Riddick Maintains Lead in Early Montana Senate Race
Early returns from 1 534 precincts show Carl W. Riddick leading Wellington D. Rankin for the Republican Senate nomination with about a four hundred vote gap. Democratic Senate contenders Wheeler and Conner lead in their field as returns trickle in from Montana precincts.
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Ilelena
Carl W. Riddick
Lewistown
Wellington D. Rankin
Helena
United States Senate
Riddell
Rankin
Pray
Anderson
Seigfreidt
McKay
Gould
Leavitt
Burtingame
Collins
Locke
Fleming
McConnell
Flint
Gabriel
jJustice
Stpreme Court
Lew L. Callawias
Great Kurtts
George W. Farr
Miles City
Frank N. Utter
Eliore
Congress
Firse
Washington
Tay McCormick
Missoula
Byron Cooney
Scott Leusitt
Otm Burlingame
Creat Batts
Burlingame
Preston Bo Moss
Br Hngs
Albert P. Stark
Livingston
Miles P. Cavanaugh
Butte
Cavanaugh
John A Matthews
Townsend
Arthur. Waite
Tig Sung
Joseph P. Donnelly
Tarre
John W Stanton
Great Falls
Albert Po Stark
Miles
Cavanaugh Butte
Jess Th Stevens
Knallispell
John A. Matthews
Arthur @ Waite
Biz Sandy
Carbon and Sweet Grass county returns in U S Senate race
Aug 30 results show Carbon county counts with Republican Anderson 315 Pray 137 Rankin 396 Riddick 350 Siegfieldt 111 T and Democrat O Connor 202 Stout 162 Wells 78 Wheeler 344. Similar tallies in Sweet Grass with Anderson 73 Dray 216 Rankin 0 Riddick 283 Fleming 144 Callaway 8775 Stark 799 Stevens 490 Matthews 561 etc.
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Red Lodge
Carbon County
Anderson
Pray
Rankin
Riddick
Siegfieldt
O'Connor
Stout
Wells
Wheeler
Thepublican
Burlingame
Catlins
Fleming
Flint
Gabriel
Kirk
Leavitt
Lacke
Ws McComnell
Calliway
Parr
Trier
Democrat Donnelly
Jackson
Staunton
Lean
Capa Pity
Stark
Stevens
Matthews
Waite Ton
Royle
Sands
Sweet Grass County
Senate
Dray
Sierfreidt
Stillwater County Returns for U S Senate and House
Stillwater County vote totals show Republican Anderson leading for the United States Senate with 198 votes, and Democrat Connor at 88. For the Second District House race, Republican Burlingame leads with 106 votes, while Collins 222 and Mlemine 221 trail, with Flint 45 and Kirk 12 among others.
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Republian
Burlingame
Collins
Mlemine
Flint
Gabriel
Kirk
Leavitt
Locke
McCannell
Rescue Effort Underway For 47 Entombed Miners
In Jackson California a rescue push continues to reach 47 miners trapped since last Sunday. Crews work to reopen passages from the Kennedy mine to the Argonaut shafts at depths up to 4650 feet, while experts await a breakthrough through rock and dirt. If air pockets exist, miners could survive several days. the Butte rescue of 1884 is cited as a precedent.
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Ernest Miller
Butte
Mont
Teath
Miller
Ney
Veto Excuse Found in Land Bonus Bill
Senate action on the soldiers' bonus bill moved toward final vote as amendments were rejected by wide margins. Proponents urged avoiding further changes while White House reception remained uncertain amid added land reclamation and debt considerations. Smoot and Bursum proposals were defeated, and the sales tax plan was dropped.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Smoot
Utah
Village Fire Hits Hu son Missoula County
Fire at Hu son village 25 miles west of Missoula destroys the general store and post office, with nearby buildings burned and the Northern Pacific station reportedly damaged. A report says five shots from an automatic rifle preceded the blaze, a window shattered and a woman screamed. Sheriff’s office notified.
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Missoula
Mont
Huson
Here
Origen
Chicago, Milwaaukee & St. Paul
Sheriffs Office
First Herrin Massacre Indictment Returns
The first indictment from the Herrin massacre probe names no suspect yet and was returned by the special grand jury. The June 21 and 22 killings left 22 dead and the accused's identity was withheld pending arrest by authorities.
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Herrin
Marion
Explosion at Cumberland mine leaves one dead twenty missing
A Cumberland Vancouver Island mine explosion at the Dunsmuir mine results in one confirmed death with twenty missing and many injured, as rescuers search the wreckage.
