McCamant Nomination Sees Senate Courtesy Duel
The confirmation of Wallace McCamant of Portland to the Ninth Circuit faces Senate opposition from Johnson who cites personal objections and may invoking senatorial courtesy. The piece recalls McCamant’s pivotal 1920 Coolidge nomination coup and Johnson’s lingering grievance over broken party faith.
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Wallace McCamant
Portland
Ore
Court of Appeals
Ninth District
Johnson
McCamant
Tooley Street
England
Oregon
San Francisco
Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Senator Johnson
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Senator Lenroot
Wisconsin
Mr. Coolidges
Coolidge
United States
Morgan
Hiram
Heilbronner President Takes His Own Life
A. Heilbronner, president of Heilbronner company, committed suicide with a .41 Colt in his downtown office after a day of speculation about firm troubles. The death occurred within minutes of his return from the post office. a crowd gathered as police and coroner investigated. The firm announced suspension of business amid broader brokerage failures in Butte.
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Heilbronner
Excelsior Avenue
Thomas J. Adams
Arizona Hotel
H. H. Walrath
Mr. Heilbronner
Walrath
Abe Cohen
Frank White
Pat Holland
J. J. Murphy
Calles Denounces Kellogg Statement as Mexican Sovereignty Threat
President Calles asserts that the U S stance toward Mexico threatens Mexican sovereignty and condemns Kellogg's remarks as insulting. He says Mexico will protect foreign lives and interests while upholding international obligations and will not permit foreign interference.
Mania for Legislation Rising Across States in 1925
A survey shows Montana 646 bills introduced 221 passed, Idaho 232 of 539, Oregon 390 of 769, North Carolina 1 173 enacted total leading states. Washington 34 thus far, Delaware 53 expected. The piece cites Senator Fess warning the mania for legislation dilutes sound policy and defies enforcement.
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Montana
Idaho
South Dakota
Wyoming
Oregon
Colorado
North Carolina
Washington
Hartley
Delaware
Fess
National Association of Credit Men
Congress
Hiram Johnson Voices Planned Senate Opposition
A year after Cleveland Republican convention snub, Senator Hiram Johnson of California signals renewed vigor. He plans to unleash criticism on the president when Congress reconvenes, aiming to spray quiet dissent over policy with sharp rhetoric.
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Hiram Johnson
Cleveland
United States
Senate
California
Congress
Vigorsent
The Model American Home For Paris Education
A model American house with modern conveniences is to be shipped to Paris to educate the French on home life. The article contrasts French domestic conditions with American amenities noting scarce bathrooms and closets, primitive heating, and public laundries. It blames prewar servant abundance for French ignorance of domestic comforts.
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France
Paris
China’s Color Change Seen as Complex, Not Simple
The text argues that China has long been a yellow nation and any move to turn it red will bring more complexity than a mere change of color, implying deep-rooted cultural and political dynamics.
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China
Right Way to Keep to the Right on the Road
Guidance urges drivers to stay in the proper lane for safety while noting risks if other drivers err. The statement emphasizes caution and staying within rules to avoid collisions and confusion on busy streets.
Scandal Prevention Week Hinted at Atlanta Penitentiary
A fragment notes at the Atlanta federal penitentiary suggesting impending Scandal Prevention Week, implying a penitentiary drive to curb misconduct or improve operations.
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Atlanta, Ga., Federal Penitentiary
Bryan weighs Barleycorn or Darwin as gravest menace
The remark ponders whether John Barleycorn or Charles Darwin poses a greater threat to the world. It also notes Americans spend four billion dollars annually for amusement, yet many seem to lack fulfillment.
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Mr. Bryan
John Barleycorn
Charles Darwin
June's arrival falls short of poet notices in Tennessee case
Critics say June never matches the advance notices of poets and Tennessee's celebrated case has more press agents than ever.
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June
Tennessee
Business collapses trigger dual suicides in mining town
Lauzier and Heilbronner associates dissolved in 1912 and formed rival firms next door. The federal court bankrupted Lauzier’s firm and that night Lauzier killed himself. Heilbronner, unaware of distress in his partner’s firm, followed with suicide after word spread that his own company faced the same fate in Butte. The two concerns were not connected.
