Leavitt Nominated in Republican Primary Clash
Congressman Leavitt of Montana faces strong backing as a top candidate among rivals with peers praising his Washington work and agricultural focus. George M. Young of North Dakota commends Leavitt's clarity and industry, noting his appointment to a retial congressional committee on agricultural legislation and his efforts on reclamation and Indian reservation projects.
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Scotts Leavitt
Washington R On
Seana
George M. Young
North Dakota
Montana
Congress
Leavitt
Congressional Committee
Montarfa
Lyman Chosen Chairman Of Fallon County Republicans
A Fallon county meeting at Al Hansen law office elected R A Lyman temporary chairman then unanimously chosen Lyman as permanent chairman after others declined Ed P O'Brien was temporary secretary and L W Busch was elected permanent secretary Al Hansen became state committeeman The group aims for party harmony and cooperation adjourned to Sept 8 for further coordination
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Republican Central Committee
Fallon County
al Hansen
R. A. Lyman
Ed P. O’brien
K Moshier
Moshier
O’brien Wa
Lyman Feu
Lyman
Dixon Wins Over Nearest Opponent In Garfield County
uS Dixon defeats Lee Dennis in Garfield County with early returns showing Dixon leading. Governor Dixon secures 12 votes to Dennis 192. W D Rankin leads the senator race with 602 votes, Linderman 249, Kemp 13, Allison 13. WS McCormack tops lieutenant governor with 480, Story 183, Linebarger 142, Gaias so 24.
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Joe Dixon
Lee Dennis
Garfield County
Dennis
W D_ Rankin
Linderman
Kemp
Allison
McCormack
Story
Linebarger
Gaiasso
Meeting of Baker Women's Club at Masonic Hall Next Wednesday
Announcement for Baker Women's Club meeting at the Masonic Hall on September 9. Nellie Millard to report, music by Prof Gitav Foret and Beatrice Has, and Mr Millard to entertain with a reader. Tea and wafers to follow. all interested in club work urged to attend.
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Baker
Quyto
Masonic Hall
Mauc
Millard
Egtertain
State Enforces Birth Reporting Law for Physicians
The state board of health tightens birth reporting enforcement with L. L. Benepe leading cases against two doctors for failure to report births and against a local registrar and undertakers for missing permits. The column notes possible publicizing names of convicted physicians and imminent filings as part of the crackdown.
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State Board of Health
L. L. Benepe
Baltimore
Biarkig
State Board’ of Health
Health Review
Tour of electric locomotive draws large crowds in past cities
The C M and St P railway showcased motor No 10252 born of Milwaukee line on a 39 city tour from Kalamazoo May 6 to Chicago August 4. It attracted 409 753 total visitors across 91 days with 72 open days and peak daily pass-through of 11 667 in Cleveland.
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Montara
C. M. and
St P Railway
Kalamazur
Chicago
Cleveland
T'Ehibit
Smong
Charles Emerson Dies After Long Illness in Baker
Charles Emerson a prominent eastern Montana cattleman died at his Baker home last Friday noon after several months of illness. He owned a large ranch near Ekalaka and was linked to the VC cattle brand since 1886. Survived by a widow and two daughters Jeanne of Baker and Louise Emerson of Portland, Ore. Body taken to Miles City. funeral at Presbyterian church Monday at 2 p.m. with Rev M. S. Fules officiating. Interment in Miles City cemetery.
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Charles Emerson
Montana
Baker
Mr. Emerson
Ekalaka
Wisconsin
James
Hugh Hunter
Jeanne
Louise Emerson
Portland
Ore
Miles City
Presbyterian Church
M. S. Fules
Rankin and Cooper Resign Jobs in Montana Court
Associate Justice Chas H Cooper of the Montana supreme court and Attorney General W D Rankin resigned on Saturday afternoon. Governor Dixon accepted both resignations and appointed Rankin as associate justice to fill the unexpired term of Cooper. Dixon then named L A Foot of Chouteau as attorney general to fill Ramon Codge’s unexpired term.
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Chas. H. Cooper
Montana Supreme Court
W. D. Rankin
Jos. M. Dixon
Rankin
Justice Cooper
Gov. Dixon
L. A Foot
Chouteau
Ramon Codge
Reparations Plan Opens Under Dawes Terms
The Dawes plan to settle reparations between Germany and the allied governments begins operation at noon Saturday with Owen D Young appointed agent general. Legally the reparations process dates from Monday September 1. Mrs Louis Kessler, who had stayed in Glendive two weeks, returns to Baker with her parents Mr and Mrs Martin Keinrath and brother. The Keinraths then go back to Glendive Sunday evening.
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Germany
Owen D Young
Alhesatest
Louis Kessler
Glendive
Baker
Martin Keinrath
Keinrath
Hev Greer Succeeds Rev Davies as Pastook of Methodist Church
Rev Walter Greer of Wilsall will conduct services at the Methodist Episcopal church at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. on Sunday. He becomes the new pastor, assigned at the state conference in Helena. Rev Davies has served the past year and is transferred to Laurel, Montana, to lead the Methodist church there.
