Blizzards Hit Montana. Threshing Delayed and Beet Harvest Hit
Great Falls, Oct 26. A severe early snowstorm sweeps across northern Montana. Temperatures drop to near 12 to 2 above zero with Browning recording the coldest. Snow around Great Falls is several inches deep as the storm continues. Threshing operations resume then halted again while sugar beet harvests suffer, notably near Chinook where 6,000 acres are being harvested. details incomplete as of tonight.
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Tia
Montana
Browning
Blackfeet
Chinook
Harte
Eberle Appeals for Public Support of Navy
New York Oct 26 AP Admiral E B W Eberle chief of naval operations urged continued public support for the navy in a navy day radio address. He traced navy progress and cautioned that lack of interest could threaten it, noting accidents are inevitable when the fleet remains active under varied drills and conditions.
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New York
EB. W. Eberie
Naval Operations
Eberle
Triplets Born in Caesarean Operation in Chicago
Chicago. Oct. 26 AP After she had submitted to a Caesarean operation, triplets were born tonight to Mrs R W Swanson, 23. The children are her first.
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Chicago
R. W. Swanson
I Don’t Want a Pardon for Having Had Ideas
Charlotte Anita Whitney, niece of Justice Field, refuses a pardon after Supreme Court upholds her wartime criminal syndicalism conviction. The California reformer and Socialist-era organizer will join about 60 other women at San Quentin, saying her slum experiences altered her path from society to activism and prison.
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Charlotte Anita Whitney
East Side
New York City
San Quentin Prison
U.S. Supreme
Stephen J. Field
2 Pioner
Worthy
Wellesley
California
US Supreme Court
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College Settlement
New York
San Quentin Penitentiary
Miss Whitney
Jane Ardams
National Suffrage
California Civic League
Prevent
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Association of University Women
Oakland Associated Charities
Miss Wintney
Emeryville
Ared Ted
Jalso
Trish
Oakland Socyalist Party
Paris Finance Plan Roils Socialist Cabinet Rift
Paris on October 2o. Gail laux, once seen as a past figure, asserts himself by forcing cabinet consideration of his financial project before socialist policies approved by the radical party at Nice. Premier Vawileye asked for resignation ban, McCaillan refuses, vowing to overthrow if cabinet dissolves. Plan centers on an armor fralian commission to manage paper money, short term bonds, and a sinking fund accounting. Continued on Page Two.
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Chile Slaps on Lid as Crisis Grips Chile
Dispatch reports Chile imposes censorship and a severe political squeeze. Bar Chile notes a serious pre sale in Chile with authorities tightening control amid upheaval. International observers warn of further unrest as media restrictions mount and political tensions spike.
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Orr
Ta Nacieng
Santi
Bar
Chile
Counties Must Stand All Loss Money In Closed Banks Says Supreme Court
The state supreme court ruled that counties must bear all losses from moneys deposited with them by school districts irrigation districts and other entities when banks are closed. The decision, the second in six months in the same case, concerns School District No 4 Rosebud County against the county treasurer.
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Supreme Court
A. Foot
State Supreme Court
Rosebud County
Mrs Thorne Denies Alcohol Habits In Guardian Case
Mary Casey Thorne, widow of Joel Wolfe Thorne, testified in Surrogate Foley’s court about her 1-year-old son. She declared she has always shown a mother’s love and never drank to excess, noting she last touched liquor about a year and a half ago to save money and avoid fattening effects. She also recounted a three-year search for her son, who had been in Denver, Colorado.
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New York
Mary Casey Thorne
Joel Wolfe Thorne
Foley
Denver
Colo
Hires Tramp to Serve Sentence in Jail
Minneapolis dispatch reports John Connor of East Grand Forks Minnesota was ordered to serve his Riv months for contempt of court after hiring a stranger to pay his fine. Connor had been convicted earlier in Fergus Falls federal court and sentenced to six months in Becker County jail. authorities learned of the substitution after the sentence had begun.
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Minneapolis
Minn
John Connor
East Rand Orks
Inday
Connor
Fergus Fals
Becker County
Two Killed in Masonic Home Tragedy in Bloomington
Bloomington report states 21 year old Kielding King, a Minnesota Masonic Home employee, shot and killed 22 year old Bar Husame and another staffer before killing himself. King was found later in a corn shock. motive unclear to authorities.
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Minn
Kielding King
Minnesota
Bar
Wills Stops Johnson In Two Minutes As Towel Drops
In Newark, Harry Wills defeated Floyd Johnson by technical knockout after two minutes of a 17 round bout, when Johnson’s corner threw in the towel. Referee Harry Lewis halted the match as 9,000 spectators watched in astonishment. Protests followed from both camps as Wills was declared victor.
