Stout Enters Montana House Race Against Leavitt
Montana politician Tom Stout announced his bid for Congress in the eastern district as a Democrat challenging incumbent Republican Scott Leavitt. The piece weighs tariff bill fallout and argues that Stout could win if he emphasizes the tariff criticism. It notes Leavitt’s party loyalty and predicts tariff outcomes shaping election dynamics.
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Tom Stout
Montana
Congress
Scott Leavitt
Washington
Stout
Hoover
Leavitt
Republican Party
Mr. Slout
Best Editorial of the Day From The i. Loute Glober Lamocent
Muddled prose recounts an Alpine tale of a bride and her groom lost on a glacier. The piece blends romance and mountain disaster with aging narrators and a fading scientific backdrop, reflecting on how perishable stories and artifacts become with time.
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I. Loute Glober Lamocent
War ships outdated in future conflicts say Helena writer
A Helena columnist argues battleships and cruisers will be obsolete in future wars. He predicts air power, submarines, and aircraft carriers will dominate, with poison gas as a chief weapon. He criticizes focus on parity and armament limits as irrelevant to actual warfare.
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Helena
Park
Filching Rides Across Transport Modes
The piece analyzes travel parasites from stowaways on ships to hobos on rails and now hitchhikers by car. It argues that auto-based ride stealing is a growing petty hold-up targetting generous drivers and urges stopping the practice, likening it to begging rides and criticizing public apathy.
Duncan’s Salt Gesture Sparks NYC Attention
Raymond Duncan staged a curious salt water gesture in New York City by dipping a harbor bucket and taking it home to honor Mahatma Gandhi. The stunt, while amusing, seems unlikely to impress broadly and invites joking comparisons to prohibition jokes about favoring impractical acts over real protest.
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Raymond Duncan
Tlad
the Battery
New York City
Mahatma Gandhi
New York
Duncan
Sham Battle In London Naval Pact Debate
A confused citizen views the London naval pact dispute as a sham battle. The public hears only repeats of terms like cruisers and battleships while the broader, practical implications seem overlooked and unclear.
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London
The Reason So Few
A compilation of quips noting paradoxical motives in daily life. It claims people save money by outspending, reach top by not drifting, speak accurately by not listening, and take life easy by trying to rest. It suggests health comes from widespread poor health and prayer works only in emergencies.
Airports Spread Across Cities Transforming Air Travel
Washington June 1 report notes rapid growth of air ports across the United States with about 1,800 regularly established airports and 1,200 proposed sites. It details management forms, federal standards, weather reporting duties, and the shift of aviation infrastructure toward municipal control and corporate involvement.
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Washington
D.C
Dolind
Sinica Air Transportation
Yeaterday
Unite States
Hora Must Ha
Une
Mual
Prenge Acquitted In Embezzlement Trial Rampage
State auditor Wil J. Franch was acquitted late today on charges of embezzling 1,262.70 from a special fund in his office. The case centered on mishandling public funds during a July period, with defense contending no fraud occurred.
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Tepekis
Jone
Wil J. Franch
W H Hudson Obituary Versed in Heart Disease and Letters
A biographical sketch recounts W H Hudson author of Green Mansions and Far Away and Long Ago. Though plagued by rheumatic fever and heart valve disease from age 15, he produced valued works under long illness. Born in 1541 in South America, he later lived in England and remained prolific despite constraints.
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Morris Fiombelt Kaitor
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Higein
W. B. Hudson Ie
Guppie Raslice
Aluiy Reara
Hudson
Morley Roberts
William P. Coues
Boston
Denial Hudson
Marblehead
Massachusetts
Katherine Scimble
South América
Jamon MacKeneie
Answer Key Questions From The Information Department
A long Q and A collection covers rules for starting pitchers credit, definitions of jitter, and various trivia. It includes questions on monograms, Bannatyne club, ante species, bread origin, and the Cathedral of St John the Divine, with historical notes on Gandhi, Flora MacDonald, and Dickens.
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Thia
Washington
Addeet Thartelena
Informen
Frederic J. Meakin
Washington, D. C
SERIN
Searer
Plichar
H.R
Eltenbeth
Cleveland
Hla
Bannatyne Club
F. A. Ac
Bannatyne
Walter Scott
Jerusalem
Grandgent
Harvard University Maya
Benjamin Franklin
Envoy's Wife Returns to Capital Functions in Mali
Mrs John F. W. Garratt wife of the American ambassador to Mali returns to Antu after brief state visit. She attends social functions at the capital with her husband and other officials, drawing attention for charm and ceremonial presence during the diplomatic mission.
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Mra
John FW. Garratt
Rowe
Antu
Aptia
Lialles Capitel
British Vatican feud over Malta colonial crisis widens
London reports a New Malta dispute details a long running clash between the Maltese government and church authorities. A British blue book reveals Vatican pressure alleged to threaten colonial governance. The issue centers on church interference in Maltese politics and Franciscan clergy relations with Sicily.
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London
Gavaromant
Vatican
Malta
Vattean
Actiog
Maite
Mediterranean
Serosa
Strickland
Himagif
Rane Serring
Frustrated Wichita husband discovers wife hidden in car
In Wichita on June 5 a husband found his wife Mea Towns wedged in the rear of his coupe during a trip from Wichita to Belle Plaine. He reported the discovery after discovering tools and a missing item, then called police as Towns appeared moments later and halted at a Wichita traffic signal.
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Wichita
Kan
Juna
Harry Towne
Wieklte
Belle Maina
Belle Plaina
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