Walsh Oas Omits Will Win In Helena Visit
United States Senator T. J. Walsh and his daughter Mrs Emmet C Gudger plus two grandchildren arrived in Helena from the East and stayed with Mrs C B Nolan at 112 East Lawrence. He said he would remain in Helena about a week then return to Lake McDonald in Glacier Park and would stay in state after the November election. He expects to attend the Democratic National Convention in Houston and noted a Smith nomination seems likely. He discussed possible Democratic party planks after a talk with Senator Key Pittman prior to leaving.
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T. J. Walsh
Emmet C. Gudger
Helena
C. B. Nolan
East Lawrence street
Senaver Walsh
Lake McDonald
Glacier park
Houston
Tesus
Al Smith
New York
Key Pittman
Nevada
Gallatin murder case goes to jurors in Bozeman
In Bozeman on June 2, the jury began deliberations in the joint murder trial of Stanford S. Shipley and Marco Johnson for the death of Lou Watwood. Watwood was shot near Willow Creek on May 19. The defendants claim the shooting was accidental. The state seeks first degree murder. The trial before Judge B. B. Law lasted four days with six sessions.
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Bozeman
Stanford S. Shipley
Marco Johnson
Lou Watwood
Watwood
Willow Creek
Shipley
Johnson
Juder B .B. Law
Swallows Teeth at 80 and Dies in Minnesota
Edward Claude, 80, died after an operation to remove his false teeth lodged in his esophagus. He had swallowed the teeth 15 days earlier while eating and subsisted on liquids during the interim. His advanced age and weakened condition were cited as factors in the death.
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Sherburne
Minn
Edward Claude
Claude
Prohibition Tops Debates at Democratic National Convention
Ultra right wing groups opposing Al Smith have made prohibition the main issue as the convention opens in Houston. Party leaders worry a single issue could overshadow broader topics like corruption, farm relief, tariff revisions, and other platform questions.
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JAMES L. WEST
Associated Press
Houston
Texas
AL Smith
Munat
Final Nomination of Gov. Smith is Virtually Conceded
Alfred E South nears the democratic presidential nomination as supporters claim he can clinch with 11 3 delegate votes. Opponents concede only a last minute shift could seal the nomination. backers say they can pick up necessary votes at any stage of next week’s convention balloting. Contemplated withdrawals by favorite sons and others are discussed as convention suspense builds.
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PAUL F. HAUPERT
Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Jone
Alfred E South
Ritchie
Maryland
Cool Half Million Lost in Ship's Mail
In Southampton Ireland on June 23 an apparent loss of up to 500000 dollars in registered parcels aboard the Leviathan from the United States was disclosed. British and American investigators worked through 24 hours without final results, with strong belief the robbery occurred before the bags were loaded on the ship.
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Ireland
API
mars
Leviathan
United States
Statland Yard
general post office
Weather outlook for the coming week in the Northern Rocky Mountains
The forecast calls for mostly fair conditions at the start of the week in the Northern Rocky mountain region with possible showers and thunderstorms midweek and into the latter part. Temperatures are expected to trend toward seasonal norms with variable activity across days and locales.
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Democrats Assemble in Houston for 1928 Leadership Bid
Associated Press reports in Houston that after eight years of turmoil and two defeats, Democrats convene to shape a bid for power in 1928. Delegates gather amid party reform talks seeking new leadership. Smyth and Neie Sark dominate early discussions as meetings open.
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BYRON PRICE
Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Solid South
Smyth
Neie Sark
Lake Ellethorpe collision sinks schooner with all hands
New York report says the Lake Ellethorpe collided with an unidentified schooner near Barnegat light. The schooner sank and all aboard were lost. The Lake Ellethorpe returned to search the area but found no trace of the other vessel or its crew.
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New Tex line
Lake Ellethorpe
Barnegat light
Press Association to Invite Lindbergh to Helena Sessions
Press Association discusses inviting Lindbergh to the Helena sessions and Great Falls event. Tentative plans suggest an annual meeting with observers and officials from the organization.
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Press Association
Lindbergh
Helena Sessions
Great Falls
Yanks Dragged Off By Mexican Bandit
A Mexican bandit group reportedly abducted two American men, Wo Mi Oo Mitchell and John Fo Hooper, in Jalisco and holds them for ransom under death threats. The capture involved up to 154 bandits raiding towns and ranches, driving off cattle, and detaining Mestan workers who were later released. The plan will be reviewed by the Helena Montana press club with speakers including Mitchell, Remedi, and Ralph Budd, who is urged to persuade Lindbergh to address Montana on commercial aviation.
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Mitchell
John Fo Hooper
Jalisco
alo
Afantana Tress association
Helen
Mogist
pregran enmnitter
ffelena
ashvety
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Remedi
Wii Gieerr Abeanird
Ralph Rudd
beat Sorthern
ay foangh assoaanen
Leonid
Budd
Charles A. Lindbergh
Montana
Bootlegger sought in Glab Ghat lovers of woman suspect detained
Four alleged hangouts of a man suspected in the shooting of John I Glah were placed under police guard in Van Nuys. A woman, Mrs Marian Haris, was arrested as a material witness along with Mrs Hazel Glahs intimate friend. Varl Parker and former officer W. McIntyre were also taken into custody as witnesses. Officers found a .22 calibre revolver in Parker’s home linked to the case. The probe lists lavish spending and new aliases as part of the unfolding mystery.
