New York State Primary Yields Wide Party Wins
Results from New York state primary show Republican Nathan Miller of Syracuse and Senator George F. Thompson winning governor and other top posts with large margins. Governor Alfred E. Smith and U.S. Senator James W. Wadworth Jr. secure renomination. Lieutenant Governor Harry C. Walker defeats Schenectady Mayor George Runn for Democratic Senate nod. Harriet May Mills unopposed for secretary of state.
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New York
Republic
Saratoga
Nathan Miller
Syracuse
George F. Thomps
Niagara
Thompson
Met
Alfred E. Smith
Emocrats
United States
James Wadsworth Jr
Repubean State Organization
Harry C. Walker
George Runn
Schenectady
United States Nator
Harriet May Mills
Ofate
Primary split narrows race for senator seat
New Orleans returns from the state wide primary show a likely run off for the senatorial nomination. Former governor and congressman Jared Winders and Edwin Broussard appear to be separated by under a thousand votes as results from city and parish polls come in.
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New Orleans
Jared Winders
Edwin
Broussardould
Schuyler Leads in Colorado Senate primary race
In Colorado Denver and 866 precincts reported Schuyler led Nicholson by 414 votes for the Republican nomination to United States senator. Nicholson 26,701. Schuyler 29,114. Rice W. Means trailed. James M. Collins led the Democratic gubernatorial race over Robert Higgins. Judge Tully Scott and W. R. Callicotte chased for the Democratic United States senate nomination. Callicotte runs as nonartisan league candidate.
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Schuyler
Colorado
Denver
Tate
Karl C. Schuyler
Samuel D. Nicholson
Unitedtates
Nicholson
Anight
Rice W. Means
James M. Collins
Nonpartisan
Senator Jones Leads In Reelection Bid In Washington
Seattle September 15 United States Senator Wesley L Jones seeking Republican renomination leads opponent William L Inglis by more than two to one as returns from over half the state precincts in yesterday's primary show. Gov Louis F Hart leads Roland Hartley Everett by over 4000 votes with 1574 of 2366 precincts reporting. Hart has 50089 to Hartleys 45042.
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Seattle
United States
Wesley L. Jones
William L. Inglis
Yeserday
Louis F. Hart
Reblican
Roland
Hartley
Everett
Roland H. Hartley
Hart
Regulation plan aims to curb landlords in Wisconsin
Madison dispatch reports that W H Bender head of Milwaukee rent regulation and the railroad commission presented a new administration plan to the governor. Landlords would be required to file complete data on building cost operating expenses and return. If the rate of return exceeds a limit a complaint mechanism could lower rents.
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Madison
Wis
W. H. Bender
Milwaukee
Railroad Commission
Flying over Montana fair thrills and Stella Jaeger’s jump
At the Montana fair spectators watched a bumpy ship take to the sky then loop and dive above the crowd. Stella Jaeger became the first woman to parachute from a hot air balloon in the event’s history, delivering three jumps from 6000 feet as Joe Le Strange followed with more drops. The day also featured auto polo, a miniature mill exhibit by School of Mines students, and Bitter Root bee product displays by R A Bray apiaries highlighting honey extraction and wax decorations.
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Stella Jaeger
Montana
Stella
Joe le Strange
School of Mines
R. A. Bray Apiaries
England Bars Vessels From Queenstown in Ireland Crisis
British admiralty orders no ship carrying passengers eastbound may enter Queenstown port until further notice under Ireland restoration regulations. Dublin and Cork report hunger strike prisoners in critical condition, with Sean Hennessy and Kenny near death. Sinn Fein says 637 arms raids in Ireland occurred the week ending Sept 4.
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Queenstown
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Daily Mail
Dublin
Cork
Sean Hennessy
Kenny
Hennessy
Willis
Commission of Inquiry
Hennersy
Sean
Sinn Feinera
Irish Office
Children Guests at Fair Saturday Roary Day Feature
Betty Butte will drop 10000 tickets admitting children free to the state fair grounds Saturday as guests of Rotary clubs and fair management. Helena girls win class prizes in auto show with Mrs F E Pruitt and Mrs J G Thomp son among top awardees. parade lineup and events planned through the afternoon.
