Leading White House Timber Four Democratic Hopefuls
Four Democratic candidates Governor Al Smith Senator James A Reed Senator Thomas J Walsh and Governor Albert C Ritchie are highlighted as colorful contenders for the presidency. The piece notes Smith's current edge, Reed and Walsh as strong party figures, and Ritchie as a wet supporter, with Houston convention uncertainty.
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al Smith
New York
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Missouri
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Montana
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
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Houston
Friends of
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Senator Reed
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Walsh
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Reward Offered by Madison National Forest Sheep Growers
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association posts a reward of 250 dollars for conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for conviction of any camp robber.
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Representative Madden Dies After Collapse in Washington
Edward Pickard reports the death of Representative Martin B. Madden of Illinois at 73 after a heart attack in his Washington office. Madden, longtime Appropriations chair, had health issues and helped shape flood control legislation amid national party convention talk and early balloting prospects for Hoover and Smith.
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Teapot Dome
Washington
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Fall
Edward Doheny
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Continental Trading Company
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
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Polar Flight Across Arctic Blind Spot by Wilkins and Filson
APT. GEORGE H. WILKINS and pilot Carl Filson complete an Arctic crossing from Point Barrow Alaska to Spitzbergen. Flying time shows 20 percent longer than planned as they halt five days on Dead Man's Point Island due to bad weather. The route bypasses the pole but traverses a new polar blind spot once unseen by explorers.
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George H. Wilkins
Carl Filson
Point Barrow
Alaska
Spitzbergen
Dead Man’s Point
Peary, Stefansson
McMillan
Indica
Speed ace Lockhart dies in Daytona record attempt
Peaks Lockhart, famed automobile racer, was killed at Daytona Beach Florida when a Stutz special built from his design blew a tire at about 200 miles per hour. The car vaulted and he died almost instantly. Other weekly deaths included Archbishop Moray del Rio, Baron Okura, W. Folds, and Baron Peter Wrangel.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Lockhart
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Mexico
Okura
W. Folds
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