Beaverhead County Republicans Endorse Local Candidates
A Beaverhead county political notice urges votes for Pearl I Smith for senator H T Kraabel for representative Martin C Jackson for county commissioner Frank Kellum for sheriff Emery K Smith for clerk of the district court John S Baker for clerk and recorder. The piece highlights experience in business banking ranching and law enforcement along with a focus on efficiency and public service.
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John S. Baker
Beaverhead County
Frank Kellum Becomes Beaver County Official
A fragment notes Frank Kellum involved in Beaver County politics with unspecified role. The readable portion hints at an official position but provides no dates or titles. Further text needed for a fuller summary.
Brundage Praised as Strong County Assessor Candidate
J. D. Brundage, a popular and well-liked rancher, is praised by Republicans as a wise choice for county assessor. His familiarity with property values and reputed competence earn him broad respect as a leading candidate on the ticket.
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J. D. Brundage
Justin Brundage
Beaverhead County Attorney Thomas E. Gilbert Stands Strong
Tom Gilbert, a prominent Beaverhead county native, has built an enviable record as county attorney and appears poised for re election due to his proven qualifications and strong local support.
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Thomas E. Gilbert
Tom Gilbert
Beaverhead County
Gladys L Garr Seeks Beaverhead School Post
Miss Gladys Garr of Dell is a Republican candidate for superintendent of schools. She studied at Montana State Normal college and taught in Montana schools for several years, aiming to uphold Beaverhead county’s high school standards.
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Gladys L. Garr
Gladys Garr
Dell
Beaverhead County
Montana State Normal College
Montana
Forrest G Bayerd’s Noted Civil Engineer and Surveyor
Forrest Bayerd is a thoroughly competent civil engineer and surveyor with a strong reputation on several important county construction jobs. He combines natural ability with modern methods and leaves no stone unturned to carry his work through to perfection.
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Forrest G. Bayerd
Forrest Bayerd
George Banks and James Phillips Named for County Posts
George Banks of Beaver Head County has served as public administrator with reliability and efficiency, earning trust in his dealings. James E Phillips, a former coroner, is an unopposed candidate who has shown thorough, satisfactory service in prior terms and warrants a large complimentary vote.
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Head County
Sheriff's Office
Frank Kellum
Dan Mooney
George T. Banks
George Banks
Beaverhead County
James E
Phillips James
Phillips
Jim
Norah Connelley Tops Democratic Ticket As Treasurer
Norah Connelley stands prominently among unopposed candidates on the Democratic ticket. Her prior tenure as treasurer is described as a record worthy of pride and public trust.
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Norah Connelley
George Opp Clarence Wall Two Candidates Run
George Opp and Clarence Wall are the two candidates for the upcoming election as reported in local notices. The race centers on city council seats with both men listed as contenders.
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George Opp
Clarence Wall
Champion Voter William Porterfield Faces Offbeat Victory Claim
William Porterfield a 95 year old resident of Clairsville C claims the U Voting Championship title after losing 19 Presidential Ballots the first in 1865.
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William Porterfield
Clairsville
Real estate transfers from Beaverhead Abstract 1928 weeks
Transfers include F M Merrell Sr to United States of America two Lima Montana lots and Farmers State Bank of Minnesoka to A L Stone near Melrose. Court order confirms sale in Tom R Pierce estate. Nellie Gray guardianship certificate of location for Pay master No 1 and Red Cedar quartz rode mining claims.
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F. M. Merrell Sr
United States of America
Lima
Montana
Farmers State Bank of
Minnesoka
Minnesota
A. L. Stone
Melrose
Beaverhead County
Big Hole River
Tom R. Pierce
Nellie Gray
F. T. Sanders
Bannack
B. F. Osborne
Red Cedar
Deeds Recorded In Beaverhead and Lima Areas
Warranty deeds transfer Napoleon Goyer to F L Goyer near Lost Cloud mining district Beaverhead county. E W Wilcox conveys 640.63 acres near Lima to W R Price. David S Vail transfers 480 acres in Blacktail Deer creek valley to Mary Kruletz. Bargain and sale deed shows Sarah A Lewis to Bart Hungate for one and a half lots in Lima townsite block 31.
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Napoleon Goyer
F. L. Goyer
Lost Cloud
Beaverhead County
E. W. Wilcox
W. RR
Price
Lima
David S. Vail
Mary Kruletz
Blacktail Deer Creek
Sarah A. Lewis
Bart Hungate
Labor and Unemployment Challenge in National Policy
The speech by Herbert Hoover in Newark emphasizes that collective bargaining improves labor conditions but cannot solve unemployment. He argues full employment is a national concern and that workers as citizens shape economic policy at the ballot box.
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Herbert Hoover
Newark
Justice of the Peace Candidates in Dillon Township
The Republican office presents two competent candidates for justice of the peace in Dillon Township. Both are well fitted for the office and qualified to receive the voters support at the November election.
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Justice of the Peace
Dillon Township
Italy Rejects Naval Limitation and Warship Limits
The article reports Mussolini’s note rejecting the Anglo French naval pact and insisting on armament limits by all branches, arguing for global tonnage limits. It notes Paris police actions against Harold Horan, Chamberlain's health leave, and U.S. political campaigning with Hoover and Smith figures shaping the race. It also mentions Byrd’s Antarctic expedition plans and other varied events.