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Cumberland
Vancouver Island
Dunsmuir
Dynamite derailment disrupts Cincinnati tender train
A dynamite blast on the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis main line at Arlington Heights near Cincinnati derailed the tender of a work engine. No injuries are described and service impact is not detailed.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Fiery Argonaut mine entombs 48 men in collapse
In Amador county California the Argonaut mine fire has risen to the 2400 foot level trapping 48 workers. A tunnel to Kennedy mine is caved, blocking escape routes and making rescue unlikely.
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Kennedy
California
New York
Manartell
Amadore County
Confessions Tie Striking Workers to Michigan Central Wreck
Chicago reports four men held in the Gary Indiana wreck case admitted actual participation in the express wrecking by removing 37 spikes. Five of nine arrested were released after confessions. six others detained. Officials say shopmen were involved though no union officials named. Justice Department cites communist literature and sabotage plans found.
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Chicago
Gary
Ind
J. J. Rooney
United States Department of Justice
New Sacramental Wine Rules Issued by IRS
Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair issued regulations in line with Attorney General Daugherty’s latest ruling effective September 2. Sacramental wine may be sold only to rabbis ministers priests or other authorized church officials. Church officers cannot make wine for personal or congregational use but may own bonded wineries or supervise production when employed by qualified makers.
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Washington
Daugherty
Internal Revenue
Blair
Michael Collins Buried in Glasnevin Amid National Mourning
Dublin honors Michael Collins after his burial at Glasnevin cemetery beside Arthur Griffith and Charles Stewart Parnell. The nation grieves as crowds fill gravesides and city streets, with mourners from rich suburbs to poor slums showing solidarity.
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Dublin
Michael Collins
Hhe
Trish Free State
Tle
Glasnevin
Arthur Griffith
Parnell
Trish Freedom
Miners Strike After Boss Removal Dispute Near Clifford
About 400 union miners from Consolidated Coal, working a mine near Clifford four miles northwest of here, walked out after company officials refused to remove a surface boss.
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Terrinal
Consolidated Coal Company
Clifford
Here
Fletcher's Castoria warning against imitations
A public notice urges mothers to beware of imitations and "Just-as-good" substitutes for Fletcher's Castoria. It extols the product's thirty years of use as a trusted remedy for babies and warns against untested alternatives offered to mothers.
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Fletcher
Titanium Oxide Bands Identify Mira Spectral Features
Scientists compare Mira spectra to titanium oxide and find most bands identical. Curious Mira bands are attributed to titanium oxide with evidence of vanadium presence in the star, noting the unusual spectral similarities and elements observed.
Real Life Table Romance Noted In Ohio State Journal
A photo caption in the Ohio State Journal describes two young men at a dinner table with a bright girl between them. The text contrasts the reader of Doctor Eliot's five foot shelf of books who talks well with the other who has not read it yet holds her hand under the table.
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Doctor Eliot
Ohlio State Journal
Coal Seizure Averted as Coal Strike Talks Continue
Government intervention to seize anthracite mines was ruled out. A highly authoritative source said a peace pact could be agreed within a week, with 155,000 miners returning to work and no concessions expected from the union or operators.
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Philadelphia
Sree
Sun spots linked to Mira’s conditions says astronomer
An astronomer notes that lines of titanium and vanadium found in sunlight align with sun spots, suggesting a close physical connection between sun spot activity and the star Mira.
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Mira
Use of Tea in Japan
In Japan tea is consumed between meals and during the day in small cups without milk or sugar. Tea must not be made with boiling water. finer teas require careful water temperature. A tablespoon of tea is steeped in a small teapot with hot water, served in small cups, and refilled as the pot empties to reuse the tea.
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Japan
Great American Desert Papago country in southwestern Arizona
The Papago region spans about 138 000 square miles in southwestern Arizona between the Gila River and the Mexican border. It features volcanic mountains and broad basins with sparse rainfall and vegetation. The description notes desert majesty and questions the origin of its natural features. The Samoan group comprises 14 islands.
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United States
Arizona
Gila River
Vigilance committees form to curb tourist traffic fines in Minnesota towns
Tourists face strict local traffic code enforcement as small towns aim to curb excessive fines. Committees of residents will monitor cases to ensure fair treatment and push for salary-backed officers and road funds from fines. Mille Lacs Lake area towns led including Princeton Onamia Milaca and Isle forming groups along trunk highway No 18.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Erry S. Williams
Minneapolis Journal Travel and Resort Bureau
Williams
Mille Laces Lake
Princeton
Onamia
Milaca
Isle
Indian Relics Found Near Salina Kansas Sand Pits
Relics from the days of the central Kansas Indians are being excavated from sand pits east of Salina. Bones of large unnamed animals have been found before, but the current discoveries differ, with well preserved large teeth and some badly decayed bones. Large lead bullets flattened by contact with objects are also uncovered.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas Prairies
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