Hoover Accepts nominations at Stanford in California
A sea of supporters largely women packed Stanford Stadium to hear Herbert Hoover accept the Republican nomination. The event featured Hoover with Mrs. Hoover and leaders as Senator Moses delivered the news from Kansas City.
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Stanford University Stadium
Cal
Herbert Hoover
California
White House
Stanford
Farflung
Hoover
CG. CG. Young
Golden Bear
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Kansas City
Mr. Hoover
Freed From Killing Arrested For Perjury
Sylvia Thurston 18, Milltown wife, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff J C Heath on perjury charges sworn by W C Wentworth father of Doris Wentworth, whose murder she was acquitted of last week. She awaits arraignment at the county jail.
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Missoula
Mont. Ang
Corrine Daigle
Earl Glemons
George Kalppa
Robert Farmer
Sylvia Thurston
Milltown
J. C. Heath
W. C. Wentworth
Doris Wentworth
Thurston
Heath
Largest Montana Canning Pack Moves Into Peak Season
Helena reports the five Montana canneries are in full swing for the 1998 run. About 640000 cases of canned goods will be packed over two to three months by 500 workers across plants operating day and night. The paring includes large gains in sunning peas and steady sour cherries demonstrates.
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Helena
Montana
Red Lodge Company
Garden County News
Billings
Billings Gazette
Former North Dakota Senator Attacks Hoover Nomination
H C Hansbrough, former North Dakota senator and Smith Independent League chair, issued a statement arguing Herbert Hoover's acceptance speech will disappoint embattled farmers. He said Hoover does not know the farm problem and that understanding it comes from farmers enduring hardship.
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Washington
H. C. Hansbrough
Smith Independent League
North Dakota
Herbert Hoover
Lincoln
Noted Du Pont Aides Endorses Al Smith Veiledly
Pierre S. Du Pont, heading boards of major firms, backs Governor Smith for president. He criticizes both parties and markets the need to modify prohibition. He cites enforcement failures and civil liberties concerns under the current regime.
Fires Rage Across Northwestern Forests Near Missoula
Missoula dispatch reports dangerous fires burning in the Cabinet and Clearwater forests of northwestern Montana and northern Idaho with 14 fires in Clearwater, seven in Flathead, and 14 in Cabinet. Crews from Missoula and north Idaho battle 330 to 450 acre blazes on Middle Creek and Johnagan mountains as other fires remain under control.
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Missoula
Cabinet
Clearwater
Montama
Lolo
Coeur d’Alene
Bitter Root
Flathead
United States
Idaho
Spokane
Middle Creek
Johnagan Mountain
Cabinet Forest
Montana
Dearborn
Thompson River
Plains
Cabinnet Forest
Douglas
Flathead Forest
Wildcat
Coram
Flathead River
Pritchard
Coeur Alene Forest
Donlan
St. Regis
Montana Ram Sale Draws Entries From Across State
The September ram sale features 350 head of pure bred Hampshire Rambouillet and cross bred rams from southern Montana flocks. Entries come from A. E. Westlake, J. E. Moore, Roy W. Border, Chris Valquardsen, and others, with consignments from Gallatin and Bozeman areas. The sale at Harvey Cort ranch Big Timber runs September 1 after an August show.
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Hampshire
H. C. Gardiner
Anaconda
Gallatin Valley
A. E. Westlake
A. W. Osborne
Albert M Evans
J. D. Westlake
J. E. Moore
L. F. Hudgeson
JW. Winning
Roy W. Border
Rochher and Fogh
Bozeman
W. J. Wall
C. L. Ward
Gallatin Gateway
The
Manhattan Company
Manhattan
TL. D. Westlake
F. Wuodeson
Chris Valquardsen
Chicago
Sweet Grass
Park Counties
Seccretary
Ralph Jorgenson
Smith-Hughes
Livingston
T. Olson
Vern Boddy
Harvey Cort
Guy Officer
First religious service held in Yellowstone Park in 1884
United States Commissioner Johan W. Meldrum recalls that on July 29, 1884 the first Sunday service likely took place in Mammoth Hotel within Yellowstone National Park. Attendees included Governor James A. Reaver of Pennsylvania General D W Hastings Rev Henry M Field and Mrs Joseph M Carey. The Bible used bears the attendees names on its fly leaf.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
United States
Johan W. Meldrum
Meldrum
Park
Melhram
Mammoth Hot Springs
James A. Reaver
Pennsylvania
D. W W. Hastings
Reaver
Henry M. Field
Cyrus Field
Joseph M. Carey
Carey
Wyoming
Beaver Canyon
Oregon Short Line Railway
Mammoth Hotel
Dean
Field
Masons Erect Stone For Lodge Of 1866
In Virginia City Montana 150 Masons gathered to dedicate a seven ton native boulder monument on the site of the state s first grand lodge formed January 24 1866 The monument sits in the heart of the business district where the lodge rooms once stood M Sel Hepner grand master delivered the dedication address
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Virginia City
Treasure State
Cradle of Masonry
Montana
M. Sel Hepner
Helena
Dedsionery
Montana Press association meets in Helena approves library plan
At the Montana Press association forty third annual meeting in Helena officers were elected led by R G Linebarger of Havre as president and Henry O Weare of Chester as secretary treasurer The group endorsed creation of a new state historical library funded by the capitol building fund and approved a county printing law with a proposed arbitration board.
