Senate Nomination Returns From Early U S Primary News
Associated Press dispatches from Boston Detroit and Seattle report early primary returns. Voters split across nominees for United States Senate and governor with figures showing Gillett and Coolidge leads in Massachusetts, Tutle and Couzens in Michigan, and Hartley gaining in Seattle. Partial precincts counted with totals and margins.
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Tuttle
Associated Pres
Detroit
Groesbeck
K Derry
William W. ‘Thomas
Charles I. Sligh
State Commission Opens Road Bid. Yellowstone and Glacier Projects
The State Highway Commission announces bids for road work including a 90 foot Kennedy Creek bridge and a 2.99 mile approach at Boseman hill on the Yellowstone route. Projects cover steel bridge, surfacing, and grading with completion targets summer 1925 except Glacier road due November 1, 1935.
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Mhelena
Boseman
Yellowstone
Kennedy Creek
Battles Stoped by Rain in Chinese Frontline
Rain halts weeklong Chekiang Kiangsu battles west of Shanghai as floods hinder movement along the Yangtze and nearby waterways. Chekiang counterattacks claim some success while another Chekiang force advances south of Lake Taihu toward Chashao, aiming to shift lines near Thing. Wu Pei Fu launches a new offensive west of Shanghai as Sun Chuan Fang brings Fukian troops to Chuchow.
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Shanghai
Chekiang
Kiangsu
China
Yangtze River
Shanghai-Nanking Failway
Lake ‘Taihu
Thing
Chas Y Chow
Associated Press
Peking
Wu Pei- Fu
Kiangeu
Shangha
Sun Chuan-Fang
Foochow
Chuchow
Pang
Teapot Oil Station Looted by Two Men
The Teapot oil station at Mercury and Main streets was robbed of about 90 dollars by two unmasked men. They arrived in a car with a license number witnesses saw, and forced the attendant at gunpoint to open the cash register before fleeing.
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Mercury
Main Streets
Gordy Woods
Prosts in East Report of Light Fronts Northwest
Light fronts reported in the last 24 hours from various points in the Northwest. A hitting front at Park apidesian in Enda declined to 40, with a prediction of further decline tonight.
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Chicago
Parkapidesian
Enda
State Commission Fixes Valuations of Utilities
The Montana state board of equalization fixed 1924 valuations for major utilities after hearings, with railroads totaling 288 520 105 dollars and large lines like Great Northern and Northern Pacific listed. Western Union and other lines appear in totals, with natural gas holdings valued at 827 367 dollars. Taxation follows a 49 percent assessment, then apportionment by county, while the state collects 3 percent of county property tax.
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Dyse Associaton Press
Helena
Hept
State Board of Equalization
Montana Power Company
Tee
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee
Coolidge Welcomes World Flyers in Capital Welcome
Lieut Lowell Smith and the army world flight crew arrived at Bolling Field after a day of wind and fog delays. President Coolidge and cabinet members greeted the flyers as the squadron endured forced landings and extended rain waits before proceeding to Washington.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Lowell Smith
Army World Flight
Coolidge
Boston I
Boston
Iceland
Air Service
Susquehanna River
Aberdeen
Army
Maryland
Tage
Bollingfleid
Dia
New Orleans
Smith
Wade
State vote canvassed today as cascade county reports
The Helena Associate reports Cascade county last to finish with 55 counties. canvass to be completed tomorrow. Unofficial returns show minor changes with proportional increases for all candidates. many names written in on ballots. President Coolidge La Follette Walsh Wheeler seen with write ins. Ward Crosby incumbent for clerk of the supreme court leads within a crowded field.
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Helena
Bebt
Boe OtCiciat
Cascade County
Coolidge
la Follette
T. Walsh
B.K. Wheeler
L. E. Choquet
Havre
Ward Crosby
Relean
Stockett Miners Set to Face Butte in Montana Title Series
The Stockett Miners travel to Clark Park for the second two game set against Butte in the Montana title series. Caps have the field fenced as both sides aim to pace early runs and counterattacks in a tense series opener. Leaders include Salazar and Foner as fans await decisive plays tonight.
