Complete slate of Republican officials readied for Hoover
Washington June 20 The Republican presidential campaign organization prepared a complete slate of Republican National Committee officials and a partial campaign program for the meeting tomorrow Secretary Hoover and Senator Curtis will address the committee at noon. Reported plans place Work as chairman and Fort as secretary with Pomeroy as vice chairman.
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Associated Press
Washington
Republican Presidential Campaign Organization
Hoover
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Curtis
Kansas
Edge
Republican
New Jersey
Franklin Fort
War Time Food Control and Relief Enterprises
Daniel E. Pomeroy
Englewood
N. J
Claudius Huston
Commerce
Senate
Smoot
Utah
Pacific Ocean Center of New Civilization Era
Dr. John Mackay of Manitoba College declares the Pacific Ocean will host a new era of civilization at Kiwanis International in Seattle. He predicts Asia’s awakening and industrial adoption while women enjoy Bremerton yard events and men attend five objective conferences. Jersey, England to revive its battle of flowers on August 2.
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Seattle
Wash
Pacific Ocean
John Mackay
Manitoba College
Kiwanis International
Mackay
Pacific
America
Atlantic Basin
Asia
Bremerton, Wash
Navy Yard
Seattle Civic Auditorium
Earhart Faces Crowds and Press in London Stop
The American flyer Amelia Earhart, in London with Stultz and Gordon, faced nervous crowds and a flood of mail including marriage proposals and crank notes. Scotland Yard will monitor suitors while Earhart seeks privacy and avoids hero worship. She plans a social lunch with Mrs. Houghton after a formal dinner with titled guests.
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London
Croydon
Rotten Row
Hyde Park
Miss Earhart
Scotland Yard
Stultz
Gordon
Houghton
Butte Property Description for Condemned Buildings
City records describe a condemned property at 1754 Farragut, lot 17 block 30 Wilson Park addition in Butte. The notice comes from the City Engineer and a civic fair association listing the Jockey Club care of Wulf Realty.
Doctor Lanstrum Dies After Ailing Breath At Home
Dr. Lanstrum died shortly after a bronchial illness worsened during a conversation with friends at his residence in Helena. He had recently led a busy career in medicine business and Republican politics, with mining interests and major roles in the Shriners hospitals network. Relatives nationwide were notified. funeral plans awaited their arrival.
Butte City Budget Shows 1927 28 Allocations by Alderman
The Butte budget mirrors the prior year with about equal departmental funds. Capital outlay includes 1600 for airport work south of town on land bought from John D. Ryan, plus repairs to the fire alarm system. Fire and police receive the largest appropriations, while street, utilities, and public works departments receive substantial sums as the council plans for the year.
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Harrison Avenue
John D. Ryan
Anaconda Company
Department of Public Works
Butte
Pest House
Prominent Vets to Attend Butte Gathering
National officers from multiple states join a large American Legion event in Butte. Governor Erickson is expected to officiate at the welcome, with numerous department officers and auxiliaries from Montana and beyond listed as guests. Registrations and conventions span Finlen hotel Thornton hotel YMC A Eagles hall and other venues.
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J. E. Erickson
American Legion
Silver Bow Post
No. 1
Department
Florence Frost
Linnette B. Snow
Hamilton and
Victor
Women's Relief Corps
Thomas Spence
Milwaukee
Wis
P. J. Tevlin
J. H. Grenier
Deer Lodge
W. B. Neville
Helena
Societe Des 40 Hommes Aux 8 Cheveaux
J. Ward Crosby
George A. Davis
91St Division Association
Orrin W. Potter
Potomac
Aaron Singer
Great Falls
Reserve Officers’ Association
Finlen Hotel
United Spanish War Veterans
Thornton Hotel
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Carpenters’ Union Hall
Leggat Hotel
American War Mothers
Eagles’ Hall
Ladies of the
Knights of Columbus
American Legion Auxiliary
Salvation Army
Rescue Aid Reaches Nobile Crew As Italian Pilot Drops Supplies
Italian aviator Maddalena aboard Savoia-55 drops 650 pounds of food to the stranded Nobile group after repeated sightings by Amundsen and Guilbaud hope grows for a rescue within days. Amundsen Guilbaud radio silence fuels anxiety about their fate.
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Nobile
Riiser-Larsen
Luetzow Holm
Maddalena
General Nobile
King’s Bay
Amundsen
Guilbaud
Tromsoe
Advent Bay
Svalbard
Norway
Citta di Milano
Arctic
Roald Amundsen
Arne Guilbaud
Barents Sea
North East Land
Amundren
King's Bay
Riiser- Larsen
Holm
Penzo
Braganza
Shir
Man Arrested in Billings Admits He’s John Kelly
In Billings a man arrested admitted he is John Kelly. He had beaten his wife. the coroner noted possible skull fracture and the jury voiced an open verdict of death by cerebral hemorrhage from a beating. Police confirmed matching fingerprints from Butte identified him.
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Billings
John Kelly
Kelly
Frank Williams
Butte
Joe Williams
Murphy
Bert Talgo
Frank White
Helena physician and publisher Oscar Lanstrum obituary
Dr. Oscar Monroe Lanstrum a Helena physician publisher and longtime politician was born in Galesburg Illinois November 26 1869. He studied at Knox College University of Illinois Medical College earned A B A M M D and moved to Marysville Montana in 1895 later settling in Helena. Survived by widow Lillian Gertrude Conrad and two sons Claude and Fred with brothers Claude George and Duke and sister Mrs Howard Waterman. A younger son Philip died in Helena years ago.
