Early Primary Returns Show Morrow Leading New Jersey Senatorial Field
Nominat ed by New Jersey Republicans Dwight W. Morrow led with more than 267,000 votes as 3,061 districts reported. Vote totals showed Morrow 374,276 to Fort 107,174 and Frelinghuysen 43,063 with Kelly scattering. In Minnesota Thomas D. Schall led Governor Christianson for the Republican nomination with 182,079 to 193,887.
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Newark
N. J
Republicans of
New Jersey
United States
Dwight W. Morrow
Republicans
Morrow
Franklin W. Fort
Fort
Joseph
Frelinghuysen
John A. Kelly
Minn
Thomas D. Sehali
Christianson
Schall
Dom F. Selb
ST. Paul
Mina
Dane
Thomas J. Schall
United States Senate
Minnesota
Senate
Theodore Christianson
John F. Selb
Christiansen
Selb Tmia
Ernest Lundeen
Knud Wefakt
Lundeen
Sheriff Candidate Bert Le Yhuc Found Guilty of Murder
Bert Le Yhuc, 55, former peace officer and sheriff candidate in Silver Bow county, is found guilty of second degree murder in a Montana criminal court. Sentencing awaits later. verdict carries 10 to 99 years in state prison. The ruling may revoke his sheriff candidacy.
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Butte
Mont
Bert le Yhuc
Silver Bow County
Bow
Lynch
Fe. Duc
John F. Snyder
le Dee
Dr. Herold C. Bryant Named Head of New Park Service Branch
Secretary Wilbur announced the appointment of Dr. Herold C. Bryant of Berkeley California as head of a new research and extension branch in the national park service. The post as assistant to the director starts July 1 with headquarters in Washington and field research this winter. Bryant helped establish the water guide service in Yosemite and was a pioneer member of the University of California extension staff.
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Washington
Jate
Wilber Friday
Herold C. Bryant
Berkeley
Cal
National Park Service
National Perk Service
Bryant
Yosemite National Park
University of California
P A Brannin Passes In This City Monday
P A Brannin died Monday night at his brother Sherra Ed Brannin’s home after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Evangelical church by Rev Andrew Roukema with M L Lowe assisting. interment at Mountain View beside his parents. He was born March 8 1871 in Lincoln county New Mexico and moved to Grant county as a child. He married Georgia Ann Hunter July 15 1897. she died January 1 1923. Survived by two children Ralph Irannin of Big Timber and Mrs Lewis V Klos of Missoula, one grandson Robert Lewis Klos, six brothers and four sisters, and many relatives.
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Brannin
Sherra Ed Brannin
Miner
Evangelical Church
Andrew Roukema
M. L. Lowe
Mountain View
A. L. Phillips
B. F. Henry
P. J. Deegan
Frank Whitsel
T. T. Olson
Fred Tucker
Lincoln County
New Mexico
Grant County
Montana
Georgia Ann Hunter
Empire Mont
Helena
Ralph Irannin
Big Timber
Lewis V. Klos
Missoula
Robert Lewis Klos
Gus
Barney and Grawford
Melville
Sidney
Alaska
Luella Shroeder
Anita Ward
Joliy’ Cannes
Marysville
Alice Tucker
Juneau
Yellowstone Park Opens With Mrs Sippel as Main Attraction
Yellowstone National Park opened for the 1980 season with Mrs Jehan F Sippel national president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs leading the event. She arrived by the Northern Pacific train and, after a Gardiner gate entrance, spoke about park policy and government. The delegation toured Mammoth Hot Springs and were hosted by Livingston area clubs at a breakfast and reception.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Jehan F. Sippel
General Federation of Women’s Elube
Sippel
Gardiner Gate
Mammoth Hot Springs
Livingston Womans Club
Park County
D. C. Montgomerie
Park County Womans Club
Ross Gallagher
Kiwanis Club
Walter House
Rotary Club
D. P. Baton
Chamber Fof Commerce
Fred Bastrup
Northern Pacific
L. E. Flint
Livingeton Enterprice
Sippel A. Montana
Sweet Grass Wool Pool Being Loaded Today
The Sweet Grass county wool pool consigned to the Montana Wool Cooperative Marketing Association in Helena is being loaded today. Consignors, paid 2 cents per pound in advance, include Ivar Holland Sven Thompson Peter Berland Julian Helvix Stella Waite Oscar Rostad H H Tethie C L Hash Howard Forsythe Walter Overfelt G W Cook W D McKensie Allfred Andem Tom Hoyem Sandstol Hammersmark Carl Feldt and others. Mauland clip weighed about 19 400 pounds at 13 pounds to the reeve fetching 94.5 cents. Webber clip around 11 000 pounds sold at 24 cents.
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Sweet Grass County
Montana Wool Cooperative Marketing Association
Helena
Montana
Scandinavian American Bank
Ivar Holland
Sven Thompson
Peter Berland
Julian Helvix
Stella Waite
Oscar S$. Rostad
H. H. Tethie
C. L
Intermountain Livestock Marketing Pool Formed in West
The Intermountain Livestock Marketing association was announced with a 12 member organization committee from six Rocky Mountain states New Mexico Colorado Nebraska Wyoming Montana and Utah. A stockholders meeting in Denver on August 5 will elect directors and a manager. The group operates under the agricultural marketing act with a credit corporation to aid financing and considers market agencies at Denver and Omaha.
