Linebarger Enters Jayre Daily Promoter Line for Lt Governor
R G Linebarger editor of the Jayre Daily Promoter filed with the secretary of state his petition as a candidate for lieutenant governor on the semblican ticket. He previously ran in the republican primaries in 1920 losing narrowly to Bud Story. Linebarger is expected to campaign extensively this year. Newark, NL J Barthelmey Motin ero, a middleweight champion of France and Italy, was decisively outpointed by Phil Krug in Varrison in his first American boxing match.
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Anderson and Hampton enter coming primaries
Montana politics see Farmer-Labor state ticket forming with J W Anderson former Richland county senator filing for congress in the second district and Sam Hampton of Belgrade filing as a Democrat for governor. Other filings include W S McCormack for lieutenant governor and several party and district judges across the state amid campaign activity in Helena.
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Forest Fire Endangers Pines Creek Area Near Wallace
A massive blaze along Pine Creek four miles south of the city threatens homes and property as flames driven by a hot wind bend toward Wallace and the town of Kellogg. Officials report 63 people feared dead or missing, with families and workers unaccounted for along Trapper Creek and near the National line. The Government Gulch fire remains active on its third day, approaching Wardner as residents evacuate and seek safety.
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Charles E Goluett Seeks Congress Seat in Montana Field
Charles Le Coltitt Richland county attorney filed with the secretary of state as a Democratic candidate for Congress from Montana's second district. A Spanish American War veteran and lawyer, Collett is favored by farmers and has long been active in politics. He is married with two children.
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Joe Mapes Off on Canoe Trip Down the Missouri
Joe Mapes of Fort Ben Wan plans a ten day canoe journey from Mondak to Monidak down the Missouri River. He will camp nightly along the river, travels about 400 miles, and plans to ship his cargo from Mondak to Helena with a stop at Miles City before returning home.
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Ritz Carlton hotel closure eyed in prohibition raids
The Associated Press reports in New York that authorities seek to shut the Ritz-Carlton hotel amid prohibition era actions. State attorney Ward and prohibition officials contemplate the move, with earlier plans only targeting the care regime. Fire, flood, and forest fires plague western regions as gales and weather threaten evacuations and firefighting in Canada and California.
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Court Rules Sinclair Need Not Tell if He Gave Funds to G O P
Supreme Court of the district of Cie Tambia held Sinclair need not answer six questions about alleged campaign contributions, stock transfers, and ties to the Republican National Committee. He was given twenty days to plead again as the court sustained nonpertinent inquiries and refused to compel production of certain records and testimony.
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Barnes Circus Heads to Helena For July 25 Show
Al G. Barnes wild animal circus rolls into Helena Friday July 25 featuring 1088 performers and 20 percent educated animals. The program highlights Pocahontas at the Court of Queen Aime with three Native tribes in the cast and includes over 100 California chorus and ballet girls plus film star Joe Martin.
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Richards Stuns Marlow With Rare Stage Mastery
Richards delivers a show marked by exceptional magic, comedy, and music at the Marlow venue. A lavish set features over $4,000 of silk draperies while the magician Timselh provides a standout performance. The nearly full house enjoyed a diverse program, with strong patronage continuing through Saturday.
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Rev John Chirgwin and Wife Begin Three Month Vacation
Rev John Chirgwin, field superintendent of the Montana Meaconess School, and his wife depart for a three month leave of absence to visit England and renew contacts. They will sail Aug 2 from New Port to Southampton, visit London and Cornwall, then return via Detroit before arriving in Helena around December 15. The trip supports examining English school practices and fundraising for the new Brother Yor Memorial building.
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Holters Celebrate Birthdays and Helena Business Legacy
Norman B and Aubrey S M Holter, long prominent in Helena, presided at a Pioneer dinner and run a legacy hardware business. The Holter name stands for enduring enterprise dating to 1867, with a 1860 Holter account noted as a rare relic in local records.
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American tennis stars uphold prestige in world singles field
The United States and France lead the field after two days at the world singles championships with strong American showings from Norma Wallanis, Wanda Worn, and Kande Winter in doubles. Other results include heavy American success in mixed and singles rounds as the event continues. A separate local report notes a courtroom in Hagerman where shotgun murder charges await after a cherry orchard shooting.
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Montana Pioneers Dinner Salutes Early State Builders
Tribute speakers honored Montana founders at a Helena event marking historical progress. John Shober, Judge Callaway, and Governor Dixon praised pioneers and urged authentic Montana history education. Notables, including Mrs Booker and Mrs Davidson, shared memories of early Helena. A brief boxing result from Columbus capped the night.
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Notifying President at Big Ceremony for Nomination
Associated Press reports President Coolidge will be formally notified of his Republican presidential nomination at ceremonies in Continental Memorial Mall. The event, originally set for July 24, was postponed after the president's son died.
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Farmer cleans up big grain pit prediction bias
A farmer’s market forecast and trading move flood Chicago and Winnipeg markets with heavy profits and broker optimism. His faith in prediction spurred large contracts for May delivery and a massive 4,000,000 bushel cash purchase, despite later weather setbacks.
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