Alfred Smith cited for traumatic reaction to prohibition
New York December 7 Alfred S Smith opposed to some Roosevelts policies, psychologist David Seabury said tonight, citing an atavistic rage dating to the 1928 election. He warned Smith suffers a traumatic shock from political betrayal over prohibition and is in an emotional, neurotic pattern.
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Valier Seeks Five Thousand Dollar Airport Land
Valier residents urged county officials to turn over county tax title land near Valier for an air port. If approved, plans would be made to seek 5000 dollars from government programs as part of a nationwide airport initiative. Slayer Convicted in West Point Murder Case. Malformed text notes Forks was found guilty of first degree murder for shooting neighbor Charles Moulton on September 8 in West Point Nebraska.
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Murder mystery continues as Bannister probes Tracy King case
David Bannister, an author and former newspaper man, pursues sources to solve Tracy King’s death. He suggests using Bannister’s Aunt Kate’s house to quietly watch Juliet France and gain information, facing Chief Henley’s concern that police do not stage dramatic stunts. The fragment ends before a resolution.
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Man Freed After Coroner's Jury Finds Aunt's Death by Cancer
Atlanta December 7 AP Johnny Stephens 32 a recluse was exonerated by a coroner's jury who ruled his aunt Miles Allie Stephens death resulted from cancer not a fatal blow He admitted wanting to end her suffering and said he struck a pot on her head when she was beyond help The record notes the aunt was a stenographer for eight years and had suffered months of illness The Hessian fly is chiefly a threat to wheat but can attack barley and rye
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Director Stebbins to Chicago meeting on wool policies
Murray E. Stebbing a Montana Wool Co operative Marketing director will join the National Wool Marketing corporation board in Chicago to discuss 1924 wool policies and cooperation with the National Wool Marketing association and district cooperatives. Guy Stambaugh Deer Lodge vice president will attend, traveling from Deer Lodge to Chicago for the conference. Stebbins plans a return via Des Moines Iowa Kansas City and Indianapolis to inspect lamb feeding areas where 70 000 lambs are being fed for Montana sheepmen.
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George Lee Dies at Home of Son in Tulsa Area
George N. Lee, once employed at the Federal Reserve bank, died early yesterday. He had lived in Helena for over 40 years and was a highly respected colored citizen. After his wife Polly died, he moved to Tulsa to live with his son, Prof Julian Lee of Booker T. Washington University. Funeral arrangements were not announced. Olive Beck Weds in Renn, Nev. December 7. AP report.
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Pugilist settles for large sum in out of court deal
A heavyweight boxer agreed to a $260,008 settlement in an out of court arrangement. The case was resolved with Charles W. Wilsh, a 20 year old San Francisco laborer, as the claimant or related party.
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Allenry prescription relieves rheumatic agony at home
A mother cheers as the Allenry prescription helps her husband recover, claiming the safe powerful medicine removes excess acid within 24 hours and eliminates neuralgia swelling in 48 hours. An eight-ounce bottle costs 86 cents with guarantees from Parden Drug Co. and stores nationwide.
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