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Standard
Helena
Mont
Betty Butte
Rotary Clubs
Fair Management
Rotary
Sarah Virginia Gould
Essex
Irene McCarthy
Velie
Helen Kessler
Cadillac
Lela Heitman
Locomobile
Frieda Scharpf
Oakland
FE. K. Pruett
Hudson
J. G. Thompegon
Pierce Arrow
Ralph Hankinson
Kansas City
William Breitenstein
Sid J. Coffee
F. P. Jerome
Missoula
Great Northern
Frieda Sharps
Mae Flaherty
Studebaker
Marian Holter
FE. K. Pruitt
R. L. Diggs
H. Hair
J. G. Thompson
F. E. Hirsh
Stewart
Coffee
W. T. Keuhn
Pat Carney
Waterloo
C. N. Amnett
Bozeman
Horace
Ensign
Elena
Fair Grounds
Ben
Clemenceau hat all Paris rage
Parisans embrace the Clemenceau hat as the latest fashion, a large black felt crown with narrow brim modeled after the Tiger’s headpiece. It can be crushed into an overcoat pocket and replaces silk hats since the war, with many preferring derby or straw.
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Universal Service
Paris
Percheron Show Awards Highlight Cronk’s Dominance
Exhibitors J C Cronk of Coburg Montana along with Roger Cronk Coburg showcased top stock under judge F E Marshall of Salt Lake City. Cronk swept grand prizes including Jackson the stallion and Lamina the grand champion mare, plus multiple class wins as Ford of Avondale Farm displayed three Clydesdales Diamond Agnes Currie and Lady Footprint in key age divisions.
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Coburg
Roger Cronk
Mont
F. E. Marshall
Salt Lake City
Jackson
Cronk
Linness
Leo
Godetia
Godetia. Mare, One Year, Under two—Cronk On Lamina
Lamia
Lamina
Mr. Cronk
Lee M. Ford
Avondale Farm
Great Falls
Diamond
Agnes Currie
Lady Footprint
Mull erand to Rambouillet after Geneva arrival resigns
Premier M ullerand will travel to Rambouillet upon arrival from Geneva as President Deschanel receives him and announces his irrevocable decision to resign.
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Paris
Mullerand
Rambouillet
Geneva
Deschanel
Pennant Race Idle Teams Stir Little for Top Spots
New York leading the American league pennant race with Cleveland gaining on the Athletics after a win. Chicago White Sox idle. In the National league Brooklyn holds a five game edge over Cincinnati after a victory over the Cubs. Upcoming series include Brooklyn vs Cincinnati and Yankees vs Chicago with big pennant implications.
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New York
New York Club
Cleveland
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Superbas
Giants
New York Yankees
Chicago
Chicago Election Returns Show Gubernatorial and Senate Ties
Early returns from Chicago and Cook County detail Republican and Democratic race dynamics for governor and U S senator, with Len Small and Frank Smith leading in city tallies. James Hamilton Lewis tops Barrett O Hara for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, while Len Small holds a solid lead in county results. Unclear totals persist as precinct reporting remains incomplete.
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Oglesby
William B. McKinley
Lowden
Cook County
Carlstrom
Small
Woodruff
Chiperfield
McKinley
Smith
James Hamilton Lewis
Barrett O’hara
MacLay Hoyne
Michael Igoe
Robert K. Burke
Chicago
Peter A. Waller
Kewanee
Len Small
John G. Oglesby
Frank Smith
Joe’ Cannon
E. B. Cooley
Popular Deer Lodge Mian Succumbs to Diabetes
Deer Lodge Sept 15 Alex Marcille a Deer Lodge resident since 1892 died at his Second street home after returning from Canada where he settled a brother's estate. Born in St. Martin Canada in 1862 he is survived by his widow two daughters Lina of Nevada Amanda of Deer Lodge and son Elmer at St Charles College Helena. A blacksmith by trade he worked in shops and for the Milwaukee road he was an expert horseshoer and long active in local organizations. Funeral plans not set.
