Walker Defeats Hylan in New York Mayoral Primary
Edward W. Pickard notes a East Side power struggle as State Senator Jimmie Walker defeats Mayor Hylan for the Democratic nomination. Al Smith remains a dominant figure shaping 1928 prospects while Hearst papers forecast an independent ticket, and Republican Frank D Waterman vies with Walker.
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York City
Hylan
Jimmie Walker
al Smith
Tammany
East
William Randolph Hearst
New York
Hearst
Albany
Walker
la Guardia
Frank D. Waterman
Waterman
Fils
John J. Lyons
W. M. Bennett
Atlantic States
Smith
Wisconsin Republicans nominate La Follette heir for senate
Wisconsin Republicans name Robert M. La Follette Jr. to fill his late father's senate seat and win a large majority over rivals Wilcox Woodward and McGovern. Roy Wilcox runs as an anti La Follette independent, while Democrat Bruce falls short of the 5 percent hurdle and runs as an independent. Socialist nominee Work and Socialist Labor candidate Bauman also appear. Arthur Barry and E F Dithmar are listed as possible contenders.
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Isconsin
Robert M. la Follette
Robert M. Jr
Senate
Wilcox
Woodward
McGovern
Roy Wilcox
Germany invited to foreign ministers talks on European security treaty
Germany has accepted an allied invitation to join foreign ministers in drafting a European security treaty that may open negotiations in October. Britain pledges equal treatment for Germany at the conference. The Western Europe pact draft avoids implying Germany as a vanquished nation, while treaties with Germany Poland and Czechoslovakia may be delayed amid Franco Polish Czech tensions.
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Marquis Chambrun
M. Calllaux
Painleve
Smoot
Utah
American Debt Funding Commission
Senate Finance Committee
United States
France
Mr. Churchill
M. Caillaux
United States Commission
Aierien
Borah
Idaho
Coolidge
Moscow
Ermany
Great Britain
Germany
Western Europe
Poland
Czechoslovakia
League of Nations may send Mosul dispute to world court
Indications show the League of Nations assembly could sidestep the Mosul boundary clash by referring it to the world court. Turkey resists a Britain backed plan to cede the territory with a twenty five year Irak mandate. President Kemal gathers troops as war fears rise though British officials downplay the danger.
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League of Nations Assembly
Mosul
World Court For Settlement
League
Turkey
Great Britain
Irak
Mustapha Kemal
French and Spanish push against Rif tribes with El Bibane fortress seized
French and Spanish forces made notable gains against the Rifians last week as central zone fighting continued and Tetuan faced renewed attacks. The key success was the capture of El Bibane fortress after a fierce assault supported by 150 air bombers and numerous tanks. The Rif natives fought stubbornly in the center and may hold out until the rainy season slows hostilities.
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Tetuan
el Bibane
Krim
Jardine Ends Merger Fight Between Armour and Morris
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine dismisses the 1923 merger complaint filed by the late Secretary Wallace. He states evidence shows the deal aimed to cut costs and boost sales, with no monopoly or price manipulation harming producers or consumers.
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Ecretary OF Agriculture
Jardine
Armour and Morris
Wallace
Rains Lift State Range Conditions in Montana
Montana reports say September 1 conditions improved with recent rains boosting fall grass and water holes. Cattle moved early due to range gains, while sheep are largely off the range in excellent shape. Western third holds steady, central declines modestly, eastern drops about seven points. overall state at 102 percent of normal.
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Montana
Montana Co-Operative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Roosevelt highway projects to begin on Fort Peck Reservation
Montana state highway commission plans construction within weeks on two Federal Aid highway projects across the Roosevelt highway on the Fort Peck reservation. Work covers grading and graveling from Toplar west to the current graveled end and reshaping and graveling from Box Elder substation east of Brockton to Biro Muddy Creek. The federal government will cover the majority of construction costs on these Indian reservation projects.
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Montana State Highway Commission
Ata
Fort Peek Reservation
Toplar
Box Elder
Brockton
Opheim Townsites Sell Quickly Amid Transit Extensions
Leonard Young of the state railroad commission notes two solid blocks of 24 foot commercial lots and many residence lats at Opheim townsite sale. A single large lot sold for 40 dollars as the Great Northern line extends from Scobey, boosting local activity.
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Opheim
Leonard &. Young
State Railroad Commission
Great Northern
Scobey
Young
Forger Caught Cheek Forger Arrest in Baker
Wisconsin man Lewis Shultz was jailed by Chief Corbitt after cashing a 300 dollar check at Trandua Wilsons clothing store using the name Hoy Mengel. The forgery was detected before the suspect could flee town.
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Baker
Lewis Shultz
Wisconsin
Trandua & Wilson's
Hoy Mengel
Corbitt
Shultz
Cobb Prefers Montana Plans Summers in Montana Says Cobb
Clerk Lester L Farber at the Lewis hotel in Kalispell notes tourists have mostly left this summer. Only Mr and Mrs Talbot of Kansas, visiting for 17 years, and the Trvin 8S Cobb party remain. Cobb and Mr and Mrs C M Russell plan to attend the Pendleton roundup this month and Cobb aims to spend future summers in Montana.
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Lester L. Farber
Lewis Hotel
Kalispell
Talbot
Kansas
Cobb
M. Russell
Pendleton
Montana
Billings Woman Shotself in Cigar Store Tragedy
Emma Martin 54 wife of Alderman Milton W Martin was found with a bullet wound in her head at the couple’s confectionery and cigar store. She died twenty minutes after being taken to hospital. Authorities favor suicide in a despondent dispute over ill health and business worries, while Martin suspects foul play and robbery as motive.
