Mellon Blames System In Pennsylvania Campaign Expenditures
Senate campaign hearings reveal Pennsylvania republican spending near two million dollars with Ware the winner reporting 595 thousand. Pepper Fisher totals reach 1 045 000 and Pinchot 195 000 bringing overall expenditures to about 1 835 754. Lawmakers spotlight campaign finance and constitutional amendments to curb future expense abuse.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Campaign Committee
Pennsylvania
Representative Ware
Pepper-Fisher
Pinchot
Senate Campaign Fund
Ikea Millon
Pelmary
Seton
Kitty
Congrese
Senate
ELAS Celebrate Flag Day with Impressive Rite
Butte lodge No. 240 held a flag day ceremony at its new West Ga Tena site. The spacious hall filled with members and guests as A Poore presided and led one of the ceremony’s finest drills. Flags were shown in the dim light and at homes.
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Butte Lodge
Puia
A. Poore
San
Butte
Han
Butte Clears Last of Police Roster After Five Years
Hi Kimball’s appointment fills the final slot from an eligible roster started five years ago. The move ends Butte’s reserve list of police, completing the line of 20 men once on file.
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Hi Kimball
Butte Police Reserve Force Reopens After 19 Years
After 19 years Butte police department opens applications for a reserve force. Hi Kimball resumes active duty today as the last of 20 men removed in 1921 is accounted for. Some did not report or resigned. others died or challenged the order. The city faced lawsuits over earlier removals.
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Butte Police Department
Hi Kimball
James G. Cocking
Cocking
Police
Beers
Cmicern
Ghiet Ot Ponce Sere Murpheis
Woman Starves to Raise Funds to Save Husband
Police stopped Mrs. Russell Scott from appearing in a staged show to raise funds to save her husband from harm. The plan was inspired by newspaper reports of German performer Herr Jolly.
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Associated Pre
Chicago
Russell Scott
Ratee Funda
Hans
Herr Jolly
Germany
Reckless Dolly Causes Toddlers Swallowing Needle
A girl swallowed a sewing needle while imitating a sewing doll. Maxine Foote, 1802 Oregon avenue, was rushed to the hospital as doctors removed the needle wedged in her throat. Grandmother Mrs Rigdon, distressed by mess and sewing habits, witnessed the incident and aided in the recount.
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Dolly
Maxine Foote
Foote
Oregon
Anne
Maxine
Firs Venturer
Tienaer
Thorkeleon
Fat the Foote
J. J. Rigdon
Maxme
Goll
Beaverhead 1926 Wool Clip Will Total 2 225 000 Pounds
Beaverhead county wool growers report ideal weather and exceptionally fine quality as they gather the 1926 clip. Total production is about two and a quarter million pounds, larger than last year, with early shearing near completion and storage at the first National warehouse in Dillon. Weather, wind, and pale spring conditions credited for cleanliness and high prices.
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Beaverhead
Dillon
Beaverhead County
First National
Montana Honors Pioneer William Berkin On His Hundredth Birthday
William Berkin celebrated his 100th birthday with a reception at the Thornton hotel. Montana’s oldest citizen greeted friends from across the state and beyond, seated in a high back chair with an American flag behind him as Boy Scouts stood nearby. telegrams and cards from Rotary clubs and other groups poured in while Berkin recalled a life at sea and work in Anaconda, Odessa, and Scotland, noting a long career and a steadfast spirit.
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Whitin Berkin
Radkies
Air Blader
Montang
Thornton Hotel
Montana
William Berkin
Forty two survive resident of Butte Forty Two Survive
John Blut, 75, longtime Butte resident, died at his home on Alabama street. He leaves three daughters, 30 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren, plus a widow. Daughters named Mrs Matt Panyon, Mr Michael Franick, and Mrs John, most of whom live in Butte. Funeral arrangements and interment at Holy Cross cemetery.
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John Blut
Butte
Routh
Alabama
Mr. Blut
Blut
Matt Panyon
Michael Franick
John’ Fortne
Dusfan
Holy Crome Cemetery
Chemical blast at steel plant leaves ten dead
A chemical explosion in the coke by-products division of Illinois Steel Company plant in Gary Indiana killed ten people and injured more than 75 others, some critically. Details indicate the blast occurred today and several victims are in serious condition.
