McAdoo Prepares for a Hard Battle at New York Convention
The piece analyzes McAdoo's strategy to energize his delegates and sway undecided voters ahead of the New York convention. It notes victories from Florida onward boosting McAdoo's delegates, potential crossovers from neutral delegates, and the opposition led by Governor Smith of New York with other regional supports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Maryland
Senator Glass
Virginia
McAdoo
Smith
New York
Florida
Ohio
James M. Cox
Indiana
New York Herald- Tribune News Service
Patman Blocks Senate Work on Reclamation Funding
The article reports Congressman Patman’s push to delete large appropriations for Warm Springs Oregon and the Yuma Carlsbad project in Arizona and shows cuts in funds for the Salt Lake basin Owyhee Oregon and Kittitas Yakima Washington projects. It notes a new provision requiring prior approval by the commissioner of reclamation and the secretary of the interior and presidential assent on feasibility and reasonableness before any new project begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Yuma-Carlsbad
Arizona
Salt Lake Basin
Owyhee
Kittitas
Yakima, Wash
Commissioner of Reclamation
Secretary of the Interior
Million and Half for Montana Roads
The secretary of agriculture today allotted Montana 1,545,483 dollars as its share of the general fund for federal aid roads for the upcoming fiscal year. The money is part of a nationwide allotment announced in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Secey of Agriculture Today
Montana
General Fund For Federal Aid
Two Women Die In Automobile Wreck Near Btone Arizona
Betone Ariz June 7 An automobile carrying nine persons went over a 15 foot embankment near Bt David eight miles west of here killing two women occupants the machine and seriously injuring others in a crash that left five injured.
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Betone
Ariz
Bt. David
Here
Bitter end to session as Senate adjourns amid clashes
The session closed after heated debates over the reclamation plan and a $800,000 Spanish Springs project. Senator Reed pressed for an emergency adjournment despite delays, while Senator King blocked the navy bill delaying cruiser and battleship upgrades.
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Senate Daugherty Committee
Brookhart
Senate
House
Coolidge
Capitol
Walsh
Spencer
Missouri
Norbeck
South Dakota
Smoot
Utah
Pittman
Spanish Springs
Nev
Robertson
Reed
King
Demane
Cummins
Longworth
Warren
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
Navy Department
Bitter Root Crop of Fruit Suffers
A survey of Bitter Root valley from Darby to Brevensville finds 60 percent damage to the apple crop. The damaged seed pea patches are small, while about 1 260 acres show losses. County Agent L A Campbell War ren E Pollinger and Robert Young assess the harvest value at about 506 909 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Campbell
Warren E. Pollinger
Corvallis
Robert Young
Darby
Brevensville
Giant Power Plant Plan Near Tokio
An electric generating plant estimated at 23,006,600 dollars will be built on the Shinano river in Japan’s east central mountains 104 miles west of Tokio. It will provide power for Tokio and East Central Japan, and supply power for the Tokaido railway electrification linking Tokyo with Osaka and Kobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Shinano
Japan
Tokaido
Osaka
Kobe
Loeb Confedolon Case Details Include Confession
The confession recounts how Leopold and Loeb lured 9 year old Robert Franks with a talk about a tennis racket, then killed him with a chisel and a rag gag. They discarded evidence, burned clothing, and hid items, while planning ransom attempts and disguises. A Milwaukee tailor offered to pay $1,060,000 to have one youth spared, though prosecutors said one person cannot pay another's penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chance
Loeb
Robert Franks
Robert
Leopold
Jackson Park
Chicago
Curt Geissler
Milwaukee
Police
Tyttorneys
Demonstration by ronin disrupts Saturday dance at Imperial Hotel
The affair involved about 50 foreign women and Japanese guests at a Saturday night dance. Ronin delivered hostile speeches and handbills demanding deportation of Americans, boycotts on American films and goods, and even abolition of dancing. Embassy officials witnessed the incident as managers closed several theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susal
Japan
Jefferson Caffery
Imperial Hotel
Hailway Association Plans Regional Meeting in Billings
The Northwest Regional Advisory board of the African Hailway association will meet in Billings on June 18 at 2 p m and June 19 to organize a state unit. The district includes Montana North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Michigan's northern peninsula and northern Wisconsin. A banquet on June 18 hosted by the Billings Commercial club will greet visitors. Delegates will come from shippers and carriers involved in transportation issues.
