Hoover Poised for Campaign as Farm Relief Debate Intensifies
Hoover plans to leave Washington for Palo Alto soon after receiving official nomination notices. He works to solidify a national Republican organization with daily talks across the country, meeting figures like Indiana’s Harry G. Leslie and Postmaster General New. Eastern campaign leadership may fall to Senator Moses if a separate setup is created for the East.
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Cooldge
Hoover
Palo Alto
Cal
Harry G. Leslie
Indiana
New
Moses
New Hampshire
Hoover resigns from Commerce Department in letter
President Coolidge receives Hoover's cabinet resignation by mail. Hoover may depart around July 15 or 16 after a potential visit to the summer White House. Coolidge has not yet accepted the resignation and discussions may set the replacement date.
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Associated Press
Superior
Wis
President Coolidge
Hoover
Commerce Department
Coolidge
White House
Cedar Island Lodge
Commerce Secretary
Oil firms boost Tampico area activity after regs
Following acceptance of Mexico's new oil regulations by nearly all large producers, activities around Tampico have increased with one company rehiring 500 workers.
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Mexico
Tampico
Urug uay Government Eyes 50,000 Tons of Corn Purchase
Government officials consider buying 50,000 tons of corn to aid Urug uay growers. The plan targets stabilizing prices and supporting farmers amid market fluctuations. If approved, the purchase would involve state agencies and local delivery arrangements with regional suppliers.
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Uruguay
Amundsen’s Fate Tied to Lone Crossing Effort
The Nobile party notes the captain left the ice floe camp on May 30 and has been missing for over a week. A note from Lieut. Holm warned against attempting a sea crossing toward Foyn Island. Sora’s party says he started despite the warning with scant food and was attempting a lone crossing against Arctic experience.
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Lieut
Lutzow Holm
Sea of Ice
Foyn Island
Cape Brun
Holm
Sora
Spokane Delegation To Tour Montana Industries
A special train will bring Spokane merchants and Northwest mining figures to Montana for a goodwill tour. The group will visit Butte, Anaconda, and Glacer National Park, with stops in Kalispell Shelby Great Falls Billings Livingston Bozeman Helena Missoula. John F. Davies chairs the trip. about 20 listed, other bankers to join.
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Butte
Washington
Anaconda
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Association
Northwest Mining Association
John F. Davies
Interstate Utilities Company
Montana
Walter M. Burns
W. H. Murgittroyd
Kevin-Sunburst
Sweetgrass
Chamber of Commerce
Spokane
Willard Thompson
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Large sturgeon weighed 196 pounds landed off English coast
A massive 196 pound sturgeon, among the largest ever caught off the English coast, was landed recently at Loewstoft signaling a notable freshwater angling record for the region.
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Loewstoft
Montana Progress and the State Government
A Montana editorial urges farmers to support stable government to secure credit and farm prosperity. It praises state leadership for restraining political strife, notes past false portrayals by critics, and argues the primary election hinges on character not class warfare. The piece condemns “quack politicians” who divide communities and stresses unity for continued progress.
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Montana
Aurora Borealis Visible In City Over Night Display
A brilliant aurora borealis lit the Butte district last night with streams and curtains of purple and green lights reaching toward the zenith. The phenomenon disturbed radio reception and AP wires, with notable activity around midnight and visible from the Main and Granite streets corner.
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Butte District
Devil's Slide
Continental Divide
Park Canyon
Associated Press
Main
Granite
Emir Becomes Expert With Knife and Fork
The Afghan Emir, under influence from Mrs. Jackson Fleming of New York and Madame Hourschid Bey, adopts American etiquette at court. He studied a standard etiquette book, translated into Persian, and ordered knives and forks used in the palace, signaling modernization of Afghan court manners.
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Associated Press
Kabul
Afghanistan
Amanoula
Doughty
Jackson Fleming
New York City
Fleming
Hourchid Bey
United States
Sureya
Hourschid Bey
Mrs. Fleming
Night workers offered to rent half a bed in Budapest
In Budapest on July 7 an ad in Pesti Hirlap offered half a bed for rent by a decent family with modest terms. A reporter visiting 42 Sandor Street found an elderly woman agreeing to let the bed from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m., noting hard times in Hungary.
