All Hope in Senate Lost by Coolidge
The piece discusses a push to revise rules to empower the speaker and the House in December, reviving Speaker-dominant processes akin to Cannon era. It anticipates insurgency collapse, affecting administration program passage, while outlining expected bills and acts for the president to push in the inaugural and upcoming elections. It notes St Paul tragedy of William Simpson, wife, and son, and a Butte death of Maurice Condon.
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Phil Campbell
Kansas
House
Committee On Committees
Committee of Appropriations
Senate
St. Paul
William Simpson
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color Naturally
Almost everyone knows Sage Tea and Sulphur when faded or gray. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound offers an improved old recipe in a large bottle from drug stores at low cost. It darkens hair evenly by morning with one or two applications, leaving hair glossy and youthful. Not a disease cure.
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Wyeth
Buster Keaton Stars in Seven Chances at the Marlow
Buster Keaton and T Roy Barnes headline the screening of Seven Chances on the marquee today. The film, a Metro-Goldwyn comedy produced by Joseph M Schenck, adapts Belasco stage material into a high spirited farce about a man who must land a wife before his seven million dollars vanishes.
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Buster Keaton
T. Roy Barnes
Wall Street
Buster
Marlow
Metro-Goldwyn
Joseph M. Schenck
David Belasco
Joe Mitchell
Jean Havez
Clyde Bruckman
Belasco
Nelson Story Sr Celebrates 87th Birthday at Home
Bozeman April 5 Nelson Story one of Montana’s early pioneers who arrived in 1863 celebrated his eighty seventh birthday quietly at his West Main Street home where he has lived for over 35 years. Confined by illness, he remains mostly homebound but rises daily in a wheelchair with care from his son Bryan Story his family and nurses receiving flowers and kind wishes from relatives and friends.
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Bozeman
Nelson Story
Montana
West Main Street
Bryan Story
Mr. Story
Mr Story
No Boom but Settlers Flocking to Montana
Harlem April 3 E C Leedy predicts a gradual influx of settlers to Montana rather than a boom. He cites low lands and favorable conditions, with hundreds of inquiries from homeseekers via the Pacific northwest campaign. Settlers arrive along the railroad, especially in the Milk River valley, preparing for sugar beet season as Chinook builds a sugar plant drawing new farmers.
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Harlem
Montana
E. C. Leedy
Great Northern
Leedy
Pacific Northwest
Mik Rner
Chinook
Noise of Atoms Moving Detected by Iron Sensor
Sensitive amplifiers detected movement of atoms within a piece of iron revealing atomic motion at microscopic scales. The observation highlights how lattice dynamics produce measurable signals in metallic materials.
Harlowton Man Fights Boll Weevil with Electrocution
A Harlowton innovator says a new electric device can exterminate boll weevils in cotton fields. Using a 230 to 500 volt direct current generator mounted on a truck, the machine would shock pests along rows, with copper ribbon feelers contacting the plants. Moisture enhances effectiveness and night work is likely due to dew.
Electricity in Bath Kills a Butte Man
Butte, April 5. William Shiners, 62, was found dead at his home believed electrocuted by 110 volt current. He had attached wires to a portable bath tub on the kitchen floor in an attempted home remedy for back pains. His wife found the overturned tub and his body after returning from an evening out.
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Butte
Wiliam Shiners
Shewers
Move for Python at London Zoo Requires Many Men
A 16 foot python at the London Zoo needed twelve men to move and control it, a task compared to moving the belongings of six families. Separately, John D. Rockefeller's charitable gifts are now estimated at about 450.000.0009.
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London
John D. Rockefeller
Amazing device cuts gas use to 49 miles per gallon
Sioux Falls resident Saki James A. May of 4624 E Street claims a new auto device reduces gasoline consumption by removing carbon preventing spark plug trouble and overheating. He says cars can average over 49 miles per gallon and that installation takes five minutes. May seeks agents and offers to send one free to an auto owner in each locality.
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Sioux Falls
S. Daki
James A. May
E Street
Matt
May
Indian Complains White Clipped Off His Pretty Braid
Kalispell April 3 Old Tomah a well known Kalispell Indian for 30 years complained to H P Stanford that a white man cut off one of his braids an adornment prized by natives. Tomah described being accosted by a large youth who seized the braid mocked him and slapped his face and told him to go home.
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Kalispell
Tomah
Kootenai
H. P. Stanford
Stanford
Actor Pins Down Police Pinch Tale at Park and Main
An Otis Skinner actor, using a strong New York Londonese accent, asked Park and Main officer Thomas Walsh about Woolworths. After a brief exchange Walsh detained him, prompting the actor to seek Mayor Hermann for redress. The mayor and officer then settled the matter.
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Butte
Erm
Walsh
Horman
Dam Repairs Needed to Assure Good Flow
Dam damage from an ice gorge on the Milk River near Herlem dam has created a large hole and bent crest section, preventing sufficient water flow until repairs lower the water. Possible options include diverting water via Zurich irrigation district and installing a pumping plant, but no action has been taken yet by the ditch company.
