Western Montana Eyes Fine Fruit Year and Uninstructed Delegates
The Anaconda Standard reports Montana expects a strong fruit and agriculture year. County results show many delegations proceeding uninstructed to party conventions in Houston with Republicans split between Lowden and uninstructed and Democrats mixed. Districts list various county allocations and instructed candidates including Smith for Missoula and Mitchell for Great Falls.
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THE
Anaconda Standard
Western
Montana
J. J. Walsh
Houston
Park County
Walsh
Cascade County
Harry B. Mitchell
Great Falls
Morrow
Frank EB. Lowden
Fergus
Petroleum
Ravaili
Lewis and Clark
Yellowstone
Jefferson
Beaverhead
Missoula
Cascade
Judith Basin
Silver Bow
Lowden Lake
Park
Gallatin
Ravalli
Powell
Smith—Missoula
Deer Lodge
Missoula County
Delegates Chosen At Deer Lodge Conventions
In Deer Lodge on May 8 delegates were selected at both party conventions. Democratic picks: L. C. Boedeker of Deer Lodge and William Monahan of Avanda, with alternates F. J. Hohenbeck Gold Creek and H. W. Evans Deer Lodge. Republican picks: C. L. Benton and A. G. Luedeman delegates, alternates Mrs Annie W. Bielenberg and George Davis Avon. Republicans uninstructed. Williams and Keeley spoke. resolutions backed Williams for US senator and Paul for governor. Lowden led pref vote. Five men arrived in British Honduras to start shark fishing and turtle farming.
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Deer Lodge
L. C. Boedecker
William Monahan
Avanda
F. J. Hohenbeck
Gold Creek
H. W. Evans
C. L. Benton
A. G. Luedeman
Annie W. Bielenberg
George Davis
Avon
W. E. Keeley
C. H. Williams
Williams
United States
W. J. Paul
Lowden
Dawes
Hoover
Butte Democrats Name Delegation
The Butte Democratic convention adjourned with delegates seated amid controversy over proxies and seating. Roy Alley challenged Frank Hayes, Dougherty proxy revocation altered seating. Hayes later became an alternate to the state convention. J. Bruce Kremer urged West support for Governor Smith while promoting party unity.
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Tony Haris
Matt Canning
M. M. Sullivan
John Foley
Henry Sullivan
Felix Mallon
D. Fitzpatrick
Ed Glemen
Jack Sullivan
Don B. King
Frank Mooney
Peter O'Connor
Joseph Sullivan
Martin Kall
Roy Alley
Frank Hayes
M. Dougherty
Precinct
Dougherty
Cc. P. Nevin
Hayes
W. J. Walsh
Edward Timmons
M. J. Kiely
James Brennan
A. B. Cohen
Otto Simonson
H. A. Gallwey
C. P. Nevin
Roy Peck
Tom Jovick
Jovick
Senator Watoun Leading Hover in Democratic Rumble
Across Alabama and Texas results show Watoun leading in local and state contests as delegates are allocated. Reports detail county tallies for the Beaumont convention and factional strife in Kansas City as Pendergast forces clash over ward leadership.
Annual Commerce Meeting Opens in Washington
The 16th annual meeting of the United States Chamber of Commerce began in Washington with 2000 business leaders. Keynote addresses focused on teamwork among business, labor, agriculture and government as a basis for prosperity. A three day agenda covers foreign trade, power, transportation and other economic issues. Judge Edwin B. Parker urged America to discipline those who threaten the public interest, likening it to ethical discipline in the legal profession.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Edwin B. Parker
Mixed Claims Commission
May in Maintana Seeds Optimistic Despite Moisture Shortage
The article notes good crop conditions in May with a need for more moisture. E R Lott of Bozeman and Harvey Kurzhall of Hardin named bee inspectors. political remarks cover Smith and McAdoo, with ballots cast and regional voting sentiments cited. The convention adjourned after speeches and a chaired call.
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E. R. Lott
Bozeman
Harvey Kurzhall
Hardin
Butte Republican Gathering Names Precinct Appointments
Republicans held a brief meeting with no campaign speeches and spent over an hour counting ballots. Several precinct vacancies were filled with committee members moving aside. Stanley Bailey replaced Earl Bennett in precinct 12. M. S. Galasso filled for Edward Caddy in precinct 19, John Pearson for M. R. Ayres in precinct 76, and Roy Tisdale took Frank Chinn's place in precinct 74.
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Stanley Bailey
Earl Bennett
M. S. Galasso
Edward Caddy
John Pearson
M. R. Ayres
Roy Tisdale
Frank Chinn
War Fears Rise as Japan and China Clash in Shantung
London reports say Japan and China near war after heavy fighting along the Shantung railway. A Japanese division awaits imperial sanction to advance to Tsingtao while a neutral zone is set near the line. Nationalists retaliate with attacks as Osborn of the Nazarene mission is released from Chaocheng.
