Wickersham and Lowden Urge Fresh GOP Leadership
New York June 24 Elder Republican figures Frank Lowden and George W Wickersham urged Theodore Roosevelt to appoint younger leaders to the National Republican Club national affairs committee. They argued that the party must entrust younger Republicans with policy direction to regain its standing and adapt to a changing political climate.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
National Republican Club
National Affairs Committee
Wiaeis
George W. Wickersham
Lawden
Roosevelt
Wickersham
Committee On Notong
Public building projects announced for Montana and Sweetgrass sites
The article notes start of public building work including a Glendive post office site and building valued at 109000, and a 74000 project. Other authorized projects will be contracted as plans and specs finish. Locations include Montana Hamilton and Sweetgrass border station with details continuing from page one.
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Glendive Postoffice
Montana
Hamilton
FP Oh
Sweetgrass
Border Station
Youth Confesses Extortion Plot in State Letter
Orr testified that a youth admitted extortion attempts and described a supposed “machine for destroying things” he wanted the state to possess. Goodrich initially refused to discuss the device while the deputy noted a letter to J Edgar Hoover asking for a crime inquiry. The youth, linked to Clinton and Lemon, faced Lindbergh law charges in Springfield tomorrow.
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Orr
Henry Harmer
Tinois
Goodrich
Horner
Department of Justice
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Clinton
Lemon
Springfield
Former Montanan Dead After Auto Accident
Reno Nevada June 23 John Mullin formerly of Bozeman Mont died from injuries after being struck by a car at Wadsworth thirty six miles from Reno last night.
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Reno
Nev
John Mullin
Bozetmar
Mont
Wadsworth
Human projectile killed in fatal incident in Paris
June 24 Paris news reports Gaston Richard nicknamed "human projectile" was killed when another man fired at him causing him to fall outside a net during a stunt. Police investigations underway as authorities seek motive and confirm identities.
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Paris
Gaston Richard
Tannon
Silt Lake Gets Good Rain Bringing Relief After Drought
Salt Lake City Utah June 24 Weather report notes intermountain rain relief after long dry spell. Utah received the heaviest rainfall with 3.8 inches in the north, rivers flooded downtown streets as drought restrictions limited watering. A low pressure system suggested more showers tonight or Monday.
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Salt Lake Oly
Utah
Intermountain West
Airway
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Nevada
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Former Senator Thomas Dies in Denver at 1849 birth to Denver life
Former Governor and U.S. Senator George T Thomas dies in Denver after a long career noted for bi-metallism and strong stand against the League of Nations. He refused nourishment at times, dictated a simple funeral, and left a legal fight to defend his daughter's hoarding case unresolved. Survived by wife Emma, sons Charles and Hubert, Edith Thomas, and two grandchildren.
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George
Thomas
Nends
Senate
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D
Thoms
William Jennings Bryan
Thames
Darien
Colorado
University of Michigan
Denver
Cloud City
Edith Thomas
Emme Fletcher Thomas
Charles’ Bewell
Hubert F. Thomas
Elizabeth Malburn
Chicago
Charles Malburn
New York
Senator Thomas
Helen
Man Fatally Struck by White Mob in Tennessee
In Manchester Tennessee a 35-year-old Black man was struck fatally by a band of white men after a Black person dance incident. Officers report the group attacked him near Manchester early today. Eight men were held on serious charges.
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Manchester
Tenn
Here
Return from Chicago and Shrine trip by Boulter family
H. V. Boulter and son Casey returned with daughter Greta from Chicago where they attended the Century of Progress exposition. Mr. Boulter also went to the Shrine convention in Minneapolis. He praised the world fair display especially the night show with many fighting effects. They traveled by car.
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H. V. Boulter
Casey
Greta
Chicago
Convicts Flee With Hostages in Bold Jail Escape
Four prisoners seized Deputy Carpenter and trustees at the jail in Bam, abducted two guards, hijacked a car, and fled toward New Mexico after taking rifles and ammunition. Walter Posey of First National Bank of Lubbock and Justice of the Peace Campbell H Elkins were among abductees. Stanton and Hunsucker were later captured in Lincoln County New Mexico after a gun battle. Stanton received a death sentence for Sheriff Moseley’s murder in Texas.
