Bozeman Woman Dies From Heart Trouble in Yellowstone Visit
Mamie Morrison of Bozeman died at Pinewood hospital after heart attacks during a visit to her husband with a park surveying crew in Yellowstone. The 22 year old, born in Portland, had recently traveled from Mammoth Hot Springs to Livingston and then Bozeman for care. Her husband John H Morrison is an MSU engineering instructor.
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John H. Morrison
Pinewood Hospital
Bozeman
Gallatin County High School
Montana State College
John Hi. Morrison
Morrison
R. T. Challender
Challender
Montana Needs Williams at Washington campaign statement
A broad political appeal argues Montana requires Charles H. Williams of Deer Lodge in the U S Senate. The text lauds Williams as a non politician with proven citizenship and urges Montanans to learn why locals support him. Authorized and paid for by the Montana Williams for Senator Club.
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Montana
Williams
Washington
U. S. Senate
Charles H. Williams
Deer Lodge
Charlie” Williams
Nontana
Aumontana Williams-for-Senator Club
Thousands Attend Butte Joint Encampment of Veterans Groups
More than 1,000 members of the G A. R the United Spanish War Veterans the American Legion and the Women's auxiliaries opened a three day joint encampment in Butte with Mayor Were Headle welcoming attendees. Governor Erickson spoke at a campfire meeting and congressman Scott Leavitt outlined veterans relief efforts. The event ends with officer elections and a barbecue tomorrow at Columbia Gardens.
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Butte
G A. KR
United Spanish War Veterans
American Legion
Headle
George C. Jackson
Anaconda
Spanish War Veterans
Columbia Gardens
Billings
Great Falls
Montana
J. E. Erickson
America
Scott Leavitt
63Rd
Leavitt
Washington, D. C
Congress
Ellen Lindquist
Missoula
Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Republican campaign gears up under Hoover Curtis in Washington
Secretary of the interior Hubert Work is elected national chair as 24 member committee approves officers and sets campaign bases in Washington New York and Chicago. Plans call for Hoover to be notified of nomination late July with Curtis to Topeka and a western speakers bureau under Walther Newton.
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Washington
Hoover
Curtis
New Willard Hotel
Hubert Work
Interior
Coolidge
Ralph E. Williams
Oregon
Alvin T. Hert
Kentucky
Daniel E. Pomeroy
New Jersey
Franklin W. Fort
Joseph R. Nutt
Ohio
Work
New York
Chicago
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Topeka
National Committee
CC. CG. Hamlin
Colorado
Pat Sullivan
Wyoming
James W. Good
Good
Walter S. Newton
Minnesota
Frank
Lowden
Clarence F. Buck
Senate Cmpaign
Buck Sid
Buck
Steiner
William H. McMaster
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Texas
California
Fontain
Green Bay
Wis
Robert L. LaFollette
Claude McKenzie
Gaylord
Minn
London
Ivan Bowman
Minneapolis
Herbert Hoover
Kansas City
la Follette
George Norris
Nebraska
Prohibition and Farm Relief Dominate Democrat Platform Talks
Houston reports a wide spread push by platform builders at the Democratic convention to smooth differences on prohibition and farm relief. South leaders threaten a floor fight if the resolutions committee fails to report a strong prohibition enforcement plank. New York and Maryland may back a modified Volstead act to let states set beverage strength, while others favor a broad enforcement pledge citing the 18th amendment. Prominent figures like Carter Glass Josephus Daniels and Dan Moody back a strict enforcement stance.
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Moody
Texas
Houston
Tex
South
Resolutions Committee
New York State
Maryland
Carter Glass
Virginia
Caraway
Arkansas
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Daniel Roper
South Carolina
Internal Revenue
Wilson
Dan Moody
Glassi
Roanoke
Daniels
Rain Drenches Hall But Not Enthusiasm
A stormy rally in Houston tests the national democratic challenge to the republican ticket. Claude G. Bowers of New York delivers a fiery keynote against Harding and Coolidge era policies, attacking oil scandals, farm legislation, and unemployment as delegates cheer. The audience braved a downpour that flooded the roofless pavilion while the convention roared for change.
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Sam Houston Hall
Houston
Tex
National Democracy
Jefferson
Old Hickory
Claude G. Bowers
New York
Harding
Coolidge
Toa
Gov. Smith
Bowers
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Frank A. Hazelbaker
Hazelbaker
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Tull
Smith
George R. van Namee
New Yorker
Pamerone
Louisiana
Gates
Credentials Committee
Oklahoma
Atlee Pomerene
Houston, Tex
Knapp
Goodyear
Lackien-Gorden Co
Armstrong-Lackien Co
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