Montana votes for Johnson in scattered MT returns
In Montana’s Republican presidential primary Hi ram Johnson leads with a wide margin. Among about 200 of 1,500 precincts reporting Johnson has 6 238 votes, Leonard Wood 1604, Hoover 1259, Lowden 1139, Harding under 500. Democratic votes absent. write ins include McAdoo Wilson Debs and others. Delegates results expected to take a week amid slow reporting.
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Butte
Mont
Hiram Johnson
California
Montana
Johnson
Leonard Wood
Herbert Hoover
Lowden
Illinois
Warren G. Harding
William G. McAdoo
Wilson
Eugene V. Debs
Hoover
Edwards
William S. Bryant
German deal for U S meat supply to aid postwar trade
Berlin reports the German import department has completed a credit deal with an American packing firm for bacon beef lard milk and fats totaling 45 million dollars. Deliveries to begin in 1921 from warehouses in Hamburg Rotterdam Amsterdam and Scandinavia. A 250 million kilo wheat shipment is to follow with 150 million more kilos under negotiations.
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Berlin
Hamburg
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Scandinavia
Prince Arrives at Auckland Aboard Renown
The Prince of Wales landed in Auckland New Zealand aboard the battleship Renown on April 26. The report notes a mood of optimistic thought and good temper, described as shedding brightness like a sunny day upon all.
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Prince
New Zealand
Melbourne
Prince of Wales
Auckland
New York Senate Votes On Beer Laws and Enforce ment Bills
Albany April 26 the New York Senate approved a 2.75 percent beer bill by 27 to 23 and sent it to the assembly. The Anti-Saloon League enforcement bill failed 21 to 2. A 4 percent beer and 12 percent wine bill failed 23 to 26. The Wohalters Fearon socialist bills passed 36 to 14 with governor veto expected. Lockwood Donohue teacher salary bill adopted.
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Albany
N. Y
New York Senate
Assembly
Anti-Saloon League
Volatead
Senate
Lockwood-Donolne
Odell Sentenced to Death in First Degree Murder Case
Rochester news reports after a long deliberation a jury found James D Odell and Pearl Beaver Odell guilty of murder in the first degree for the January 7 killing of Edward J Kneip. Odell was sentenced to die in the week of June 13. Kneip later survived a confrontation before Odells claim of self defense. Mrs Odell’s trial is set for May 26.
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Rochester
N. Y
James D. Odell
Pearl Beaver Odell
Edward J. Knelp
Odell
Young Knelp
Knelp
Odells
Kneip
Butte Miners Return to Work Amid Tense Aftermath
Butte Montana on April 26 saw a small but growing number of miners report for duty as Metal Workers Union No 800 noted little change and rumors of violence subsided after soldiers arrived. Operators said the share of workers still on strike remained small, with efforts aimed at keeping pumps running to prevent mine flooding as reopening moves began. Meanwhile the Baltimore shipping board ship suffered a major fire damaging sleeping quarters and threatening a large lumber cargo.
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Butte
Mont
Artice
Metal Workers
Ir W. W
Minéra
Baltimore
United States
Shipping’ Board
AVUS
Rich Financier Near Us Cleans Leaves On Big Lawn
Witness describes a wealthy neighbor tidying fallen leaves on a large lawn this morning. The speaker comments on perceived opportunities and compares it to an imagined “takeoff” for profit.
Echo Organ Sparks Family Debate Over Edith's Voice
In a fragment from the Echo Organ page a family quarrel centers on Edith's singing. One commentator doubts she will become a vocal hit, noting a big mouth as a distraction, while another defends the power of writing, comparing a well used typewriter to pen or voice in influence.
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Edith
Poorly Trained Interaction Stirs Home Visit Confusion
A terse dialogue shows a caller seeking Mrs Swelton, a maid replying she is not home, and when she might return remains unknown as she has not yet left the house. The exchange captures a domestic scene with ambiguity about Mrs Swelton’s whereabouts.
Notice of Hearing on Petition in Cheyenne County Estate
In the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska a hearing is set on the estate of Henry A Morrow deceased. R K Greenlee filed a petition on April 23 1920 alleging intestacy since January 31 1801 and ownership of Lot 4 Block 38 Sid ney Nebraska. Interested parties listed include Isabella G Morrow Robert G Morrow Henry M Morrow William M Morrow Isabella S Morrow Frank J Morrow Malcolm McK Morrow and creditors or heirs. The prayer seeks relief per the petition.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
Henry A. Morrow
Isabella G. Morrow
Robert G. Morrow
Henry M. Morrow
William M. Morrow
Isabella S. Morrow
Frank J. Morrow
Malcolm McK Morrow
R. K. Greenlee
Cheyenne County
Sidney
A .K. Greenlee
Petition for hearing on estate decree in Sidney Nebraska
The petition asks the court to set a hearing 30 to 60 days after filing to fix the decedent's death time, identify heirs and their kinship, bar claims to the estate, and grant further relief. The petition is set for May 24, 1920, at 10 a.m. in the County Court room of the courthouse in Sidney Nebraska, with notice directed by the court.
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Court House
Sidney
Nebraska
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Joseph Oberfelder
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E.harper
M. Wright
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W. Hornaday
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Chas. L. Cooper
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Stewits
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Harry L. Gessford
Washington Police Department
Raymond Pullman
N. Y. Senate
Anti-Baloon League
New York
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Frank A. Barger
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