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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1924

Page

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Pardon Power Topic Probed in New Mexico Hearing

Santa Fe July 24 The state supreme court heard a habeas corpus case over Governor Hinkle's pardon power as it relates to direct contempt of court. C Magee editor of the Albuquerque journal was released on $2500 bond at the hearing's end, while awaiting the court's ruling on whether contempt charges and excessive punishment violated due process and statute.

Albuquerque Supreme Court Santa FE N. M C. Magee State Supreme Magee San Miguel County Las Vegas Meee David J. Leahy Canes Ankren

Yellowstone Park Travel Record Sets Daily High

In Par d iner Montana July 22 1924 a record daily total of 2660 visitors for Yellowstone National Park marked a new travel high for the season. Weather records from Mammoth note a midsummer blizzard after 126 inches of precipitation in four hours, with temperatures down to 34 degrees.

Associated Press Pardiner Mont Yel Park Yellowstone “National Park Mammoth

Train Hits Auto. Three Die and Three Injured Near Trinidad

AP reports a train struck an automobile at a grade crossing near Trinidad. Victims include Edward Bludworth, a Colorado Bell employee, and his two daughters Katie and Anna aged 10 and 6. three others killed or fatally wounded and two more children plus a sixth person seriously injured.

Associated Press Trinidad Sule Tate Waward Blud‘worth Colorado Bet “and Tron Company Katie Anna

Erickson notes Western Montana shows strong state outlook

Missoula July 24 Judge J E Erickson Kailepell democratic candidate for governor visited Missoula and spoke with the Missoulian on Western Montana business and crops. He praised wheat and hay crops in Flathead and Flathead Reservation while noting rising taxes and public debt. He warned voters will seek intelligent choices amid high taxation and urged retrenchment in state spending.

Igpacen Sianaara Missoula J. E. Erickson Kailepell Democratic Mate Central Committee Montana Sfissoutian Western Montana Interaing Dusiens AFL Flathead Valley Flathead Reservation Biller Root

Dean of Catholic Hierarchy Is Dead

The obituary notes the death of the Dean of Catholic Hierarchy after several weeks of illness. Details remain sparse, but the passing marks the loss of a senior church official with broad religious influence.

Catholic Hierarchy

Rail Board Jurisdiction Questioned by Employes

In Chicago, July 24, the United States labor board faced a jurisdiction challenge in a wages and rules dispute between carriers and employees. About 90 employees, led by chairmen, refused to answer summons as the board prepared to hear testimony and seek settlement. Affidavits and letters from Warren S. Stone and DB Robertson indicated direct carrier conferences yielded no results.

Samteing the Associates Vess Chicago United Seates Allway Labor Board Sim Western Foads Foumsel Mia Donald F.” Ribhbers Locomo Warren 8. Stone Stocomotive DB. Robertson

Irregularities alleged in Butte May election

Attorney General Rankin filed an information in district court accusing D. Levy deputy county clerk of omitting about 720 names from printed voter lists. Accountant W Grant Hoage testified hundreds of names appeared in precinct books but not the printed lists. The case is expected to be moved from Silver Bow county. witnesses subpoenaed include Molloy Hear Woodhull and others. Registration had closed a month before the May 12 election.

Butte W. D. Rankin D. Levy Levy Grant Hoage Hoage Comtinue Tares Lynch Toile Sinie William Molloy W. Grant Fred Woodhull Shelby Irvine H.L Tanner J. R. Shearer Sry William Monge

Norton Nominated for Nebraska Governor on Seventeenth Ballot

A. D. Norton was nominated by the Democratic state central committee for Nebraska governor after a lengthy ballot process. Norton, former four-time state representative and current governor, emerged as the candidate to succeed Charles W. Bryan, who had declined the nomination.