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Lauzier
Lauzier, Wolcott Company
Heilbronner
Hellbronner
Hellbronner Company
Mexico City responds to Kellogg on US Mexico ties
President Calles declares Mexico is not on trial and rejects the suggestion that Mexico is on trial in the eyes of the world. Foreign Secretary Gen. Aaron Saenz released the formal statement in Mexico City addressing Kellogg’s remarks about U S obligations and protection of American lives and rights.
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Mr. Kellogg
Washington
Mexico City
State Department
Kellogg
Calles
Joint Claims Commissions
Mexico
Department of State
Department
Associated Press
Aaron Saenz
Frank B. Kellogg
United States
Rioting Spreads in Chinese Cities Amid Tensions
Reports describe continuing unrest as rioters threaten attacks, with barricades and electrified entanglements in place near foreign ships. Chinese workers in Japanese concessions strike over safety and demand removal of barriers, amid unverified claims of a fatality from the electric fences.
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Sions
Priest Killed in Kai-Feng Church Fire Report
Unofficial reports say a Roman Catholic church in Kai-Feng was burned yesterday and an Italian priest was killed in the blaze. The incident occurred in Peking with early rumors of the priest’s death.
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Associated Press
Peking
Kai-Feng
Prisoners Escape Nebraska Prison By Damaging Wall
Two inmates escaped the Nebraska penitentiary in Lincoln by sealing a section of the wall darkened during a storm. Roy Roberts serving life for murder and Jack Grant jailed for jail breaking used ropes and a bent gas pipe hook to scale the wall and flee as guards searched the area.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Nebraska
Roy Roberts
Jack Grant
Rds
Noted Los Angeles tragedy linked to disappearance of Mrs Young
A detailed confession describes Dr. Young fatally harming his wife in a Beverly Glen cabin and concealing the body with concrete in a cistern. His stepson Grogan, heir to the estate, reconciled with relatives as investigators pursue motive and guardianship matters.
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Glen
Dr. Young
Young
California
Charles Patrick Grogan
Patrick Grogan
Frank W. Hunt
Grogan
Seeung Grogan
Grandpa
Denver
Taxable incomes rise with personal industry near half total
The report shows large year over year shifts in tax data with major increases in high income brackets. Personal industry earnings from salaries wages commissions and directors fees totaled 14.776 billion, exceeding 1922 figures by over 1 billion and remaining the highest since records began except 1920.
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America
Accident leaves Everett man dead near Helena
Andrew Mallette 36 Summers Street Everett Massachusetts died in St Peter's hospital after a freight train accident near Louisville. He fell under a Northern Pacific freight train Saturday night losing a left leg to the wheels and endured exposure for four to five hours before rescue by a Helena bound train crew.
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Associated Press
Helena
Andrew Mallette
Summers Street
Everett
Mass
St. Peter's Hospital
Northern Pacific
Louisville
Sinking Earth Signals Breakup of Solid South
The Indianapolis Star reports that the earth sinking in Mississippi reflects turmoil within the solid South and hints at political realignment amid regional tensions.
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Ississippi
Indianapolis Star
Horrible Possibility of Future Neighborly Comment
A Baltimore Sun 1876 page notes a neighborly remark about a wife not working and the husband burdened with washing duties, reflecting bleak social pressures and gender roles of the era.
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Baltimore Sun
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Butte
H. S. Wilson
Julius Heilbronner
Main
Granite
Adolph H. Heilbronner
First National Bank
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
Issa
Lauzier, Wolcott
G. A. Lauzier
Lausier and Heilbronner
Walter Lewis
National Investment Company
Gales
Sheffield
Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Butte Office
West Park Street
Anaconda Office
the Daily and Sunday Standard
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Bozeman
Phillipsburg
The
Canada
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
National Representatives
Prudden, King & Prudden, Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
Globe
Boston
Steger
Sharon
San Fernando
Los Angeles
Ike” Heiilbronner
Salt Lake City
Henry Heilbronner
Harbour Building
Broadway and
Main Streets
Patsy” Brown
Heilbronner & Brown Wholesale Cigar Company
G. A. Laugier
Paul Wolcott
Dentiot
Revenue Bureau
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