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Billings
Emma Martin
Milton W. Martin
Bings
Martin
Buried Treasure Sold At Laurel Real Estate Office
A buyer appeared at a Laurel real estate office with a mildewed package and a rusty kettle. After adjusting details, he paid over $8,200 including a $500 Liberty bond and $1,800 in old currency and counted 775 silver dollars from the hoard.
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Laurel
Death of Great Falls Centenarian Mrs Rolland at Columbus
Mrs Catherine Rolland age 101 died at Columbus hospital after a paralytic stroke. She had enjoyed perfect health prior to the illness, becoming Great Falls' only centenarian.
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Catherine Rolland
Great Falls
Columbus Hospital
Tragic Death Of 9 year old in Butte Ind
Daniel Sweeney was found dead in his bed by his mother after she checked on him following an accidental fall from a truck’s running board. Authorities investigated the incident as the cause of death.
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Daniel Sweeney
Butte Ind
Plan Cayuse Roundup in Custer County Horses
Miles City reports a county roundup to impound abandoned horses in Custer County. A 10-person livestock taxpayer petition prompted the declaration of a roundup district. Bruce Mott is roundup foreman with HQ at the Mott ranch. Horses seized will be sold at public auction. if unsold, they will be killed.
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Miles City
Custer County
Bruce Mott
Five Die In Shelby Train Collision At Crossing
A Great Northern mail train struck a car at a Shelby crossing, killing five occupants and injuring another. The victims include Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hasquet, ranch owners, Mrs. C. B. Mel Intyres, Virginia Melntyre and Jean MeIntyre ages 11 and 12. Mrs. B J Lynch, wife of a Shelby garageman, was fatally injured and taken to a Conrad hospital.
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Shelby
Great Northern Mail
B.J. Lynch
Conrad
Michael Hasquet
C. B. MelIntyres
Virginia Melntyre
Jean MeIntyre
Bozeman Woman's Club Delivers Flowers on Northern Pacific Trains
Five thousand bouquets of sweet peas with greeting cards were distributed to passengers on Northern Pacific trains through Bozeman this summer. The Bozeman Woman's Club sent 20 large bunches to Three Forks for Knights Templar trains moving east over the ACI Yankee after the Seattle conclave, receiving a letter of appreciation from FON. Titeles, assistant traffic manager of the system.
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Northern Pacific
Bozeman
Bozeman Woman's Club
Knights Templar
ACI Yankee
Seattle
Fon. Titeles
Candy Sucker Tragedy Claims Two Year Old Boy
In Butte a two year old boy, Jack Ryan, died after a penny candy sucker became lodged in his throat. The stick allegedly broke the mouth or throat during attempts to remove it. His mother rushed him to a hospital but medical examiners ruled the death caused by the failed removal.
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Jack Ryan
Currier Resigns from State Farm Management Post
Currier, head of the state college farm management department at Bozeman and longtime figure in the institution, resigns due to ill health and returns to Nebraska to recuperate. He is known for farm management surveys in the state and coauthorship of the textbook Warm Accounting.
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Currier
Bozeman
Nebraska
Artist Visits Home Town Inspires Local Arts Ties
Newspaper artist Miss Hives from the Clevelymed Press and No A. ser vice visited her parents Micah Mors and George M. Hayes in Billings flips summer. Mayes, native of Montana, attended the State university and is linked to cartoon features including Wrapper Fanny The Ten Great Loves Inn Man's Life.
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Ethel M. Thyes
Clevelymed Press
No A. Service
Micah Mors
George M. Hayes
Billings
Miss Hives
Fanny
Miss Mayes
Montana
The
State University
Beaverhead County Ends Old Age Pensions After September
Beaverhead county board of commissioners announced plans to discontinue old age pensions after September except in extreme cases. Current recipients will be admitted to the county poor farm as the pension program risks depleting the poor fund.
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Beaverhead
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Sidney Boy Killed In Grain Truck Tragedy
The 12 year old James Alton of Sidney was struck and run over by a motor grain truck in Sidney. The Rev. A. T. Alton and Mrs. Alton, delegates to the state Methodist conference at Great Falls, were notified of the death and left by an evening train for home after word arrived.
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Sidney
A. T. Alton
Great Falls
Alton
James
Altons
State Board Rules Transportation Charges For Official Car Use
The state board of examiners ruled that when a private automobile is used by a state employee or official the mileage charged must not exceed the railroad fare and may not include tax, fare, or Pullman accommodations. This supplements a prior ruling on transportation charges.
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State Board of Exmainers
Musselshell County Bonds Reduced and Bonds Purchased
During the year ending June 30, 1925 Musselshell county reduced its bonded debt by 870000 and bought 5000 dollars of community bonds with sinking fund money stopping interest payments for the rest of the bonds' life.
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Musselshell County
Summer Session Attendance At State Normal College
Sessions at the State Normal college drew strong crowds with 718 at Dillon 151 at Lewistown 271 at Miles City and 275 at Billings. Nearly all met entrance conditions, with fewer than 10 fourth year high school students admitted to specific classes to satisfy certification rules for September 1926.
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State Normal College
Dillon
Lewistown
Miles City
Billings
Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Wisconsin Woman
Mrs. Mase of Turtle Lake Wisconsin testifies to long use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for weakness backache and nervousness. She cites six births and relief from related ailments. A canvass claims 98 of 100 women benefited from the remedy.
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Turtle Lake
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Mase
la Point
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Forger
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