Oregon primary fights shape up over liquor issue
Portland May 20 The liquor question will be a major issue in tomorrow's Oregon primary as candidates press for United States Senate nominations. Robert N Stanfield faces Frederick Steiner Alfred B Clark Rose Barrett James J Crossley A R Schumway C B Evey and L R Sandblast with Sandblast advocating Volstead Act modification and others opposing it. In the Republican race strong contenders include E Crumpacker Norman S Richards and B P Sinnott with several others unopposed. Fisher takes lead in Pennsylvania primary as results draw attention to Republican race.
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Associat Presa
Portland
Oregon
United States
Robert N. Stanfield
Frederick Steiner
Pendleton
Alfred B. Clark
Rose Barrett
Warrenton
James J. Crossley
A. R. Schumway
Oregon Grain Growers Co-operative Association
C. B. Evey
Washington County
L. R. Sandblast
Sandblagt
Daugherty Enters Not Guilty Plea In Federal Case
Former attorney general Harry M. Daugherty pleaded not guilty in federal court to an indictment charging conspiracy to defraud the United States. He posted 5000 dollars bail and was released. Col. Thomas W. Miller, another defendant, was absent due to home confinement from illness. The case stems from alleged sale of seven million dollars of alien property seized during the war under the enemy trading act.
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New York
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
Thomas W. Miller
Wilmington
Del
Railroad Labor Board 15 Abolished by Law Provided New System
May 20 The Watson Parker pact for settlement Tailway Labor disputes was signed today by President Coolidge who said he would have preferred a firmer declaration for protection of the public interest but believed the issue of public import justified a program to encourage industry to adjust relations between employer and employee. The plan provides arbitration and, as a last step, for the appointment of an emergency board by the president to investigate and report on the facts for public information.
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Watson-Parker Plct
Coolidge
British government plan to end strike rejected
London reports a deadlock in the mining dispute as miners and government refuse concessions. A national conference contemplates wage reductions but delays reply until tomorrow while miners prepare for a prolonged stoppage amid expected talks with ministers and other parties.
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Britain
London
Senators Too Busy To Probe Elections
Washington May 20 Reorganization of the special Senate campaign expenditures investigating committee was effected by Vice President Dawes after three of the five members appointed yesterday declined to serve. Senators Penn sylvania Deneen and Bayard tendered resignations with explanations that press of other business prevented service, leaving Maine Gott West Virginia King as the remaining members representing Republicans and Democrats.
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Yest Gay
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King
Utah
Chess Champion to Meet 40 Montana Opponents in Butte
World chess master Newell W. Banks will play 40 Montanans in a simultaneous tournament Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Butte Y. Venues include Deer Lodge Helena Missoula and others. many acceptances have been received. Banks is renowned as a top checker and chess authority and is expected to play on alternating boards with both colors.
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Conda
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Bridges
Whitetail
Helena
Boulder
Great Falls
Missoula
White Sulphur Springs
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Boston
Maury
Montana
France Opposed to Early Action on Disarmament
FRANCE OPPOSED TO EARLY ACTION ON DISARMAMENT LEAD FOLLOWED BY THREE OTHER STATES, Germany Would Prohibit Air planes, Poison Gas, Heavy Artillery and Use of Tanks. Delegates from Romania Poland Finland joined France in arguing disarmament must come after greater security.
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Germany
Associaies Press
Geneva
Romania
Poland
Finland
M. Paul-Boncour
Count von Bernedorft
Count von
Butler says anti saloon league harms candidates for high office
In New York on May 2 Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University said that candidates for office should oppose the repeal of the Volstead Act and the eighteenth amendment. He argued the open support of the Anti Saloon League is the severest handicap a politician can face.
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Amneustenren
New York
Sylvania
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Anti-Saloon League
Disappearance of famed religious leader shrouded in mystery
AP reports nightfall deepens mystery around Aimee Semple McPherson missing at Venice Beach. Lt Barnard says he saw her with another woman in a car bound for Los Angeles as Emma Schafer says they took a different route to the beach. Two women claim to have seen McPherson at 1:20 p.m. near the hotel where her clothing and a note were left, prompting police notes of prior knowledge of her disappearance.