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Oscar Monroe Lanstrum
Helena
Galesburg
Ill
Sweden
America
Knoxville
Iowa
Illinois
Lanstrum
Knox College
University of Illinois Medical College
Montana
Marysville
Lillian Gertrude Conrad
Claude
Portland
Ore
Fred
New York City
Great Falls
George
Kalispell
Howard Waterman
Seattle
Philip
Duke Lan
Explosion devastates Trojan Powder plant near Allentown
AP reports a massive blast at the Trojan Powder plant north of Allentown Pa. early June 21. Four dryer buildings 20 by 30 feet were destroyed and burned. No injuries reported among the four night watchmen as the shock level reached beyond 15 miles.
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Associated Press
Allentown
Trojan
Dr Lanstrum A Montana Political Leader Dies
Strum died in Butte several years ago. Dr. Lanstrum settled in Montana and led the Republican Party as chairman of the state committee in 1908. He served in the Eighth and Ninth legislative assemblies from Lewis and Clark County and was a national Republican delegate in 1912 and 1924. He edited the Montana Record of Helena for nearly 18 years and remained a respected physician and public figure in state society.
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Lanstrum
Masonic
Montana
Owl Drug Stores
Spokane
Will Murgatroyd
Tru Blu Biscuit Company
Pacific Coast
Dr. Lansstrum
Montana Life Insurance Company
Algeria
Mystic Shrine
Masonic Lodge of
Marysville
Shriners’ Hospitals
United States
Canada
Kansas City
Montana Record
Helena
Shrine
Montana Club
Smith Boosters Ready for Fight at Democratic Convention
New York officials and party leaders outline support for Smith and Roosevelt. National Committeeman Mack says Roosevelt will back Smith’s nomination. John W. Davis to chair resolutions committee. Mayor James J. Walker named floor leader for Smith forces. potential post-convention Pacific tour planned.
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New York State
Mack
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
Madison Square Garden
New York
John W. Davis
Resolutions Committee
van Namee
James J. Walker
Houston
Walker
Pacific Coast
Fly-Tox touted to curb household flies and disease
Major Ransom of the U S Army medical department cites flies as a major disease source and promotes Fly-Tox from Mellon Institute as a simple method to rid homes of insects. The blue labeled bottles claim to kill all household insects with straightforward directions.
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Major Ransom
Medical Department
United States Army
House of Flies
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Court Rules In Election Action Names Democratic And Republican Candidates
The court clarifies filing date calculations for the upcoming election. It lists Democratic candidates barred by the decision for various offices and Republican contenders for governor superintendent of schools railway commissioner. Secretary Mountjoy to certify remaining 123 primary candidates tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Romney
Hamilton
Pauline & Patton
Fergus
Lucille Quan
Bozeman
W. T. McKeown
Lewistown
George W. Magee
Chateau
James E. Stevens
Helena
Jeanne Buckmaster
Great Falls
J. A. Harley
Billings
Mountjoy
Latin Republics invited to meet on conciliation
Secretary Kellogg announced that all Latin American republics are invited to a Washington conference on conciliation and arbitration on December 10. He and Charles Evans Hughes will represent the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kellogg
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Havana
Coolidge Opens Day at Fish Hole Lodge
President Coolidge rests at Cedar Island Lodge Superior as his Wisconsin trip continues. Ill health and fatigue mark his arrival with aides reporting a slower pace and fewer public invitations. The entourage faces bad roads and cautious travel as the president seeks quiet summer rest.
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Locge
Superior
Mr. Coolidge
Edward T. Clark
Pri
Jong
Cedar Island Lodge
Adv
Monahan Opposes Hoover At Steam-Driven Convention Scene
Dr. Monahan criticizes the convention in Kansas City where Moses led a heated, unruly march. He notes Dawes was rejected while a Curtis choice reflected farmers’ views. He mourns O M Lanstrum and recalls Lanstrum’s health decline and Borah travels. He doubts Her work will accept a campaign chair, despite loyalty to Hoover.
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Lanstrum
Kansas City
B&b
Mudro
Grilli
Moses
Utah
Bedlam
Si Hoover
Califo
Vermont
Becaus
Dawes
Wes
Belr
Monahan
Curtis
Hoover
MISS BOLL PLANS NEW ATLANTIC FLIGHT RETURN
Miss Mabel Bell, who lost to Miss Amelia Earhart in the Atlantic flight race, will travel to New York with the monoplane Columbia loaned by Charles A. Levine. The craft was prepared for a takeoff at Harbor Grace tonight but pilots Oliver Le Boutillier, Al Argles, and others advised delaying to discuss new European plans.
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Harbor Grace
N. F
Mabel Bell
Amelia Earhart
New York
Columbia
Charles A. Levine
Oliver le Boutillier
al Argles
Miss Earhart
Miss Police
Atlantic
Miss Bell
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Kan
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Webb City
Oklahoma
Ed Harris
Frederick
Hollister
Elbert Reaves
Jersey
England
Farragut Avenue
Tinker Tim
Dr. O. M. Lanstrum
Reisenrath
Dr. Lanstrum
Mr. Cunningham
Dr. Brooke
Post Office
Cunningham
Brooke
United States Senate
Montana Record-Herald
Ways and Means Committee
Herman Blank
Ways and Means
Raftis
Colville
William Stern
Fargo
N. D
C. E. Pew
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
D. K. Gallagher
W. A. Veterans Bureau
Janet Rowand
Montana American Red Cross Association
H. ©. Whtts
National Rehabilitation Committee
Denver
Col
Mary McLeod
Norman Engle
Herbert Kibler
Havre
C. C. Lamport
Legion
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Plane
Lincoln Ellsworth
Point Barrow
Pole
Norge
Spitzbergen
Washiton
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Miss Boll
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