Blancoln Neve Ionn H. ‘Norton Poli Democratic Charles W. Bryan The Com McDonald Bridge Norton University Braska Federation of Nebraska Smith Hearst

Candidacy issue choices hinge on party platforms and timing

Mark Sullivan analyzes how candidates may pick campaign issues from party platforms. He notes Republicans list 34 topics, Democrats 45, and La Follette 44, ranging from tax cuts to rail public ownership, with many items duplicative or remote. He questions which issues will truly shape voter choice and determine a candidate’s path.

Mark Sullivan Davis la Follette Washington Supreme Court

Mobilizing Cars to Handle Grain Chop of Montana

In the coming 19 days the state will mobilize about 1,500 cars to handle the wheat and corn crop within Montana. If the mobilization continues beyond, 2,600 cars may be involved. The Western Man reports traffic manager Bulle and others hint at potential line changes. for now Montana farmers have reason to be hopeful as winter wheat prospects appear favorable.

Montana Waukee Road Reneral Bulle and & Vinit

Gray Silver Heads Big Grain Concern

Gray Silver leads a major grain industry effort in Boyd Aarey Le Keote, Walinill Neb seeks election and mobilizes local farmers and merchants to back a new cooperative program. Sources show regional support and a pledge to improve grain prices and market access.

Boyd Aarey le Keote, Walinill Neb

Filipino Executed in Girls Case Tied to New York Doctor

A Filipino national was executed in connection with a serious case involving a girl and a New York physician. The article notes the home of the physician and references individuals connected to the case, underscoring the gravity and international links of the incident.

New York

Blood evidence ties Leopold and Loeb murder to crime

In Chicago on July 24 the State presents common items as exhibits in the Leopold Loeb case. Blood stained clothing a chisel a robe and boards are shown to link the defendants to the Franks murder. Experts testify blood traces on items from the crime scene and connections to the Leopold home are noted as the trial proceeds.

Reese Chicago Robert Franks Robert E. Crowe Nathan Leopold Jr Richard Loeb Young

Wheat Establishes Year’s High Prices

Wheat prices reach a yearly high amid market activity as trading reports show sharp gains across futures. Analysts cite strong demand and weather concerns supporting the surge, with key exchanges noting renewed buying interest from grain producers.

French Are Still Hopeful by the Associates Prox

London reports ongoing inter allied talks as Premier Herriot blocks a German loan formula. Theunis Lamont and Hughes Mellon confer amid Buckingham Palace garden party discussions while officials seek a compromise.

London Theunis Belgium Herriot France Germany Buckingham Palace

Maine Democrats Predict Success at Island Poll Conclave

John W. Davis presided over July 24 discussions at Charle Dana Gibson’s Seven Hundred Acres island retreat near Islesboro Maine. Democratic governor candidate William Pattangall and others reported optimistic outlooks for September elections, framing the visit as a barometer of the broader race.

Associated Prem DAC

British Aviator Making Progress on World Flight

British aviator Stuart Laren and his companions progress on their round the world flight as reports from Tokio indicate advancing via unknown routes and ongoing aerial voyage with steady progress amid uncertain conditions.

Stuart Laren

Greatest of all time in Col Tom McTague's opinion

Col Tom McTague declares that opinion in Butte on political sentiment toward the New York Democratic convention. The piece mentions Senator T J Walsh the McAdoo support and references various figures such as Marcus Daly and Dr Eugene Lavell while noting future continuation on Page 8.

Col Tom M’tague T. J. Walsh New York Tom McTague Butte Yeu Ludge Ger Germany Ana Marcus Daly Eugene Lavell Arsine el McTague McAdoo

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Askren Hinkle Yellowstone Park Erickson Rail Board Adee Ryan Republican Party College Bnscom Slemp William M. Butler National Committee Coolidge Butler Ett W. W. Hodges Republican Na Honal Committee Milwaukee Stain Pavorea mi Franks Boy Sungern Laob Limita Leopold Erie William B. McNally John Welaner Ralph Webster Maine Democrats Deer Lodge
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