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Budapest
Andrassy
Sandor Street
Pesti Hirlap
Hungary
Addresses Delivered at Democratic Club Meeting
The Silver Bow Democratic club heard H. Lowndes Maury, candidate for the Democratic nomination for chief justice, and W. H. Maloney, delegate to the Democratic national convention at Houston. Maloney outlined convention proceedings and Maury spoke on the party's future. A separate note mentions the cost of housing for tenants and the practice of renting beds during the day to night workers.
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Democratic Club
H. Lowndes Maury
The
Supreme Court
W. H. Maloney
Houston
Maloney
Mr. Maury
Insurance Policies Cover Absurd Lapses in English Firm
An English concern reports unusual policies including an actress insured against losing her legs, a hairy man against hair loss, and a timid man against revolutions, highlighting quirky risk management practices of the era.
Asparagus Exports to Switzerland Amid Hors D oeuvres Trend
Nearly 500000 pounds of canned asparagus were sent last year from the United States to Switzerland to be included in hors d oeuvres which form a key part of Swiss meals. London reports three times as many automobiles as Wales and 50 percent more than Scotland.
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United States
Switzerland
London
Wales
Scotland
Poems That Live in Our Boat
Dinah Marie M. Craik writes of a tranquil voyage on a dim river where mountains fade and forests sleep. A plea for peace, remembrance, and gentle blessing for loved ones closes with earnest tenderness.
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Dinah Marie M. Craik
One Life Killed by Unanywn Is Kentucky Hill
In Harlan Kentucky on July 7 two deputy sheriffs Floyd Ball and John Hensley were found dead after a gun battle that also left Hales missing. The sheriff received a tip about a man terrorizing travelers on Mayo trail and led a search with Hensley and Hales. A large posse hunted the mountains overnight as investigators weighed possible motives amid ongoing moonshine crime concerns.
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Kentucky Hill
Associated Press
Harlan
Kentucky
Floyd Ball
Harlan County
John Hensley
Tom Hales
Mayo Trail
Ball
Hensley
Hales
Governor plans eight week campaign with two speeches weekly
The governor, delaying comments until a Wednesday conference, aims an eight weeks campaign with at most two speeches per week. Speeches will be broadcast nationally, focus on common man issues, avoid foreign relations and finance. He would oppose attacks on rivals and prepare an Albany acceptance speech addressing the Eighteenth Amendment and enforcement.
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Albany
Greyhound Pup Fights Illusion of the Rabbit at Milwaukee
In Milwaukee on July 7 a veteran trainer notes two curiosities in his kennel. Swift and Sure, a pup who has never seen a live rabbit, wins most starts with a noisy phantom hare. Eight-year-old Freddie Parton celebrated his birthday with a Mulligan stew as Wallace’s veteran dog beats Reckless Buck and Noon Hour in a 5 sixteenths race in 34 1-5.
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Milwaukee
R. F. Wallace
Swift
Sure
Dry Island
Flying Belle
Freddie Parton
King Parton
Lady Satan
Wallace
Buck
Degnen's Radio-Active Solar Pad advertised for illness
An advertisement touts a light back and stomach worn pad claiming to cure a wide range of ailments without medicine or dieting. It stresses a free trial, 156000 sales, and asks readers to write for literature from Radium Appliance Co. in Los Angeles.
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Degnen
Radium Appliance Co
Bradbury Bldg
Los Angeles
Anaconda Man Cito III Dies After Lingering Illness
John Francis Sullivan 72 longtime Anaconda resident dies after a lingering illness at midnight. He lived at 700 Cherry Street. Survived by his widow S. A. and sons Earl George Sullivan and Gerald Kelly, all of Anaconda. Body awaiting at Finnegan funeral rooms.
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John Francis Sullivan
Anaconda
Cherry Street
S. A
Earl and
George Sullivan
Gerald Kelly
Finnegan
Fire hero saved child in Romford room rescue
Frederick J. Merrick, described as a cripple, rescued a trapped child from a second story room during a recent Romford fire. The行动 demonstrated courage amid dangerous conditions and highlighted Merrick's quick actions.
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Romford
England
Frederick J. Merrick
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