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Helena
Mont
R. G. Linebarger
Havre
Montana Press Association
T. F. Rucker
Malta
Leon Shaw
Billings
H. RB. Brooks
Chinook
Henry O. Weare
Chester
Weare
Stanley Thurston
Stanford
Linecharger
Beeker
David Hilger
State Historical Librarian
State Capitol Building Fund
Association of County Commissioners
University School of Journalism
Brooks
Father And Son Save Train From Wrecking
Cape May Courthouse New Jersey August 13 A farmer John Apkiet of Swaim and his son saved a Pennsylvania Railroad Monday morning passenger special by signaling with a burlap flag and waving a flag over his head to warn the train after rain loosened ties risked derailment. About 369 passengers were aboard Wildwood to destination while a buckle of the track prompted the alert.
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Cape May
N. J
John Apkiet
Swaim
Moeodey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wildwood
Len Ai Akiet
Ohio primary results seen in Anti Saloon League tickets
Unofficial returns show Myers V Cooper leading the Republican governor race in Ohio by 5 568 votes over James T Begg with 259 157 to 254 157. Martin N Davey leads the Democratic governor field over Peter Witt by about 26 000 votes. Theodore E Burton wins the Republican Senate nomination, while Graham P Hunt leads Cyrus Locher on the Democratic ticket.
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Columbus
Anti- Saloon League
Ohio
Associated Press
Myers V. Cooper
Cincinnati
Dry League
James T. Begg
Sandusky
Cooper
Begg
Jeague
Martin N. Davey
Kent
League
Peter Witt
Cleveland Traction Commission
B. Willis
Theodore E. Burton
Cleveland
Graham P. Hunt
Alfred E. Smith
Cyrus Locher
George While
Marietta
Whether Siamese twins Mary and Margaret Gibb will be separated
New York Aug 14 The fate of the plan to separate Siamese twins Mary and Margaret Gibb was to be decided tomorrow at Park West Hospital where the girls reside. Dr Francis Weston and hospital officials indicated any surgical move would await endorsement from eminent professionals. A spokesman suggested the 97 year old girls might be moved to another hospital. Dr Steys said confidential medical data on the twins had been surreptitiously removed from Park West.
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New York
Mary
Margaret Gibb
Francis PP. Weston
De.tharold M. Ways
Park West Hospital
Wny
Weston
Hays
de. Steys
Park
Pittsburgh Trains In Head Collision Crash
Aug 10 Pittsburgh inter urban trolley crash injures thirty to hospitals with bruises and lacerations and fifteen slightly hurt Fording two heavily loaded cars collide on a small viaduct near the business district. front ends demolished but both stay on rails as glass injuries noted by investigators.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsbergh
Missouri primary narrows US Senate race after votes
On August 10 in St. Louis the Missouri primary produced a heated prohibition issue and a tight battle for the Republican U.S. Senate nomination. Nathan Frank of St. Louis briefly led before Walter Waterson’s votes surged as St. Louis results neared completion with about a thousand precincts left to tally.
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ST. Louis
United States
Missouri
Nascae C. Tatterson
Springfield
Kansas City
Nathan Frank
Frank
St Louis
Watterson
Fergus County Man Deceived On Amnesia
Lewistown Montana August 14 A Fergus county operator and grain raiser George C Kesling was deceived when an amnesia victim Harold Payton identified as his son admitted he was a double for Keslings son who suffered amnesia in the army and disappeared in 1916 The man said he entered the Dayton Ohio military home in 1972 to gain publicity Kesling has been rumored to have left Montana for four years as he searches for his son and the amnesia victim says Kesling is still seeking a reunion
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Lewistown
Mant
George C. Kesling
Fergus County
Utica. N.Y
Hanse G. Williams
Kesling
Williams
Utica
Trian
Texas
Dayton
Harold Payton
Alaska Beach
Grass Range
Here
Coolidge Addresses Wisconsin American Legion in Waushau
President Coolidge praised the Kellogg Briand pact as a path to world peace before 16 000 Legion members in Waushau Wisconsin. He argued the anti war treaty shows Americas military is for peace and thanked veterans as crowds cheered and planes droned overhead.
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Wausal
Wis
America
Coolidge
Wisconsin American Legion
Marathon Park
Oe Sen
John
Talbot ‘Montgomery
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Pierre S. du Pont
Seatth
du Pom
du Pont
Smith
Dun Pont
Judge Meldrum
Old Park Service
Masons
Kansas
Fergus
American Legion OF Wisconsin
Atta
Aorowell
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