First Minnesota at Gettysburg. Governor Christiansen and Minnesota lawmakers led the delegation seeking the brief address, with Coolidge planning at most a 10 minute talk.
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Associated Press
Wis
Coolidge
Cannon Falls
Minn
Gettysburg
William Colvill
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry
Christiansen
Minnesota
Andresen
Knutson
Goodwin
Newton
Maas
National Republican Committee
Chicago
Teagarden Denies Drinking Record in Senate Bid
Sam W. Teagarden, seeking the Democratic nomination for United States senator, writes the Women’s Christian Temperance Union denying he is a drinker. He says he has been a non drinker since before the 1916 campaign, urges the union to add a question on adherence to the 1916 liquor law, and asks that the letter be publicized.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Sam W. Teagarden
United States
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Teagarden
Montana Anti-Saloon League
J. W. Wade
Washingtons Take Class B Title After Loss to St Joseph
Washingtons lost 7 to 5 to St Joseph but clinched the Class B Division II championship and will face St Marys at Hebgen Park Monday for city honors. In Class A Franklin claims scheduling issues denied them a chance to meet Webster for the division lead, with a potential Monday final at Cinders between Webster and Franklin. Final standings follow.
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Washingtons
St. Joseph
St. Mary’s
Hebgen Park
Franklins
Websters
Webster
Franklin
Home Run Standings and Leaders Across Leagues
Yesterday Wilson of the Cubs hit a two run homer, Herman Robins added one, and Carey Robins also struck. Wilson leads the American League with 21 homers while Bottomley of the Cardinals has 18. Bissonette Robins 16. Hornsby Braves 14. Hurst Phillies 11. Ruth and Gehrig top AL with 31 and 18 respectively. Hauser Athletics 12. Brannon Browns and Blue Browns 9. League totals show National 326, American 284, grand total 610.
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Wilson
Cubs
Bottomley
Cardinals
Bissonette
Robins
Hornsby
Braves
Hurst
Phillies
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Hauser
Athletics
Brannon
Browns
Blue
National
American
Peterson Defeats Johnson In Ten Rounds in Hollywood
Clayton Peterson of Chicago heavyweight wins a clear decision over Bill Johnson of Long Beach after ten slow rounds in Hollywood. Johnson offers little offence as Peterson dominates most of the bout.
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Hollywood
Cal
Clayton
Big Boy) Peterson
Chicago
Bill Johnson
Long Beach
Belanger Stops Marullo In San Francisco Bout
Canadian light heavyweight title claimant Charley Belanger knocked down Tony Marullo twice before stopping the New Orleans battler in the second round of a 10 round bout in San Francisco. Belanger dented Marullo’s chin with power punches to claim victory.
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Tony Marullo
San Francisco
Charley Belanger
New Orleans Battler
Wisconsin Board Opposes Merger of Great Northern and Northern Pacific
Madison July 6 The Wisconsin railroad commission argues to the Interstate Commerce Commission that a merger of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific would violate the consolidations provision of the Interstate Commerce Act and harm Wisconsin by weakening the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific system, a major state carrier.
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Madison
Wis
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railways
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
State Railroad Commission
Wisconsin
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railway
Army pilots win international balloon race for second Gordon Bennett trophy
Captain W. E. Kepner and W. O. Eareckson clinched a margin of a mile and a half in the Detroit to Richmond course, securing America’s second Gordon Bennett trophy. Distance 460.9 miles for Kepner, 459.4 for Kaulen, and 44.8 for Dollfus and Cormier. Kepner landed near Kenbridge Virginia three miles southeast of Kenbridge. Kaulen landed near Chase City Virginia. The Blanchard balloon crashed near Walnut Cove North Carolina. The national aeronautics association plans a new trophy to replace the retired one.
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Associated Press
Washington
W. E. Kepner
W. O. Eareckson
America
Kepner
Geological Survey
Bramen
Hugo Kaulen, Sr
Charles Dollfus
Georges Cormier
French Bay
Blanchard
Dan River
Walnut Cove
N. C
Detroit
Kenbridge
Kaulen
Chase City
National Aeronautics Association
Army
Midwest Mat Team Dominates Olympic Tryouts in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Michigan on July 6 Midwest college wrestlers secured a majority of United States Olympic berths after final tryout matches. Winners include Robert Hewitt Michigan 125 pounds Allie Morrison Illinois 135 Clarence Berryman Oklahoma A and M 145 Lloyd Appleton Cornell Iowa 158 Ralph Hammond Texas 175 Ensign H L Edwards U S N 190 Ed George heavyweight. Several alternates to the team will be named with runners up likely to receive berths.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Midwest College
Amateur Athletic Union
Robert Hewitt
University of Michigan
Allie R. Morrison
University of Illinois
Clarence Berryman
Oklahoma A
M. College
Lloyd C. Appleton
Cornell College
Iowa
Ralph Hammonds
Texas University
Ensign H. L Edwards
Ed George
Belmonts Champion of lesion ball race in Butte
Belmonts won the American Legion championship in Butte by defeating East Siders 6 to 3 after a playoff tied with Cardinals and Fast Siders. Hensley held the opposition in check as Belmonts prepare for the inter-district series in Montana.
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Belmonts
American Legion
Butte
East Siders
Hensley
Belmont Chicker
Cardinals
Fast Siders
James Uneles
Silver Bow Post
Montana
Rogers
Slatt
Pisco
Wagner
McLoughlin
Kop
Gallagher
Samore
Butte Amateurs Stage Fast Three Round Card At Elks Gym
Local amateurs at the Butte Elks gym delivered several fast three round bouts last night. Finals, initially set for tonight, will be postponed to accommodate a long list of entrants. Results include Balich over Portman at 136 pounds Bennetts over Redick McGown over Murray Kelly over Thomas McCormick over Burns Walsh over Cassidy McGrath over Curran Maloney over Daly John Maloney over Cassidy Vic Boyle defeated Hayes.
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Butte Elks
Ray Balich
Fred Portman
Dave Bennetts
Dick Redick
Eddie McGown
Gerald Murray
Jean Kelly
Bob Thomas
Tom McCormick
Tom Burns
Jack Walsh
Peter Cassidy
George McGrath
Peter Curran
James Maloney
Sam Daly
Bernard Maloney
John Clark
John Maloney
Paddy Cassidy
Vic Boyle
Frank Hayes
Leading Hitter in Butte Amateur Baseball League
Dick Boyer of Western Fuels tops the league averages with .517, replacing Martin of Rocker. Clarke of Stratfords is .500, Martin sits third at .491, E Gerry of Stratfords fourth at .484, Michelich of Meaderville fifth at .479, with many batters above .300.
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Dick Boyer
Western Fuels
Butte
Boyer
Martin
Rocker
Clarke
Stratfords
E. Gerry
Michelich
Meaderville
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