Montana election results show Republicans gain seats
In Helena Montana vice results indicate Republicans win key chambers while Democrats capture the senate and first district seat. National results show Hoover ahead but Erickson close behind with Montana voting around 200000 total. House gains include Treasure and Prairie counties with mixed outcomes across districts.
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Helena
Mont
Navy
Erickson
Montana
J. M. Dixon
United States Senate
B. K. Wheeler
Scott Leavitt
Evans
Beaverhead
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Glacier
Garfield
Madison
Meagher
Phillips
Powder River
Sweet Grass
Wheatland
Associated Press
Hoover
Workers
State Board of Examiners
A. J. Plumer
House
Senate
Treasure County
H. W. Stoutenburg
Carbon County
Golden Valley
Henry Thien
L. N. Erickson
Prairie
F. W. Delancey
W. R. Flachsenhar
Lincoln
C. E. Pomeroy
Howse
Timothy Miller
Granite
M. RR. Henderson
Sheridan
Lars Angevik
Andrew Ueland
Big Horn
E. A. Richardson
Remarkable Eye Transplant Gives Bert Ferguson New Vision
A New York surgeon grafted a donor cornea onto Bert Ferguson. Five days after surgery Ferguson can see objects ten feet away. The transplant attaches and may strengthen or slough off. two to three weeks will show if it adheres long term.
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New York
Bert Ferguson
Ferguson
Iago Gladatone
New York Academy of Medicine
Information Bureau
Ben Witt Key
New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
Allen A Labor Fight Marked By Bombing
Lake Geneva Wis Nov 14 Total destruction of the summer home of Roger W Kimball general manager of the Allen A Hosiery Company Kenosha Wis located on the west shore of Lake Geneva three miles from here by fire after a terrific explosion early tonight is believed to mark the twenty first bombing in the labor war at Kenosha Kimballs home in the fashionable lake section adjoined those of Sidney Smith cartoonist and Charles H Wacker both of Chicago
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Lake Geneva
Wis
Roger W. Kimball
Allen A Hosiery Company
Kenosha
Kimbald
Sidney Smith
Charles H. Wacker
Chicago
Governor Smith Returns After Campaign Loss
ALBANY N Y November 9 Governor Smith resumed duties at the capitol after stepping aside for his presidential bid. In a press conference he urged support for Hoover and said he is feeling well and will take a vacation. He recalled the Albany reception and noted the victor can parade while the vanquished cannot.
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Albany
N. Y
Smith
Capitol
Campain
Hoover
Nen
Executive Mansion
Sweet Grass Triumphs 12 0 Over Park High
Sweet Grass earned its first football win 12 to 0 against Park High in a tight game. Andrews returned a Park pass for a touchdown and added another score, while Park struggled to move the ball. Sweet Grass failed to convert on its extra point attempts.
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Sweet Grass
Park
Andrews
Sweet Grate
Carrier
Nees
Livingston
Red Cross Drive Ends Thanksgiving Day
The annual Red Cross membership drive opened Sunday at churches with a union meeting totaling 26.90. Big Timber plans a house to house canvass November 17 to meet a Sweet Grass county quota of 300. The local chapter urges help amid calls for aid and global disasters.
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Red Cross
The
Perous
Veryone
Sweet Grass County
Absarokee Man Loses Life In Auto Accident
Absarokee resident E. G. Rhyneer died after a midnight auto crash on Witt hill east of town. Driver Ollie Sagendorf and Mrs. Rhyneer survived with minor injuries. Rhyneer, longtime mechanic and thresherman, leaves a wife and one son amid mournful community tributes.
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Columbus News
E. G. Rhyneer
Absarokee
Witt Hill
Ollie Sagendorf
Rhyneer
Laurel
Lagendorf
Sagendorf
Coolidges Open Social Season With Dinner
The White House opened the social season with the cabinet dinner hosted by President and Mrs. Coolidge. Attendees included Vice President Dawes and Mrs. Dawes and numerous cabinet members and spouses such as Kellogg, Davis, Sargent, New, Wilber, Whiting, and Jardine among others.
