Texas ex-governor Ferguson says wife Real governor
Former Texas governor James E. Ferguson tacitly admits during a Austin interview that his wife Miriam A. Ferguson is the real governor. He defends the administration, mocks impeachment talk, and accuses Satterwhite of threatening a special session to impeach his wife without evidence.
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New York
New York Times
Austin
Texas
James E. Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Mitchell court martial opens amid evidence wrangle
The Mitchell court martial recessed after four hours of prosecution witnesses as Gen. Edward L. King and Rep. Frank R. Reid clashed during cross examination. Reid said he would strike the incident from the record and deny plans to rehear the trial, insisting the court remain impartial despite controversy.
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Washington
Mitchell
Edward L. King
Frank R. Reid
Illinois
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Reid
General King
King
Jarvis J. Bain
Hawaii
Brothers Held for Merchant's Murder
Mike Noorlan der, 21, and Fred Noorlan, 20, were charged with first degree murder in Bannock County Idaho over the death of Walter Scadden. Scadden was beaten while defending his Inkom store from robbers last Sunday night. Mike was wounded in the holdup and hospitalized in Pocatello. Fred was arrested near Provo Utah and confessed to striking Scadden with a flag.
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Ogden
Mike Noorlander
Fred
Bannock County
Idaho
Walter Scadden
Inkom
Mike
Pocatello
Provo
Utah
Governor Pinchot Calls Talks to End Mine Suspension
Governor Pinchot invited wage committees of anthracite miners and operators to meet the next day in Harrisburg to discuss ending the hard coal suspension. He asked Major Inglis and John L. Lewis to attend with other committee members at 2:30 PM and invited a Scranton Chamber mediation panel to join. This marks his first concrete step toward ending the shutdown in effect since September.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
W. W. Inglis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Scranton Chamber of Commerce
Peace hopes revived in coal industry
Philadelphia reports renewed optimism for an early peace in the anthracite coal industry as developments unfold, signaling possible settlements. details continue on page six column.
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Philadelphia
Bostroem Named Swedish Minister to United States
Stockholm reports Wollmar Bostroem the Swedish minister at Madrid has been appointed minister to the United States, replacing A. F. Wallen ig. Earlier April rumors that Axel F. Wallenberg would leave Washington for Sweden were denied by the foreign affairs department.
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Stockholm
Wollmar Bostroem
Madrid
A. F. Wallenig
Axel F. Wallenberg
United States
Swden
Swedish Department of Foreign Affairs
Butte's November Found To Be About The Average
November 1925 in Butte is described as near average for temperature, with mean highs around typical values and snowfalls expected to be light. The piece notes a mild to cool pattern, mentioning record cold and warm days across years, and references waiting for moisture from the west and cold air from Medicine Hat to influence snowfall.
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Butte
Mark Twain
Mark
Congress
Medicine Hat
Chicago Policemen Shot Down in Duel
Two Chicago officers were shot in a south side tobacco shop robbery attempt. James H. Carroll died, James Henry was mortally wounded. A cab driver, Marshall Custer, was killed and Gus Schoeldner wounded. The gunmen fled in an automobile after the clash. Police sought Martin Durkin, a noted gunman.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James H. Carroll
James Henry
Carroll
Marshall Custer
Gus Schoeldner
Henry
Martin Durkin
Briand Heads France Cabinet as Finance Chief Likely
Paris November 27 A reshaped French cabinet emerged with Aristide Briand as premier and Loucheur named minister of finance. Briand secured Loucheur to lead finance with full department control. Others named include Painlevé at war and Chautemps at justice with interior Du Ladier and several ministers of commerce public works labor and agriculture.
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Painteve
Aristide Briand
M. Briand
M. Loucheur
France
Ministry of Finance
Finance
le Havas
Folsne
Paul Pain
Montana Grain Exhibit Sets High Hopes at Chicago Show
Montana showcases nearly a hundred entries in grains and seeds at the International Grain and Hay Show in Chicago, following a strong Portland showing where Marquis wheat led and Montana swept classes. Elmer Davis of Absarokee won the sweepstakes banner in hard red spring, LeRoy Kirby of Simms won in Marquis wheat, and Montana claimed multiple top places across hard red spring and winter wheat and rye. Montana expects Canada to be chief competition, with past results showing strong but close races for the world cup and reserve championships.