Congress Ends First Session Amid Partisan Strife and Legislation
The eighth congress closes its first session after six months and four days of partisan clashes, investigations, and landmark measures including the immigration law, soldier bonus, and a shift in Senate power led by insurgents with Senator La Follette.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Army
Navy
Melton
la Follete
Steith
South Carolina
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Londer doctor mocks English soldiers as weak
A London physician brands English troops effeminate and criticizes their smoking and warm clothing as signs of feebleness. He argues cadination and other habits reveal lack of discipline.
Republican Convention Moves Through Delegate Contests
Adams as chairman and other retiring officers honored by Arkansas National Committeeman Remmel. Delegates from Tennessee faced a dispute over excluding negroes from participation. Warmouth protests lack of Republican presence. credentials committee to review Georgia Mississippi Texas contests. Burton and Beveridge arrive. Hobs proposes narcotics platform plank. Women gain a leadership role as Elizabeth P. Martin to head permanent organization. Florence Kling Harding given reserved spot in hall.
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McAdoo
Coolidge
Adams
George B. Lockwood
Fred W. Upham
Remmel
Arkansas
Couler
G. T. Taylor
Wayman Wilkerson
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
J. M. Johnson
H. C. True
Johnson
Warmouth
Fourtxiana
Georgia
Mississippi
Texas
Theodore E. Burton
Indiana
Richmond Pearson Hobs
Merrimac Fame
Mumthill
Charles B. Warren
O Mexic
Resolutions Committee
C. Bascom Slemp
Williiam M. Butler
Elizabeth P. Martin
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Edward Clifford
Chicago
the Treasury
Florence Kling Harding
Mrs Eliza Pengelly Dies in Centerville
Mrs. Eliza Ann Pengelly died at 179 East Center Street after a months long illness. Born in England she married John Pengelly in Camborne. They lived in Centerville 37 years. he died in 1919. Survived by son W. J. Pengelly employed at Sherman & Reed and a sister Mrs. Thomas Allen in England. Remains at Sherman & Reed chapel.
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Eliza Ann Pengelly
East Center Street
Pengelly
England
Camborne
John Pengelly
Butte
Centerville
Free Silver Lodge
W. J. Pengelly
Sherman & Heed Undertaking Firm
Thomas Allen
Sherman & Reed
Romney Candidate for High Office
Miles Romney publisher of the Western News in Hamilton Montana filed with the secretary of state as a candidate for governor on the Democratic ticket He previously ran in 1916 losing to W Stewart J G Denny of Butte is the other Democratic candidate The filing deadline is July 17 and the primary is August 26 with other judges also seeking re election in their districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
Jone
Miles Romney
The
Western News
Hamilton
Montana
Gkovernor
Mr. Romney
W. Stewart
J. G. Denny
Butte
Harry P. Ewing
Jere GB. Leslie
Highth Judicial District
Greatalis
Secretary of State
French Aviator Reaches Hiroshima After Tokyo Flight
Captain Pelletier Doisy completes the Paris to Tokio leg and lands in Hiroshima at 10 10 AM. Earlier attempts to cross the Korea Strait from Korea to Japan were thwarted by fog and storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Toklo
Pelletier Doisy
Paris
Tokio
Hiroshima
Tiku
Korea
Antelo Population Decline in United States
The ledger notes that Antelo were once more numerous in pioneer days in the west than buffalo but current estimates place their numbers at about 22 000 across the United States today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antelo
Buffalo
United States
Mines 24 Glass Banquet Guests
The Mines 24 Glass Banquet featured alumni and mining veterans. W. L. Paully spoke for the Alumni association on civic projects while Mike Walsh and Joe Mannuarning addressed leadership and school improvements. Charles McAuliffe outlined past and planned athletic activities as music by the Treasure State quartet accompanied dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Paully
Mike Walsh
Charles McAuliffe
Joe Mannuarning
Society
George Craven
School of Mines
Treasure State Quartet
Butte Poultry Firm Changes Ownership
J L Dorsh of Dorsh and Greenfield retires with Alfred Kain taking over his interests. The firm remains Dorsh and Greenfield for now and has history as an 11 year old partnership, 7 years as an incorporated firm. Kain, from Helena, has served as secretary of the corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Dorsh
Dorsh & Greenfield
Alfred Kain
Warren Avenue
48 & Partnership
Kain
Butte
Helena
State Nursery Company
Dorsh
Deaf hearing device promises instant clear sound
The Dictograph Products Corporation claims a perfect invention that makes deaf people hear all sounds instantly with no walling or delay. They offer a 19 day free trial with no deposit and no obligation, inviting readers to send name and address for the trial.
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Dictograph Products Corporation
W. 42d Street
New York City
Ady
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Weinberg
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Kayser
West Park Street
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Eliza Pengelly
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