Industrial consolidation urged to curb waste and unemployment
Secretary of Labor Davis called for economic consolidations to reduce costs and ensure steady employment in a dramatic Mooseheart broadcast from WJJD. He warned laws favoring consolidation must be refined to avoid stifling tendencies and urged unions to resolve jurisdictional disputes as he cited boat, shoe, mining, milling, and transportation as sectors ripe for economies.
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Mooseheart
Associated Press
Davis
Moose
WJJD
Friends of
Dawes Presses Senate Rule Change in Address
Vice President Charles G Dawes renewed his push to curb unlimited Senate debate arguing more laws would pass if concessions to individual members were minimized The Portland talk cited Senate bills passed against House totals over ten years and pressed a nonpartisan budget reform stance as a duty to run government efficiently.
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Portland
Ore
Associated Press
United States Senate
Charles Ge. Dawes
Senate
Dawes
House of Representatives
House
Ber
United States
Tam
Henry Clay
Oscar Underwood
Narlisan
Ancient Bannack capitol marker dedicated in Montana
More than 150 people gathered in Bannack for the formal dedication of a bronze tablet marking Montana territory’s first capitol. The event, led by the Dillon D A R chapter, featured speeches by Mrs. Laura Tolman Scott and Congressman Scott Leavitt, with remarks by state librarian David Filger and other officials.
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Spokane
Laura Tolman Scott
Armstead
State Committee
Chandler
Jane Stallings
Bannack
C. A. Rassmussen
Helena
Scott Leavitt
David Filger
State Historical Library
Congressman Leavitt
F. H. Garver
The
Normal College
W J. McCormick
Missoula
Courtroom injunction blocks effort to close Montana State Fair racing
An injunction by Judge Poorman restrains the attorney general and others from interfering with the State fair program. The court will hear the temporary injunction Wednesday and a full decision will shape state policy on the Florida plan of racing at the fair.
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Courtogues
Tate Fair
Montana
Fair Management
Poorman
Distict Court of
Lewis and Clark County
Dixon
Florida
ML O
Commissioner of Agriculture
State Fair Management
South Dakota Woman Dies at 106 After Blizzard Trial
Mrs Catherine Stevens aged 106 died at Belle Fourche after a long life in the Black Hills country. At 69 she fought eight hours through a blizzard and narrowly escaped death. She suffered a ruptured appendix while attending the Days of ’76 celebration at Deadwood, and physicians had forecast the end for a week. She was said to be the oldest citizen in South Dakota.
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Associated Press
Catherine Stevens
Belle Fourche
Deadwood
Stevens
South Dakota
Black Mills
Unknown Soldier Tomb Speech Sparks Protest at Arc de Triomphe
A German inscription found on a wreath at the tomb of France's Unknown Soldier under the Arc de Triomphe prompted a police court protest by French veterans who visited the tomb at night. The inscription had disappeared by dawn.
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Paris
Presk Tharivhan
France
Saldiar
Feoneh
Dame of
Tamembrance
Triuta
Lt Col Mike J Walsh Fatal Gun Accident at Home
Livingston Sept 7 Mike J Walsh 58 a prominent Livingston business leader and Spanish American War veteran died this afternoon from a gunshot wound while cleaning a rifle at his home. He belonged to the Montana National Guard and was active in Red Cross and Democratic circles. His son Edward was present as Mrs Walsh visited Missoula.
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Livingston
Mike J. Walsh
Livingston Bistresa
Me Dee
Phil Grennan Worl
Second
Montana Infantry
Iie
Livingston Howitzer Company
Montana National Guard
Tourist’s dismembered body found near Dillon ranch
A high school student alerted Sheriff Dan Mooney that a man’s dismembered body was found in a gravel pit 75 yards from the Beaverhead River, about 15 miles south of Dillon. Bloodstained rocks and an abandoned camp suggest a tourist victim. no local residents are reported missing.
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Butte
Dillon
Dan Mooney
Beaverhear County
Beaverhead
Abe Kent Oil Man Killed In Car Near Shoshoni
Casper Wyoming September 7 The body of Abe Kent a prominent Wyoming and Montana oil man was found at the bottom of a deep pit about three miles east of Shoshoni. Kent came to Wyoming in 1893 and had lived in the state most of the time since. He became involved in the oil industry when oil was found and has been prominently connected with it for the past 15 years.
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Casper
Wyo
Associated Press
Abe Kent
Wyoming
Montana
Shashoni
Worland
Kent
Montclair Youth Pleads Guilty to Kidnapping Case
Harrison Noell, 20, son of a prominent Montclair family, pleaded guilty to kidnapping 6-year-old Mary Daly and told police he shot her after admitting to the crime. He also pleaded not guilty to the murder of Raymond Pierce, the chauffeur, and was to be arraigned for that murder. Noell confessed to killing Pierce to obtain a car for the kidnapping.
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Montclair
N. J
Associated Press
Harrison Noell
Mary Daly
Raymond Pierce
Noell
Pierce
Noel
Cedar Grove
Pierce Oc
Viivant Former French Premier Dies in Sanitarium
Maris Sept 7 Associated Press reports J Renm Viivant former premier of France and longtime statesman died this morning in the Malamataon sanitarium after two years as a patient. Tributes highlight his role in Franco American relations. Newspapers note his extraordinary oratory that moved American audiences during his 1917 U S visit with Marshal Joffre and the 1921 Washington conference.
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United States
Marshal Joffre
Washington
HyLan and Rival Share in Public
Mayor John F. Mylan and Democratic nominee Samas 3. Walker shake hands with Governor Amith and Walker supporters at a public event. The leaders exchange no greeting with Wyton, reflecting tensions in the campaign.