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Illinois Steel Company
Gary
Associated Bron. Gary
Ind
Sone
Illinoia Steel Company
Goretti Trial Begins For Pesanti Murder Fate
Dozen Madison county taxpayers were examined as prospective jurors with objections to capital punishment or circumstantial evidence. Goretti sat through the day as Mrs Pesanti and her daughters testified, while jury challenges remained for both sides.
Globe Circlers Start Dash Early June Sixteen
Globe Circlers schedule shows six days for Atlantic, two for Europe, eight for Asia, nine for Pacific and two for America. The plan outlines regional pacing and dates for the global circumnavigation dash beginning mid June.
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Globe Circlers
Atlantic
Europe
Asia
Pacific
America
Millionaire Evans Aims World Circumnavigation In 20 Days
Detroit financier Edward S. Evans and Linton Wells will start from New York to try to circle the globe in under 20 days. They sail aboard the Aquitania after a dawn auto dash from the World Building to the Battery, planning a rapid Atlantic crossing and a swift cross Pacific, betting on improved travel to beat the existing record.
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Edward S. Evans
Detroit
Linton Wells
North American Endpaver Alliance
New York
Benin
Evans
Welle
New York World Building
Cherbourg
Evan
Wells
Ambross Light
The
Standard
North American
Alliance
Globe
Hotel man takes his own life in Billings
Billings June 3 Associated Press says Parley G Jr a hotel and real estate man ended his life this afternoon on the Montana Avenue sidewalk by shooting himself with a revolver bought at a pawn shop. He had suffered a paralytic stroke and had arranged to seek treatment in Minnesota. After testing the pistol he fired into his mouth, dying instantly. He was a Findlay Ohio native born in 1696.
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Billings
Parley G. Jr
Montana Avenadewalk
Dullet
Lin
Minnesota
Finke
Findlay
Murder conviction Icemill man to life for Neill killing
Wa Wollina confessed to the jury and court that he matched counsel and pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the death of Bob Neill. The witness told Judge George of his intent and stood silent as the sentence was imposed in Dear Lodge county court.
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Wa ‘Wollina
Bob Neill
Lodge County
George
Pather Kills Self When Twins Born
The report notes Crowl, whose wife recently gave birth to twins in a Grande hospital, died by suicide in a cabin near Mina. The coroner stated Crowl shot himself in the head with a small caliber rifle. his wife, told by hospital staff, believed the arrival of the twins prompted the act.
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Ore
Crowl
Birty
Mina
Hie
Tool
Crow
ARIS ATTACKS COOLIDGE OVER FARM BILL FACES DIVIDING VIEWS
Jetary Mellon opposed the McNary farm bill and the Haugen proposal in a letter to House Agriculture Committee chair Haugen and Reps Dickinson and Anthony. He warned the equalization plan is unlikely to work or be beneficial and urged open cooperation, while critics press the administration to back or block the legislation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jetary Mellon
Senate
Haugen
House
House Agriculture Committee
Dickinson
Town
Anthony
Kansas
Republicas
Tho
Treasury
Coolidge
McKinley School Bids Called By Trustees
Bids are invited for the erection of the McKinley School with plans and specifications prepared by Architect J C Link. Bidders must submit at Mr Link’s office in the bond building and risk penalties if they keep documents beyond seven days. details continue on another page.
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Mc Kinley
J. C. Link
Mtr
Link
Jon
Denver Rotary Opens Global Convention Ambitions Begin
Delegates from Britain, Italy, Belgium, Denmark, Canada and New Zealand arrive for the Rotary International annual convention in Denver. About 7,500 Rotarians registered with 8,200 attendees including Rotary-Anns and guests. President Ralph Mayo welcomes locals and world delegates at the University of Denver stadium. A long-distance NZ delegate Cherie Rhodes responds. Paul Harris's message emphasizes Rotary’s global reach and vision. The convention proper to begin next morning.
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Associated Press
Denver
Rotary Internaional
United States
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Denmark
Canada
New Zealand
Rotary-Anns
University of Denver
Ralph Mayo
Welcom Colce Tado
Rotary
Cherie Rhodes
Paul P. Harris
Chicago
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