Son of President Calvin Coolidge Jr Dies at Walter Reed Hospital
Calvin Coolidge Jr., son of the president, died Monday night at Walter Reed Hospital from septic poisoning traced to a blister on his heel after a tennis injury. Funeral services were held at the White House and later in Northampton Massachusetts with interment in Plymouth Vermont.
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Calvin Coolidge, Jr
Walter Reed Hospital
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Whit House
Northampton
Massachusetts
Plymouth
Vermont
Tad Lincoln
Calvin
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
Wilson
President Coolidges Son Undergoes Successful Operation
Washington July 5 An operation described as successful was performed on Galvin Lodge Jr sixteen year old son of President and Mrs Coolidge at Walter Reed hospital to combat septic condition. The Coolidges were at the hospital during the procedure with Mrs Coolidge at the bedside and the President joining later to stand by his son after the operation.
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Washington
Galvin Loondge, Jr
Loolidge
Walterheed Hospital
Mgnt
Coolidge
White House
Baker City Showplaces Boost Local Pride on Yellowstone Trail
In Baker two elegant homesteads, Ed Lentz and Wm Leigilin, showcase thriving gardens and landscaped grounds. Native trees, flowers and a weed free lawn frame views toward Baker Lake, drawing tourists along the Yellowstone trail.
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USA
Baker
Montana
Ed Lentz
Baker Lake
Wm’Leigilin
Coolidge Takes Strong Anti Trust Action on Gasoline
Washington action directed by President Coolidge orders the Attorney General to sue major oil firms over a gasoline combination and monopoly. The move is described as a sweeping anti trust action with broad potential effects on prices and consumers. Additionally a report notes Joe Gaskell's ranch near Stacey and Mrs Gaskell traveling with her mother through Baker en route to Minnesota, seeking political convention information.
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USA
Washington, D.C
Coolidge
Four Baby Girls Born in Fallon County News
The stork has been busy in Fallon County with four baby girls born to local families. Clarence Howe and wife of Plevna welcomed a ten pound daughter on July 7. Wm Olson and wife of Baker welcomed a daughter on July 6. Victor Himsl and wife of Plevna welcomed a daughter on July 3. Tom Pratt and wife welcomed a daughter on June 27 at Elizabeth hospital. Dr. W H Blakemore attended all cases.
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Stork
Nea Baker
Clarence Howe
Plevna
Wm. Olson
Baker
Victor Himsl
Tom Pratt
Elizabeth Hospital
W. H. Blakemore
Appreciation to Indians Shown by President’s Act
The President issued certificates of thanks to every Indian tribe whose members served in World War I. Engraved on parchment, the certificates praise loyalty, patriotism, and the brave sons who served, with Coolidge personally signing and the Great Seal affixed by the Secretary of State.
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United States of America
United States
Cooldige
National farm conference to be held in St Paul
The national conference of farm organizations meets in St Paul July 11 and 12 to plan action on the McNary Haugen bill. Invitations go to farm leaders and Congress members who backed the measure, with Montana’s Mr Wilson likely to attend if possible.
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USA
Baker Sentinel
St Paul
Minn
Farm Organizations
St. Paul
Congress
Eveyone
Wilson
State College of Agriculture
Bozeman
Tnp
Northwest
Montana
Newspaper Must Be Starved as First Step to Kill Town
The Twin Bridges Independent argues that starving a local paper by cutting advertising will ruin the publication and hurt the town. The editorial warns businessmen that spending outside the town harms the local economy and printing, urging reconsideration of ad spending. A brief note mentions the ladies bridge club meeting Friday at Mrs. Gowenerty's home.
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Twin Bridges Independent
Twin Bridges
Montana
Hacen
Ladies ‘Bridge Club
Geo ‘ Wen Erty
Davis Nominated for President by Democratic Convention
John W. Davis of West Virginia secured the Democratic nomination at the New York convention after the 103rd ballot. The final roll call showed Davis 838.5 votes with Underwood Robinson McAdoo Meredith and others trailing. total voting was 1,092 and 728 were needed for a majority.