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Hev. Greer
Rev. Davies
Methodist
USA
Walter Greer
Wilsall
Methodist Episcopal Church
Agai
Greer
Helena Key
P H Davies
Laurel
Momana
Methods
Mr Davies
Ielena
Serum brings infantile paralysis cure to doctors nationwide
The Mayo Foundation, led by William E. Rhoasenow, has found a serum to treat infantile paralysis and claims epidemics are less severe since its availability. The health review notes the Mayo Foundation provides this serum free to physicians on request, with the health department of Montana confirming access.
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Wn. E. Jlhosenow
Mayo Foundation
State Board of Health
Lae
Health Department
State of
Ontana
Farmers urged to save corn for seed next spring
U.S. Department of Agriculture warns that late corn and poor conditions in parts of the country may leave insufficient seed stock. Farmers with leftover 1924 corn should save the best bulk crib corn to use as seed if 1925 crop seed is needed, especially as high prices draw old corn from farms.
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Montana
Corn Belt
Horns Ward
Department of Agriculture
Streets of Herrin Bloodbath Shocks Illinois Town
Rumblings of strife sparked a street fight in Herrin Illinois between deputy sheriffs and citizens last Saturday leaving six men dead including a deputy sheriff. Troops were brought from Carbondale and an hour and a half after the shooting the town appeared quiet with Sheriff Galligan in apparent control.
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Herrin
Ucrea
Carbondale
New Director Named for State Child Welfare Division
Dr Hinzel Dell Bonness has taken a six month medical leave from the state Child Welfare Division after eighteen months as director. During her absence Dr Francis Sage Bradley of Dobysberry New York will oversee the work. Dr Bradley, a Cornell medical graduate specialized in women and children, will continue the public health nursing initiatives with Mrs Sarah Morse of the tuberculosis association.
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Hinzel Dell Bonness
Il Health
State Board of Health
Sarah Morse
Tuberculosis Association
Bonness
Francis Sage Bradley
Dobypsberry, New York
Bradley
Cornell Medical School
Prince of Wales greeted with ovation at White House visit
The Prince of Wales arrived in Washington for an informal official visit to the White House. President Coolidge hosted him as crowds lined the route from the station to the executive mansion, giving the royal guest a warm reception throughout the Saturday ceremony.
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Prince of Wales
Washington
Fation
White House
Fearful losses in state owned mill and elevator in North Dakota
The North Dakota flour mill and elevator project at Grand Forks reported a June loss of 60,711.12 dollars, bringing the eleven month total deficit to 627,362.84. The average net loss per barrel for eleven months ended June 30 was 2.25 cents, with 3.15 cents per barrel attributed to interest and depreciation. The June loss equates to about two thousand dollars daily and split into 55,175 on the mill and 5,538.12 on the elevator. During the period, 848,054 barrels of flour were produced from 2,956,380 bushels of hard wheat and 1,195,418 bushels of durum, yielding 630,695 barrels from wheat and 267,359 from durum.
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USA
Bismarck
North Dakotas
Grand Forks
Board of Managers
Ordce
Mill Board
Congregational Budget Plans for Year CompleXV
Lakeview Congregational church endorses Every Member canvass to fund essential items. Joint directors L. E. Livingstone and Rev. A. W. Seebart outline a thorough campaign with personal letters ads posters sermons and district canvassing. The plan requests equal or higher pledges and aims to avoid licit increases until next year.
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Lakeview Congregational Church
Board of Trustees
L. E. Livingstone
Rev
A. W. Seebart
Baker Sentinel
Baker School Enrollment Tops 232 At Term Start
Superintendent O Gullidge reports Baker schools total 232 pupils at term start. Breakdown shows high school five, junior high thirty, grades six through one totaling 197, plus 38 at East Side school.
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Baker
O. Gullidge
Baker Sentinel
East Side
Terrific Gale Wrecks Vessels Along Atlantic Coast
A fierce Atlantic gale battered slips at New York with storm tired crews as wireless warnings urged ships to watch for another hurricane. The present indications threaten a blow as strong as the last major hurricane that caused heavy havoc to shipping.
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USA
Atlantic Ocean
New York
Atlantic
Ranger Returns From Forest Work On National Reserve
Forest Ranger J A Thompson of Skalaka returned here Friday after two days in Ekalaka then Baker on the way east. He spent the summer crest work in Yellowstone National Park, marking his first fire season in eleven years not spent in Rocky Mountain fire control.
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USA
J. A. Thompson
Skalaka
Ekalaka
Baker
Thompson
Yellowstone National Park
Rocky R Mountains
Sentinel complimented for quick handling of returns
From Helena Montana August 30 the Baker Sentinel reports AP praise for rapid work on telegrams with no further primary results desired. Messages note quick contest decisions and extend notice for Auxiliary members to attend the national convention September 15 to 19 with travel paid by local post adjutant George N Vinton arranging special bars and identification certificates.
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USA
Baker Sentinel
Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Paul
Takin
George” N. Vinton
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Il Walker
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President Coolidge
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