Dawes Battles for Cloture in Senate Fight
Vice President Charles G Dawes traveled to Denver tonight and argued vigorously against filibuster reform opponents claiming endless debate preserves constitutional rights. He said reform is not organic law and that the Constitution guides majority limits and minority protections, with laws vetted by the Supreme Court. (Continued on Page Two).
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Pittsburg Street Race Riot Ends as Police Nab Suspect
Pittsburg July 22 police quelled a clash between whites and a nearby group after a hall game dispute involving boys sparked fighting. Dozens fought with bricks and stones while shots were fired. Lieut. Edward Dunn and Wagonman Hebert Rice were badly injured after falling from a 50 foot cliff during pursuit. one man with a revolver was captured. Four arrests were made.
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Gallatin rancher struck dead by lightning near Bozeman
Bozeman. July 22. Lee T. Cushing, prominent Gallatin county rancher, was instantly killed by lightning at his ranch home six miles south of Bozeman this afternoon at 2 30 during a severe rainstorm. The storm covered the county and brought hail in some areas with little damage reported.
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Was She Murdered Virginia Cookson Missing Ranch Owner
Virginia Lee Cookson wealthy Santa Ana ranch owner and writer vanishes prompting a nationwide search. Her abandoned coupe with headlights burning is found at the entrance to Jones canyon near Santa Ana. Authorities believe foul play involved. Cookson is married to Walter M. Cookson Los Angeles capitalist.
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Walter M. Cookson
Los Angeles
Trinidad Flood Strikes City as River Rages Through
Flood waters from the Purgatoris river inundated Trinidad Colorado after cloudbursts. Bridges on both city sides opened to rescue hundreds stranded on both riverbanks. No loss of life reported though main bridges and railroad structures were damaged, with large property losses expected. Weather and guard patrols continued as new storms loomed.
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Jardine Sees U S Farmers In Better Shape Outlook Good
Secretary Jardine, after eight weeks touring the west, said agriculture is safely convalescent and farmers are leaving bankruptcy shadows. He noted cattle and hogs healthier than since 1920, wheat and cotton prospects improved, but warned dark spots remain with drought in the southwest and dairy and potato sectors facing difficulties.
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Army Planes Land In Salt Lake City Flight Progress
Six army pursuit planes flying the air mail route from Selfridge Field Michigan to San Francisco landed at the Wardard air mall field in Salt Lake City at 5 05 p m local time. They departed from Cheyenne Washington at 11 10 a m this morning and were forced down at Rock Springs Wyoming at 1 20 p m due to heavy rain. They resumed at 3 16 p m when the weather cleared. They planned to depart at 4 00 a m tomorrow and expect to reach San Francisco tomorrow afternoon.
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Circus Shooting Fatality Ties to Circus Row
Great Falls July 22 James Armstrong a circus employee died last Sunday from a gunshot wound in an on train privilege car of the Al G Barnes circus County coroner’s jury found the death accidental Clifford a member of the privilege car was discharged from custody after a three day inquiry The jurors stated the gun fired accidentally when Clifford attempted to whirl the cylinder after a jam the bullet severed an artery and Armstrong died minutes later
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Mayflower Arrives in Marblehead Amid Wind and Rain
The Mayflower with President and Mrs. Coolidge aboard reached Marblehead Massachusetts after battling a coastal rain and windstorm from Hull near Boston. The presidential party continued to Pare Two for further details.
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Dicks and Rum Runners Fight on Deck of Boat
In St John New Brunswick a fog bound battle aboard the speedboat Black Warrior ended with a customs clash between authorities and rum runners. One officer was knocked into the water as the crew fled, and gallons of illicit liquor were reportedly seized.
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Award contracts on highway jobs in Missoula area
Missoula July 22 G A Sullivan Troy contractor submitted the lowest bid for the 51 2 mile Clark s Fork project section Noxon Swamp Creek. Sullivan bid 57 838 50 which was 4 500 under the high estimate with 10 firms competing Pioneer Construction Bozeman and two bidders for the Targhee Pass job West Yellowstone bid 24 835 30
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Yellowstone
Gallatin Prepares to Solicit Funds in Earthquake Repair
Gallatin county forms a campaign to raise money for schools damaged by the June 27 earthquake. Charles Vandenhook leads a broad group of business and civic leaders and will mobilize volunteers starting July 27. Early donations include 250 from Commercial National Bank, 100 from Wallson Company, and 200 to the Odd Fellows Lodge of Manhattan.