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Madison Square Garden
N. Y
John W. Davis
West Virginia
William Jays Bryan
William Gibbs McAdoo
Davis
Joll W. Davis
Bryan
E. T. Meredith
Iowa
Meredith
New York
Jobn
W. Davit West
Virginia
Underwood
Robinson
McAdoo
Smith
Walsh
Glass
Daniels
Hull
Gerard
Walsh Sidesteps Madison Square Garden Nomination
The Democratic National Convention nominated John W Davis for president and appeared ready to nominate Senator Thomas J Walsh for vice president by acclamation. Governor Charles Bryan of Nebraska was nominated as Davis running mate, with adjournment after 2 24 am and plans for a new national committee chair.
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Walsh
Madison Square Garden
John W Davis
West Virginia
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Charles Bryan
Nebraska
Wm. J. Bryan
Davis
Daily Star
Miles City
The
Sentinel
Democratic Party
Cordell Hull
Independents Name Leaders at Cleveland Convention
The Independents party meeting in Cleveland Ohio nominated John Zhand of Indianapolis Indiana for president and Ralph Harrot of the West for vice president. Four forces currently in the field include Calvin Coolidge Robert M LaFollette and John W Davis with John Zhand among nominees.
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Independents
Committee of Forty-Eight
Cleveland
Ohio
John Zhand
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ralph Harrot
Calvin Coolidge
Republian Party
Robert M. LaFollette
Progressive
John W. Davis
Wes Virginia Democratic
Miss Maude Damon Weds S H Fowler in Basin Wyoming
Miss Maude Damon united in marriage with S H Fowler at Basin Wyoming on June 30. Mrs Wm Damon of Baker attended and the couple will live in Cody where the groom works for Florence Oil Co. Damon’s Baker upbringing and Fowler’s prior work on the Florence-Absaroke deep test well are noted.
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Florence
Ford Experts Visit Montana Inspect Properties
Henry Ford plans expansion and eyes Milwaukee railroad and Montana Power. A party including Allison chief engineer and Maher Jungstrom arrived in Montana, sparking talk of sales to Ford interests and possible shifts for Anaconda Copper Mining.
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Henry Ford
Milwaukee Rairoad
Montana Powers Company
Montana
Milwaukee Unio
Montana Power Company
Beanover
Frank M. Kerr
Power Company
Ford Engineers
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Milwaukee
Ura
Angconda Copper Mining Company
South America
Jed Allison
Ford Motor Company
Pat Maher
B. Jungstrom
Allison
Livyn Allison
Ford
L. H Roosevelt
Grandpa McCarthy Announces Birth In Omaha
Well known stock dealer from Sioux City Iowa announces the birth of his grandson Frederick John McCarthy born July 6 1924 in Omaha Nebraska. Father John A D McCarthy is a lumber company manager in Missouri Valley Iowa. Uncle Grandpa McCarthy attended the Miles City roundup when news arrived.
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USA
F. R. McCarthy
Sioux City Stock Yarns Company
Sioux City
Iowa
Grandpa McCarthy
Miles City
Frederick John McCarthy
John AD. McCarthy
Omaha
Nebraska
McCarthy, Jr
Missouri Valley
Vice Governor Seeks Succeed Himself in GOP
Lieutenant Governor Nelson Story Jr of Bozeman filed to seek the Republican nomination for the office he currently holds. He faces limited opposition from M 9% Gallasco of Butte with several other filings noted for judgeships in multiple districts.
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Story
USA
Nelson Story, Jr
Bozenan
Bled
Gallasco
Butte
Stanley E. Fell
Baker
Sixteenth Judicial District
Jiudge
Charles A Rose
Havre
Eighteenth Judicial District
Nalspell
Eleventh District
Wool Clip Tops Records In Southeastern Montana
Southeastern Montana reports a record wool season with fleeces averaging about nine and a half pounds and an estimated 120000 fleeces weighing over 1 million pounds brought to Miles City for shipment. Average sale price near forty cents. major producers like G B Pope and the Gull outfit led shearing totals across multiple locations.
