Democratic Platform Attacks GOP on Agriculture and Prohibition
The Democratic platform denounces Republican policy on agriculture foreign affairs and tariff while pledging honest enforcement of the eighteenth amendmentand criticism of GOP corruption. It calls for vigorous farm relief stricter liquor laws and warns against entangling alliances with foreign nations.
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Republican Party
Houston
Sam Houston
Latin America
League of Nations
World Court
League
Madison Square Garden
Shippers Talk on Marketing Farm Products in Bozeman
A Bozeman meeting focused on cooperation among growers shippers and transportation firms to improve marketing of farm products. Speakers emphasized coordinated efforts to streamline distribution increase efficiency and support for regional agriculture.
Value of board known at Northwest Shippers meeting
The fifth annual Montana division meeting of the Northwest Shippers Advisory Board stressed marketing farm products for best value and cooperation among growers shippers and transporters. Delegates numbering 108 from St Paul to the Pacific coast attended in Bozeman with Billings set as next year’s site and new officers and committees elected.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Mont
Montana
Northwest Shippers’ Advisory Board
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Billings
Alfred E. Smith Nominated By Democratic National Convention
Alfred E. Smith former New York governor and favorite son was nominated for the presidency at the Democratic National Convention in Houston Texas. A single ballot nearly reached two thirds with Smith at 849 votes of 1100 as party factions shifted to back him amid noisy celebration and some lingering southern debate.
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Associated Press
Sam Houston Hall
Houston
Texas
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Empire State Democracy
Democratic National Convention
Arseilles man linked to murders of three women
The Associated Press reports a French suspect known as "the man with a hundred fiancées" declared responsible for killing three women and linked to the disappearances of 15 others. Bodies found buried in villas, with 305 letters recovered in two years of advertisements and solicitations from older women.
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Associated Press
Montana Delegates Favor Nellie Tayloe for Wyoming Governor
Montana delegates at the Democratic national convention show favorable reception to Nellie Tayloe as former Wyoming governor. The action signals support for Alfred E. Smith in the presidential race while delegates remain free on vice presidential picks and platform issues. Montana endured long sessions without delivering a binding vote as some balk at unit-rule obligations.
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M. E
Oulton
Texas
Montana
Nellie Tayloe
Wyoming
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Man Kills Self in St James Hotel Death Note Found
Oscar C. Kobie, 48, a roomer at 632 Utah avenue, shot himself in bed with a .22 rifle. The body, found by hotel owner D. H. Oemcke, had a suicide note, and Coroner Pat Holland ordered removal to Duggan chapel. An inquest is planned for late next week.
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Oscar C. Kobie
St. James
Utah Avenue
D. H. Oemcke
Kobie
Butte
Kampion
Mich
Detroit
Pat Holland
Duggan Chapel
Rescuers Held At King's Bay As Fog Delays Arctic Rescue
Fog blankets Spitzbergen delaying the search for men left on the ice floe after the Italia crash. Gen. Nobile’s crew and the ongoing mystery about the missing three men fuels rumors as officials restrict interviews and details.
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King’s Bay
Arctic
Associated Press
King's Bay
Spitzbergen
Umberto Nobile
Citta di
Vicenzo Pomella
Nobile
Lenin Land
Novaya Zemblabx
Alberto Mariano
Berlin Chancellor Forms Five-Party Coalition Cabinet
On June 28 Socialist Chancellor Hermann Mueller announced a five party coalition cabinet replacing the Marx government after sixteen days of political bickering. President Vance approved the Centrists despite sulking, with Dr Von Guerard taking the occupied territory portfolio.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Hermann Mueller
Marx
Vance
von Guerard
Occupied Territory
MICAQULA YOUTH DIES IN BUTTE ACCIDENT
Albert Presta a Missoula resident 21 died after the automobile he rode in rolled over an embankment six miles from Butte on Reservoir road. Driver Amedero Rose 26 with passengers Katherine Owens 18 and Frances Platte 19 survived injuries and were treated at St James hospital. Rose was seriously hurt and Presta suffered a broken back crushed chest and internal injuries.
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Albert Presta
North Third Street
Missoula
Reservoir Road
Butte
St. James Hospital
Amedero Rose
East Park Street
Presta
Katherine Owens
Frances Platte
East Mercury Street
Rose
Five-Mile
Neil O'Keefe
The First Ballot at Houston
A revised official ballot of the Democratic convention for president is reported from Houston. The tally shows Smith 8494 votes, George 5214, Reed 52, Hull 5056, Jones 43, Watts 18, Harrison 8, Woollen 7, Donahey 5, Ayres 3, Pomerene 3, Hitchcock 2, Thompson 7, Bilbo 1, with 2 voting not.
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Houston
Smith
George
Reed
Hull
Jones
Watts
Harrison
Woollen
Donahey
Ayres
Pomerene
Hitchcock
Thompson
Bilbo
Vote on President results by state and candidate tallies
State by state tallies show candidates Smith George Woollen Reed Ayres and others with various point totals. The list includes Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan and notes continued on Page 7 Col 8.
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Alabama
George
Hull
Woollen
Jones
Donahey
Smith
Arizona
Arkansas
Reed
California
Colorado
Conecticutt
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Minois
Smith Nominated for Presidency by First Ballot
Gov Alfred E Smith declares he is nominated for the presidency on the first ballot in Albany New York on June 28 and expresses joy and satisfaction while noting his heart is where his palate ought to be.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Alfred E. Smith
Joy Army Ready To Go Into Action Tomorrow
Montana article describes a July Fourth joy army rally led by Field Marshal Basil L. Hunt to combat General Apathy. Brigadier General Al Wilkinson and Major M. Kerr Beadle coordinate waves of attack as air forces under General C. L. Berrien prepare an aerial derby. Bones Hartzell the clown slated for Butte.
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July Fourth Joy Army
Great Army
Basil L. Hunt
Montana
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Hell
Ohio
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Missouri
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