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Quenver
Intermountain Livestock Marketing Association
Rocky Mountain States
New Mexico
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Denver
J. N. Grier
Las Animas
J. J. Tobin
Montrose
Tom Ross
Louis Vinke
Hazeman
T. C. Halley
Albert K. Mitchell
Albert
Floyd Lee
San Medio
J. M. MacFarlane
Salt Lake
James A. Hooper
Perry Williams
Granite Canyon
Alex Healey
Worlandd
Omaha
Wheat Prices Hit New Lows on Chicago Board
Chicago June 16 Prices for all grains slid to yearly lows on the Chicago board of trade. Wheat fell over a cent from the open and again in early trading as December corn slipped into the sixties. Bears cited rains in Canada and the Northwest and lower Liverpool quotes for the downturn.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Canada
American Northwest
Liverpool
Injured as Walk Collapses in Elmira Construction Zone
A temporary Main Street sidewalk collapsed beside a busy Elmira building under construction. Dozens fell into a cellar excavation, with at least one dead and fifteen injured including women and children. Rescue teams searched the debris as iron framing hindered access. The site was a project for the Gorton company of Cleveland, operated by Lowman Construction Co.
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Elmira
N. Y
Gorton Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Lowman Construction Co
Seymour Lowman
Arnot-Ogden
St. Joseph's Hospitals
Wyoming Nose Count Shows Good Increase
The 1999 Wyoming population was 272 961, up 26 550 from 1930. Census work finished Tuesday. Hot Springs County led by John N. Kirby, with 1920 and 1938 counts showing a modest rise in the last decade.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Hot Springs County
John N. Kirby
Hot Springs
Speed king Major Segrave dies in Windermere boat crash
Major Sir Henry Segrave famed for car speed records perished testing his Miss England II on Lake Windermere. The 2128 craft overturned. mechanic BF Hallwell disappeared. Segrave died two hours after the mishap despite initial noncritical injuries.
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Windermere
England
Sir Henry Segrave
Speed
Inc
Lake Windemere
Eesie” Henry
Mechanician
Haliiwell
Sylvan Lake
Segrave
Lady Scearave
Taylor Urges Passage of Vets Pension Bill
John T. Taylor of the American Legion urged passage of the veterans pension bill in a letter to all senators. He said the House version costs 281,900,000 a year, the Senate Finance Committee trimmed it to 74,000,000 with an amendment, leaving 249,000,000. He argued the bill would aid about 100,000 veterans and their families.
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Taylor
Washington
Congress
John Thomas Taylor
National Legislative Committee of the American Legion
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means
Brown
United States
Cuba
Hawley
Oregon
Robinson
Moses
New Tariff Rates Dominate Election Debate
Washington report notes the Democratic National Committee framing tariff policy as the central election issue. The article cites Republican leaders and Senate figures weighing the tariff’s political impact and potential congressional responses.
Hoover Signs Tariff Bill Uplifting U K Delays Expected
President Hoover signed the tariff bill at 12 50 p m in a ceremony with Mellon and customs officials. The act updates more than a thousand duties, takes effect at midnight, and allows tariff commission recommendations to be approved or rejected by the president.
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Washington
Hoover
Mellon
Francis X. A. Eble
Customs
Smoot
Utah
Shortridge
California
Hawley
Oregon
Treadway
Massachusetts
Watson
Indiana
Bacharach
New Jersey
Representative Treadway
Ogden Mills
The
Treasury
Watson and
Tariff Commission
Billings Girl Dies After Ride on Truck Running Board
Miss LaVonne Grant seventeen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs S W Grant of 321 North Twenty fifth street died at one o clock Friday afternoon in a local hospital after being unconscious for 1184 hours following a head injury received when pitched from the running board of a truck two miles from Absarokee last Sunday. The accident occurred near Absarokee when the truck hit a bump on Beaver Creek road. Miss Grant was born May 7 1983 at Ridgeway Missouri and has since lived in Billings with her family.
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LaVonne Grant
S. W. Grant
North Twenty-fifth Street
Lncal
Absarokee
Stillwater Teading Company
Mr. Gibler
Billings Party
Lola Bell Goode
Miss Grant
Miss Lorz
Beaver Creek
Ridgeway
Montana
Sines
Billings
Viciniy
Mexican And Mother Die Of Desert Thirst
Cadiz California June 16 The body of Salvadore Morenas 34 second victim in a desert tragedy was found near the Cadiz rail junction today The coroner says Morenas died of thirst and exhaustion and is buried beside his mother who was found yesterday in an automobile nine miles east They were traveling from Ventura to El Paso along an abandoned National Oil Trails route two miles east of Cadiz and followed a desert trail seven miles into dry sands before stalling Morenas tracks led to within sight of the station as his hands and knees were torn from crawling over rocks authorities said.
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Cadiz
Cal
Salvadore Morenas
Morenas
Tevcks
Ventura
Husband Responsible For Death Of Woman
A Kalispell Montana coroner's jury ruled Julia La Velte died from gunshot wounds inflicted by her husband Billy La Velte. The inquest heard the couple quarreled at John A. Peterson's home. Peterson testified hearing two shots and seeing Billy with a rifle and the dying woman.
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Kalispell
Mont
Cormoner
Julia la Velte
Billy la Velte
John A. Peterson
la Velle
Borah resolution approves test of new tariff provision
The Senate adopted without debate the Borah resolution to test the flexible tariff provision by instructing the tariff commission to study cost differences between U S production and foreign sources for shoes furniture bells wire fencing wire netting cement hoes shovels spades scoops forks rakes scythes grass hooks corn knives and drainage tools.
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Washington
Customs Service
Senate
Tarif Commission
Borah
Idaho
Bingham
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Ray P. Chase
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Farmer-Labor
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Chase
A. Burnquist
N. J. Holmberg
Portland
Wallace H. White, Jr
Dr. Bryant
New Park Service
P. A. Brannin
Chi
Ry Inelish
Democratic National Executive Committee
Etsen
U. K
House Ways and Means Committee
Coolidge
White House
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