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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1926

Page

6

Pennsylvania Primary Campaign Expenses Stir National News

The Senate campaign funds committee examined Pennsylvania spending in the Pepper Fisher slate race with about 1750000 to 2000000 accounted funds and noted charges over candidacies by Beidelman Fisher and Vare. Testimony covered forged letters and alleged payoffs, with Beidelman asserting he did not get all votes cast for him. The hearing also probed Women’s Christian Temperance Union finances linked to prohibition enforcement.

Washington Anti-Saloon League Senate Campaign Fund Committee Pepper-Fisher Coalition Pennsylvania Pepper-Fisher William Green American Federation of Labor John §. Fisher Philadelphia Public Ledger Frank X. O’connor Philadelphia Vare William S. Vare Senate Wayne B. Wheeler Reed Missouri Harrisburg Western Committee Green LaFollette Wisconsin Edward F. Grady The Labor Federation Harrisburgh State Bureau of Elections Vare-Beidelman-James Woodward Ralph Beaver Senate Campaign Funds Committee Edward Beidelman John S. Fisher Beidelman Allegheny County Senator Reed Keystone State Pepper William S. Ware Pinchot Albert M. Greenfield Finance Organization of Businessmen’s Committee Greenfield Thomas F. Watson Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Pennsylvania Maude T. Seymour McConnellsburg Elsay M. George Pittsburgh Seymour Women’s Christian Temperance Union George Temperance Union

Seattle Mystery Deepens in Sylvia Gaines Slaying Case

Seattle police probe a brutal death after Sylvia H. Gaines a 22 year old Smith College graduate was found murdered in a wooded area near a dense Seattle neighborhood. Her father Wallace Gaines described a quarrel with his wife over the girl and a hurried outing that preceded her fatal walk. Police questioned several people including Edward Didach a dishwasher who matched a nearby sighting and stayed in a Seattle hotel the night of the slaying while investigators seek a definite clue to the attacker.

Seattle Sylvia H. Gaines Smith College Wallace C. Gaines Gaines Sylvia Edward Didach E Everett Deitach

Date Of Adjournment Postponed Four Days

Washington reports that Congress adjournment was moved from June 26 to June 30 by Republicans. House delays due to deficiency bill funding post offices and buildings. Senate cites a need for a Senate vote on rivers and harbors. Madden expects House appropriations to report next Thursday.

Washington Congress House Senate Senate Commerce Committee Madden Ilinois House Appropriations Committee Illinois River Development Division House Republican Steering Committee

Maas Wins Republican Nomination In Minnesota Primary

Early returns from Minnesota's primary show Melvin J. Maas defeating Oscar E. Keller for the Fourth District GOP nomination with a two to one lead as the dry candidate Fred A. Snyder trails. Voter turnout was light and attention focused on the governor’s race where Theodore Christianson faces George Leach while six incumbents face no opposition.

ST. Paul Melvin J. Maas Oscar E. Keller Congress Keller Fred A. Snyder Maas Snyder Theodore Christianson George Leach Minneapolis Magnus Christianson Leach Tom Davis Magnus Johnson

Brewster Leads in Maine and Other Gubernatorial Nominations

In Maine the governor race shows Ralph P. Brewster leading Major Arthur L. Thayer with 13,669 to 8,804 across 224 of 633 precincts. Christian son concedes Republican nomination in Minnesota where Leach backs the governor. A constitutional amendment on church funding is a key issue. McLean heads the Democratic ticket unopposed.

Portland Ralph P. Brewster Arthur L. Thayer Bangor Brewster Thayer Ira G. Hersey Benjamin W. Blanchard Ku Klux Klan Ernest L. McLean Augusta

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