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Newark
No 1
Harry Wills
Floyd Johnson
Iowa
Johnson
Clameot
Harry Lewis
Wills
Lewis
Foud
Crewa
New Jersey
Prank Ends in Tragedy at School Furnace
In Montroxe Cola on Oct 26 a group of schoolboys threw powder into a school furnace starting a blaze. One boy, aged around 12, died and four others suffered severe burns. Firefighters responded as students fled through a fire door. Names of victims were reported as Gilland and Hares Davidson among others.
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Cola
API
Schoal
AL McPhee
Denay
Telia
Aoath
Win
Farace
Giltland
Hares Davidson
Atlantic Storm Buffets Vessels Save 32 Seamen
A North Atlantic storm Saturday and Sunday disrupted at least seven trans Atlantic liners. The Norwegian steamer Elven and American Trader were among vessels damaged. Elven’s crew were rescued and American Trader pressed toward port. The Italian freighter Ignano Flora's survivors head for New York aboard the President Harding, delayed by the weather. The Commonwealth’s paddle wheel failed, forcing a tow to Newport and transfer of 500 passengers to New York by special train.
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North Atlantic
Rotterdam
Sydney
Ommid-Ocean
Fish
Ignano Flora
United States
President Hartding
Wich
Fall River
Commonwealth
Point Judith
Newport
Caplan Mowell
Red Star
Lapland
Modern Youth Found Defenders At 42nd International Convention
The 42nd International convention of the Venn Mens Kristan Association concluded with a unanimous affirmation praising modern youth for matching the standards of forefathers. Secretary Hoover urged creation of agencies to strengthen moral and spiritual life, proposing a 10,000 budget for 1926.
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Kristan Association
Hoover
Uonver
Train Delayed By Storm Report From Great Northern Line
Great Northern No 23s was reported to arrive late from Butte due to a break in the engine’s side rod near Tron, north of Nelena. No derailment or other accident was noted in the report received here.
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Great Northernian
Butte Tught
Tron
Nelena
Jones and Booth in False's Hall! Artists audition turnabout
New York Ort 25 announces John Mand Jenes meal commander and Ravin Booth actor were the sole townsfolk chosen from 87 noted Americans listed for an audition. The selection included famed names such as Faraday Samuel Adams, Stonewall Jackson, Woodrow Wilson, Sheridan, Whitman, Penn, Garrison, and Paul Revere among others.
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John
Mand Jenes
Ravin Booth
Amore
Lname of Faraday
Amuel Adama
Stonawa
Jackeson
Woad Webster
General Pil Sheridan
Walt Whitman
Willem Penn
Wiliam Toyd Garrison
Paul Rovers
France Has Money to Carry On War
United States facing war debt issues as Congress delays action on foreign debt relief. Senator Borah notes loans to France were funded by the American people and seeks a settlement. Debate centers on tax funding and the administration's approach to wartime financing.
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France
Washington
Pan
Congress
United States
Mhatenan Borda
Etter
Cherles
Nors Mapifielurer
Ping Surest
Borah
Hieagney
Wrange
Abe
Ans
Cramer
Sarah
League Council issues ultimatum to Greece and Bulgaria
In Paris the league council delivered a near ultimatum to Greece and Bulgaria demanding unconditional action within 24 hours. The scene recalled leaders Woodrow Wilson and M. Clemenceau at the peace conference as the covenant was proclaimed.
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Paris
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nationa
M. Clemenceau
Tonea
Council of the League
Greece
Bulgaria
Chinese customs conference opens in Winter Palace
Delegates from twelve powers join the Chinese customs conference in the Forbidden City as a Chinese spokesman asks for full control of the tariff after 80 years under foreign treaties. Outside, two thousand students supporting the provisional government clash with police when entrance is refused.
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Peking
Winter Palace
Forbidden City
Chines
Chitra
Baldwin Sees Rail Losses From Motor Competition Mounting
Baldwin, president of the Mississippi Pacific testbed, testified at interstate commerce hearings on western road-building effects. He warned that railroad losses from motor competition are permanent and will multiply, noting freight revenue declines in 1925 and the first seven months of 1925, with passenger earnings offsetting some losses but not enough to steady the carrier's finances.
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Missana
Paci
Wterstate
Meare
Stay in School Advice From Classified Ad
An editorial voice urges students to pursue education and notes part time work as a solution to school expenses. It invites readers to call 491-492 to reach an Ad-Taker for classified help and guidance.
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