Fragmentary Needlework of 34th Year Political Contention
Readable segments show a discussion of a 34th year political platform and nomination process. Names repeatedly appear: Curtis, Hoove, Hanford MacNider, Alvin Fuller Seeman, David Ingalls, and additional figures tied to a republican platform. The text references a declaration wavering from a dry platform and mentions a scuffle and guard actions in a brief incident.
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Ohare
HY Curtis
Tie Angelés
Charles H. Curtis
Hanford MacNider
Alvin
Fuller
A Seeman
Sen
Poigham
Connectibuticsgeer
David Ingalls
Ohio
Sears
Caer
Senate Banking Committee Subcommittee Action Noted
Incomplete OCR reads show a senate banking committee subcommittee being formed or meeting. Names such as Pittman and Notbeck appear, with unclear actions and decisions fragmentary.
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Senate
Filing closes with few candidates for county offices
County Clerk W A Conwell readied filings until midnight but none were tendered. Estelle Greig filed for Republican representative, Lacksen for Democratic, John W Hruza Republican treasurer, Creston L Crést public administrator, Monier Wheeler administrator, and others listed among a broad field of targets. Twenty five Republicans and 37 Democrats sought posts under the 1929 law, with continued attention on page 4 column 5.
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W. A. Conwell
Estelle
Greig
Lacksen
John W. Hruza
Creston
Monier
Wheeler
Oni
Dick Armstrong
Ronald Halverson
Herman Aterindhile
County
Ethel K- Steensland
Ree Mar
W. A
CourtEmaig Pdenka
R. Hickman
My Truss
Bill Muir
Ourley
John NS
Irene An
O. Overland
Saverinieaten
Ieee
Colum
Tan Veda Mients Announces He Will Oppose Hoover
Readable fragments report Tan Veda Mients announcing opposition to Hoover. The note mentions a campaign stance and political rivalry, with unclear full details and attribution.
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Tan
Veda
Hoover
Flight tragedy noted in Illinois annals
Fragmentary report mentions an air crash near Milo and a fatality. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text, but the moment references a hillside kill and a cake event in Illinois, with the crash described in terse terms.
Heavyweight Title Fight Nears As Sharkey Fights Schmeling
fragmented report on the Schmeling Sharkey heavyweight bout in Boston with rounds and crowd reaction. judges considered a split decision while noting knockdowns and exchanges as the two boxers weighed in at around 198 and 208 pounds respectively.
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Mquare Garden
York
Jack
Harkey
Boston
Frost’ Makling
Schmeling
Debates Over War Debts and Reparations Across Powers
Fragmented notes recount discussions on wiping out war debts and reparations at a gathering of major powers. Mentions German railways, potential U.S. Washington action, and weekend delegation movements amid unsettled diplomacy.
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Parldy
Washington
United States
Fermany
Giantess Geyser Near Yellowstone Records Notable Eruptions
Historical notes describe Giantess Geyser near Old Faithful with eruptions lasting up to 12 to 36 hours and water columns reaching 100 to 150 feet. The article recalls past surges on Sept 15 1931 and Sept 17 1980, mentions prior summer displays and its status as a spectacular, widely viewed natural phenomenon observed by visitors.
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Park
Wyo
Summer Assembly of Congregational Youth Camp Details
The Boulder River camp near Bozeman or Gallatin National Forest hosts a July session from July 18 to 21 with Rev MoH Testly of Missoula and speakers from Yale Chicago and Massachusetts The program includes forest lore courses led by faculty and a Bible school directed by Alice Carrington and Sydney Bytie with students from Sehduffer College and the University of Washington.
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Moh
Columbus
Bozeman, D
Gallatin National Forest
Forest
The
Assembly
O. R. Warford
University Church
Missoula
J. P. Berkeley
F - Andover
Theological Seminary of
Massachusetts
George
Federal Land Bank Sale Delayed by Department Action
Officials from the land department announced a postponement of a land sale extending eastward from Idaho to Montana. The decision aims to slow movements of farm acreages held in reserve and responds to rising backlogs and farm activity concerns.
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Ca Ates
Wwe
Idaho
Montana
Wanik
Land Department
Farley Predicts Convention Lead by James A Farley
The fragment mentions James A Farley and a convention setup with references to a marshal and prediction of a feet ballot. It notes Arthur Mallen of Omaha as a lawyer involved, with Subraski referenced and a date placeholder. The text is garbled but centers on political convention arrangements and key figures.
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Scrickgo
James A. Eld
Ithie Roosevef
Arthur
Mallen
Omaty
State School Districts Decrease Indebtedness
Helena reports Montana school districts show a net indebtedness of 621,086,100 after reductions. The aggregate debt fell by about 1.75 million since earlier figures, while 1923 property taxes were 11,384,401 in 1991 dollars.
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Helena
Jéfferson
Vance
Fallmer-Labor Party Seeks New Leader After Webb Allegations
The Fallmer-Labor Party moves to nominate a new presidential candidate after suspicions arise about Colonel Frank E. Webb. Party chairman Harop claims Webb was a Hoover spy intent on wrecking the party while backing Governor Roosevelt.
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OMAIA
Parmer- Labor Party
Frank E. Webb
Roosevelt
H. . Harop
Webb
Hoover
Disappointed Vets Rally Against Hoover Support
Washington reports veterans groups mobilizing against the bonus-payment bill. The Army legislative committee targets President Hoover and party leaders as ex service men organize for election day action and seek overtures to Democratic senators who opposed the measure.
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Washington
Veterans Army
Legislative Committee of the
Army
Moorer
wiMeen Pasty
Nellie Tayloe Ross to Attend Democratic Convention
Nellie Tayloe Ross former Wyoming governor and vice chair of the Democratic National Committee will be hosted at a June 27 breakfast by Illinois Democratic women’s committee for delegates alternates and visitors. Congresswoman Norton of New Jersey will be honored. social events and a conference at Congress Hotel June 25 will precede the convention events.
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Ghicago
Nellis Tayloe Ross
Wyomhingarid
Abe
Hilinois Democratic
Wiesmen
Mary T! ‘Norton
New Jersey
Winhetka
Roosevelt
Congress Hotel
Erickson for Governor Club Formed in Helena
A new Erickson for governor club was formed in Helena with officers led by a president. The gathering included attorney Daniel L. O’Hern of Miles City judge George Y. pattern of Boseman and Walter Pope among others. The event occurred on June 18 in Helena.
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Helena
An ‘Erickson
Daniel ‘L. O’hern
Miles City
George Y. Patten
Boseman
Walter Pope
Sof
Dawes Optimistic Outlook For Banking After Dowturn
Charles G Dawes returned to Chicago to forecast a turning point in the depression. The former vice president, bank director and financier spoke of easing conditions and a recovering economy as he resumed his banking work.
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Chicago
Charles ‘G. Dawes
Deprea
Phe
Elt Mae
Senate defeats veterans bonus bill after Capitol rally
Thousands of veterans gathered at the Capitol anxiously watching as the Senate killed the bonus measure. The roll call finished 62 to 18 against the legislation, ending days of protests and cheers as speakers pressed for passage.
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Cejorts
Senate
Capitol
Washington
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