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Chicago
Pacific International
Treasure State
Elmer Dav's
Absarokee
LeRoy Kirby
Simmen
Portland
Canada
Manchurian War Lord Told to Quit Politics or Fight
Feng Yu-Hsiang, the Christian general, issued a direct ultimatum to Marshal Chang Hsiao-Lin in Peking, demanding retirement or face attack. Chang, though calm, faces a dramatic shift as Feng consolidates power and threatens to remove Chang from politics.
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Associated Press
Peking
Feng
Yu-Héeiang
Chang Tso- Lin
Manchuria
Mukden
Chang
When Winter Rides And Classified Ads Guide Shopping
The Anaconda Standard Classified Page invites readers to shop from home using its guide. It mentions contact numbers 422 and 423, a Butter 47 reference, and the Anaconda name, noting a Briggs cartoon appears daily on the page.
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P. S
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Classified
Bombers confess reign of terror in Chicago
Four operatives including a 23 year old woman confessed to bombings that damaged churches and residences. The group planned explosions for 200 to 600 dollars per job, with Fred Wanquist named as leader. Three police officers were killed in the recent bomb wave. A special grand jury will convene Monday to probe the ring. The detainee Lena Schrock Rice left Ohio with her husband and three children and aided in the plots. Joe Avenzio and Jack Davis also confessed.
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Chicago
Fred Wanquist
Lena Schrock Rice
Ohio
Wanquist
Joe Avenzio
Jack Davis
Barbers’ Union
Fight over Texas roads widens impeachment talk
Gov Miriam Ferguson faces renewed impeachment pressure as Hoffman Construction’s answer to Attorney General Moody’s suit surfaces. The firm offers to redo asphalt on 600 miles of highways or settle on terms tied to American Road case, which earlier yielded a $600,000 judgment for the state. Speaker Lee Satterwhite mentions the governor as a woman executive, while her husband blames disgruntled contractors and political rivals for the turmoil.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Ma” Ferguson
Satterwhite
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Hoffman Construction Company
Dan Moody
Ite Anewer
American Road Company
Joe Burkett
Highway Commission
Lee Satterwhite
Moody
Speaker Satterwhite
Federal Roads Chief MacDonald Announces Plan
Washington November 27 Thomas H MacDonald heads the bureau of public roads and outlines a new department plan amid federal road policy discussions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Thomas H. MacDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Ag
Body of Bishop Reaches New York
The steamship Degrasse arrived with the body of Right Rev. John P. Care roll bishop of Helena Montana who died in Friebourg Switzerland on November 4. Monsignor Victor Day administrator and Rev. William Joyce of Butte will accompany the casket to Helena. The body lay in St Patrick's Cathedral until tomorrow then a requiem will be celebrated by Cardinal Hayes before transport to Montana.
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New York
Degrasse
John P. Careroll
Helena
Mont
Friebourg
Switzerland
Victor Day
William PP. Joyce
Butte
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Cardinal Hayes
Montana
Hartford Prieve Delays Chapman's Death to 1926
Gov Trumbull granted a second reprieve delaying execution of Gerald Chapman until March 8 1926 due to federal habeas corpus actions not resolved by December 1925. John Coolidge witnessed the filing in Hartford as Chapman pursues a federal challenge to the commutation. Chapman writes his own argument arguing presidential clemency requires acceptance to take effect.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Gerald Chapman
Trumbull
James Skelly
New Britain
Chapman
John Coolidge
White House
Eupreme
United States
Last Tribute Paid Queen Alexandra in London
Queen Alexandra's death prompted a nation of mourners in a mile long queue to Westminster Abbey. The silent royal procession moved through snow to view the bier as officials said doors might stay open through the night. The queen mother's body will go by motor hearse to Windsor for an 11 30 burial.
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Associated Press
London
Queen Mother Alexandra
Westminster Abbey
Abbey
St. James Place
Windsor
Two Women Rob Bank in Renner South Dakota Heist
Two women walked into the First State bank in Renner and held up cashier H. Wilkenson, forcing the muzzle of a pistol on him and grabbing about $600 in silver before fleeing in a touring car toward the Dell Rapids road. Police and townspeople launched manhunts as descriptions spread.
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Renner
First State Bank
H. & Wilkenson
Wilkenson
Dell Rapids
Sioux Falls
George Boardman
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