Gould Wins Maine Senate Seat Over Redman
Arthur R. Gould, Republican, secured Maine’s U S Senate seat by about 50 000 votes over Democrat Fulton J Redman to complete the term of Bert M Fernald ending in 1931 Gould carried every city and carried 79 480 to 31 449 from 605 of 633 precincts The race saw Klan charges dismissed and Governor Brewster deny Klan ties Gould is president of the Aroostook Valley railroad Redman a lawyer from Ellsworth and New York previously served in the Maine House of Representatives ELLSWORTH Me Nov 29 Redman said he would contest the result after the defeat
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J. Redman
Associated Press
Portland
United States Senate
Arthur R. Gould
Fulton J. Redman
Maine
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Redman
Aroostook
Dan W. Coney
Democratic State Committee
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Biddford
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Westbrook
Ku Klux Klan
Ralph ©. Brewster
Secretary of State
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State Senate
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New York
State House of Representatives
United States
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Eight Die In Ranch Raid At Elbanito Near Matamoros
Eight people were killed and three wounded when Mexican agrarians attempted to seize the American owned Elbanito ranch near Matamoros. Soldiers under Colonel Castilho rounded up 36 to 49 aggressors as Emilio Longoria and ranch workers arrived to move houses onto the property. The ranch valued at 750000 dollars held 609 bales of cotton and is owned by minor children of the late Juan H. Fernandez of Brownsville.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Elbanito Ranch
Matamoros
Mexico
Castillo
Emilio Longoria
John G. Fernandez
Texas
Juan H. Fernandez
Unfeigned delight as Gould 15 named to Maine seat
The Associated Press reports broad approval in Republican circles in Washington at Arthur R. Gould’s confirmation to Maine’s Senate seat. With the vacancy filled by another Republican, the Seventieth Congress will begin next year with a stronger Republican majority in the House and a 48-47 Senate split, plus a Farmer-Labor seat.
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Associated Press
Washington
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United States Senate
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Mysterious Gall Leads to Owner Recovering Loot
After a Sunday night burglary worth 6900, Mrs. Jay McCormick of 118 Kemper avenue recovered 2000 in goods via a mysterious telephone message to her sister. A trunk near a hog ranch bridge held two diamond rings, silks, garments, and 100 in cash. Police investigate why thieves left most items untouched and the motive behind the call.
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Kemper Avenue
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Hog Ranch
Butte
Jennie Pollard
Kemper Street
Claudel Likely New Paris Ambassador to United States
Paris reports poet Paul Claudel is the likely choice for France’s ambassador to the United States. Foreign Minister Brand is said to have selected him to replace M. Herenger, though cabinet approval remains possible.
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Associated Press
Paris
Paul Claudel
France
United States
Brand
M. Herenger
Washington
Butte Mines Band Celebrates 39th Anniversary Concert
The Butte Mines band marks its 39th anniversary with a "real concert" at Broadway theatre led by Bandmaster Samuel Treloar. Soloists and St Patrick's choir join the ensemble, plus dancers, for a memorable program. A RCA radiola No 30 will be given away at the end as thanks to the audience. Proceeds support open air summer concerts for the people of Butte.
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Butte Mines
Samuel Treloar
Broadway
St. Patrick's Church
Butte
Justices rule on medicinal liquor prescriptions
The Supreme Court, by a slim majority, holds that under the prohibition and Volstead acts physicians may be restricted to prescribing no more than one pint of liquor to a patient every ten days for medicinal purposes. Four justices dissent, led by Sutherland McReynolds Butler and Stone.
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Washington
Supreme Court
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Butler
Stone
Samuel W. Lambert
New York
Justice Prandels
Congress
Democrats Outline Farm Relief and Tax Reform Plan
Washington, Nov 29. Senator Robinson of Arkansas, Democratic minority leader, announced a program for the short congressional session centering on farm relief, tax reduction, and anti corruption in senatorial primaries. He urged cooperative action for surplus product control and criticized administration tax credits as undesired for large taxpayers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
South
Leader of Royal Arch Masons Dead in Malden
John Albert Blake general grand high priest of the general grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons in the United States has died at his Malden home at 63. Born in Danvers Massachusetts he joined Amity lodge at 21 and progressed through all degrees, attaining the 33rd.
