Blaine Wins Wisconsin In Rough Primary Returns
In Wisconsin Governor Blaine appears headed for renomination on the Republican ticket with Sen M La Follette rival Arthur H Beebe among the top contenders. Unofficial returns from 1,507 of 2,001 precincts show Blaine leading, with Arthur 485,460 and Comings third, while George Hirst’s backers point to La Follette’s influence. In other notes the article mentions Teas Democrats opposing Klants, urging withdrawal from a secret order and calling for unity against treason to fundamental principles. Several political shifts and overlaps are noted as incumbents likely to stay in Washington.
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United States
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George F. Comings
Hirst
la Follette
Comings
Overnor
Washington
Winant Leads Knox In New Hampshire Gop Primary
Capt. John C. Winant of Concord won the New Hampshire Republican primary over Maj. Frank Knox of Manchester by a substantial margin. With 236 of 294 precincts reporting, Winant held a lead that Manchester Union attributed as likely exceeding 2,000 votes, reflecting a decisive statewide result for governor.
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Overseas road project to link Key West with mainland Florida
Contracts signed by Monroe County commissioners start a 150 mile overseas highway from Stock Island to Saddle Bunches and extend from Key Largo to Dade county. About 25 miles of road and bridges will be built at both ends with further islands allowing extended reach, likened to the historic overseas railroad.
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Monroe
Stock Island
Saddle Bunches
Key Largo
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Boca Chica
Saddie Bunches
Sugar Loaf
Henry M. Plagier
Philippine Island Damaged by Quake
Strong earthquake shocks hit the eastern Mindanao coast on Saturday. Cracks opened near Panpalan, telegraph lines broken by falling trees, and reports indicate loss of life. The quake is believed centered in the Philippine deep Pacific Ocean.
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Mindanao
Weather Bureau
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Philipine
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Herrin Fearful Trouble 10 Come
Sheriff Galligan issued a statement blaming the Klan for the Saturday trouble. Rev B E Green, publicity head of the Law and Order League and a Klansman, said Galligan and deputies were at fault.
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Williamson county clash ends with deputy shot and six dead
In Williamson county a sheriff and deputy describe a Smiths garage confrontation with Ku Klux Klan opponents that left Deputy Sheriff Bud Allison dead and six others killed. Sheriff Galligan accuses Klansmen and attributes most shooting to himself and Ora Thomas while recounting the chaotic scene and gunfire from multiple cars and bystanders.
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Williamson County
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Galligan
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Jack
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City Hall
Kelcher
Harry Herrin
Skelcher
Dewey Newbold
Charles Denham
Charles Wollard
Ora
Chester Reid
Chester
Farewell Dinner Draws Notables From Justice and Politics
Friends gather for a farewell dinner honoring J. R. Hobbings. Senator C. R. Leonard presides with guests including Judge J. J. Lynch, Senator T. Walker, J. Bruce Kremer, James E. Murray, and many others in a night of humor and tribute.
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Butte
C. R. Leonard
Frank C. Walker
J. J. Lynch
Joseph R. Jackson
T. Walker
J. H. Poore
W. D. Kyle
Cc. Fluent
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Gene Lavelle
J R. Hobbins
John V. Dwyer
Ed Ralston
Edgar Wild
N. Frank Leonard
Sydney Lanner
James E. Murray
J. Bruce Kremer
Sporadic Firing Along New Front Near Shanghai
Foreign and Chinese forces are positioned at riverfront and boundary posts as a general Chekiang retreat looms toward Shanghai. Six armored cars, field artillery, a machine gun company, British light horse, and Allied ships stand ready to defend foreign property. A pigeon post attempt to contact the front failed as returning messengers carried no messages.
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Shanghai
Dawes plan eyed to revive Europe prewar prosperity
Secretary Mellon arrived aboard the Majestic and predicted Europe would return to prewar prosperity now that the Dawes plan is in effect. He said the plan speaks for itself and declined to discuss any official significance of his presence with Hughes during the Dawes negotiations. He spoke optimistically about rehabilitation once nonconflicting preliminaries are agreed.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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England
France
Dawes
South Africa Hosts Over Seven Thousand Factories
South Africa, famed for mining and culture, operates more than 7,000 factories contributing to its industrial landscape and employment.
