Graf Zeppelin Lands On American Shores At Lakehurst
The Graf Zeppelin completed a 6500 mile flight in 111 hours landing at Naval Air Station Lakehurst New Jersey crowds of thousands gathered despite police lines. The airship neared the field at dusk and touched down near the mast after a display of careful maneuvering with Lady Drummon Hay reportedly aboard.
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Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Air Station
Lady Drummon Hay
Hugo Eckener
Eckener
Charles E. Rosendahl
Anaconda Copper Co Donates 7600-Volume Law Library
MISSOULA Oct. 13 President H. Clapp and Walter Pope announced the receipt by the state university law school of a 7600 volume law library donated by the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. The Clark interests purchase made the gift possible. Pope noted the library is among the most complete in Montana and crucial for research and public service.
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Missoula
H. Clapp
The
State University
Walter ©. Pope
Law School
Dean Leaphart
University
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Clark
Montana
Pope
Butte
Law
Northwest
Walter Johnson Returns as Washington Manager for 3 Years
Walter Perry Johnson signed a three year contract to manage the Washington American League club. In Clark Griffith's office Johnson accepted the post with little ceremony and vowed the wing may not be used, while plans to revamp the club with new material are under way and Hack Harris has retired from managing.
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Walter Perry Johnson
Washington
Clark Griffith
Griffth
Johnson
Senators
Hacky Harris
Benjamin Gitlow Not Kidnaped But Mixed Facts In Houston
Benjamin Gitlow the workers party of America vice presidential candidate arrived in Houston for his scheduled address and denied he had been missing He said he stopped in San Diego after a telegram he received bore the signature of the Arizona gubernatorial candidate and that speaking dates there were canceled The party in New York had announced a telegram from William Orren Arizona candidate implying Gitlow had been kidnaped
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Benjamin Gitlow
Workers’ (Communist) Party of America
Arizona
Gitlow
LaFollette Praises Wheeler in Miles City Meet
Senator Robert M. LaFollette Sr of Wisconsin spoke in Miles City Montana urging Berton K Wheeler’s re election to the U S Senate. He defended farm relief attacked Mellon taxation plans and war policies while praising Wheeler as a powerful defender of public rights.
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Miles City
Mont
Cowtown
Robert M. LaPollette
Wisconsin
Bob
Progressive Farmer-Labor
Montana
Berton W. Wheeler
United States Senate
LaFollette
Andrew Mellon
Burton K. Wheeler
Senate
Berton K. Wheeler
United States
Union
Congress
Wheeler
Washington
A L Bray Early Day Market Man Dies After Illness
Death yesterday morning claimed A L Bray a west side resident after a year long illness and a Friday stroke. Funeral at Masonic hall 2 p m with interment at Mountain View. Bray left a wife five children two sisters and a grandson. He owned the Wig Timber meat market from 1919 and was active in the school board and Sweet Grass county politics.
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A. L. Bray
Masonic Hall
Mountain View
Lake Port
Calif
Clear Lake Academy
Alt Colusa
Sacramento
Nelson B. C
South Butte
Wig Timber
O. L. Bevant
Robert A. Bray
Maurice Flaver
Paul Ballard
Donald
Edward Bray
Longview
Wash
Bray
Sweet Grass County
Attorney General Foot Rules On Sticker Campaigns
Livingston County officials release Attorney General Foot ruling on independent candidates proposing election day stickers. He states distributing stickers in booths or by election judges is illegal under the Corrupt Practice Act, and that such actions would constitute electioneering. The ruling cites sections 10760 and 10799 RC M 1921 and notes section 680 covers vacancies post ballot printing but not sticker placement by supporters.
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Conwell
Tom Young
Livingston
Foot
Sixth Judicial District
L. A. Foot
CG. N. Davidson
Catholic Prelate Declares Salvation First in Cathedral Dedication
Arch bishop John Glennon of St Louis told a Springfield crowd that the mission of the church is the salvation of souls not the election of presidents. The remarks came during dedication services for the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, central Illinois diocesan center, with Cardinal Mundelein presiding in an elaborate Midwest ceremony.
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Springfield
John Glennon
St Leuis
George Cardinal Mundelein
Middlewest
Chicago
Greek Submarine Ondine Sinks After Collision Off Oporto
The French submarine Ondine with 52 aboard sinks after a midnight collision with Greek cargo carrier Aikaterini Mol Goulandris off Oporto. French minister notes delayed report and the captain abandoning search. Second squadron destroyers to sweep the area for wreckage or survivors.