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Washington
White House
Coolidge
National Capital
Dawes
Kellogg
Davis
Treasury
Secrtary
Sargent
New
Navy
Wilber
West of the Interior
Commerce
Whiting
Labor
W. M. Jardine
Agricoltape
Montana Stock Wins At Portland Show
Eleven Montana herds took ten championships at the Pacific International Livestock Show. Winners included Child and Ancony of Roseman for senior grand Shorthorn cows, Walter Hill of Wilsall for Hereford bulls, Mt. Haggin Land and Livestock for Hampshire rams, J. E. Moore of Bozeman for Hampshire boars, and Western Canning and Dairying of White Sulphur Springs for Holstein cows. Montana entries claimed 29 firsts, 29 seconds, and 21 thirds, with many prizewinners advancing to Chicago. The Bozeman State College grain judging team and Bozeman high school stock judging team also won. A special Northern Pacific train will carry Montana winners and guests to Chicago.
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Montana
Portland
Lynn R. Challoner
Northern
Wacuie
Helena
Child and Ancony
Roseman
Walter Hill
Wilsall
Mt. Haggin Land and Livestock Company
Deer Lodge Valley
Hampshire
J. E. Moore
Bozeman
Western Canning and Dairying Companys
White Sulphur Springs
Montana Stockmen
Northwestern
Canada
Bozeman State College
Bozeman High - School
Chicago
Bobcats Lose Valued Member of Athletics
Bozeman Montana State College reports the death of Frank Greenie Worden a crack half back and basketballer. Worden died after complications from an appendectomy following illness that began October 18 and led to surgery two days later. He was regarded as a promising football player for the Bobcats.
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Bozeman
Frank
Greenie) Worden
Montana State College Bobcats
Wordens
Ae Ae
Mephemers Ang
Vestris Disaster Survivors Reach Port With Haunting Claims
Survivors of the Lamport and Holt liner Vestris testified of inefficiency and delay aboard the ship before it sank off the Virginia coast. An official inquiry is to begin as captains and crew face accusations amid grim casualty figures and ongoing rescue operations.
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New York
Lamport & Holt
Vestris
William J. Garey
Fon Tong
Vestris Dlangel
Virginia
United States
Tuttle
Bexin
Carey
Lamport
Holt
Virginia Capes
Wyoming
Lamport and
Holt Line
Booze And Guns Mix Bad Result In Gallatin
Nov. 14 Gallatin. Frank Ward 35 40 of Deer Park is in critical condition with a bullet wound to the abdomen at a Three Forks hospital. George Howland 62 of Deer Park is jailed on a county charge after a quarrel at a drinking party led to Ward firing three times at Howland who says he acted in self defense when Ward shot at him while trying to break into a cabin. Ward works as a Milwaukee railroad section hand. Both men are single.
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Bozeman
Frank Ward
Deer Park
Three Forks
George Howland
Ward
Rowland
Milwaukee Railroad
Snyder Policies Need Not Be Paid To Heirs
In New York on November 9 Justice Mahoney ruled that Prudent Insurance policies worth 850,000 and 845,000 on Albert Snyder never took effect. The case arose after Lorraine Snyder, child of Roth Brown Snyder, sought the funds as beneficiary, while authorities argued forged signatures voided the contracts. Mahoney found no evidence Snyder knew of the policies and declared them null and void.
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New York
Little Lorraine Snyder
Roth Brown Snyder
Sing Sing
Judd Gray
Albert Snyder
Supreme Court
Mahoney
Prudential Insurance Company
Snyder
Josephine Brown
Lorraine
Justice Mahoney
California Oil Well Still Spouts Flame in Spectacular Fire
A flaming gasser blaze southeast of Los Angeles forced 38 oil units to idle as firefighters tackled the inferno. The fire, burning near derricks, reportedly stretched into its 31 millionth barrel milestone as it continued to roil above the field with an inexhaustible fuel supply.
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Los Angeles
Hoover Plans goodwill Latin America trip before inauguration
Herbert Hoover proposed a two month goodwill tour of Latin American countries before his March 4 inauguration. The plan, supported by Coolidge and Kellogg, would sail from San Francisco aboard a battleship, likely the Maryland, and visit Colombia Ecuador Argentina Peru Brazil Chile and other nations. A return to the United States would follow with possible cabinet planning after conferences with party leaders.
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Stanford University
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Coolidge
Kelloga
State Department
South America
San Francisco
Maryland
United States
Hoover
Colombia
Ecuador
Argentina
Peru
Brazil
Chile
Ceuure
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