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Scott in Shadow of Hemip Again
Chicago, Ink reports Russell Scott, a former Canadian financier, spoke from the shadow of the gallows after a one week reprieve. With less than 36 hours to execution, he hoped Robert Scott would be located to share the fate, as the state sought the killers in a 1924 holdup murder.
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Sydney Gets 115 First Glimpse of Our Fleet
The U S fleet section approaching Sydney was sighted shortly after dawn on Thursday fueling celebrations in Sydney and Melbourne. A detachment entered Melbourne harbor while another was received at the port, signaling the American visit's arrival in Australian waters.
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Two Butte People Die in Car Crash
Associated Press report from Butte describes a fatal car crash about four miles southwest of the city near Dillon. Driver Trans Stormes, 9, and Mrs Andrew Carroll, about 40, died or were fatally injured as the automobile overturned on the road. Andrew Carroll suffered a serious hand injury.
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French Reinforcements Mass Near Taxa in Moroccan Front
In Fez Morroco July 22 French forces bolster ranks to lift weary troops facing Abd-el-Nrim loyalists. Bent Mezguda tribesmen offer oil to accept sultanate rule while Moors face a declared offensive plan. General Naulin coordinates with Marshal Tetalalm as a major strike looms.
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Miners Face Possible General Strike Not Imminent
Atlantic City New Jersey July 22 Associated Press Anthracite miners assured mine owners at a scale conference that hard coal would not be included in any general strike. Philip Murray miners international vice president said no broad stoppage would arise from wage issues in the coal fields.
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Of the Kind of Women That Thrill Men
The Independent previews May Seymour from May Seymour Footloose, describing a rare type of woman who provokes strong, primitive passions in men. It claims Cleo Patra and Madame Pompadour were such women and invites readers to read the story starting Wednesday July 29.
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Washington urged states to take on more government duties
Secretary Work proposed relinquishing additional federal functions to states to reduce the federal budget. He urged centralized authority in Washington but decentralized operation in states whenever possible, and he called for curbing duplication of effort by allowing executives to discontinue unnecessary activities.
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Federal prohibition enforcers list reads as drafts
Washington July 22 Associated Press officials revising the federal prohibition enforcement program began screening candidates for field posts. Administrators were to be chosen at a conference with Assistant Secretary Andrews delayed by a late train arriving at the Treasury after noon.
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Pope Pius 18 III Rest Urged After Illness Report
Tame July 22 Associated Press reports Pope Pius 18 III has been taken ill but not seriously and will require complete rest. Washington agreed to consider admission to the United States early in September to begin discussions on its debt.
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Today
Fone Pius
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Can of Gas Explodes Start Major City Fire
Fire swept the Gladetone Linwond district as winds fanned flames from a gasoline can explosion in a basement of a six story apartment under construction. Seven buildings and one residence burned, 15,000 onlookers hindered firefighters, 2,000 families homeless, one officer injured but recovering. Police and residents aided fire crews and safety efforts in Detrat on July 22.
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John Kroan
Italian Deputy Amendola Survives Assault Injuries
Rome July 22 Associated Press reports authorities from Montecatino investigated the assault on Deputy Amendola leader of the Asentine opposition in the chamber of deputies. He was besieged in his hotel and attacked by 20 unknown persons after being robbed. Doctors say he is progressing toward recovery with only slight danger from complications.
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Bryan explains ignorance charge in Scopes case
Dayton July 22 The Associated Press reports William Jennings Bryan defended himself against Clarence Darrow's charge of ignorance in the Scopes trial. Bryan said Darrow sought to exploit his lack of technical knowledge in paleontology archaeology and philology. He planned to answer after direct examination but the court ruled otherwise.
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Cheyenne Rodeo Stand Collapse Injures Dozen at Frontier Park
A 200 foot section of wooden bleachers at Frontier Park collapsed during the Bremtier Days rodeo, injuring about 25 spectators and trapping several as panic spread among roughly 10 000 fans. Riders and escort crews formed a cordon as emergency crews treated those hurt and rushed others to hospitals in Lincoln and nearby towns.
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