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Chain Tightens Around Kid McCoy Murder Case
Los Angeles reports detail Mary Moore maid at Albert A. Mors home stating Kid McCoy visited Aug 12 late night, searched the apartment, and asked for Mrs. Mors. McCoy pleads not guilty to murder and related charges. trial set for Oct 20 amid previous shooting incident near the Mors antique shop. McCoy's mother shows signs of improvement.
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Los Angeles
Kid McCoy
Dom
Theresa Mors
Albert A. Mors
Mary Moore
Mors
McCoy
County Democratic and Republican Sessions Convene in Butte
The Democratic women of Butte met in Judge Lynch's courtroom with county ticket candidates set to meet tonight and the Democratic county central committee tomorrow. The Republican county central committee met, renting space at 109 North Main Street. J L Carroll was elected chairman Shelby Irvine secretary and Dr R C Monahan to the state committee with treasurer to be appointed. The women's club named Mrs Otto Simonson president and Mrs P J Gilligan secretary. no committees were appointed. The committees adjourned subject to the chair's call.
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Tax refund case heard by judge on 1922 assessment
Judge Jackson heard arguments on a motion for judgment on the pleadings in the Montana Power company versus Silver Bow county tax dispute. Montana Power seeks a refund of 7057.28 filed pro test after claiming 1922 taxes were excessive. Briefs due by September 12.
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J. W. Dwyer
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Silver Bow
A. H. Augstman
Ed Fitspatrick
Final Children's Day at Gardens Thursday
Manager J Nash of the street railway company announced that the final children's day of the year would be held at Columbia Gardens tomorrow. As usual, every Thursday during the summer, youngsters will receive free transportation to and from the gardens.
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Parker Visizes Ireland on Two Month Visit
Joseph Parker of Walker's restaurant and Anaconda merchandise partner leaves Milwaukee for Ireland. Born in Athlone he will spend two months abroad then visit London Paris and other European cities. He hopes to have Christmas dinner in Butte upon return.
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Simonich Defeats Coast Fighter in Ten Rounds
Joe Simonich of Butte won a ten round decision over Alex Trambitas of Los Angeles in Portland. Trambitas failed to win a round and stayed on defense as Simonich pressed with bull-like rushes. Trambitas weighed 147, Simonich 148. In the opening preliminaries Benny Marks beat Pete Gaudes in four rounds.
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Ore
Joe Simohich
Butte
Alex Trambitas
Los Angeles
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Simonich
Benny Marks
Pete Gaudes
Canada
Kiel Firm Tests Deep Diving Suit at Walchen Lake
A Kiel company pioneers a mored high pressure diving suit at Walchen Lake. Divers may reach depths of 300 feet or more as experiments continue.
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Kiel
Walchen Lake
Second-Place Battle Drives Mines League Clampdown
The Mines league title goes to Pitts after a late win as Clarks, Anodes, and Anacondans chase second. Clarks face Pitts tonight and A M Friday, while Angdes meet Powers Thursday. outcomes set up possible ties for second and third.
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Football meeting to plan 1924 Butte league season
Centerville Hubs Dublin Gulch Englewood and other groups meet at the Butte Electric railway office after the ball game to lay the first plans for the 1924 season of the Butte independent league. Hubs to elect captain and manager Friday. Dublin Gulch set Sept 24 Rosemont hall dance to fund grid efforts. Red neck Kelly to manage again with Tip Boynan captain.
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Hornsby Heads List Of Valuable Players
Rogers Hornsby of the St Louis Cardinals leads the race for the National League most valuable player award with Dazzy Vance of the Brooklyn Robins as a strong rival. Hornsby’s hitting praised by President Heydler contrasts with Vance’s 11 straight wins and high strikeout totals marking a notable pitching run.
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New York
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
National League
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn Robins
Hornsby
Heydler
Vance
Epinard in Spotlight After Close Loss at Belmont
Epinard, beaten by Wise Counsellor by a half length in a six furlong opening international event, remains the betting focal point as trainers ready for a mile at Aqueduct on September 24. In the stretch at Belmont Park Wise Counsellor challenged Baffling Zev and Epinard, with the French horse sparking the finish as the others faded.
