Center Attacks on Bay State Democrats in 1930 Senate Drive
The Republican senatorial campaign committee outlined an 18 state map from Maine to Montana to President Coolidge, noting 19 seats up with 15 Republicans, three Democrats and one farmer-laborite. Senator Moses and allies pressed a cautious, conservative line as plans shift toward Coolidge versus Bryan with House gains possible.
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Coolidge
Moses
New Hampshire
Maine
Montana
West Virginia
Tidge
New England
Biddle Atlante
House
Charles W. Bryander
Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee
Bryan
Dawes
Senate
Missouri
Spencer
Cameron
Arizona
New York
Hicks
Mana
Columr
U S Intervention At Experts Meet Averted Crisis
American intervention at the experts meeting eased a potential crisis in the inter allied talks over the Dawes plan for Europe. Col Logan proposed compromises on Dawes participation, and the French said a 24 hour formula could satisfy British experts and Anglo American bankers for security of the international loan. The plenary session later delayed, with Germany’s role and reparations pending.
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Associated Press
London
Europe
Col
James A. Logan
Germany
Logan
United States
Davee Pias
Eames
Dsepair
Contin
Corn And Hogs Lead Market Jump At Chicago
The Associated Press reports July 28 in Chicago that corn oats rye and provisions rose while wheat lagged on better Canadian weather and large Kansas marketing. Hogs jumped to about 10.50 per cwt the peak since 1922, with cattle also advancing. Everett C Brown of the Chicago Livestock Exchange says gains stabilize farm values and improve rural credit conditions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Canada
Kansas
Everett C. Brown
Chicago Livestock’ Exchange
Carn Beit Agriculture
Married 60 Years Divorced After Cruelty Claim
In Lincoln Nebraska Dorothy Strine, long married to John Strine since 1863, was granted a divorce by Judge Lincoln Prest. The court found cruelty and division of property including nine burial lots and two family Bibles, each to receive a Bible.
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Associated Pres
Lincoln
Neb
Dorothy Strine
John Strine
Lincoln Prest Day
Hughes Optimistic About London Conference
Paris July 28 Secretary of State Hughes arrives and faces French reporters at the railway station. He declines to discuss details but says he is optimistic about the inter London conference despite repeated questions.
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Associated Press
Paris
Hughes
Tanner
London
Ten Women In Field This Year For Political Offices
In Butte county ten women are in the field for political offices this year. Candidates seek secretary of state state superintendent of public instruction in the legislature public administrator and county treasurer. Julia Harrington is sole candidate for public administrator. she is a Butte girl from an old family and will succeed herself. Beate Colter Washington Fev Collier and Ritzabeth V Kennedy-Roncow are among those contesting the superintendent of schools post. Mrs Kennedy has run before. the Democrats also field a woman for secretary and other offices amid a slate with several incumbents and challengers.
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Ella Fen
Dusap
Manus Due
North Butte
Julia Harrington
Mins Harrington
Butte
Beate
Colter
Ates Ington
Collier
Ington
Alsoo
Democratic
Aspiranta
Sam
Persia Must Act Or US Will Sever Relations Over Imbrie Murder
The United States warned Persia on July 28 that American diplomatic ties could be cut if Tehran does not adequately protect American nationals after the murder of Vice Consul Robert Imbrie. A subsequent attack on his widow, Katherine Imbrie, prompted further, albeit oral, protests. The note criticized Persian police and military for not protecting the consulate and urged vigorous inquiry into possible military involvement. The State Department awaits concrete Persian action to support existing measures.
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Persia
Joseph S. Kornfeld
Teheran
State Department
Robert Imbrie
Katherine G. Imbrie
Korntel
Imbrie
United States
Bitter Root Inn Fire Destroys Stevensville Resort
Stevensville July 28 fire engulfed the Bitter Root Inn a known pleasure resort. The blaze destroyed the building erected in 1908 and affected residents of the valley and surrounding country. Fire origin undetermined, damages listed at eighty thousand dollars. Nearby landmarks reported as altered by the conflagration.
