Bryan's Nebraska Speech Dominates Convention Debate
The Nebraska delegation's wires crack as William Jennings Bryan explains his vote and defends progressivism at the convention. He cites New York opposition, pledges to uphold democratic reform, and calls for a candidate free of Morgan and affiliated elites amid a charged hall.
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Derwool
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Liege
Delegates Fight Over Clark Wilson Ballots at Convention
A lengthy roll call and factional shouting dominated the convention as Clark and Wilson factions fought for votes. Nevada Nebraska and Oklahoma delegates clashed over ballots, with multiple roll calls showing shifts between Clark Wilson and Underwood, while Bryan watched from the Nebraska delegation amid tense scenes and protests.
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Wasie
Foss
Gilnetock
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Fors
Aovon
Witaon
Undarwool
David TR. Prancle
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Wilson Torean
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Laderstand
Claris
Sultet
Ehase
Devizion
Wiechik
Trughes
Aus
Anantwood
Marshall
Tiryau
Convention Adjourns After Long Debate and Spectator Row
A factional debate at the convention ended with a motion to adjourn until Monday. After tense exchanges and resuming Sunday work being debated, delegates began leaving the hall as the motion to adjourn circulated. The vote ultimately adjourned the session at 10:07 p.m. with spectators and delegates dispersing.
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Pennsylvesia
David TR. Francis
Missouri
Clark
Coorge United
Indiana
Bub & Paint
Onda
Montana's Break WW The Fifteenth Nomination Rift
A fragmented party split from Clark with six deserters signaling support for a progressive candidate. On the 22nd the ballot showed seven for Wilson and one for Clark. By the 26th Clark shifted three votes toward Wilson amid alignment changes.
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Funeral Procession to Lead by Police Platoon
A funeral service for a former Bherich Join A Qui will be held tomorrow at the family residence in Ns Waukesha Street. The procession will proceed to the Immeculator Conveption for a high mass. Pallbearers are drawn from the Bike Knights of Columbus and Eagles. honorary pallbearers include Robert Leonard Willem Nevin Joseph Riley James Larkin Barney Shanehan and Kwake Noonan. The funeral cortege will be led by Chief of Police Jerry J Murphy with four officers in attendance.
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Joseph Riley
James Larkin
Barney Shanehan
Kwake Noonan
Follee
Jerry J. Murphy
Vily Ell
Miners Contract Vote Passes In Butte Union
The Butte miners approve a contract with Anaconda Mining Co by nearly three to one. Reward terms include six cents per day for copper campaigns of two or more pounds and four days pay for a pound. The June pay rate will apply now. Friday election saw 4,45 votes. contract favored 5,11. not in favor 4,400. blanks.
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Ryan
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Kort
Butte Minera
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Une Anaconda Mining Company
Hell
Father of Frank Davis Seriously Injured in Factory Accident
Frank Dowis reports his father Fatwrence Davis was injured while operating factory machinery at Thornton. The elder Davis, a supervisor, was on his last shift and planned to visit his son soon. Frank notes June 29 as a tragic date, recalling his baby’s death a year ago and another misfortune on June 3. Lawrene's wire gave few details about the incident.
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Mars
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Timberman killed in Mountain Con mine collapse
Sam Yenrevich, 40? years old, of 718 Wyoming Street, died after a ground fall at the Mountain Con mine near Eke Mountain. He was pinned under timber at the LiOerfoot level and died at St James hostel at 1 20 AM. He worked with a loader when the slide occurred. lower timbers crushed him. He was unmarried. Deputy Coroner and Wilk held an inquiry.
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Wyoming
Eke
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Ife
Balto
Coranen
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Cres Lennians Win Over Ble Davis Methodist Team
In a Sunday School league game the Content Presbyterian club edged the Ble Davis Methodist team. Key players included Jn Tatterlen Centr Jerkan Jtalinan Andlanes Ste Pauls traver and Noleons, with Centr Treads leading the scoring.
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Traver Anil Noleons
MarCor Adams Couples at Adama Parents’ Event
In a small ceremony, Thomas T. Pancha and Miss Mary in Adama wed in the presence of the frifo's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Adana, at the family home. The event marked a personal milestone for the couple and their families.
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My End
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Lost Appetite and Hope Lost Appetite and Hope
Mrs. Rost Boyer of 142 Sherman Ave Evansian writes that illness left her unable to eat or sleep, with weight loss and debility. She credits Peruna with restoring strength and health after a month, and includes photos to show her recovery.
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McQueen Addition Attended By Notables At Ceremony
A laize company at friends attended the ceremony performed by the Rev George J. Wolfe. Attendants included Miss Safle N. Allen and Stephen Mc Penaly. Miss Ruth Kent wore the attire.
Funeral service for Prof. R. G. Young draws large attendance
Georgy D. AWele joined the group traveling to Victor by volunteer aid yesterday morning. They attended Prof. R. G. Young's funeral held here with a large turnout. The service was conducted by Rev. J. W. Bennetts of Mis cavla. The Butle party returned from Victor yesterday afternoon.
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Pawns homologation scandal hits Bos South street arrest
Jebr McPherson of 2 Pu wibroker Street Bos South Alain Street was arrested last night for alleged pawns shan ordinance violation. He is charged with taking goods and failing to report to the chief of police and was released on hands.
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Puwibroker
Butte Briefs Show Vivid Montana Life
Sullivan arrived from Seattle. Dr. and Mrs. Koowles are in the city from Helena. A. Wright of Warm Springs is guest at the Thornton. Officer McDonald leaves for Helena today due to his brother-in-law Alexander Mine’s critical illness. Mrs. Spotlewood, Mrs. Dorothy, Mrs. Whitworth, Mrs. Fevarking, and Mrs. Wall from Teer Lodge spent yesterday in Butte on a sharing tour. Sutiralner from Alam, racing meet clerk, was in town yesterday and will go to Salt Lake this week. Thomas Behen, veteran Butte engineer, returned from Los Angeles and reports feeling improved. Montana guests at the Butte hotels include Frank Comey, Lodge members, and others from Livingston, Bozeman, Deer Lodge, Anaconda, Helena, Great Falls, Virginia City, and Helena, among others.
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Tinder Sheriff Laments Theft at Dance Event
Police investigated a father and son duo after a costume dance show at Lia Reel ended with the theft of solar slides valued at 200 dollars from a local shop. The suspects, linked to Andrews, are held pending further inquiry into the incident and related performances.
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