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London
Japan
China
Shantung Province
Tsingtao
Shantung Peninsula
Tsinan-Tsingtao
Tsiwan
Associated Press
Tientsin
L. C. Osborn
Nazarene
Chaocheng
Shantung
Osborn
Columbia
Ohio
Kaifeng
Honan
Evacuations Continue as Foreigners Leave Tsingtao Area
From Shantung China on May 9 most foreigners have evacuated Tainan except for Germans and Japanese. A train toward Tsingtao carries 17 Americans including nine men six women and two children along with four British one Italian and one French traveler. The American British and German consuls remain in Tsingtao as the situation develops.
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Tsingtao
Shantung
China
Tainan
Tsinan
All Bran Hailed By Constipation Sufferer
A Pennsylvanian man after a peck of medicines reports daily bowel movements since using Kellogg’s All-Bran. The ad touts constipation as a precursor to headaches and skin issues and presents All-Bran as a guaranteed, 100 percent bran health cereal recommended by doctors.
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Kellogg’s
W. N. Hamiton
Allers
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Trustees Deadlock Over Rowland Appointment at Quhuol Meeting
Quhuol school trustees again failed to appoint a seventh member. Mrs Rowland was nominated by Trustee Boyle after Mrs Hanratty's letter reaffirmed her choice. Debate followed with no final vote. clerks to solicit bids for general supplies and plan an inventory for 1928 29. Maintenance bonds issued for McKinley building. vault access granted to Miss Leary with Mrs Oke approving ballot storage changes. Budget adjustments and staff changes noted. two small buildings leased for 40 dollars monthly.
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Perter
Hanratty
Rowland
Boyle
Tutty
Wallace
A. H. Douglass
Douglass
McKinley School
Charles Goddard
Perier
Margaret Leary
Fred Oke
Woman’s Party
Miss Leary
Clerk Perter
J. C. Whiteley
Clerk Perier
Western Creamery Company
Trinity Church
Myrtle Dunks
Catherine Burke
Scott Fries
Harry Dahlberg
Fries
Dahlberk
Dan G. Kalen
Tax Cut Plan Is Object of Attack
Senate Republicans defended their 200 million dollar tax reduction plan against Democratic attempts for larger cuts. Republicans restored the 10 percent club dues tax to the revenue bill, while Democrats sought to cut or repeal it. The admission tax exemption was increased from 75 cents to 38 dollars and less, opposing Democratic repeal.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Smith Favored At Anaconda Meeting For Delegates
Democrats in Anaconda backed Smith delegations at the state convention urging Helena delegates to vote for Smith. Republicans chose four delegates and four alternates to attend the Helena meeting with no presidential or state endorsements. Granite County Republicans and Democrats named delegates and alternates and a Hoover straw vote was noted.
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Smith
Houston
Republican Party
Charles F. Murphy
James White
Emmett Russell
F. M. Davison
Joseph Lepke
Frank Savage
Thomas Murphy
William Flynn
Helena
J. B. Goose
T. P. Stewart
J. B. C. Knight
Gus English
William J. Webb
J. H. Strain
al Powdrill
John Ferkin
W. L. Collins
Charles Lohr
William Devine
Devine
Granite County
Allen McKenzie
A. S. Huffman
al Smith
Allen Conn
E. M. Durfee
Sam Stewart
United States Senate
H. J. Faust
Drummond
J. D. Kennedy
Philipsburg
J. M. Warner
W. S. Power
Hoover
Granite County Republican Club
Carol Seeks Stay in England Amid Romanian Turmoil
Prince Carol asks Home Secretary for permission to remain in England and report movements while rumors persist of government changes in Romania. He dined with Ionescu and others as Mme Lupescu expresses strain and vows support if he returns to the throne.
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Great Britain
Carol
Roumania
Ionescu
Home Secretary
England
Home Office
Mme. Lupescu
Mme
Lupescu
Associated Press
Winter wheat in fine condition Stevens reports
Western Montana shows strong prospects across crops and fruit. R B Stevens of the Northern Pacific reports winter wheat thriving in the Gallatin and Flathead valleys and a heavy upcoming fruit yield in Bitter Root with cherry production expanding due to a new canning plant.
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Stevens
Montana
R. B. Stevens
Northern Pacific Railway
Gallatin
Flathead
Bitter Root Valley
Hamilton
Gallatin Valley
Bitter Root
Missoula
N. P
Stevensville
Victor
Corvallis
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Butte
Eyrie
Marcus Daly
Tinker Tim
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W. H. Maloney
William Meyer
Judge Bourquin
Judge Carroll
Shanley
Kremer
J. Bruce Kremer
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Nicholas Biddle
United States Bank
Senator Watoun
Hoosier State
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Beaumont
Prohibition Plank
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Jesse Jones
Kansas City
First Ward
Pendergast
Omas Pendergast
Noth
Heflin
Bruce
Maryland
Baltimore
Herbert Hoover
William Cabell Bruce
Maintana
Department of Agriculture Weekly
W.H. Maloney
McAdoo
South
Co. P. Nevin
P. J. Gerachty
Meyer
Hina
Changtien
Peking
Shanghai
Shih Chia Chuang
Chentow
Chihli
Pukow- Peking
Tsangchow
Tokio
Tanaka
France
Italy
Foreign Office
Osborn Released
Quhuol
Anaconda
Vienna
Balkans
Interior
Duca
Associated Press Bureau
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Butte, Montana
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