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Stevensville
Gaigol
Bravensvill
Fear 152 Drowned in Steamer Wreck Off Hokkaido
TOKIO July 28 Aboard the steamer Takei Maru wrecked off the northeast coast of Hokkaido island a number of passengers and crew have landed from boats while four of the crew are missing and believed drowned The disaster was caused by a collision with the freighter while aimpo Mare is involved in the incident
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Associated Press
TOKIO
Hokkaido Island
Aimpo Mare Oe
Confessions Read In Court In Last Step Of Hanging Case
State's attorney Robert E. Crowe nears completion of the Leopold and Loeb case by presenting eight witnesses who authenticate confessions of the defendants to the kidnapping and murder of Robert Franks. The proceedings include testimony on Loeb's presence at Harvard School and the appearance of the lesser boy in court as a young spectator.
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John Levison
Harvard School
Leopold Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert E. Crowe
Robert Franks
Loeb
Harvard
Franks
Sible
Johan
Painter Threats Lead to Demands for Money
Mid July 28 in Grand Rapids a local man, B Painter, is linked to letters demanding payments. The notes threaten violence and include separate messages bearing a skull emblem, prompting police to seek permission to carry a weapon. A later letter names several individuals including Loeb, Nathan Peeorse, Johnson, and Jacob Pranks as recipients of the prank-like demand.
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Associated Prose
Grand Rapids
Painter
Rand Rapids
Rise Ds Sivage Jonni Cavery Levine
Pri ‘Ome
Loeb
Nathan Peeorse Johnson
Jacob
Dia
Brazilian Rebels Routed After 23 Days of Fighting
Buenos Aires reports that after nearly a month of continuous combat, Brazilian rebel forces evacuated Sao Paulo under government pressure. Government troops are advancing in the region, with renewed fighting trailing the rebel withdrawal.
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Sao Paulo
Associated
Prose
Buenos Aires
Governiny
Miriam Ferguson Gains in Texas Primary
Texas election bureau reports Miriam Ferguson of Temple widening her hold on second place in the Democratic gubernatorial primary to 4,780 votes as counts from 234 counties render updated totals. Final figures show Waberton at 107,484 and Davidson at 12,972 amid incomplete county data reaching 234 counties.
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Texas
Miriam “A. Verwuson
Temple
Texas Election Bureau
Waberton
Davidson
Euson
Tragedy near Cody claims two more Wyoming victims
Anaconda relatives recount a fatal plunge into Shoshone dam after a car驶 accident in Cody Wyoming. Five killed include Vincent Tanner's relatives from Anaconda and Salt Lake City. Leora Tanner, 13, survived by leaping to safety. Recovery efforts continue for two more bodies while the family mourns.
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Vicent
Tanner
Birch Street
Anaconda Las
Shoshone Dam
Cody
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Carl
Vincent
Willard
Sarah Welsh
John Welsh
Cowley
Wye
Leora Tanner
Anaconda Mia
Salt Lake
Yellowston
John ‘Welsh
Mr.Taner
Anaconda
Shaver Says Klan Will Be Campaign Issue
New York July Shaver chairman of the nominee said the Ku Klux Klan will be an issue during the campaign. He noted whether the national campaign would address the question is for the nominee to decide. Shaver also announced that candidate Davie would appear some time during the campaign.
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Associated Press
New York
Shaver
Ku Klux Klan
Davie
Lodge's Is Said Excellent in Boston Senator Update
Boston July 24 Senator Henry said no further bulletins would be issued about Senator Lodge's condition. Temperature and pulse normal and he is cheerful. Dr John H Cunningham's notes indicate steady progress with no alarming developments and a simple date reference to 0:10 pm in the day’s briefing.
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Associated Press
Boston
Henry
Lodge
Hindaer
John H. Cunningham
Middle West Grain Dealers Refuse to Endorse Merger
In Des Moines July 36 the National Farmers Organization in which 3,000 grain dealers hold memberships refused to endorse the recently organized grain marketing company of Illinois and Iowa. The association declared it would withhold endorsement and not favor any terminal marketing venture. It urged farmers to avoid plans that place control with elevator companies rather than individuals and noted other cooperatives may join only after sufficient capital is subscribed. The resolutions attack the Chicago market plans and advise farmers to disregard the merger proposal until changes meet specified conditions.
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Croam
der Moines
Twe National Farmers
Oran
Middle West
Ine
Chicano
Plaa
Bilmock Muntbe
Nies
Bor
Ventur
National
Farmers’ Elevator Commis
Farmers” Elevator Company of Illinois
Towa
Farmers” Elevator
Chicago
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