Career of Frank Knox as a Michigan political figure
Frank Knox, longtime editor at the Grand Rapids Herald, rose to state central committee chair in 1926 and served in World War I. He aided Republican campaigns, worked for Hearst papers, and helped Ward at the Champaign convention. Knox later led anti-boarding efforts for Hoover in 1932 and remained active in presidential politics.
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Lo Hewapaney
Grand Rapids Herald
Michigan
U.S
Khox
Hie
Renice
Ain
Genteonned Wand
Ag Ward
Lecr Iatingar
Champa
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Hearst
Chicago Daily News
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Hoover
Perplexing Death Case Baffles Monmouth Police
The body of Dean Philip Gerhards was found in Staten Island New York after a disappearance from his home on Sunday. Investigators Connell and Martland identify the deceased while medical examiner says cause remains under investigation as questions loom about a possible crime or accident.
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Capfir
Harrion & Martland
Iesvey
Monmouth Soliity
Mivstery
Mefarlan Moore
Rhanian A. Jsdlon
Dean Philip Gerhards
Staten Inland
Bother
Marrlon
New York
Gortarat
Atiguat
Royal Arch Masons Elevate Burlingame in Montana
Lewistown June 16. The Grand Chapter of Montana elected James M. Burlingame of Great Falls as grand high priest to succeed A Rasmimannn of Brings. The two day Knights Templar convention opens Wednesday with other key officers named, including Edwin Fredin of Caineok as deputy grand high priest and H A Pickett of Helena as grand treasurer.
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Lewintown
Royal Arch Masony of
Montana
James M. Burlingame
Great Falls
A. Rasmimannn
Knights Templar
York
Edwin Frediun
Caineok
Glen Parsons
Butte
Rolling
Lewellyn B Paina
Thargan
M.D. Towland
Libby
Veil
George J. Henine
Havre
Alexander Wardlaw
Bozeman
Grand Sentinel
Body of Joan Nordby Recovered After Avalanche
Living at an, May 16. After four had been hurled beneath rock in a Boulder country avalanche, the body of Joan Nordby, 17, a foreman service employee, was recovered. Roy Engle, a forest ranger, died earlier. Jack Tracy, a rodeo performer, was later found. The cousins were reportedly in good condition and brought out by Snow In sheriff’s deputies. Also noted a shipment total of 1,026,987,000 in a separate report from Washington.
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Jong
Boulder Country
Wiles
John Nordby
Foreat Service Employa
Northy
Roy Engle
Jack ‘Tracy
Juwl
Tracy
Pate
Mointaine
Norahy
Alert guard stops inmate escape with gunfire at penitentiary
The report recalls a chaotic attempted breakout at the prison yard as inmates opened fire with a whet gun and a machine gun. Guard Smith acted to halt the delivery. Guard Hans was killed defending the institution, deemed a tragic but unavoidable loss by Major Yousu Raid 0 Mratoad.
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Way
Squth
Thin
Uttta
Pententiary
Walla
Yousu
Hans
Anaconda Elects New Chief Ranger in Foresters Order
Freok J. Gallagher of Anaronts was elected alarm chief ranger at the Montana Catholic Order of Foresters one day convention in Anaconda. The next state meeting is planned for Grant Vale in 1939. New officers include Thomean Y. Manley Butte vice chief ranger J H Mnyet Great Falls secretary W oJ Gnanan Anaconda treasurer J M Humphray Great Falls Henry Coyar EH Plonet Rite trustees three years and McCarvel international convention delegate.
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Anaconda
Freok J. Gallagher
Anaronts
Order of Forestara
Montana
Grant Vaite
Gallagher
Thamag Me‘Carrel
Order
Thomean Y. Manley
Butta
J. H Mnyet
Great
Quor Agt Violators Fined by Judge Pray
Harold Houlle and Carl Bormee pleaded guilty to liquor violations arraigned in federal court. Judge Charles N. Pray fined each 140 and imposed penalties of 500 dollars and six months in jail. Mallia, once local, now Idaho ranch resident, arrested Jan 15 1934 with 9 gallons moonshine in sedan. Romeo Taken In Bing, Romeo arrested Feb 24 1984 with 77 gallons whisky and a large illicit distillery found by officers.