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Bedford Carepenter
Bam
Slaggd
Ground Moor
Walter Posey
First National Bank of Lubbock
Carpenter
Jaller
Posey
Stanton
Lincoln County
New Mexio
Glenn Hunsucker
Tom Jones
Will Stanton
Ed Stanton
Texas
Tula
Moseley
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
District Long Gathering Opens 37th Lions Convention
Havre hosts the eighth annual district thirty seven convention with members from Alberta and Montana. Deputy governors and officers including Walter McLaughlin, George C. Hoyt, Julius J. Wuerthner, and Hal Ostlune attend. An informal precon program and a pre-convention gathering precede tomorrow’s business, featuring international president Roderick Beddow.
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Alto
Ralph Arnal
Mistoula
K W Bergan
Cascade
Charles Skéer
Hardin
E. V Ahern
Hevre
Roderick Beddow
Birmingham
Ala
Plunge Fatal For Chicago Board of Trade Member
In Chicago on June 24 Samu A Bass 43 a member of the Chicago Board of Trade was found dead after a plunge from a seventh floor hotel apartment window. His body was discovered in the room where he resided the screen from the corridor window had been removed and leaned against the wall.
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Chicago
Samu
Chicago Board of Trade
Great Falls Man S Printer s Head Missoula
Rand al Carpenter of Great Falls was elected president of the Montana Typographical conference at the annual convention of the Printers' union in Missoula today. Andrew Tiller of Lewistown was re elected vice president and Frank Finnegan of Anaconda was re elected secretary treasurer.
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Great Falls
S Printers
Missoula
Randal Carpenter
Montana
Printers’ Union
Andrew Tiller
Lewistown
Frank Finnegan
Anaconda
Veaturer
CCC Worker Held in Brutal Attack and Slaying
Saranac Lake New York state police questioned Truman Bhowers 24 a CCC member after the nude body of Tico Tellatone a local high school girl was found in the woods a mile from her home.
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CCC
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Truman Bhowers
Civilian Conservation [Corps
Tico Tellatone
Rotarians Gather in Detroit for 25th Annual Convention
Detroit hosts Rotarians from around the world for the 25th Rotary International convention. Four thousand registered with expectations rising toward ten thousand for the first plenary session. Notables include Paul Harris founder and emeritus president joining from Chicago. regional leaders, a Mexican government cultural concert, and sessions spanning Canada to New Zealand with plans for future Mexico City meetings.
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Detroit
Leo Hemispheres
Toledo
Spain
Oho
Kenya
Kenosha
Rotary International
Paul T Harris
Chicago
Harris
Harrs
Penmple
Macinac City
California
Tex
Ohio
South Carolina
Mexico City
Clinton P. Anderson
Albuquerque
N. M
J. M. Hott
Wellington
New Zealand
Frank Couzens
E. Roy Shaw
Detroit Club
Jana Joseph B. Mills
Mark Sullivan
Jobin Nelson
Montreal
James A. Falley
Charles F Kettersong
General Motors Corp
James E Freeman
Episcopal
Washington
Willam Lyon Phelps
Yale University
Canada
Newfoundland
Great Britain
Ireland
Latin America
Am International
Jimny Wedele Dies in Crash at Patterson Airfield
Jimny Wedell, designer and head of the Wedell Williams Air Service at Patterson, was killed in a crash witnessed at the Wedell Williams operation airport. Wedell, backed by Harry P. Williams, was vice president of the firm and had set speed records with planes known as the RR and 82. The crash occurred after Wedell thoroughly inspected the aircraft before takeoff.
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Wedell-Williams Air Service, Inc
Patterson
Harry P. Williams
Wedell
Barnstering
Williams
Marguerite Clark
Wedel
Washington
New York
Miami
Hartford
Cons
Bootealt Field
Los Angeles
Roscoe Turner
Melbourne
Australia
Tace
Wedell ~ Williams
E J Robertson
Thet
Erickson Leaves Washington For Montana Senate Bid
Washington June 24 Senator Erickson sails home for a fourth major campaign in Montana hoping to win the short term U S Senate seat. He has twice served as governor of Montana and seeks the unexpired term of Senator Walsh. Erickson stresses Western water conservation and dam projects and aims to organize a regional drive for water storage. He remains a onetime ally of the administration but has opposed some federal land policies and supports reform bills on public lands and rail labor issues.
