Minnesota Votes Under A New Law In A Quiet Primary
St Paul June 12 Minnesota voters face statewide primaries for congressional and state offices June 19 under a new party convention system. The Democratic and Republican parties back endorsed candidates while independents file for nominations. Notable races include U S Senator and Governor contests with party endorsements shaping the field.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minneota
Andate
Jane
Ganidiiies
Republican
Rnhonvativ
Farmer-Labor
Ague
Unitedates
Isu
Anna Dickie Giesen
Clotel
Gorter
Minneapolis
Agressman
Richard E. Titus
Namie
J. Q. Preus
Eujenn
Whitca
Elabor
Shipstea
United States Senate
Republic
Charles R. Davis
Miniet
Thoceen
Stillwater
Lillian Cox Gantt
Peter
Congress
Irs
Nit
Morvich vs Man of War Rivalry Sparks Racing Debate
The Derby winner Morvich is pitted against Man o War in debate over superiority. Owner Sam Riddle and others argue Man o War leads, while Morvich’s owner Mr Block sees value in his colt. Experts note Derby fields and future Stakes will test Morvich against stronger rivals.
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Man of War
Marvich
Ly Marvich
Sam Riddle
Mayo
War
Morvich
Man O' War
Mr. Block
Rach
George T. Miller
Hus
Whiskaway
Pillory
Uist
Morvicl
Helena Public Schools Set 1922 25 Calendar
Helena Montana trustees adopt the 1922 25 school year calendar opening September 4 with holidays and vacations through January 26 1923 and June 15 1923. Superintendent Dietrich reports savings and timely repairs.
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Helena
Turin
Frank W. Naill
Naill
Heléna
Margaret Marcuni
J. W. House
Holter
Benton Avenue
John Dietrich
Hermann and Company
Hawthorne
Central
J. J. Hindgen
Man Killed While Racing Great Northern Train to Church
Great Falls report details the death of John Towney a 75 year old retiree and pioneer resident after he attempted to beat the locomotive No 44 to the Geyser crossing on a Sunday morning He was deaf and believed to have hurried across the tracks to reach church He was struck by the engine and died shortly after while the train was en route to Stanford for medical aid Witnesses said the impact shattered his chest and there may have been a skull fracture The train was slowing for the Geyser station arrival and Towney was taken aboard briefly before succumbing to his injuries
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Great Falls
Great Northern Trai No
Panghin
Downey
Stanford
Senate Airplane Monitoring Sparks Fight In Washington
In Washington a clash erupted in the senate as Senators Heflin Williams and others debated monitoring circling airplanes. The Mississippi senator elect pressed for clarity on the resolution while both sides noted past interruptions to President Harding and Congress.
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Washington
Senate
Tellin
Temocrat
Alamada
Williams
Mississippi
Jeflin
Willims
Hettin
Harding
T van Learn
Senaton Williams
Gail
Shn
Walted Realty
Chynway
Ar[kansax
Heflin
Pilal
Dimes
First Vote on Railroad Strike Question Reported
An early vote tallies show Chicago and railway shop workers sending ballots by train to a central office. Workers from Pennsylvania rails and the United States unions participated in the count, with ballots counted over a mass turnout as the strike question loomed.
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Poveny
United States
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Thia
Thia Employe
FR. M. Jowell
Rathway Ene Bloven
Ariovlene Faduration of
Death Toll From Storm Rises to Eighty in New York Area
An Associated Press report from New York describes a cyclone that struck Pelham Bay and Long Island Sound, inflicting numerous deaths and injuries among boaters in a five minute storm. Rescue efforts continued as officials expected the toll to climb past 80 with hundreds of vessels lost or damaged and many boats empty on the water.
