National Editor Speakers Lead Sessions at Convention
Missoula July 20 Diversified topics from insurance mining agriculture and forest service marked the second day of the National Editor Association convention. Speakers included C F Kelley W B Greeley Henry Swift Ives and Hanford MacNider with Brig Gen A G McAlexander at the banquet sharing World War insights.
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C. F. Kelley
W. B. Greeley
Henry Swift Ives
Hanford MacNider
A. G. McAlexander
Rock of Maine
Standard
Missoula
Forest Service
National Editorial Association
American Legion
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Forest Service of the United States
United States Insurance Information Clearing House of
Chicago
Hanford MaccNider
Chateau Thierry
The
Argonne
St. Mihiel Salient
McAlexander
Mail Vote Will Settle Outome Nebraska Fight
In Omaha observers say the Republican gubernatorial race between Adam McMullen and Charles H. Randall will hinge on absentee mail votes. With 1,857 of 1,913 precincts reported the margin was under 150, McMullen 47,492 Randall 47,374. estimates place mailed ballots around 14,000 to swing the result.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Adam McMullen
Beatrice
Charles H. Randall
Randolph
McMullen
Randall
Nebraska
Possibilities of Montana in Industrial Way
C. F. Kelley president of Anaconda Company describes Montana’s industrial growth to editors. He outlines expansion plans, resource use, and how the region could advance mining smelting and manufacturing sectors through investments and infrastructure.
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Montana
C. F. Kelley
Anaconda Company
Industrial Montana Progress Highlighted by Kelley Speech
Cornelius F. Kelley of Anaconda Copper Mining Co addresses the National Editorial association in Missoula sharing Montana industrial growth, resource wealth, and a hopeful future. He urges stable political policy, fair taxation, and supportive leadership to sustain industrial expansion.
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Standard
Missoula
Montana
National
Cornelius F. Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Kelley
Mr. Kelley
National Fiftorial Association
Executives Refuse Union Demands in Three Points
Washington July 21 A conference of railroad executives and senators failed to yield a settlement on the railroad strike. Leaders insisted on three points including seniority rules pension statutes and boards of adjustment, while unions pressed for concessions. Senators Cummins Kellogg and Watson attended, with no agreement on legislation and an optimistic note from Cummins about future talks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Cummins
New York
Watson
Indiana
Kellogg
Minnesota
Senator Cummins
T. DeWitt Cuyler
Association of Railway Executives
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Eastern Railroad
Chicago
Congress urged rejection of Ford offer on Muscle Shoals
Senate agricultural committee chair Norris urged rejection of Henry Ford's offer for Muscle Shoals and backed government ownership of development of war projects in Alabama via a government controlled corporation. The report noted support among Republicans and one Democrat for Norris plan. Kendrick favored a shorter lease term with modification.
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Associated Press
Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Alamada
Senate
Norris
Senate Agricultural Committee
Page
Vermont
McNary
Oregon
Keyes
New Hampshire
Gooding
Idaho
Norbeck
South Dakota
Harrold
Oklahoma
McKinley
Illinois
Kendrick
Wyoming
Ford
Nevada aviator Clarence Prest locates alive after forced down
Clarence O. Prest, traveling from Buffalo to Nome and Siberia, was forced to land Sunday near Seventy Mile River 75 miles from Dawson City. He killed a caribou for food after his plane wrecked, and was found by a party led by Marshal Dudney 45 minutes from Eagle Alaska. He plans to travel by steamer to Fairbanks.
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Associated Press
Dawson City
Y. T
Clarence O. Prest
Nevada
Buffalo
N. Y
Nome
Alaska
Siberia
Here
Fairbanks
Nigger Head Flat
Dawson
Prest
New Mistress of Gould Millions in Paris Marriage
George Jay Gould marries Mrs. Alice Sinclair, ex musical comedy actress, in Paris. The union shocks New York society as the first Mrs. Gould Edith Kingdon died last November at Georgian Court Lakewood New Jersey. Gould family reportedly registers no opposition to the match.
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Paris
George Jay Gould
Alice Sinclair
New York
Governor authorizes arrest of William Allen White
Kansas Governor Henry J. Allen orders the arrest of William Allen White editor of the Emporia Gazette for alleged violations of the industrial court anti-picketing provision. The warrant is expected tomorrow as Allen states no one will be exempt from prosecution. White had supported railway shopmen's strike with placards and a front page editorial challenging prosecution.
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Associated Presse
Topeka
Kan
Henry J. Allen
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Kansas Industrial Court
White
The
State
Gazette
Allen
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Montana Priests Take Plane Trip London to Paris
The Rev. Norbert C. Hoff president of Mount St. Charles college in Helena and the Rev. Thomas Killila English professor there are touring Europe Asia and Africa. They flew from London to Paris for a Fourth of July thrill, a two hour journey noted in a postcard Hoff sent from Paris on July 6 to Rev. Victor Day in Helena.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Norbert C. Hoff
Mount St. Charles College
Thomas Killila
Europe
Asia
Africa
London
Paris
Victor Day
Hoff
Copper and Bar a Oaleo Campaign 5 Moving Ahead
The copper shingle campaign gains momentum especially in the East as Anaconda Sales vice president Thomas D Arcy Brophy visits Butte. He describes education efforts for copper and brass uses and notes strong interest after a 10 week ad campaign in New York papers.
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East
Thomas D'Arcy Brophy
Anaconda Sales Company of
New York
Butte
P. J. Brophy
Mr. Brophy
Delightful radio concert by two Butte artists
The Standard station aired a standout program featuring Miss Lucia Evans violinist Miss Helen Evans pianist and George Taylor vocalist. The duo performed Meditation Souvenir Perfect Day and Sing Me to Sleep with Evans on violin and piano and Taylor singing Smilin Through The Holy City and Sing Me to Sleep. The concert drew praise from listeners and aided touring conditions.
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Standard
Lucia Evans
Helenvans
George Taylor
Helen Evans
Mr. Taylor
Miss Evans
Butte
Northern Pacific executive statement from Helena
J G Woodworth, a Northern Pacific railroad executive from St Paul, sent a statement from Helena dated July 20. The release references ongoing developments and notes continued coverage on page 7.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
J. G. Woodworth
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul
Federal plan to stretch out coal supply amid strikes
Washington July 20. Federal officials moved to state a plan diverting coal from non union mines to essential transport lines using priority orders. Hoover said ICC and commerce department will act within days. Daugherty warned of a winter coal shortage due to strikes. Governors' replies to protection requests were mixed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commerce Department
Union Territory
Great Lakes
Daugherty
Harding
White House
Arkansas
Montana
Oregon
Texas
Groesbeck
Michigan
Amundsen's polar flight delayed by Arctic ice
Ice conditions in the Bering Sea delayed the Maud's arrival at Point Barrow and postponement of Capt Roald Amundsen's plan for a polar flight to Spitzbergen. Wireless reports placed the ship near Good Hope Bay Kotzebue Sound, far from Barrow, as heavier floe ice slowed northward progress.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Bering Sea
Roald Amundsen
Maud
Point Barrow
Alaska
North Pole
Spitzbergen
Grants Land
Amundsen
Nome
Good Hope Bay
Kotzbue Sound
Arctic Ocean
Cape Prince of Wales
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St. Francis Xavier's Church
F. Kelley
W. W. Loomis
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