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Washington
Montana
Erickson
United States Senate
Cooney
Ani Alty
Senate Public Lands Committee
Taylor
Senate
Canada
Senate Labor Committee
Thiodahcus
Severe Wisconsin storm leaves multiple dead across state
A tumultuous Wisconsin storm killed several, drowning a Chicagoan and a Waukegan attorney in Fox Lake while others perished in Lake Michigan and on a Marshfield farm. The system toppled barns, toppled trees blocked highways, and damaged lines across central Wisconsin near Sparta and beyond.
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Jake Michigan
Jakes
High Wands
Wilfred = Hall
Waukegan
Mra
William R Behanna
Waukegan Corporation
Joseph Kuhns
Chicago
Allen F. ‘Thomas
Verland Ayre
Marshfield
Wis
Hall
Behanna
Fox Lake
Lake
Kuhns
Thomas
Lake Michigan
Ayre
Sparta
Wisconsin
Mice Jake Wik
Edencpaople
Theater man barred from club for being a Jew
The Daily News reports Daniel Frohman, famed theater producer, was barred from Lido Country Club in Long Beach New York due to his Jewish faith. Frohman, invited as a guest by Mrs Reynier Brall, was escorted aside after admission attempts and informed membership was denied.
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New York
Daily News
Daniel Frohman
Lido Country Club
Long Beach
N.Y
Reynier Brall
Youth Confesses to Hold Up Slaying Near Porter
Police Chief Ben Bolton said Kenneth Chey, 21, surrendered to Okmulgee county officers and gave a statement admitting he fatally shot Mr. Nunn of Porter during a holdup near Porter two weeks ago. Chey is a youth, and the incident occurred in Oklahoma.
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Mubkogee
Okls
Ben Bolton
Kenneth Chey
Okmulgee
President signs funds order amid wartime watch and drought loans
Reports describe President Roosevelt indoors during war days with limited trips and monitoring Pacific developments. Separate dispatch notes Governor Meyers announcing $525 million drought relief loans to farmers and stockmen in emergency drought areas in Montana and Wyoming, administered through emergency crop loan offices. Loans target livestock feed and forage crop production with minimums and variable amounts per acre based on local costs.
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Washington
William I Meyers
Farm Credit Administration
Myers
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Montana
Wyoming
Fredie Wyestock
Robles Kidnap Suspect Quizzed
An alleged kidnap suspect, Rodriguez, described as "plenty smart," was questioned after being held for burglary in Globe Arizona. Sheriff Whitton said the Tucson office would not dispatch agents unless needed. Police sought a full report on the Robles case as inquiries continued, with ties to the girl's disappearance treated cautiously.
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la Junta
Whitton
Tegan
Waspatches
Tuoron
Belton
Rodriguez
Tucson
Poderjay Cage May Be Dropped From Case
The Viennese International police stated they would not initiate steps to repatriate Poderjay Cage. Authorities cite grounds to suspect Cage in Milos Turverson's disappearance, but officials say extradition is beyond their province.
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Viennese International
United States
Poder
Jay
Milos Turverson
Barber
Nin
Diplomat Escapes Injury In Crash
Amb. William C. Bullitt and Lt. Thomas White survived a Douglas biplane crash near Lenigrand when the aircraft pancaked on marshy ground. Bullitt, en route to meet his daughter, sent a cable to President Roosevelt from Hyde Park, assuring he was uninsured.
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Lenigrand
William C. Bultt
Hts
Lleut
Thomas White
Marsdy
Bullitt
Tin Daughter
United States
Hee
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Sign Language of Plains Indians Reconstructed by Smithsonian
A historic feature notes the intertribal sign language used by Plains Indians, learned in childhood and understood across tribes. Smithsonian scientists and Grovel Scott's legacy work to fill more than 2,000 sign symbols, revealing a vast vocabulary and its fading use.
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Smithsonian
Groeval Scott
Great Plains
Inter
Scott
Sanderville
Indiana
Langer Fights for Vindication in North Dakota Campaign
The election season rages as Langer and his supporters press claims of vindication amid a bitter North Dakota contest. Langer defends his governorship after federal charges while Nye accuses Langer of wheat speculation and a state embargo policy, intensifying a historic political clash.
