Hoover's Ohio bid shifts Hoover Dawes and Coolidge plans
A Columbus committee pushes Hoover into Ohio bitter primary, challenging Willis as favorite son. Eastern party leaders fear a Hoover victory may force drafts and deadlocks at Kansas City, with Dawes, Coolidge, Mellon and Hilles tangled in a complex political maneuvering. In Illinois and Indiana, Lowden and Watson delegates eye potential gains as party factions realign ahead of the national convention.
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Columbus
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Cook County
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Illinois
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al Smith
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Virginia
Houston
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Texas
John D Rockefeller Under Senate Investigators Scrutiny
An investigation led by a Senate committee chaired by Senator Walsh reveals that John D Rockefeller is a central figure in a probe. The report outlines Rockefeller's actions and the committee’s expected next steps.
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Walsh
Roregutor
Senate
Teapot Dot
John Do T Rockefellét
Hidden Light in a Whirling Machine Mouth
Fragments describe tiny oblongs of light suspended within a rotating, luminescent structure. The passage centers on a machine’s gaping mouth as it builds a display of glowing elements.
Indiana man faces trial in bid to bribe former official
NOV ED JACKSON of Indiana faced a conspiracy charge after a weeklong fine for allegedly offering a $10,000 bribe to ex-warden Warren T. McCray. Jackson and two codefendants George W. Coffin and Robert I. Marsh waived arraignment and were granted separate trials as McCray declined the bribe and named AW. HL Remy as prosecutor in Indianapolis.
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ED Jackson
Indiana
Warren T. McCray
Jackson
George W. Coffin
Robert I. Marsh
Marsh
Coffin
McCray
Indianapolis
AW. HL Remy
Flood control cost split stirs House Senate but President resists
A flood control bill to have the federal government bear all costs gains support in the House flood control committee and the Senate commerce committee while President Coolidge maintains states should share expenses. Frear of Wisconsin backs the President warning full federal funding could set a pork barrel precedent for other rivers.
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Coolidge
Frear
Wisconsin
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Prohibition Service
Sebastian S. Kresge
Detroit
New York
Anti-Saloon League
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League
Kresge
al Smith
Local visits and travels around Dillon and nearby ranches
W S Pyle and Frank Tyro visited the valley on Saturday with Pyle touring the Wilman mine and Tyro to Coolidge before returning to Dillon. Dewey Marchesseau and Earl Tash visited Dillon on Sunday. Will Pahnish was injured Saturday when a horse fell with him and is receiving medical attention in Dillon. Several locals attended gatherings at the Farley ranch and with the Pyle and Harris families, while others made trips to Dillon for medical care, errands, or visits.
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W. S."pyle
Frank" Tyro
Mr. Pyle
Wilman
Mr.Tyro
Coolidge
Dillon
Will Pahnish
Baby arrives Sunday at Barrett Hospital
Mr and Mrs Jesse Gray rejoice over the birth of a healthy baby daughter last Sunday at Barrett hospital The proud father distributed cigars to friends in celebration of the new arrival.
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Jesse Gray
the Barrett Hospital
Scouts Hold Annual Banquet Friday at Methodist Church
The Boy Scouts held their annual banquet Friday at the Methodist church with guests from business and professional circles. Scouting talks by Mayor Roscoe Cornell and others highlighted the program, followed by badge presentations to several second class scouts and new appointments for staff roles.
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Methodist
Earl Fairbanks
Roscoe Cornell
R. D. Curry
Charles Henry
T. J. Simons
George Christianson
John and
Paul Somers
Harold Warner
J. B. Ditty
Arthur Kamps
Roy Megquire
William Leeds
Jay Forsyth
Delmont Walker
Charles McGahan
Bud Cashmore
Thomas Morrow
Temory Rouse
Argyle Stevens
John and Paul Somers
Everett Wedum
Seymore Walker
Waldron Roger
Bobby Erwin
George Christiansen
Fielding Graves
Pension Bureau Reveals Long History of Payouts and Settlements
The Bureau of Pensions notes since 1789 it has distributed about 8 billion dollars in cash and 69 million acres of public land. As of June 30, 1927 the rolls held 489 942 pensioners including 17 widows of War of 1812 veterans. The figures underscore the government’s duty to veterans who served when the nation needed them.
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Thes Bureau of Pensions
Bureau of Pensions
Bulldogs on Trip to Play Miners and Two Helena Games
Normal College basketball team left Thursday for Butte to face the Miners and will travel to Helena Friday for games with St Charles and Intermountain. A strong home game is expected Tuesday when they meet Billings Normal College.
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Butte
Miners
Helena
St. Charles
Intermountain
Billings Normal College
Restful Ease After Coughing With Foley Honey and Tar
Mrs. Anne Davison of Long Beach California reports a restful relief from a dreadful cough after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. She notes the cough that lingers after bronchitis and flu eases as the medicine soothes the throat and quiets irritation. Ged M Gosman, the druggist, endorses it.
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Foley
Anne Davison
Long Beach
Calif
M. Gosman
Baer Church Schedule Sunday Services
First Baer Church announces Sunday events with 09 10 00 Sunday School and 11 00 Morning Worship.
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FIRST
Baer Church Co
Methodist Church Sunday Services Program
The Methodist Church at 699 2 N. B. Ricketts presents 9:45 Sunday School 11:00 Morning Worship with a sermon on The Rise of the Early Catholic Church. 6:30 Epworth League led by Silva Brenner. 7:30 Evening Services featuring discussion on I Had Enough Church When I Was Young.
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N. B. Ricketts
Epworth League
Silva Brenner
Sebree Street Services Invite Sunday Attendees
Sebree street services are held every Sunday at 11 o clock. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Sebree Street
St Rose Church Mass Schedule and Confession Hours
St Rose Catholic Church lists Sunday masses at 8 and 10:80 with an 7:30 p m evening service. Weekday mass at 8 o'clock and confessions Saturday 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 p m. First Friday mass at 6:30.
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ST. Rose Catholic Church
Short Talks by Thoughtful Mothers
A New England mother praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as dependable for coughs and bronchial issues. She notes she and her druggist, Geo. M. Gosman, endorse it after using it for croup whooping cough and night coughs.
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New England
Foley
Geo. M. Gosman
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