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Paris
Ondine
Ministry of Marine
Oporto
Aikaterini M
Bizerta
Tenis
Africa
Cherbourg
Ku Klux Klan Blows Money Against Smith
A petition filed with Judge Samuel H. Sibley asks a receiver be appointed for the Ku Klux Klan as it accuses imperial wizard Hiram W. Evans and other leaders of using large sums to oppose Governor Alfred E. Smith due to his religion. The suit alleges Evans diverted funds, rendering the organization insolvent despite convening more than 100 million from members.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
Ku Klux Klan
Samuel H. Sibley
United States Circuit Court
C. T. Rice
Hiram W. Evans
Order
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Evans
Last Hickman Effort Fails With Governor
Governor Young declined to halt the Friday execution of William Edward Hickman after an insanity appeal by his father and attorney. Hickman, in a San Quentin interview, said he is sane and described his motives, blaming excessive education and lacking spiritual training at home for his crimes.
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San Francisco
GC. Young
Sacramento
William Edward Hickman
Thomas Hickman
el Paso
Tex
Jerome K. Walsh
Kansas City
Marian Parker
Los Angeles
San Quentin State Prison
Hickman
Pastor Baer Arrested in Portland Over Marital Scandal
Old Livingston pastor Arthur G. Baer, linked to multiple marriages, faces arrest in Portland after a Milwaukee woman accuses him of marrying her while already wed. Records show Baer served as Livingston and Roundup pastor, with church officials noting his resignation and a public morality stance during his Montana tenure.
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Portland
Qre
Arthur G. Bauer
First Methodist
Livingston, Mont
Irene Frances Renois
Milwaukee
Wis
Seattle
Baer
Benois
Sioux Falls
S. Od
Girl
Racer
Pittsburgh
F. C. Alexander
W. J. Speedy
Dilly McKnight
Miss Enois
Helena
Methodist Episcopal Church In
Montana
Arthur Clowe Baer
Ore
Roundup
Livingston
Wallace
Brown
Lewistown
Iner
Arthur CG. Baer
Rrev
Robert CC. Edgington
Methodist Church
Yellowstone
George D. Wolf
Hbacr
Open Air Service at Mt. St. Alban Cathedral
The second open air service of the Episcopal church convention drew nearly 10,000 delegates and visitors on the National Cathedral grounds. Bishop Gailor urged a stronger Christianity to lift people from selfishness and ignorance and to free us from materialism, calling for duty over rights and a decisive church stand against evil.
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Washington, Qet
Episcopal Church Convention
National Cathedral
Mt. St. Alban
Thomas Fef. Gailor
Tennessée
Washington
Order of the Sangrad
Republic
Gailor
Church
Christ
Cook Disposes Of Many Bluebloods At Missouri Auction
A. B. Cook sold 1200 cattle for 196000 at his ranch four miles west of White Sulphur Springs Moat on October 15. About 200 buyers from Canada and the United States attended to bid on the herd noted as among the finest in the country. The remaining herd of about 600 bulls will be sold tomorrow. Cattle brought about 200 per cow and 415 per bull or calf for the bulls and calves. Buyers included Walter Hill Jap Stewart James Finlen and Charles Mair.
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Moat
A. B. Cook
Here
Canada
United States
Walter Hill
Jap Stewart
James Finlen
Charles Mair
Smith and Missouri Welcome Gov Smith on Southern Campaign Stop
Governor Alfred E. Smith campaigned through southern Illinois and Missouri riding a special train to Se Dina. He drew throngs in St Louis and East St Louis with cheers flags and confetti as thousands lined crowded streets for hours. An auto parade stretched a quarter mile and police kept a path through the dense crowds.
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Tower Grove
St. Louis
Slong
Missouri City
Pioneer Murder Case At Billings Exploded At Ends
The McArthur murder trial in Billings 1883 ended abruptly when an improper indictment led the judge to direct a verdict of not guilty. Jurors had stood 11 to 1 for acquittal before the flaw halted proceedings and the prisoner was discharged.
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Pioneer
Billings
George McArthur
James Russell
Billings Herald
Blue Grass
Miles City
Conger
Custer County
Yellowstone
Medicial
Colonel Johnson
Mc McArthur
Pullman Car Works
Chicago
McArthur
Miller
Strewell
Proctor
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Graf Zeppelin
Bob Lafollette
Old Livingston
Gateway City
Open Air Service of
Episcopal Meeting
Smith and
Missouri
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