Bond Vote On $100000 School Renovation Planned
Qualified voters in the district will decide today by ballot if the $100,000 bond should fund recaling the grade school system to a usable state. With 3,326 registered voters, 1,698 votes are required to validate the election. a majority of 1,698 ballots will determine approval or rejection. The plan involves tax implications estimated at about $138 monthly on a $5,000 home for 20 years.
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World News In Gist: cruxadd for Mberty and global tensions
Dementia Cleveland-Hoover urges Ameri to wage cruxadd for Mberty and clashes with foreign dictatorships. Landon fereen claims first ballot nomination as Pennsylvanian big baby, Kensru’s ban looms. Roosevelt calls for progress under a broad constitutional mandate amid economic strains. Foreign labor unrest and 40 hour week threats cross nations as warlord pressure and Spain’s turmoil dominate headlines.
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Judge Sam V. Stewart Files for U S Senate Primary
Judge Sam V. Stewart a former Montana governor filed as a Democratic candidate for United States senator naming rivals Murray and Monaghan in a crowded primary. He emphasized expertise in state public life and vowed to focus on the Montana supreme court campaign while seeking the November seat formerly held by JT Walsh.
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PEO of Montana Opens State Convention in Livingston
Delegations from nearly every Montana chapter attend the fourteenth state convention of the PEO sisterhood in Livingston. The opening sessions today cover routine business as delegates gather for meetings through Friday evening.
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Torch Squad of Legion Exposed in Michigan
Detroit June 10 A9 A Joe Ing Wark Vegion reports a so called torch squad diverted by code mica rages from high terrorist officers to hunter burn homes of an expected community. Four men named Frank Riot Packard Motor Car Clarence Frya Dodge Chrysler Albert Swangon Detroit City Gas Hoy Wenner painter admitted they were officers. A fifth man Elvin Clark foreman at Teratadt Manufacturing detained for questioning about the arson squad.
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Rioters in Syracuse Broken Up by Police
Syracuse June 10 police dispersed a crowd after arrests of four men during a labor dispute at a Rand plant. The incident followed a strike at the company’s Newark facility, with workers protesting and authorities restoring order amid clashes and property damage.
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Anaconda to Host Luncheon for Kelley Leader
Anaconda plans a luncheon tomorrow honoring Coro Naliva Kelley of New York City, president of Anaconda Connner Mining. Organizers include Ruat néns nan and Charles Wallace, a business leader, presiding at the event.
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Democratic and Republican candidates surge in heated Montana primary race
With about 130 contenders the parties race toward a pivotal July primary. Notable figures include Governor hopefuls and Supreme Court justices from Helena Chinook and Great Falls, while U S Senate plans center on Murray and opponents from Butte. A Roundup contender and a Flathead rival vie for governor as campaigns unfold amid last minute moves and conjecture.
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Governor Holt 16 Endorsed by First A. A. Brotherhood
Governor Viner Holt secured endorsement from Locomotive Engineers Union Division 701. The union circulated a resolution to all members stating they strongly endorse Holt for governor of Montana in the coming primary and general elections. Officers of the Brotherhood add a note of confidence, predicting Montana will rejoice if Holt is nominated and elected.
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Hoover Leads Republicans Toward Gold Standard Platform
Cleveland June 19 Republican National convention moves toward final platform agreement with a push to back the gold standard. Key figures include Senator Borah and Governor Landon allies as delegates rally amid disputes over monetary planks and currency policy.
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President urges speed on veterans' bonus payments
President Roosevelt tonight urged rapid cooperation to cash all government checks tied to the veterans' bonus. The message was distributed through the Federal Treasury system to the twelve Federal Reserve banks, which in turn transmitted the chief messages to all banks in the various reserve districts.
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Just A Minute With Irving Cobb Ware
Alamogordo New Mexico column notes a heated Cleveland showing with a dog metaphor and mock electoral reform talk. Irving Cobb predicts smoke filled rooms and party maneuvering ahead of the national convention in Philadelphia.
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Nomination on First Ballot Predicted at Convention
The report notes Landon expected to win on the first ballot on the eve of the selection with delegates and party factions shaping the outcome. Coverage mentions positions of key figures and the broader political climate surrounding the convention.
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George L Ramsey remembered as colorful Montana figure speaker
A fragmented obituary style piece recounts George L Ramsey a colorful Montana figure and former speaker of the state House. It traces his career from New York ties to Montana politics and leadership roles, noting a resignation and later return to public life before the page ends with a continuation cue.
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A candidate for lieutenant governor faces fears over prior statements and party factions in the region. The central committee chair and county leader attend a meeting to endorse a campaign, while voters in the state weigh the candidate’s slogan and platform amid local tensions.
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Roosevelt addresses Arkansas crowd on broad constitutional aims
Tabtle Rock June 10 President Roosevelt spoke to an Arkansas throng at Centennial stadium. He urged moving forward under the broad purposes of the constitution to solve national economic problems. He referenced the Supreme Court and noted that Arkansas and other western states would soon come under the American flag as part of broader national unity. The president highlighted efforts to extend civil rights and economic reform, while warning against groups claiming heritage to overturn progress.
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Townsend and Lemke groups unite to back congressmen
An agreement between the Lemke Round and Townsend and Sons Organizations to endorse and support Congress candidates across parties was issued as Townsend arrived from Washington to speak in Pittsburgh. He claimed the alliance would free Congress from the Farley Roosevelt dictatorship and mobilize thousands of farmers from the farm belt.
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Montana delegates seek a liberal platform at convention
Montana delegates push for a half liberal, half reform platform with no fixed presidential names. They oppose strong New Deal branding and favor a concise declaration of principles. Key figures include T G Larsen, M Gunn, John Campbell, and Joseph Shannon in a high stakes party cadence.
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