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New York
Associated Press
J—Marguey
Pelham Bay
Long Island Sound
City tMand
Ttle
U. S
Cunarbor
Erawid
Dn. Sieris
Jack Murray
Jack Malray
Frank Wartzinger
John I. Hylan
is+land
Y Havoc
Two Gars Collide Near Rockland on Sunday Joyriding
A Sunday evening crash east of Rocker left Walter Organ injured and taken to Murray’s hospital while his wife and others suffered various injuries. The Terrend and O Brien vehicles crashed after attempting to pass, breaking through a barbed wire fence and rolling down an embankment. Witnesses described the Versa and O Brien cars badly damaged.
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Mary
Dorothy
O'Brien
Joe Mayotte
Adams Street
Wertremd
O'Arieo
Botte
Obries
Jol 1
O'Neil
A.C
Tsuitte
Ferbeilers
Hibbard Well First to Start at Melstone
Melstone reports the Hibbard Oil Company plans immediate rigging at the Hibbard site after acquiring a complete Blandard drilling outfit. John J. Hingan oversees operations, with derrick assembly expected. project aims at depths near 3,000 feet and potential expansion if production meets expectations.
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Hibbard
Melstone
Wibbard OW
Wisbard
Tinecom
John J. Hingan
Ail
Maritona
Hugin
Billnsa
Tle
Devil's Masta
Thibbard
Haugan
Kettings
Derick
Geological Survey of Mis
Ye Ilbbard Company
Lion
Simner
Linden Madalictonk
Hkeby
Hibhant Oil Company
Miyon Brothers
Atgyad Palney
Agito
Firat
Will Reopen Old Dry Forks Well at Once
Great Fay June 12 The Dry Forks Oil Company plans reentry of the old Dry Forks well one mile north of Conrad. Drilled to 1760 feet ROM with Bray Brothers of Teewstown assisting, completion expected soon. Secretary WV Arnel confirms ownership and outlines follow on drilling near Conrad after this well.
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Great Fay
Con Ril
Dry
Fars Oil Company
B Arnel
Bray Brothers
Tewlstown
Strick
Arnal
Wilhey
Conrad
Eat
Alder Dry Fork Welag Structure Debate Reveals Stock Plans
The report notes tensions over a major project, with Matt Warrants describing the effort and Argot estimating work. After six years of drilling progress, engineers deem it encouraging. The firm controls about 20,000 acres of Inn land, owned by Arnot, T W Robertson, and Ve by Ferguson. The three stockholders plan to capitalize operations and do not intend to sell any stake.
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Alder
Réonsen
Matt
Considerabe
Conrad
Arnot
T. W. Roberton
Ferguson
Dee
Operationa
Homestake Rigs Set To Drill In Kesin-Samhurat Field
Two Homestake rigs bound for Kevin Derricks area will drill at the Hottestake Tsplora ttan company site in Kesin-Samhurat. Drilling planned in township TA north range 3 west section a with one rig targeting Tomestake. Clark & Stark contracted to build and move derricks, with operations possible before July 1. Homestake controls over 4,000 acres in the region after recent neutral-takings of more than 6,000 acres held by Kalispell-Kevis syndicate.
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Hottestake Tsplorattan
Kesin-Samhurat
Thawella
Xocthan Towne
Tta Qwa
Kalispell-Kevis
Special Trains Bring Park Employes for Season Opening
Two special trains from Se. Past and Los Angeles will deliver 1,800 hotel company workers to Yellowstone park this week to ready the season opening on June 20. Many tourists have already passed through the park in fair weather. Delegates headed to eastern holidays via San Francisco will arrive June 20 and stay two days in the park.
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Livingston
Los Angeles
Yellowstour Park
San Francisco
Shriners
Fragmentary extract hints at 1920 Berlin race relations and injury reports
An incomplete clipping mentions a 1920 Berlin event tied to Teipzig Cota, then notes a death after an operation with skull fragments removed. References include SH E Gill King, Pr Law, Associated Press, Latin Rock, Ark, and Camp Pike explosions. The text also contains stray quotes and editorials about reform and a judge response.
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Jeader
Ranpise Eeyalation
Berlin
Witch the Letteys
Kang
Shegill King i
Associated Presa
Latin Rock
Ark
Pune
Waltoe Allen
Prairie Grove
Mike
Camp Pike
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