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Battem
Milk River
Herlem
Zurich
High Line
Ditch Company
Butte Man Crashes Into Buggy. One Critical
Pat Murphy about 50 of 1915 South Montana street was fatally injured when an automobile reportedly driven by Pat Clifford struck the rear of a buggy on South Montana street near the Montana Power sub station. Murphy was thrown, the buggy demolished, and the car rolled over. Murphy was taken to Murray hospital in unconscious condition with suspected skull fracture. Clifford could not explain the accident, saying he did not see the horse and buggy in time.
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Butte
Pat Murphy
South Montana Street
Jdate
Pat Clifford
Murphy
Montana
Murray Hospital
Howard Jones
Howard Johnson
Clifford
Folly of Vanity at Antlers features Blythe and Dove
The William Fox photoplay Folly of Vanity starring Betty Blythe Billie Dove and Jack Mulhall plays out a dramatic fantasy about a young wife with a champagne taste pressuring her husband for luxury. Neptunes caverns and dazzling fantasy sequences provide spectacle while a jewel loving villain tests the home life.
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William Fox
Betty Blythe
Billie Dove
Jack Mulhall
Sheba
John Sampels
King
Neptune
MacMillan Arctic Expedition Aims At New Continent
The MackMillan expedition to the Arctic plans summer work, weather observations, and radio experiments with a goal to reach undiscovered lands. They expect to explore Norse ruins in Labrador and Greenland and study early American history origins.
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Columbia
Peary
Civilization
Navy Department
MacMillan
Arctic
Noren
Labrador
Greenland
Eric the Red
Tornado Kills One and Destroys Dairy in Florida
A deadly tornado crossed the Florida coast near Hialeah demolishing White Belt Dairy and six buildings. Mrs. Mathilda Schultz, 70, died and several workers were injured. The dairy complex suffered estimated damages over 160000 dollars, with homes and stock losses also extensive. Reports of hail and heavy debris followed the storm along the east coast.
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Mathilda Schultz
White Belt Dairy
F. E. Sullivan
Westewood
Hialeah
White Belt
Mathilda Schulz
Mami
Florida
Homestead
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Here
Arthur Pryor
Vienna Carnival Spares Champagne For Lemonade Fun
With champagne too expensive for most revelers, Vienna residents instead enjoyed the annual carnival on lemonade and soda water amid a general somber mood and scarce luxury.
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Vienna
Camphor Eye Wash Claims Quick Relief in Lab Optik Mix
Readers are told Lavoptik eye wash containing camphor witch hazel and hydras is surprisingly effective for weak strained or sore eyes. A free aluminum eye cup is offered with a purchase at Chatfield Drug Store No 6 North Main Street.
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Pons
Chatfield Drug Store
North Main Sb
Drunk Lover Confesses Slaying Fiancée in Car
Arthur Rose, 23, in St Louis, testified he killed his fiancée Miss Alice Walters, 18, after jealousy and whisky led to a confrontation during a car trip from a road house. Walters died soon after arriving at Rose's home. Rose was arrested. Walters had refused his dance and he blamed intoxication for the tragedy.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Arthur Rose
Alice Walters
Miss Walters
Rose
Babe Lawrence for Killing in Texas
Phoenix reports Babe Lawrence wanted in Tarrant County Texas on a murder charge connected to the shooting death of Deputy Sheriff Joe Morgan of Muskogee Oklahoma Morgan was killed June 18 1924 when he arrested Babe Lawrence and his brother Will for alleged theft of an automobile in Oklahoma Wil Lawrence convicted of the murder of Officer Haze Burch in Phoenix was moved from Florence state prison after a death sentence was imposed
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Phoenix
Ariz
Babe' A Lawrence
Tarrant County
Texas
Joe P Morgan
Muskogee
Oklo
Fort Worth
Morgan
Babe Lawrence
Will
Oklahoma
Wil Lawrence
Haze Burch
Florence State Prison
Post Card Records: Tiny Phonograph Messages Patented in Berlin
Charles Rammelsberg patents sending messages on small phonograph records attached to post cards. Recipients use a tiny phonograph to play the embedded message, enabling compact audio communication.
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Berlin
Charles Rammelsberg
Laxatu.c Bromine Quinine Cold Cure Ad Claims
An old ad touts Laxatu.c Bromine Quinine tablets as the first original cold and grip remedy. The box shows the signature TL W. Grove and the copy promises a safe proven remedy to cure two colds in one day.
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W. Grove
Lady Astor Defends Speech in Commons After Disruptions
London April 5 Lady Astor in a Commons speech admitted interruptions by Hayday and Jaborite last Friday that tired and nettled her but said it passed and she is improving. Mr Harday told constituents in Nottingham that Astor’s remark was another act of spiteful antagonism.
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London
Lady Aator
A. Hayday
Jaborite
House of Commons
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Nelson Story, Sr
Harlowton
Boll Weevil
W. L. Dysart
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Jack Mulmall
Folly OF
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M'Millan
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Queen of Sheba
Charley Chase
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News Weekly
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