Voters elect WN to states today
In New Jersey a Republican and a Democrat claim victory as voters prepare to elect seven state senators and all lower house members. In New York City apathy dominates mayoralty talk with candidates Walker Waterman and Norman Thomas contending amid low turnout expectations.
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Republicane
Whitney
Democata
Moore
Jersey City
New Jersey
Virgins
New Tork
Janes J. Walker
Waterman
Tammany
Eid
Fas Ropsttionas
Seth Low Om
Lawmakers Hear Tax Reform and Prohibition Enforcement Talk
Representative Garner of Texas and Senator Hawley of Oregon testified on alcohol taxation and enforcement. The discussions covered medicinal liquor prices, shrinkage losses, and increased border patrol funding. A Farm Bureau plan urged broad tax reform including a $5,000 income exemption and cuts to miscellaneous levies on autos and trucks.
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Texas
Washington
Andrews
Hawley
Oregon
Andrews Caid
Coast Guard
Collleguers
Amer Farm Bureau Federation
Rece
New York
Federation
E. B. Reed
Storm toll tallies ships lost at sea and wrecked vessels
Reported cargo ships caught in a storm include the British Mount Park seen towward after a broken rudder two hundred miles off Virginia capes and the Isabelle Parmenter located off Oregon Inlet capsized and abandoned as garbled radio messages hinder interpretation from Richmond.
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Virginia Capes
Agehooner
Isabelle Parmenter
Oregon Inlet
Richmond
Algiers
Dty
Lana
Virginia
Skeleton of man buried 5 000 years ago in Garden of the Gods
In Colorado Springs a skeleton found in a rock tomb in the Garden of the Gods was reported by AP as dating back thousands of years. Prof I A Keyte of Colorado College noted examination of the earth covering the bones and a police guard was set to keep curious visitors away until scientists finish their work. Prof Jean A Jeancon of the Colorado State Museum was engaged to lead further search for discoveries.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Garden of the Gods
I. A. Keyte
Colorado Collage
City Park Commission
Jean A. Jeancon
Colorado State ‘Museum
G Bernard West Death Claimed Former Editor and Writer
G Bernard West, 77, former editor of the Washington Times and Washington Post and for 13 years editorial writer for the Los Angeles Examiner, died in Los Angeles. Michigan installs sixth president Clarence Little in a full installation ceremony at the university.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
G. Bernard West
Washington Times
Washington Post
Los Angeles Hammer
Little
Ausociated Press
Ann Arbor
Univerosity of
Michigan
Clarence
French cabinet faces storm over war debts plan
France moves to halt economic decline by agreeing to terms with the United States on war debt. Premier Painleve leads Briand in a push to stabilize finances with a wealth tax proposal while promising stricter control of agitators and foreigners. Syria is referenced cautiously as France seeks peace and regained prestige, yet no compromise with Abd el Krim in Morocco. The declaration aims to fund the debt to the United States.
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United States
M. Painleve
France
Briand
Premier Painleve
Thyeft
Syria
Abd-el-Krim
Nmoroc
Ona
Detective Kills Dutch Anderson in a Chaotic Trial Scene
A garbled report notes a detective killing Dutch Anderson after a gunman was shot. A reward had been offered for Anderson’s capture dead or alive. The fragment mentions a New Britain trial at Chapman's estate, with a star withering in the scene.
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Anderson
Chapman
New Britain
Opera season opens at Metropolitan with gala crowd
A long line formed outside the Metropolitan Opera House as the New York social season began with the opening of the Metropolitan's 18th year. Giulio Gatti-Casazza conducted the opening night with Tullio Serafin, while tributes were paid in boxes to recently deceased J. P. Morgan and Reginald Van Aelst. Notables including Mrs. William B. Leeds and Princess Xenia of Russia attended amid a festive, celebrity-filled atmosphere.
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Associated Prose
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Boxer
T Fupolitan
Giulio Gattiaganas
New. York
Chili Driazie
Tom
Giuseppe Antec
Tullio Serafin
J. P. Morgan
Reitus Vanderbilt
J.P. Morgan
Reginald Vanorbit
William B. Leeda
Princess Xenia of
Rusal
Omiderbitt Jr
Ion W. Gerard
Frank Munsey
Clarence H. Mackay
Peers
Rivert HC Gary
Witla Mat Whitney
Warren Frederick A
Wheat award to Absarokee grain at livestock show
At the Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland, Dah Ho, a senior yearling shorthorn from the University of Idaho, won the special prize from the American Shorthorn Breeders Association. Idaho also claimed the champion Hereford steer with Dontald Rupert 12nd. Congdon and Batties of Yakima, Washington, led the Aberdeen Angus class. Absarokee Montana's Elmer Davis won the wheat award and C. B. Buchanan of Millel Doro Oregon took the barley prize.