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Associated Press
Malden
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John Albert Blake
General Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
United States
Danvers
Maso
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Mistrial bid looms in Hall Mills murder case
Special prosecutor Alexander Simpson said he is gathering material for a possible mistrial motion after the defense rested and the state began rebuttal in the Hall Mills murder trial. A mysterious letter delivered to Justice Parker and Judge Cleary sparked the notice, though it reportedly contained no direct allegations about defendants.
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Somerville
Alexander Simpson
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Charles W. Parker
Frank L. Cleary
John J. Underwood
Jersey City
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Judge Cleary
Prairie Ghigkens Wire Triggers Beaverhead Ranch Quake
A Grasshopper valley rumor claimed a quake at Beaverhead ranch caused by prairie chickens striking power lines. A ranch denial said no earthquake occurred, calling it a covey misread, as lines shorted and a muffled explosion sounded.
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Man Near Death Mystery Around Victim Pantula
Jaimer Pantula a 29 year old miner lay near death at James hospital with right side paralysis and possible skull fracture. Found unconscious in his room at 322 East Broadway by landlady Mrs Johnson, police and sheriffs deputies investigate a dance hall beating from roughly 36 hours earlier. His nephew William Pantilla, of 401 East Broadway, listed further details.
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Fast Broadway
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Johnson Aid
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East Broadway
Doctors and druggists indicted in liquor conspiracy
New York November 29 doctors and eleven individual druggists plus a drug store corporation were indicted for conspiracy for operating a bureau to negotiate sale of improperly executed liquor prescriptions. A woman doctor is named among the indicted. Several physicians escaped indictment by claiming immunity under the prohibition act.
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Roumanian Crisis Rumors Spread Amid Royal Uncertainty
Reports from Belgrade and Paris reveal circulating rumors of King Ferdinand's death and Queen Marie's voyage, while Carol the former crown prince remains silent on his future. Diplomats monitor a volatile Roumanian situation as officials seek clarity on the royal position and potential shifts in power.
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Ines
Mellon to Seek Tighter Farm Loan Law Oversight
Secretary Mellon will ask Congress to tighten federal supervision over joint stock land banks and related agencies under the federal farm loan act. The move follows government concerns about bank administration and an ongoing department of justice investigation. Details of the proposed legislation were not yet finalized.
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Washington
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Congress
Joint Stock Land Banks
Game
Department of Justhele
Centenarian Phillip Noll Dies in Green Bay
Green Bay Wisconsin November 29 Phillip Noll aged 100 years and 6 months died here today after a long life noted for steady work and a fondness for tobacco His longevity formula of heavy labor and tobacco was mentioned in reports for his century plus life and death.
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A A A officials visit Montana for road talks
Butte and Anaconda host the A A A officers and directors on December 1. The party arrives by Milwaukee line at 8 40 a m and departs at 9 30 p m aboard a private sleeper. Delegations include state highway commission and Montana automobile association leaders. They tour the Yellowstone trail and Leonard mine, dine at Milver Row club, and consult with local citizens on road affairs.
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A. A
Americans Automobile Association
Milwaukee
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
Montana Automobile Association
J. K. Heeler
Questa
J. Bowman
Yellowstone Trail
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Chauncey L. Berrien
Anaconda Company
Milver Row Club
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A. J. Brettenstein
Sam D. Goza
Keys Office Granted Time To File Conspiracy Counts
A stipulation grants the district attorney extra time to filed conspiracy charges against Aimee Pemple McPherson and co defendants Mia Kennedy Minnie Kennedy and Lorraine Wiseman Sielaff. The filing deadline extends from December 3 to January 10, delaying trial likely until late February or early March.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
District Attorney's Office
Aimee Pemple McPherson
Mia
Minnie Kennedy
Lorraine Wiseman Sielaff
Mary
British Warned Crisis Near Boxer Stage in China
London reports call the Chinese situation the gravest since the Boxer rebellion as officials urge caution. Keppel leads British flotilla toward Hankow while American destroyers Peary and John D Ford sail for same port amid fears for foreigners in Foochow. Fukien troops retreat toward Foochow as Cantonese advance. consuls seek protections and a governor vows to block looting by retreating forces.
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Peary
John D. Ford
Sun Chun-Fang
Foochow
Fukien Province
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