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Epinard
Wise Counsellor
Aqueduct
Belmont Park
Zev
Prince of Wales
Bowman Sets World Record on 85 Yard Track
Chester Bowman, Olympic track team member and Syracuse University star, set a world record of 8.35 seconds over an 85-yard course at the central New York Niagara A. A. U. district carnival in Fulton.
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N. Y
Chester Bowman
Syracuse University
Central New York
Niagara A. A. U
Fulton
Lincoln’s Sid Locklin Beats Tanner In Denver Boxing
Sid Locklin of Lincoln Nebraska won a three round decision over Jzy Tanner of St Paul in Denver. Tommy Comisky Denver defeated Mike Shubert by knockout in the second round. Jack Shirley of Denver knocked out Farmer Jake Spahn of Wiggins after 35 seconds in a catchweight bout.
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Col
Sid Locklind
Lincoln
Neb
Zy Tanner
St. Paul
Tommy Comisky
Mike Shubert
Jack Shirley
Farmer Jake Spahn
Wiggins
Goldstein Ry a Bantam Title Bout Postponed By Rain
The 15 round bantam title match between Abe Goldstein of New York and Tommy Ryan of McKeesport Pa was delayed from tonight at the Queensboro A C in Long Island City and moved to next Monday night due to rain.
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Tommy Rya
McKeesport
Queensboro A. C
Long Island City
Baron Worthy Wins 3000-Purse 2:10 Pace at Charter
Baron Worthy driven by Murphy won the 2:10 pace securing a $3000 purse at the grand circuit meeting in Harford Connecticut on September 2.
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Baron Worthy
Murphy
Charter
Boston Proclaims Welcome for World Flyers Return
Mayor Curley urges citizens to fly national flags from homes and public buildings and to gather on Boston Common for a reception for the returning World Flyers. They will receive keys to the city, a Paul Revere bowl reproduction, and swords from military groups. An East Boston airport 21 gun salute will greet the airmen.
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Paul Revere
East Boston
Oak Park Today Best Time and Fee Details
The report notes a best time of 2.01 percent and a fee structure driven by Crozier, with the phrase described as sec ond.
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Crozier
Smith Wins Match In Scotland Golf Showdown
Glen Eagles Scotland Sept 2 MaccDonald Smith American golf professional defeated George Duncan British veteran by 4 up and 3 to play in their 72 hole match concluded today.
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Glen Eagles
Scotland
American Association scores list for Toledo Louisville Columbus
Indianapolis hosts a brief score roundup showing Toledo 2 over American Association opponents Louisville 7 and Columbus 3 with no additional games scheduled.
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Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Funeral arrangements for Ethel Knuth announced
The remains of Ethel Knuth are due this Wednesday afternoon at 4 50 over the Cre or Short Line. They will be taken to the home of her aunt Mrs D J Meagher 852 West Silver Street for 9 o clock funeral tomorrow. Requiem high mass at St Patrick's Church with interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Ethel Knuth
Akien
D. J. Meagher
Weet Silver Street
St. Patrick's Church
Holy Cross Cemery
Funeral for Jerry J. Hurley Held at St Patrick’s Church
The funeral for Jerry J. Hurley aged 34 will start at his mother’s home 407 South Jackson Street Thursday morning at o'clock. A requiem high mass will follow at St Patrick's Church at $30 o'clock. Interment is in the family plot at St Patrick's Cemetery.
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South Jackson Street
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Mrs Anne J Reese 86 Died. Rites Planned for Boise
Mrs Anne J Reese aged 86 died yesterday. Survived by two daughters Elizabeth Keegan of 242 Pine St city and Margaret Perkins of Seward Alaska, a son John J Reese of Spokane Washington, and several grandchildren. Remains will be forwarded to Boise Idaho this evening on the Oregon Short Line train for interment.
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Anne J. Reese
Elizabeth Keegan
Pine Street
Margaret Perkins
Seward
Alaska
John J. Reese
Spokane
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Boise
Idaho
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