Steiner rises to power in Oregon politics and national stage
A profile of United States Senator Frederick Steiner of Oregon tracing his rise from Pendleton lawyer to state senator and his emergence as a keynote candidate for the Republican convention in Cleveland. The piece highlights his oratory, ambition, and backing by Ralph Williams, plus his World War I service and long political career from 1902 through 1932.
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Pendleton Ministerial Association
McNary
Hoover
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Beaverhead Sheep Ranches Gear Up For Shearing Week
Dillon reports beaverhead ranches set to begin full shearing operations next week as crews work on wool bags. Wool will soon arrive at the First National wool warehouse while the local market remains quiet this season.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
First National Wool
Junior Prom and Commencement at Montana State Normal College
Dillon Montana May 31 Special announces a sequence of events at the Montana State Normal College. The junior prom is set for Friday night in the college gymnasium, followed by baccalaureate services Sunday morning in the auditorium with President Sheldon E. Davis delivering the address. Commencement occurs Wednesday morning June 10 with President George Finley Simmons of the State University as speaker. The summer session starts June 15 after a short intermission.
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Montana State Normal College
Sheldon E. Davis
George Finley Simmons
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Eickemeyer Announces Candidacy for Montana Attorney General
H A Eickemeyer longtime Great Falls lawyer and former Cascade County attorney announces his bid in the Democratic primaries for Montana attorney general. He has chaired local and county Democratic committees and served as city attorney and Cascade County Bar president.
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H. A. Eickemeyer
Montana
Eickemeyer
Cascade County
Cascade County Bar Association
Democratic City Central Committee
Democratic Central Committee
New Postal Rules for Fur Shipments Announced
The U S Postal Bulletin warns against shipping furs without proper labeling and exact details. Sender and recipient names addresses fur type and quantity must appear on parcels or they become unmailable and may be confiscated with fines up to two hundred dollars for violations. Coffee from Grand Comoro island reportedly contains no caffeine.
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U. S. Postal Bulletin
Washington, D. C
Butte
Frank X. Monaghan
Postal Bulletin
Grand Comoro Island
South Africa
Fugitive Lindsley Ends Manhunt With Suicide Near Prison
Angola La May 31 UP Wilfred Lindsley 23 a Baton Rouge killer who escaped five days earlier and killed a prison captain and his wife died as a posse closed in. He hid in a wooded ravine near the prison and shot himself after his rifle jammed as officers moved in. None of the officers were hit during the last stand.
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Angola
Wilfred Lindsley
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Lindsley
Ted L. Martin
All Three Cars Compared Show Plymouth Leading
An ad compares three low priced cars highlighting Plymouth as the only one with Safety Steel body and Hydraulic brakes. It notes Plymouth owners report 18 to 24 miles per gallon and touts economy safety comfort and reliability.
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A. 3. Tower
Detroit
18 CANDIDATES FILE FOR OFFICE IN BEAVERHEAD COUNTY
Dillon May 31 Special Only 18 candidates have filed for Beaverhead county offices compared with 32 entries two years ago. Six candidates four Republicans and two Democrats have filed for county commissioner making that office the most sought for in the primary.
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Beaverhead
Albert S. Baker
Dillon Deserted During Holiday
May 31 special report notes Dillon appeared deserted as residents sought cool recreation in the mountains and streams. Local parties returned from two day camping trips and many Butte cars passed through Dillon yesterday and today.
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Dillon Drivers Stop During Holiday Patrol
State highway patrolmen halted several Dillon drivers last night for various traffic law violations. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lapee of Great Falls visited relatives in Dillon over the double holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Henneberry and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. John Ney went to Salmon. The Dillon Rotary club schedules a dinner at the Andrus hotel Monday night. Co. W. Molrine of Helena, state manager of the Modern Woodmen of America, spent Friday in Dillon.
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Roland Lapee
Great Falls
Dan Henneberry
John Ney
Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus Hotel
Co. W. Molrine
Helena
Modern Woodmen of America
Auto Passenger Is Cut by Glass
Robert Wilson of 527 South Dakota street was treated at St James hospital dressing room for a left arm injury after cutting it on car door glass while riding near Melrose. Tram car users of London lose 50 000 articles annually. Mary Anne Ozanne of 415 West Galena street had two ticks removed from her head yesterday. Tom Yorath of 1003 Michigan avenue had a wood tick removed from his right arm.
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South Dakota Street
St. James Hospital
Melrose
Mary Anne Ozanne
Galena Street
Tom Yorath
Michigan Avenue
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