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Tuendy
Teader
Aimee Semple
Santa Monia
Angelus’ Temple
Cere
McPherson
Aimee la
Jesus
Angie
Barnard
Culver City
Venice
Veales
Murderers face fate as clemency requests denied
The state board denied clemency for Randolph, confirming a hot and premeditated crime and automatic life sentence. Jukich, a mine worker, sought mercy after pleading his case with a forceful letter and dramatic appeal.
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Jukich
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Madek
Ruth
Juich
Children Drown in Irrigation Ditches
Salt Lake City report lists three child drownings in irrigation ditches. Gena Keith Cottier, 22 months old from Brigham City, Earl Burt aged 18 months from Burton Horrocks, and an unnamed 2 year old were found drowned in canals and ditches in Provo river area during an outing.
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Salt Lake City
Genter
Gena
Keith Cottier
Provo River
Former Day Chief Admits His Guilt
Perry former federal prohibition director for Wisconsin pleaded guilty to conspiracy to permit illegal withdrawal of alcohol from warehouses at Plymouth Wisconsin in federal district court. The plea was entered and sentencing scheduled. Max penalty includes imprisonment and fine.
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Perry
Prohibition
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Exposition 10 Open in Butte Last of June
Announcement to recognize Butte as Montana business center states Montana Home Products exposition opens June 28 in open air, with two block area. Montana's manufacturing role emphasized. promotion highlights wheat, potatoes, bacon, ham, fruits, poultry, and other products from across the state.
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Weath
Hines Butte
Northwest
Search for Girl Attacker Proves Futile in Freehold
May 20 Freehold New Jersey an all day search by armed posses for the man who attacked 13 year old Rose Tarstasch near Pereville proved futile. A hut 660 yards from her home where four Negroes had lived was found abandoned. The girl, hospitalized in Trenton, suffered brain concussion and remains in serious condition. She said a man in a black mask leaped from the woods and assaulted her after dragging her into a nearby brush.
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N. J
Rose Tarstasch
Pereville
McKinley Hospital
Trenton
Downs Road
Goldstrom Hopes Day Flight to Berlin in Record Pace
Mauretania reports pilot Goldstrom aims to reach Berlin from New York in six days, seeking to beat John Fenty Mears in the round-the-world flight. He plans to fly to Yokohama next, then onward to Berlin, with daily averages of about 530 miles cited as the target.
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Berlin
Mauretania
John Fenty Mears
Rostsog
London
Amiste
Ord
Atlante
Reac
Parte Iin
New’ York
Mears
Moscow
Bandits Free U S Army Officer Capt. Betts in Yunnan
AP reports Capt. Thomas J. Betts of the United States Army, attached to the American legation at Yunantu, was released by bandits who seized him May 17 during a journey across Yunnan from French Indochina toward the Yangtze. American Consul Myers notified the legation after negotiations with local authorities and General Tang Chao, governor of Yunnan.
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Thomas J. Betts
United Sates
Yunan
Botta Wan
Lai Tow Po
China
Mirong
Tangch
Voting on farm relief bill moves to Saturday vote
From Washington May 20 amid confusion the reading of the Haugen farm relief bill for amendment ended. A substitute credit measure was introduced and later the Aswell commodity marketing bill faced the chamber. An amendment proposal could shape farm loan limits and price stabilization, with indications the Tincher plan may guide the price and embargo provisions.
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Washington
Aswell
Onanana Abtitute
Incher I
Art of the
Land Office Bill Passes Senate in Three States
Oregon South Dakota and Idaho senate approved a land office bill redirecting functions to new Rapid City South Dakota and Bailey Idaho offices. The reform replaces abolished executive offices and outlines location changes for ongoing land management duties.
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South Dakota
Idaho
Oew
Rapid City
Bailey
Oreer
Italian flyer to land on Montana lake in visit
World renowned Italian aviator Colonel Francisco de Pinedo will land near Lake Bowdoin in Northern Montana during a bound trip around the globe. Consul Notts, citing Montana Power records, notes Bowdoin’s horseshoe lake is two miles wide at the broadest point and lies near Great Northern line east of Malta. The inquiry details the lake’s suitability for a hydroplane as de Pinedo covers about 45,000 miles last year and continues to press on with industrial progress affecting surface water availability.
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Francisco de Pinedo
Butte
Ttalian
Notts
Department of State
Lake Bowdoin
Nott
Colonel de Pinedo
Thie State
Take Bowdon
Great Northern Railway
Malta
Bowdoin
Consul Nott
Montana Power Company
Han
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