Montana Bid To Name National Committeeman Rejected
A Montana contest for the Republican national committeeman post for 193? is dismissed by the national committee after Junod’s claim to membership is denied. An anonymous note to Chairman Will Hays asking not to forget Montana drew no reply as Shelley’s recognition proceeds and Junod’s bid fails.
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Montana
Sta Washington
C. H. P. Shelley
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Nasionat ‘Committee
Junod
Central
Hie
Mela
Wwe
National Committee
Will Hays
Montan
Mr. Sheley
Mr. Shelley
Survey of Pueblo flood victims under federal aid plan
Associated Press reports Pueblo flood relief effort begins today to assess needs of every victim. Aid will be provided to those unable to help themselves as officials work to identify required assistance and coordinate emergency support.
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Pueblo
Col
Harding names seven for shipping board chair Lasker to lead
President Harding sent to the Senate nominations for seven vacant Shipping Board posts. A. D. Lasker, a Chicago advertising man, is named chairman to steer the board toward a sound business basis with input from shipping men. Other nominees include Edward Plummer T. V. O Connor Meyer Lissner George Chamberlain Frederick Thompson and Admiral Benson. The list places Republicans and Democrats on the board amid a period of transition.
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Senate
Harding
Mr. Lasker
St Sound
Mhoto
International
Chicago
Benson
Chamberlain
Washington
A. D. Lasker
Edward 2. Plummer
Maine
T. V. O'Conner
New York
Meyer Lissner
California
George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
Frederick I. Thompson
Alabama
William
Georgia
Joy’s Heart Trouble Challenges Testimony in 1918 Inquiry
Washington reports a stormy Michigan election inquiry as John S. Newberry testified about opening a bank account for unlimited campaign expenditures totaling 99000. Henry B. Joy, Detroit capitalist, fells ill with a heart condition and may be unable to testify. two heart specialists must assess if he can be questioned without risking his life.
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Washington
Detry
Michigan
John S. Newberry
Henry B. Joy
Detroit
Alfred Lucking
Henry
Mr. Joy
Lucking
Newberry
Spencer
Ducking
Watson
Indiana
Murray Will Contested by Montana Relatives in Salinas
In Salinas California the will of James A. Murray is challenged by sister Anna M. Flynn and niece Agnes C. Doyle. They claim the California document is not his will and Montana residency denies California court jurisdiction. The estate is estimated between 5 and 15 million dollars. This marks the fourth court action over Murray's estate with prior filings and administrator appointments in Montana. The first action challenged the Salinas will leaving most to stepson Stuart Haldorn and Mrs Murray. The next sought Montana administrator Marcus M. Murray of Butte. Judge Henry C. Smith had been appointed Montana special administrator. A hearing in Butte before Judge Lynch is set for Saturday morning.
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Cal
James A. Murray
Anna M. Flynn
Agnes C. Doyle
Murray
Montana
Stuart
Haldorn
Henry C. Smith
Lynch
California
Butte
Legion leader killed in auto wreck near Indianapolis
Associated Press report from Indianapolis says W. Galbraith Jr national commander of the American Legion was killed instantly when the car they rode in went over a 20 foot embankment early today. Two others Henry Rya rector of Americanism and Milton Forman national committeeman from Illinois were slightly injured.
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Indianapolis
W. Galbraith Jr
American Legion
Henry Rya
Americanism
Milton Forman
Chicago
the Legion
Illinois
FW. Galbraith JR
Butte Shriners Welcome Imperial Potentate Visit
Imperial Potentate E. L. Garretson arrives with the imperial divan for the Bagdad temple reunion. A 350-strong parade greets them at Milwaukee station, with a noon reception at Columbia gardens and a dense two day program including ceremonies, banquets, and theater shows. Garretson speaks Thursday. souvenirs and local hospitality highlighted.
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Mystic Shrine
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Milwaukee
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Deer Lodge
Butte
Tacoma
Helena
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Arizona Street
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Shriner
Fruitionless hunt for Minnesota woman's murderer
Authorities in Fargo North Dakota and Grygia Minnesota pursued a man described as middle aged with gray hair who played cards with Marie Wick and a traveling companion on atrain between Crookston and Fargo. The inquest into Wick's death was postponed indefinitely pending new information as fingerprints and a gray hair fragment were evaluated. Separately a radio report said the Seapool, which struck an iceberg, remained afloat and not in immediate danger.
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N. D
Marie Wick
Grygia
Minn
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Crookston
Miss Wick
Arnold Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Seapool
ST. Johns
New Foundland
Adams elected chairman Republican Committee succeeding Hays
John T. Adams of Dubuque Iowa elected chairman to succeed Postmaster General Hays whose resignation was announced. Ralph E. Williams of Portland Oregon became vice chairman and Mrs Leonard G Woods of Pittsburgh elected second vice chair. The committee adopted a new basis of representation reducing southern delegates by 23 to the Chicago convention, a 17 percent cut and total 40 percent reduction.
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Washington
John T. Adams
Dubuque
Iowa
Hays
South
Republican National Committee
Adams
Ralph E. Williams
Portland
Ore
Leonard G. Woods
Pittsburg
Chicago
Refugee camp to be built at once in Pueblo
June 2 1943 Pueblo Colorado 360 additional National Guardsmen arrive and civilian guards in flood area will be drawn immediately under military control A refugee camp capable of housing several thousand is ordered constructed a ward hospital ready for 1000 residents while the military warns residents not to use flood water for cooking or drinking yet may be used for washing out buildings only
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Pueblo
Col
Patrick J. Hamrock
Colorado
Hamrock
Kewan
Miliary
Rail Strike 19 Backed by Union Chiefs Warns of Work Stoppage
Union leaders suggest a nationwide rail strike as a plan to press demands. Brotherhood heads refuse responsibility for any disruption if concession offers are refused, signaling potential mass stoppage actions.
Strike Suggestion Emerges From Big Four Hearing
CHICAGO June 8 A warning that acceptance of wage cuts rests with rank and file railroad workers emerged as the big four labor hearing opened. J Sheppard and W G Lee urged action while railroads and the board were blamed for wage reductions. Mortality statistics were cited to show high hazards in train and engine service as testimony continued.
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Prem
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W. G. Lee
Railroad
W. S
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Shep
Lee
Noonger
Carter
United States
Army Bill Passed For 150000 Man Army Strength
The Senate today approved an army appropriation bill totaling 354,000,000 to maintain an average Army of 150,000 men next fiscal year. The House previously supported an average strength of 150,000 men.
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Washington
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Senate
House
Peace theme dominates Harding address at American university
President Harding spoke at American University on world peace and preserving peace among sovereign states without a world superpower. Canadian speaker Newton W Rowell urged North America to stand together for peaceful settlement of international disputes. French ambassador dl serand and Bishop W Hamilton joined the discussion as the conference emphasized unity between American and Canadian peoples in pursuit of peace.
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Harding
American University
Newton
W. Rowell
Toronto
Canada
North America
J. J. Dlserand
W. Hamileton
Rowell
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