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Stockett Miners
Black Pitts
Clark Park
Butte
Great Falls
Righ
Salazer
Fisher
Dutchman
Morton
Brown
Colbert
Conway
Leonard
Jones
Pitts
Butte Field
Montana
Great Falls-A
Anaconda Anodes
Democratic leaders hold parleys before Helena meet
Democratic party leaders held a series of parleys tonight in Helena to prepare for a meeting. United States Senator Thomas J. Walsh and J B Yerick Jr of Kalispell chaired the committee session as county committeemen and candidates were set to address the assembly.
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Helena
United Bt
Thomas J. Walsh
J.B. Yerickson
Kalispell
Committes
Four Die in Gun Battle at Election Booth in Louisiana
Four men were killed and two bystanders wounded at a Plaquemine Point polling booth in St. Landry Parish Louisiana. Victims include John Childs and his sons Thomas and Gerty plus Joseph Cormier. Injured Arville and Baptiste Richard are hospitalized with dangerous wounds. The clash stems from an eight year feud between Cormier and the Childs family, dating back to a slap and a knife fight at a cotton gin.
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Associated Press
Opelousas
Plaquemine Point
St. Landry Parish
John Childs
Thomas and
Gerty
Joseph Cormier
Arville
Baptiste Richard
Cormier
Childs
Thomas Childs
Colton
Union engineers refuse to sign under union demands
Union engineers at Coal River Colleries, owner by Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers members, refuse to sign away to United Mines Workers of America, unable to break union demands. Warren & Stone report John Lewis, president of the Miner's union, disclosed the development from Indianapolis. The West Virginia mines, previously operated on a union basis, have been closed since April 1 after a three-year competitive dispute.
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Indianafolas
Coal River Colleries Company
West Virginia
Kentucky
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
United Mines Workers of America
Warren & Stone
John Lewis
Lewis
Woaiheery Brotherhood
Jacksonville
Guards on Duty for Leopold and Loeb Sentence
Chicago reports that F. Leopold Jr. and Richard A. Loeb, condemned for the murder of Robert Franks, will be escorted to the criminal courts building under double guard for Judge John Berry to pronounce their sentence at 9 30 a m Chicago time. A large armed security detail will surround the court and gallows area as officers and detectives accompany the youths. Clarence S Darrow and Bachrach conferred with the boys privately, refusing to discuss the talks, while the youths reportedly spoke of several subjects in a ward-quiet setting before the session.
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Asnocmines
Chicago
F. Leopold Jr
Richard A. Loeb
John Berry
Robert Franks
Overly
Judge Caverty
Niet
Detectiven
Judie Caverty
Chet Hughes
Houtenants
Iven
Firut
Ne Haw
Ately
Aie Tel
Peter Mt. Hoffmann
Clarence
Darrow
Bachrach
Jong
Loeb
Leopold
Chilean president ousted as army seizes control
The government of Chile falls under military control as President Aloumandri resigns under the junta’s pressure. Gian Lule Altamirano is returned to power by the military authorities, ending civilian leadership and signaling a new era of military rule.
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Vrene
Butte Postmaster Brimacombe Succeeds Phil Goodwin
Richard A. Brimacombe, district No. 1 school board clerk, is appointed to succeed Phil Goodwin as Butte postmaster. Born in Michigan, Brimacombe has long served city offices and politics. appointment deemed a recess confirmable by Senate, with bond details noted.
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Richard A. Brimacombe
Brimacombe
Phil Goodwin
Michigan
Wail & Jackman
Aocking
Fé Party
Deimacombe
Butte
Senate
Rimacombe Haw
A. Morley
Carl Ludwie
Dr. Lunstrum
Helena Hav
Bermacombe
Montana woman named by Democrats
Mina Jennie B Kcott vice chairman of the western democratic headquarters announces an advisory committee to aid her campaign among women of the central western and western national committees. Snodgrass of South Dakota Burke Sinclair of Wyoming and other members named.
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Chicago
Mina Jennie B Kcott
Johnson
Snodgrass
South Dakota
Burke MH. Sinclair
Government reports big decline in corn estimate
Government reports indicate a sharp drop in corn estimates from the previous year due to frost risks and weather effects. Wheat prospects improve with spring wheat production estimated around 34,060,000 bushels, aided by favorable August weather and high acre yields in key states.
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Experia
Ats
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National House
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National House of Represent
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James Backeon
James Lucey
Northampton
New Hampshire
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James ¥. Byrnes
United States Senate
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Everett
State Commission
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British Columbia
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