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Italy
United States
Mussolini
Kellogg
Premier Mussolni
France
Geneva
England
Paris
Harold Kwlloran
Universal Service
New York
Briand
Horan
William Randolph Hearst
America
Austen Chamberlain
California
Chiang Kai-shek elected first President of Nationalist government
General Chiang Kai-shek, 41, is elected and inaugurated as head of the Nationalist government spanning China and Manchuria. He also chairs the Kuomintang central committee, making him the dominant figure. foreign congratulators include the United States and major European nations. A New York famine relief chair reports harsh conditions in Kansu, with drought and famine worsening after last year’s quake that killed 35,000 and left 100,000 in poverty. Moslems, about a third of the population, are reported in revolt and blamed for mass killings totaling at least 200,000.
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Gt Chiang Kai-Shee
Manchuria
Chiang
State Council
Koomintang Central Executive Committee
China
United States
Germany
France
Netherlands
S. Parkes Cadman
China Famine’ 'Relief Organization
New York
Kansu
Gov Al Smith Leaves New York Campaign
Gov Al Smith was largely quiet early this week as the campaign ran its course but on Wednesday night he departed New York ending a period of subdued activity.
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York
Solid South
North Carolina
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Louisville
Missouri
Ohio
Chicago
Albany
Atlantic Seaboard
Albert ©. Stitchie
Maryland
Ritchie
Jimmy Walker
New York
Herbert Hoover
Elizabethton
Tenn
Boston
AL Smith
New
Legion Convention in San Antonio Draws 10000
San Antonio hosted a large American Legion meeting with General Pershing delivering an opening address urging voters to engage in good government. Lord Allenby received the Legion's distinguished service cross as a parade of about 10 000 members and bands passed the Alamo in a four hour procession. Louisville won next year’s convention and Paul V. McNutt was elected national commander.
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San Antonio
American Legion
Texas
Pershing
Legion
Lord Allenby
England
Hine
Alamo
Louisville
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana University Law School
Spanish War Veterans Convene in Havana Under Machado
The Spanish War Veterans held their annual convention in Havana with over 7,000 attendees. Col William L Grayson of Savannah was elected commander in chief, Otto Raths of Minnesota senior vice commander, and Frank E Shea of Connecticut junior vice commander. The parade honored Cuba's ten year revolt anniversary and included Cuban troops and sailors from the battleship Texas. The Maine memorial was officially dedicated with ceremonies.
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Havana
Cuba
Machado
William L. Grayson
Savannah
Otto Raths
Minnesota
Frank E. Shea
Connecticut
Texas
Maine Memorial
Navy airship Los Angeles makes Texas round trip
The American navy dirigible Los Angeles completed a Lakehurst to San Antonio voyage and return to visit the city during the American Legion convention. An air mail flyer complained of a near collision caused by the airship's lack of lights.
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American Navy
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
San Antonio
Texas City
Commander Byrd Sets Sail for Antarctic Expedition
Commander Richard E. Byrd and a party depart from San Pedro California aboard the whaler O A Larsen, flagship of the expedition, bound for the Antarctic as the voyage begins.
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Ommander Richard
BH. Byrd
Antarctic
San Pedro
Calif
O. A. Larsen
Textile workers end 25 week strike in New Bedford
Textile workers in New Bedford Massachusetts end a 25 week strike with a compromise. Wages will be reduced 5 percent instead of 10 and manufacturers will give 90 days notice before any future wage cuts.
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Extile Workers
New Bedford
Mass
Graf Zeppelin crosses Atlantic with paying passengers to Lakehurst
The Graf Zeppelin began its historic Atlantic crossing from Friedrichshafen on Thursday with three paying passengers, two Americans, and four press reps. Guests included Commander Regenhardt of the US Navy, German and Spanish reps, Lady Grace Drummond Hay, Count Brandstein Zeppelin, and Hugo Eckener. A large mail cargo accompanied the flight. ten days in the U S were anticipated before returning to Germany.
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RAF Zeppelin
Atlantic
Friedrichshafen
Lakehurst
N. J
Navy Air Station
Charles E. Regendahl
United States Navy
Grace Drummond Hay
Count Brandstein-Zeppelin
Hugo Eckener
Graf Zeppelin
United States
Germany
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Pearl I. Smith
Beaverhead
H. T. Kraabel
National
Bank of Lima
Martin C. Jackson
Martin Jackson
Big Hole Basin
Emery K. Smith
District Court
Dillon
Beaver
Wellington
Rankin
Wellingor D. Rankin
Republican State Central Committee
Democratic
Prosperity’s
Utoea
The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Helés Davis
Fair Grounds
Pasadena
Smith
Edward W. Pickard
H. O. Hansbrough
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Hoover
Colombia
Mexico
Henry J. Allen
Republican Publicity
Hansbrough
Iles
New Zealand
Ross Sea
Byrd
South Pole
Coolidge
Foreign Service
Department of State
United States Supreme Court
Holmes
Lower East Side
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Cards
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