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USA
Southeastern
Montana
Miles City
G. B. Pope
Uoll
Sunday Creek
Sand Creek
United State
R. B. Maillin
Montana State College Extension Service
United States
Fertile Prairie Man Praises Montana Farming Success
Jensen, a Fertile Prairie resident for sixteen years, says Montana farming succeeds with proper methods and diversification. He improved his herd from milking range cows to ten high grade milking cows and planted 110 acres of wheat and 60 acres of mixed crops, noting unusually promising yields since Baker’s early days.
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Jensen
Montana
LaFollette Chosen Standard Bearer at Cleveland Meeting
Senator Robert M LaFollette was formally endorsed as a presidential candidate by the conference for progressive political action in Cleveland. The report endorsed LaFollette’s platform and referred the vice presidential question to the national committee. Final adjournment followed at 6 15 p m.
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Cleveland
Organization Committee
Robert M LaFollette
Conference For Progressive Political Action Ture
National Committee
la Follette
LaFollette
Conference For Progressive Political Action
Washington
Je. Follette
R. M. LaFollette, Jr
Associated Press Today
Montana Pupils Win Checks and Medals in Safety Essays
Gerald Alquist of Conrad public schools won first prize in the national safety essay contest with "Highway Safety Habite 1 Should Learn" and receives a gold medal and $15 check, his Montana paper to represent the state. Second prize went to Catherine Sommars of McKinley school Great Falls with a silver medal and $10. Two third prizes of bronze medals and $5 checks went to Joyce Daniels Wild Rose Moore and Helen Ford White Sulphur Springs.
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USA
Washington, D. C
Gerald Alquist
Conrad Public Schools
Conrad
Highway Education Board
Montana
Catherine Sommars
McKinley
Great Fats
The
Eementary
Hovl
Joyce Danels
Wild Rose School
Moore
Helen Ford
Miles City Man Seeks Sixteenth District Judge Seat
Miles City attorney R. B. Hayes filed for nomination to one of two judgeships in the Sixteenth Judicial District Montana. He vows swift, impartial court rulings and economy for taxpayers, calls juries only as needed to avoid undue hardship. Also, M. Galasso of Butte emerges as first Republican lieutenant governor candidate with filed petition.
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R. B. Hayes
Miles City
Secretary of State
Sixteenth
Judicia District
Montana
M S. Galasso
Butte
Secretary of
Charles T. Stewart
Local candidates enter race for clerk of court and county superintendent
Ralph Keener seeks the Republican nomination for Fallon county clerk of the district court. He notes prior service in the county and war duty, and promotes efficiency and lower taxes. Iss Shellabarger announces as candidate for county superintendent, touting a strong school record and commitment to improving Fallon county schools.
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USA
Ralph Keener
Misa Shellabarger
Fallon County
The
Sentinel
Broken Bow
Nebraska
Keener
Ollie
Ralph
Uncle Sam
Department of Labor
Baker
Iss Shellabarger
Repuvacam
Falcon County
Axbon Sheps
Andi
Baker Loses to Wibaux Team in Sunday Contest
In a crowded Sunday game at that place, Baker was defeated 17 to 10 by Wibaux. Umpiring sparked protest as fans accused players of salaried status, while officials reversed a call after Baker protested. Local lineup included Morris, Brewer, Campbell, Miller, Dohrman, Russell, Niccum, Pakiets, Hatrasd, and Plath.
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USA
BAKER
Wibaux
Ocal
Morris
Brewer
Campbell
Miller
Dohrman
Russell
Niccum
Pakiets Hat Rasd
Plath
RIP TO HOSPITAL ENDS TOUR OF THE WESTERN COUNTRY
Dr Johnson of Michigan returned Monday from Miles City where he had been at the bedside of his son in law Kenneth Reiss who recently underwent an appendicitis operation Mrs Keiss fell ill after arriving at the point on an auto tour to Yellowstone Park Mr Reiss was rushed to Miles City for surgery Nurse Kelly accompanied the party and remains there as a special nurse for Mr Reiss USISA W F Wilson and Clyde Burrell republican candidates visited Baker Friday en route to Ollie for the rotundip celebration on July 4.
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USA
Dr. Johnson
Michigan
Myles City
Kenneth Reiss
Baker
Keiss
Cowstone Park
Mies City
Johnson
Kelly
Miles
Reiss
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Eile
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W. F. Wilson
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