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Dah-Ho
University ‘of Idaho
Anders Bith
Robert C. Mecroskey
Garfield, Wash
Cly@osdales
Elmer Davis
Absarokee
Mont
C. B. Buchanan
Singmaster and Son
Keota
Iowa
Mather Brothers
Manon City
Smith's Dairy
Aberdeen
Wash
A.C. Raby
Eas
Ths
Montana
Washington
Columbia
Colum
Oregon Agu‘Agen
Max Legre
Lamphere
Faaho
Washington Standaho
Georges W. Bynes
British Columbia
Ailes Milne
James Walsh Buried In Quiet Funeral
James Walsh was buried yesterday after a funeral at Dug Van’s parlors and St. Joseph’s Church. Requiem high mass was celebrated by Reverend Michael McCormack. Pallbearers included R. Hardin N. Kelly W. Dowling J. Sanden W. Canavan and W. Wilson. Interment followed at Holy Cross Cemetery with Father McCormack at the grave.
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Dugvan
St. Joseph's Church
Michael Mccormack
R. Hardin
N. Kelly
W. Dowling
J. Sanden
W. Canavan
W." Wilson
Holy Cross
Father McCormack
Taste of Public Has Wide Range in Reading Choice
A Montana state library survey shows fiction dominates city reading while travel history and political economy works draw strong demand in reference sections. Newspapers and an array of magazines attract steady patrons, with weekly story hours boosting youth interest. popular titles include classic detective tales and action adventure such as Tarzan stories.
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Montana
Butte
Ola Cap Collier
Wood Dick
Wandard
Turia
Butte Postoffice
Ciy
Life of Magazinen
Athck
Ana
Shiek
Nile Ansiement
Journal Ie Irmacnety Populay
Atlantic
Amtiar
Geographica
Mitchell-Gall Testimony Delayed by Prosecution Objections
Defense counsel Colonel Moreland stated the prosecution would object to certain testimony but would waive objections for direct relevance. The issue centers on questions of conduct and tone in determining guilt or innocence, with references to two departments and possible impact on the case. Also mentioned are local potato shortages and high prices as unrelated market notes.
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Moreland
Saiing
Was
Navy Department
Polis
Vamp Had Affair With Butte Man
Postal investigators jailed Arbutus and Nebraska suspect Harvey admitted to making a living by trading letters with men seeking brides through matrimonial ads. He promised wealth and sent gifts while a Danish 24 year old posed as the bride. police traced numerous addresses in Omaha and beyond as men sent money, hoping for a match. Harvey claimed he could secure releases or favors, with one letter to author Upton Sinclair noted.
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Arbutus
Nebraska
Harvey
Minnie McFarlan
Marvey
Omaha
Stondas Arvey
Nataee
Wiens
Oman
Upton Sinclair
Nias
Muscle Shoals Commission Ends Effort in Disagreement
The Muscled Shoals commission under President Coolidge failed to unite on a single report. The majority favored operating the project, leasing to private interests for fertilizer and munitions, or government operation with subsidies if needed. Members Dial, Russell F. Bower, and McKenzie led the majority. Curtis and Clellan formed the minority.
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Associated Pf
Washington
Muscle Shoals
American Farm Bureau Federation
Commilssion
Harry A. Curtis
Chemical Engines
Yale University
Will Clellan
Hearst No Longer To Support Smith Says He Won't Back Governor
William Randolph Hearst told the New York Evening Post he would not support Governor Smith for another term. He said he backed Smith three times and that was three times too many, adding he bears him no personal grudge but questions his honesty. The remark was reported from New York with Hearst declining further comments.
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Associated Press
New York
William Randolph Hearst
New York Evening Post Today
Governor Smith
Smith
Hearer
Braith
Felton Named Chairman of Chicago Great Western Board
Chicago November 3 Samuel Marve Felton long serving railroad executive becomes chairman of the board of the Chicago Great Western railway, a post created as he resigns the presidency. Col N L Howard, general manager of Chicago Union Station, elected to succeed him as president.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Samuel Marve Felton
Chicago Great Western ‘Ailway
Ance
Col. N. L. Howard
Chicago Union Station Company
Mr. Felton
Five Die in Yucatan Elections Amid Violence
Mexico City dispatches report five people killed and 27 wounded during gubernatorial elections in Yucatan. Merida, the state capital, is the center of the violence as authorities verify the casualty figures and investigate the incidents.
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Yucatan
Associated Press
Mexico City
Merida
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