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BiMage
Harold Houlle
Carl Bormee
Charles N. Pray
Mallia
Thin City
Idaho
Ligitgaton
Romeo
Bing
Federal
Entiity
Officina
Democrats may cut two thirds rule out
New YorkJune 16 The Morald Tribure says Postmaster General James A Parley and Senator Joseph T Robine forecast at the Democratic National Convention that the two thirds rule will be abrogated to nominate. Idaho June 18 The first Idaho death from spotted fever is reported, that of William Jefferson of Cambridge Wandreport.
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New York
Eays
Idaho
Cam
William Jefferson
Cambruga
Leaders of four years ago missing at Democratic convention
Philadelphia June 16 A host of long prominent chairs and old-line figures from the 1932 Democratic era face vacant posts or opposition as the party gathers for its national convention. Several former nominees, including Baker, James, White, Byrd, Seabury and Garner, are noted as either withdrawn or unlikely to seek active roles amid shifting alliances and New Deal opposition.
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Hiladelphia
Democratic National
Zere Dita
Nomahires
Sevora
Mom
Furl
Roosevelt
Newton DB. Baker
Tina Jamens
George White
Jamen Heed
Harry Byrd
Albert Jittehse
Mel Traylor
Baker
Cleveland
Hig
Hiv Rovarnar
Ray Vee
Hin
Yabel
Okla
Quet
Hn Waa
Tveatork
Wim Hem" Tawis
Arry Byrd
Senate
Desh Seabury
Garner Sill
Rooneelk
Roth Lowtie Howe
Roosevere
Huey Gong
Mre Dana
Tom Walsh
Montana
Sen Stal
Sodik Tong
al Smith
Alauipad
Evita Nearial
New Sealawa
James BM. Cox
Tellurium Find Sparks Coloradan Gold Boom Hope
Grippin Creek Colorado reports a tailing burning discovery of tellurium rich ore at great depth. Mining men estimate a chunk valued around 17000 dollars. Cripple Creek unlikely to see a new mine because of the depth. Only well funded operators can advance underground exploration.
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Grippin Creek
Colo
Orn Ural
Calorao
Kenner
Rete Contavive
Windlell
Brett Stratton
Conference on Drought Meeting Planned Across States
A regional drought conference was outlined with governors and officials from Montana Washington and North Dakota coordinating to address agricultural water supply and farm needs. Plans call for a late June meeting after June 25 with representatives discussing cooperative drought response measures.
Appeal to President to Act Upon Matter Involving Strike
Fragmentary report notes Miayden Mentpile lawyer and a Toronto writer invited by Willis to a labor event. The American Federation of Teachers official plans a Friday defense meeting as Tenant Farmers' union cites a wage dispute. An investigation by the Department of Justice latest week found no AG action yet.
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Miayden
Toronto
Auraman
Willis
American Federation of Teachers
Kellaionawnt Labor Foundation
I. Ta
Soqibort
Alan
Cumi- Afngn
Train Collision In Anilnae Causes Minor Injuries
A minor railway incident near Tule station left two people slightly injured. Officials report a short line disruption on Soran Street while investigators document the scene. Passengers described a jolt and minor debris, with railway workers redirecting traffic as repairs proceed.
Gov Holt Addresses Commissioners On Drought Warning
Governor Holt urged Montana commissioners to adopt a unified water and land development plan amid ongoing drought. He warned rains must come to avert a repeat of past shortages and called for full use of all water resources and grazing controls within a coordinated conservation program. The speech referenced national institutions and education as context.
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Eastern
Nouthern
Montana
Salt
Waller
Postal system works for New Deal says Halleck
Washington June 6 The House committee member Halleck led testimony asserting the entire postal system is mobilized in support of the New Deal. The remarks imply broad government coordination to advance New Deal objectives through postal services.
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Washington
Halleck
Menber
Howaerlily
Mississippi Democrats Select Delegation to DNC Nominate Roosevelt
Mississippi Democrats chose a delegation to the Democratic National Convention to secure the renomination of President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner. Berlin-Hang Poolety, former Picasso? art academy head, died.
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Beriin— Hang Poolety
Prussian Art Academy
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