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Los Angeles
John I. Glah
Chicago
Van Nuys
polite seid
uafhickers
Beverly Ile
Varl Parker
Marian Haris
Raims
Hazel Glah
Ethyl Keser
Oklahoma
capeils
W. Ro McIntyre
teledee il
Leo
Glab
Ted
pextet
Man Held After Shot At Man From Casper
Casper June 21 Frank Dannigan of Feansville was arrested on a charge of firing on Warry Proctor of Casper. The shot wounded Proctor and left him with a minor injury. Authorities say Dannigan fired after returning from a ride with Mel Danian about 12 20 am. Police found Dannigan's car with bullet holes in the rear. Bail was set for his appearance Monday.
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Casper
Wye
Frank Dannigan
Feansville
Warry Proctor
Penetar
Tranigan
aprred fue
Mel Danian
Datigan
Crank Threatens 10 Blow Up Exchange
Police and detectives mingled with crowds at a New York exchange as investigators probed a letter threatening mass violence. The letter warned of destroying homes and warned of legal action, though details and authenticity remained uncertain amid ongoing inquiries.
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CRANK
York
stork exchange
Wall street
sitale
Weeping Maid Pleads Not Guilty to Murder
Weeping as she entered the court today Mrs Willan Shurston 17 pleaded not guilty to charges of murder in the shooting death of Dors Wentworth 16. The three involved were part of an automobile party on a road near Renner. Trial expected in September term unless a special remery is called. Mrs Wentworth accompanied by her mother and counsel.
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Ment
Renner
cemitt
Weortworth
Flathead Project Hearing Concludes After Brief Argument
The hearing on the proposed repayment contract, begun Thursday before District Judge Self, concluded today after each side was granted time to file briefs within a week. Judge Self indicated possible dismissal of the case if necessary. Plaintiffs urged the trust to confirm signatures or move plans forward against the Mission and Jack districts.
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hay
tle trust
Amundsen Plane Probably Down in Search Effort
An offshore search by air and sea combed the archipelago for Roald Amundsen and five crew in the French seaplane after a delayed White expedition. Despite extensive efforts from Bay Spithergen Bay and others, rescuers failed to locate the missing party as search operations continued over vast distances toward Bear Land.
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uippright
Associated + Press
ARNESEN
Associated Press
Bay Spithergen
Roald Amundeen
Jones and Farrell Tie For U S Open Championship
Bobby Jones of Atlanta and Johnny Farrell of New York finish tied at 294 after 72 holes in the U S Open. They contest a playoff at 18 holes to determine the champion and successor to Tommy Armour.
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ALAN J. GOULD
Associated Press
Olympia Fields
Chicago
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Johnny Farrell
New York
United States
Farrell
Jones haz
UG holes
Tommy Armour
Wuashington
Earhart Strained By Busy Schedule After Transatlantic Flight
Amelia Earhart endures a day of rest between engagements following the Friendship’s arrival. She attended a luncheon at the ambassador’s wife home, slept, hosted an informal reception, enjoyed a drive with Sir Percy Roosevelt, and prepared for a U.S. return Thursday aboard the guest train with Lady Astor.
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Lady Astor
Miss Earhart
Lady Heath
Republicans Shape Campaign Details and Publicity Picks
A late night conference of Republican leaders chose Henry Z. Allen as campaign head for the Hoover-Curtin effort, with Moser, Goodanawa, and others discussed for eastern and western divisions as a publicity team and staff reshuffle in the national committee. Colorado Springs reports a fatal air crash near the municipal airport, killing instructor Captain Fark Ziameter and student Cowan.
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Washington
API
republican national committee
Henry Z. Allen
povernor
Kansan
Wichita Beacon
Hoover-Curtin
Smalar Moser
Vere Hamehre
Pane
ALR
Colorado Springs
Cala
Tyre
Fark
Ziameriy
SY Cowan
munncipal
Canadian plane sighted near Helena on way to Mexico City
An aircraft believed to belong to Jacques Pacheco and Fratz Bieler from Windsor Ontario was spotted near Helena Arkansas. The plane was high in the sky and appeared to be heading toward Mexico City as it traversed the Mississippi region.
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Helena
Ark
Jeaqees Pacheco
Fratz Bieler
Ivins
Windsor
Ont
Mexico City
fusk
stand
Lowden Campaign Costs Revealed in Senate Hearing
Frank Lowden campaign expenditures reached 878 053 14 with manager Clarence F. Ruck testifying before the senate committee on expenditures. Contributions and the campaign balance were discussed as the hearing, led by Senators Steiner and McMaster, lasted under four hours with four witnesses.
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Frank
Lowden
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ents
senate campaten
Burk
Frederick Steiner
repub- Mean
Oregon
William H. McMaster
South Dakota
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