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Langer
Langers
Court of Appeals
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Renominaton
U. S
Gerald P. Nye
California baby dies after serum injection investigated
Healdsburg California police opened an inquiry into the death of two year old Jackie Baldwin after an anti infant paralysis serum treatment. his brother Robert seven was seriously ill as doctors stated the serum may have been contaminated by their father Dr Bryan Baldwin a noted local physician who said he bought the supply from a registered laboratory.
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Healdsburg
Cal
Jackie Baldwin
Robert
Dackie
Bryan Baldwin
Ayres Endorsed by Railroad Brotherhood
Washington June 14 The national legislative board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers with headquarters in Cleveland endorsed Representative Ayres Democrat Montana for re election. The board cited his labor record and endorsed him for another term.
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Washington
Ayres
Montana
National Legislative Board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Tennessee Girl 18 Kidnap Victim In Chattanooga Case
Police searched today for five year old Margaret Purnley and the “nice man” who kidnapped her in Chattanooga Tennessee. The child played in the street with her twin brothers David and Donald and neighbor children when an unidentified white man gave the others money and walked off with Margaret.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Margaret Purnley
David
Donald
Maxparet
Change of government grips Cabamay amid naval mutiny
Government changes in Cabamay spark a mutiny aboard a warship as Commander Angel Gonzales assumes control replacing Balvador Mendew Villacia. Captain Evaristo Ulloa and Bleut Torres Curbelo arrive under guard and are confined at Cabama’s fortress while Gonzales faces potential court-martial.
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Rutval Chick
Statf
Angel Gonzales
Gonzales
Balvador Mendew Villacia
Evaristo Ulloa
Bleut Torres Curbelo
Guba
Cabanas Fortr
Iss
Frightened Playmate Tells How Child Fell Into Bay
Oakland, Cal June 24 A frightened playmate told police Bennie Borden vanished after playing on a barge near the estuary The girl said Bennie fell into a water-filled hole and disappeared while they were on the barge The child was missing as authorities searched the estuary and nets were used to drag for the body
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Oakland
Cal
Bennie Borden
Robert Freitas
Bennie
Niny
Poller
Borly
Butte Death Notices Grund funeral Monday at 9
The funeral of Theodore Grund will be held at his mother Mrs Victous Grund's home on Caledonia Street Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Mass and service will follow at Immaculate Conception Church at 8:30 and burial will be in St Patrick's Cemetery. Francis Wright funeral from Duggan Mortuary Monday afternoon at 2:30. John J Walsh aged 70 of 1801 Teans avenue cremation at Duggan's after service. Burial to follow at Situmirock. Interment details to be announced.
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Grund
Theodore Grund
Victous Grund
Caledonia Atreet
Immaculate Conception
Regiment High Ass
St Patrick's Cemetery
Wright
Francis Wright
Duggan
Mortuies
Ala
St Groeneveld Officiniine
Irge
Divide
Hiennear
Walen
John J. Walsh
Teans Avenue
Remnalis
Duaggan
Merrill Mortuais
Mey
Knights of Columbus Meet for Late Brother Murphy
Duggan's Merrill Mortuaries in Butte invites Knights to Daly-Shira chapel Monday at 8:30 for a solary service for late Patrick Murphy. Funeral services planned at Daly-Shea chapel Thursday at 9, Mass at St Patrick's Church at 9:30, interment in Robert Baumet plot at St Patrick's cemetery.
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Knighis
Columbus
Daly-Shira
Patrick Murphy
Murphy
Daly-Shea
Funeral notices for Quillcate and Bader in Idaho
The obituary notices report the funeral arrangements for Frank Quillcate at the family home on Cottonwood Street with a 9:30 mass at St Helena and interment at Holy Cross. Also listed is the Bandere funeral for Mrs Lian Bader at 837 South Main Street with a 9 o clock mass at St Joseph and burial planned after transport to Kalispell.
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Bandere
Lian Bader
South Main Street
Joseph
Kalispoll
Great Northern
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Change
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Butte
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Frank Quillc
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St. Helena
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White's Funeral
West Park Street
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T. Wade
Fred L
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Pension Tie Square Ly Opera
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Galway
Construction Co
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Grand Wings
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