Owsley Eyes Democratic VP Nomination If Texas Backs Bid
Alvin M. Owsley, Dallas attorney and former national commander of the American Legion, says he will seek the Democratic vice presidential nomination if endorsed by the Texas state convention. He is unaffiliated with other candidates and aims to advance to the race to serve as vice president with broad support.
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Kearney
Neb
Dallas
Texas
American “Legion
Legion
Owsley
Meet Phil Reavis Ford Specialist at Douthett Auto
The Douthett Auto Company introduces Phil Reavis a Ford specialist with seven years of Ford experience. The garage will stay open evenings and Sundays during summer and services include carburetor adjustments radiator leaks and Ford Car Truck or Fordson Tractor repairs at regular Ford prices.
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Phil Reavis
Phil
Reavis
Ford
United States
Montanans Face Denver Bank Indictments
Five Denver officials of the Bankers Reserve Deposit company were indicted by the Pueblo federal grand jury on charges of using the mails to defraud. The scheme involved about 8 million dollars with about 250 thousand dollars traced to victims across the west including Montana New Mexico Wyoming and Colorado. Russell Moyer and Williams held top offices in the firm incorporated in 1922.
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Denver
Bankers Reserve Deposit Company
United States District Grand Jury
Pueblo
Granby Hillyer
A. J. Canner
J. A. Moyer
J. Luther Wyatt
Howard L. Williams
New Mexico
Stockyards Fire Fatal to Big Herds
CHICAGO May 17 More than 1 000 head of cattle and sheep burned and pens destroyed in the stockyards district as police and spectators aided yard workers to drive 5 000 sheep and several cattle to safety. A cattle stampede was halted and losses in livestock and hay are not yet known.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Last Sheepherder edition aims to honor mature lambs
School notes describe the final Sheepherder issue, a six to eight page sendoff by the staff. Public Speaking Banquet ends with two minute toasts by class members and guests. Ag Boys visit Bozeman for livestock insights. Standardized tests run in grade school as semester exams loom. Three high school staffers leave. Mollie Sparrow plans to return. Grade commencement next Wednesday evening in the high school auditorium invites attendance.
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Nels Strand
Domestic Science
High School
Templeton
Hinds
Ellison
Dingle
Martz
Bozeman
O. M. Baker
E. G. Struckman
Bertha Hanson
Mollie Sparrow
History Constitution
Butte Gunman Opens Fire In Court in Montana
In Butte on May 21 John O Leary drew two pistols and fired 12 shots in a crowded federal court room after being called to stand for sentence. He wounded himself with a bullet to the head and was tackled by officer N E Baynham as panic spread among more than 100 spectators.
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Butte
Mont
Pray
John O’leary
N. E. Baynham
O’leary
Baynham
Earl Koehler
O'Leary
Federal Building
Trs
Los Angeles
Railway Unions Withdraw From Wisconsin Convention
Five major railroad labor unions pull out of the Wisconsin state convention in Madison charging the meeting aimed to sponsor Senator Robert M. La Follette for president and alleging their orders were not fully represented. They form the Wisconsin Conference for Progressive Political Action to organize a separate effort.
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L. F. Douthett Auto Company
New York
Georgia Thorson
Main Street
Palmer
Ethel Manis
Lillian Grosfield
Ellen Rein
Bertha Sewell
Lyle Watkins
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Bank of Twin Bridges
Montana
Edward Dailey
Agnes Dailey
Sweet Grass County
J. EF. Rees
AV Hansen
Baker, Montana
Madison
Wis
Robert M
del Monte
Kellogg Mercantile Co
Coats
J. E. Tilt
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