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Hylan
New York
T.—Ty
John F. Mylan
Walker
Amith
Gery Walker
Mr. Wyton
Report on U S aviation strength and needed increases
W B Shearer, former U S Navy aviation expert, released a report to Senator William H King showing the U S air service at about one third the size and effectiveness of France and Japan and behind Great Britain. The document also analyzes American army air strength in the same context and outlines required increases to reach a standard parity.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
W. B. Shearer
William H. King
Utah
King
United States Air Service
France
Japan
Great Britain
Navy
Sealed Search For Missing Navy Seaplane Crew
Honolulu dispatch reports Commander John Rodgers and four fliers vanished after departure from San Francisco in a WN-9 seaplane on a flight to Honolulu. Navy ships and airplanes scour the seas north and west of Hawaii while submarines join the hunt. Two destroyer squadrons returning from Australia and New Zealand will reinforce the search on arrival.
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Honolulu
Associed Press
John Rodgers
San Francisco
WN-9
United States Navy
Hawaiian
Caomimander Rodgera
Australia
New Zealand
Stabbing spree hits Montreal as police hunt phantom assailant
Police prowled Montreal for a mysterious dagger man feared to have stabbed three people yesterday, wounding one. Some victims saw the attacker while others only realized after the fact. two incidents occurred in quick succession amid a citywide alert.
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Montreal
Bent
T—o
Associated Preans
Atan
Sone
Geome
Nations League Pays Homage to Mrs Wilson
Geneva reports a day of opening day deliberations at the League of Nations assembly. Mrs Woodrow Wilson, moved by remarks from Foreign Minister Eduard Benes of Czecho Slovakia, noted the league as a time saver and a neutral arena aiding European diplomacy. Continued on Page Two.
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Nations’ League
Wilson
Geneva
Associated Press
Mra Woodrow Wilton
League of Nations Assembly
League
Eduard Benes
Czecho-Slovakia
League of Nations
Europe
Assembly Hall
Floats Parade Highlights Local Fair Opening
A large parade opened the exposition with many floats along Main Street toward the fairgrounds. Organized by the Commercial Club and Secretary William G. Ferruson, the event showcased enthusiastic community support from Torrence, Lewisham, and Clark counties, with awards and unique characters noted in several divisions.
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Camuittees
Beedside
William G. Ferruson
Rutty
B. Whoen
Am Xtring
Immtovener
Main Street
Ktate Street
Main
Eity Free Department
Tortenn
Lewlai
Clark
Montana
Dorrell
Teat Petze
Edith Wareren
Myers
Montana Fair Daily Program and Performances
Today's Montana fair program lists flag raising by a Boy Scout patrol and a Band concert by Franke Mines. It features multiple races, acrobatic acts, dancing, tightrope walking, and horsemanship, culminating with a fireworks finale and evening performances by Frank Curran's company and others.
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Boy Scout Patrol
Fratte Mines
Jibd
Princess Little Fawn
Tam McGea
Bernard Dooley
Scott Grey
Tah
Frank and
Laura
Nesley
Butte Mines
Bac Smith
Alfonso
Frank Curran and Company
Mette Anneera
Mide
Dre Smith
Alfonse
Boya
Plana
Rand Roncert
Tara Meen
Franke Curran
Montana Princesses Begin Strenuous Day in Helena
Florence Sanden reports Montana princesses start with a visit to the Capitol where Governor welcomes them in the Governor’s reception room. The event includes a noon parade, private car transport, Kiwanis welcome, and a special quartet performance praising Montana princesses before an audience in Helena.
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Florence Sanden
Cepitol
Montana
Placer
Matehouse
Butte
T. C. Power Motor Company
Stapp Motor Company
Alice Walfour
Inuise
Cleaner fair praised by Helena clergyman at Montana State Fair
Rev Walter Spaulding of First Methodist Helena calls the Montana State Fair cleaner than last year noting fewer gambling devices and betting machines. he did not verify reports of parl mutuel betting though a man claimed winnings. Spaulding has been part of Helena protests against horse racing under court decisions.
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Walter Spaulding
First Methodist Church
Helena
Montana
Beng
Spaulding
Program Excellent Exceeding First Day Attendance Record
The Montana State fair opened with record first day attendance far surpassing prior highs. Traffic congestion caused long entrance delays as thousands of cars lined from Placer hotel to the fair grounds. Officials praised the turnout, with 6 020 paid admissions reported, while prior year totals were 2 309. The gate delays interrupted the opening horse race and prompted auxiliary entrances to assist.
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Placer Hatal
Fairgrounds
Lewis Penwell
Montana
J. Burke Clements
Racing results list with multiple five furlong events
The page reports Monday race results across five events with times and placements. Winners include Dark Ages in the first race, Ratibird second, Nek Klein third, Mize Impudence fourth, and Captain Tom in the fifth with Boerne and Queen Ruth noted in the field placements.
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Ng Wenethr
Ist
HB Blazer
Ist Ratibird
Tad
Lena
Ard
Nek Klein
Dat
Fagwood
Indy Money Ag Newkirk
Mize Impudence
Tony
Sadiz the Nood
Ord
Tuesday Entries Highlight Mixed Five Furlong Races
The page lists race cards with horse names and handlers across five furlongs and one mile events. Notable entries include Florence Fryer Ada Ann Waymuond Brailessey Ruth Romalda and Wildfire in early heats with races featuring trainers and post times amid scattered legible names and numbers.
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Florence Fryer
Treadwell
Ada Ann
Elx Furlangs
Waymuond Brailessey Parwood
Klek Ka Deuces
Wid Quren
Ruth Romalda
Alefwinian Roberts
Urlon
van Tia Ito
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Dent Sauers
Ellow
Quartette
Georgia
Alabama
R. O. Kaufman
Sayers
Kiwan Janis
Keller
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