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Deer Lodge
Alex Marcille
Second Street
Marcille
Canada
Chicago
Mr. Marcille
St. Martine
Helena Man Receives Army Commission as First Lieutenant
Washington dispatch notes Harry K. Williams of Helena was commissioned from civilian life to serve as first lieutenant of infantry in the regular army. He becomes part of the professional force, marking a notable career advancement.
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Washington
Harry K. Williams
Helena
Roosevelt scores Republican plan at Boston meeting
Franklin D Roosevelt, Democratic candidate for vice president, told a Boston Common audience the Republican campaign has vilified Democrats for eight years. He accused Republicans of offering glittering generalities and a hymn of hate while Democrats push a concrete program for domestic progress and international relations. He labeled Senator Harding a reactionary who never offers anything constructive.
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Boston
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harding
Roosevelt
Cox Endorses World Court Plan for League of Nations
Utah governor Cox, touring Brigham and Ogden, supports the league and its world court, likening it to the Monroe doctrine. He criticizes Senator Harding, calls out business influence, and says the international court relies on collective national power to enforce its decisions.
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World Court Plan
Utah
Brigham
Elko
Nev
California
Harding
Senate
Chicago
League
International Court
Supreme Court of the League
Temperature records show low point for the month
The present month’s lowest temperature reached 32 degrees Tuesday night while the high to date was 74 degrees. Last month had an Aug. 29 day with the same maximum and minimum. Local observer reports showers today with clearing and warmer conditions tonight.
Senator Myers Returns From European Trip
Senator Henry L. Myers of Montana and his wife and daughter have returned to Washington after touring Europe since Congress adjourned in June. They visited England France Belgium Holland and Germany viewing many World War battlefields. Myers will stay in Washington briefly before returning to Montana. E Ahuja of Spain J J Baskob of Claymount Del and S W Armstrong of Brookline Mass are registered at the Thornton hotel.
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Standard
Washington
Henry L. Myers
Montana
Europe
Congress
England
France
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Myers
Chambermaids Accept Employers Wage Offer in Butte
In Butte district, chambermaids voted by referendum to accept a $5 monthly raise, bringing pay to $70. The result was canvassed Monday with an official report due Friday. unofficial word suggests near unanimous support after seeking $15 more.
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Butte
Employers'’ Association
Women’s Protective Union
Prince Loree Sets Double Gaited World Record At Circuit
Syracuse report notes Prince Loree paced a mile in 2:02% to break the trot world record of 2:06% and pace mark of 2:04% at the Grand Circuit meeting Harvester’s records. Trampsafe equaled the 2:04% world record for 38 year old pacing in the 2:18 class event.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Prince Loree
Harvester
Trampsafe
Pair accused in robbery and liquor charge in police court
Andy Anderson and Fred Babcock were arrested on robbery charges while Margaret Long, owner of a 223 South Arizona barber shop, is held on liquor selling accusations by a man named John Doe. Doe says Long sold whiskey to him and that Anderson and Babcock robbed him of 80 dollars after failing to find liquor on Miss Long. Long denied selling liquor and was released on 250 dollars bond as police court session opens.
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Andy Anderson
Fred Babcock
Margaret Long
John Doe
Miss Long
South
Arizona Street
Doe
Anderson
Babcock
McKenna Rites Planned Amid City Funeral Notices
In this city yesterday Hugh McKenna aged 47 father of Mary McKenna of Spokane and James and Hugh of this city, remains at the Daly-Shea chapel. Funeral time to be announced in later papers.
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Walsh
Frank Walsh
Cassidy & Bilboa
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