Defeat of Senator Simmons Reflects Southern Democratic Realignment
The longtime North Carolina senator Furnifold M. Simmons loses renomination to Josiah W. Bailey by about 60,000 votes after thirty years in power and a past break with Alfred E. Smith. Heflin of Alabama also loses party support and runs as an independent, underscoring the peril of anti party forces.
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Senator Simmons
Furnifold M. Simmons
North Carolina
United States Senate
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Democratic State Central Committee
Simmons
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Josiah W. Bailey
Raleigh
Senate
Bailey
Heflin
Alabama
South
Stout Enters Montana Race Against Leavitt for Congress
Tom Stout announces candidacy for Congress in Montana eastern district on the Democratic ticket opposing Republican Scott Leavitt. The piece discusses tariff policy and potential outcomes depending on Hoover's stance, referencing twelve criticisms of the tariff plan and its national impact on voters and the economy.
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Helena
Tom Stout
Montana
Congress
Scott Leavitt
Stout
Hoover
Leavitt
Mr. Stout
Campaign jabs and a Tucson death noted
The piece mocks a campaign speech by Congress member Scott Leavitt as overly harsh. It recalls a Tucson resident dying and sending his wife a request for blankets, illustrating harsh wartime or political strain and public concern.
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Tucson
Ariz
Local Notes From Reed Point Area
Reed Point items report visits and travels of residents. Events include rehabilitating a store interior, wool sale receipts, a kitchen dinner at a ranch, and family visits from Albion and Peppin. Nursing graduate Norman Hiatt earns honors in San Diego and serves in Bremerton. Memorial details for Mrs. George Creighton note a Red Lodge funeral with local pallbearers.
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H. S. Toe
Billings
Kenneth Harlan
Peppin
E. Schuyler
Jo L. Faw
Big Timber
Joe Hoffman
Zillah Malone
Carl Eder
East White Beaver
H. Dash
Minnie Bare
Albion
Wash
Minnie
Joe Bare
George Nute
Illa Ostenson
Carl
Clarence
Columbus
Ostenson
Theodore Thompson
The
Highway Commission
Neal Gunnels
Livingston
Sam DeFrance
Frank
Laurel
R. H. Wheeler
Roscoe
Mont
Donald Bare
Jean McGinnis
Abbie Deckert
Georeg Derykchette
Baby
George Creighton
B. T. Deeney
Red Lodge
Ray Leckie
Bernard Deeney
Joe Deeney
Jack Deeney
Gardince
Herbert Nute
Helena
Bernard
George
Jack Parmenter
Robert Brown
Creighton
Beet Growers To Get New Feature Contract
The Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing association in Greeley announces a new four feature contract for northern Colorado beet growers. If no price agreement with Great Western Sugar by April 1 occurs, 60 percent of the crop may be marketed by the growers with 40 percent left to the association, aiding soil fertility and pest control. Four thousand old members contracted to 1982 will join immediately. contract takes effect now.
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Greeley
Cole Dune
Colorado
Mountain States Beet Growers’ Marketing Association
Association
Great Western Sugar Company
Federal Farm Board
Beet Association
Lingle Murder Shocks Chicago Gangland Scene
Chicago Tribune reporter Jake Lingle was murdered in a tunnel near Randolph Street station. Police suspect a gangland hit tied to crime circles. suspects include Sam Hant, with a large reward offered by the Tribune and Chicago Evening Post. Investigations focus on whether Lingle knew too much and if accomplices aided the killer.
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Chicago
Jake” Lingle
Chicago Tribune Today
Randolph Street
Illinois Central Terminal
Michigan Boulevard
Public Library
Lingle
the Tribune
Scarface
al Capone
Miami
William F. Russell
Long Beach
Mich
Julius Rosenheim
Crime Commission
Press
The
Tribune
Chicago Evening Post
Rogee
Sam F Hent
Lingie
Hant
West Side
Bond
Penies
Montana Roads Face Possible Refund Over Trucked In State Rates
Nine to railroads operating in Montana may owe refunds to shippers and petroleum firms for about 2 million dollars collected during 14 months after the Montana Railroad Commission ordered lower intrastate rates. The date of June 7, 1990 was rejected, keeping the reduced schedule effective from April 17, 1929.
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Helena
Mont. Jane
Montana
Montana Railroad Commission
George M. Bellerquin
Intrastate Commerce Commission
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Eatel
Sweet Grass County
United States
Ures Association
Jake Lingle
Addo
Scandinavian American Bank
del Monte Prunes
J. N. McCracken CO
Childrens
Drn
Just
Cowboy
Redeo
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