Roosevelt Leads As Delegates Pile Up For Nomination
Chicago June 5 Roosevelt stands to gain as primary and state conventions complete the 1,154 delegate slate. Florida Mississippi Virginia Idaho vote totals set the calendar with 56 delegates remaining to reach the target. Hoover still trails with 642 pledged, Byrd lines up for Virginia, while dispute over pledged Hoover delegates continues.
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D. Harold Oliver
Chicago
Hoover
Roosevelt
Indiana
Idaho
Florida
Mississippi
Virginia
North Carolina
Harry F. Byrd
Pennsylvania
New York
Prosecution Urged Over Seabury Walker Case
The piece reports calls for prosecution of Samuel Seabury as he drafts a summary of Walker testimony. It notes Seabury’s return from Washington and Jefferson College and his discussions with aides. The report also covers Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick’s Riverside church sermon criticizing city corruption and urging citizen action.
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Samuel Seabury
Seabury
Washington and Jefferson College
Walker
Chase
New York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Riverside Church
Judge Seabury
Fosdick
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Hofstadter Legislative Committee
Kansas Legends and the Fort That Died in Pieces
In Wichita era reminiscences the author recalls open ranges, saloons, and tough times as Kansas shifted from cattle drives to homesteads. The fort’s decline sees the cavalry gone and buildings hauled away while a western Kansas college grows on a prairie tract, shaping a new town atmosphere.
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Wichita
United States
Kansas
Union
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Maine
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas State College
Veterans marching east as food shortages persist across states
Veterans continue to pour into Washington amid food shortages as groups from Maryland Pennsylvania Indiana Kentucky and other states ride freight trains and box cars toward the capital. Police police move to weed out Communists and organize muster points for veterans.
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Washington
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Georgia
South Carolina
Greensboro
N. C
Southern Railway
Spencer
Citiens
Indiana
Kentucky
Charleston
W. Va
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Baltimore and
Sargon Terminal Park Colbert Drug Stores sales record
Sargon Terminal Park and Colbert Drug Stores of Butte Ady claim a phenomenal sales pace with twenty four carloads in twenty five days across twenty seven states.
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Sargon, Terminal, Park and Colbert Drug Stores
Butte—Ady
Senate struggles with budget bill and tax measures
The article describes Senate debates over the economy package, a 3 percent tax on consumers, and a tentative end to the tax controversy. It notes a 10 percent pay cut debate, a veteran fund savings bill, and the goal to adjourn within two weeks ahead of the Republican convention.
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Senate
Congressional
Capitol Hill
Veterans’ Fund
Hoover
Rotary convention opens in Missoula with record attendance
More than 200 delegates registered for the tenth annual Rotary district six convention in Missoula. After baccalaureate services at the state university, Rotarians attended a Florence hotel reception featuring a Deer Lodge Boy Scout band.
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Missoula
Rotary
State University
Florence Hotel
Deer Lodge
M. R. Marshall
Roy Glover
Great Falls
Fred Bennion
Bozeman
M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
Charles A. Mander
England
Rotary International
Butte Feels Worst Storm In History Strands City
A historic storm cut Butte off from the world for hours as telegraph and electric wires failed and railroads halted. Homes dark, streetcar service halted for days. Rail beds west of Butte washed out on all four lines. boats used in waterlogged sections. A prior cloud burst a year earlier had paralyzed traffic and washed out Milwaukee road. Continued rain forecast today.
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Butte
Combined Forces to Fight Hoppers Halt Plan Halt
Federal state city and county officials vow renewed action against grasshoppers threatening Fort Hall Reservation crops in Bingham and Bonneville counties Idaho. A decree orders all bakeries in Nice France closed on Mondays.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Fort Hall
Bingham
Bonneville
Nice
France
Plan to murder Il Duce foiled in Italy
Police arrested a would be assassin who carried two high explosive bombs and a pistol and was said to have come from Cannes by way of Tivoli for an attack on Mussolini. A wide bomb search followed as King Victor Emmanuel reviewed 16 000 troops on the constitution anniversary. Mussolini faced 10 000 guns and greeted the crowd from a balcony.
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Mussolini
Cannes
France
Tivoli
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Sbardellotto
Il Duce
Italy
Missing Grenfell flyers May spark search from Fox Harbor
A wireless message from Battle Harbor offers the first definite clue in the disappearance of Arthur Sullivan and Dr. K Karl A Kuehnert. Residents near Fox Harbor report hearing an airplane engine from Monday night through Friday, suggesting the craft may be down in Lake Hubbard nearby.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Battle Harbor
Arthur Sullivan
K. Karl A. Kuehnert
Grenfell
Fox Harbor
Lake Hubbard
Girl Heads Counterfeit Ring Near Berlin
A 16 year old girl led a counterfeiters gang at Orienburg near Berlin. She worked with her brother and sister in law and even recruited a Berlin friend by a letter urging him to join the “easy way of becoming rich.”
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Orienburg
Berlin
Movies in Railway Station at Gare St. Lazare
Special moving picture theaters are opening in Paris station waiting rooms to pass short waits. One theater already open with more to follow. shows include newsreels and short comedies. Admission is inexpensive to attract passengers with only a few minutes to spare.
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Gare St. Lazarre
Paris
Woman bone-setter dies at 94 in England
Mrs. W. Watson a long time bone-setter at Ubeeby died at Hayworthing ham England aged 94. Hundreds of people with fractures or dislocations were treated by her despite having no formal training she claimed bone-setting was a natural gift.
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W. Watson
Ubeeby
Hayworthingham
England
Hoover Plans to Stabilize Farm Prices and Emergency Loans
The wartime relief program seeks to carry normal stockpiles of commodities to steady loan values and enable loans to farm co operatives and for export to buyers unable to purchase. It proposes up to 300 million dollars in state loans and a system of home loan banks as a complement to the reconstruction effort. The plan also calls for a joint industrial and finance committee, federal reserve district coordination, and restraint on new expenditures funded by current tax income. The White House notes come as Garner relief plans face Senate consideration despite Republican opposition and Hoover cautions against non productive public works funded by securities issuance.
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Home Loan Discount Banks
Reconstruction Corporation
Joint Committee of Industry and Finance
Federal Reserve System
Dawes
Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Jesse H. Jones
Wilson McCarthy
Paul Bester
Farm Loan Bureau
Ballantine
The
Treasury
White House
House
Senate
Hoover
Memorial Service Held by Odd Fellows at Mountain View Church
Three Odd Fellow lodges and three Rebekah lodges held memorial services at Mountain View M E Church last night. Rev. Charles G. Cole delivered the sermon marking the first time such services occurred in a church with ritual work exemplified during the ceremony.
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Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Mountain View M. E
Charles G. Cole
Frank Hawks Out Of Hospital Aims To Resume Flying
Boston June 5 Captain Frank M Hawks the speed flyer who was seriously injured in a Worcester crash nearly two months ago left the hospital today. He played golf and began plans to resume his career in the air bearing permanent scars from the April 7 accident as he prepared to resume flying.
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Boston
Frank M. Hawks
Speed
Worcester
English Rotarian Visitors Advocate Global Cooperation
A dialogue highlights Sir Charles Mander, Wolverton varnish magnate, urging extended war debt moratoriums and free trade. He criticizes U.S. tariffs, praises Rotary for international ties, and calls England and America to act in unity with hands across the sea. Lady Mander accompanies him in tactful, refined hospitality.
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Hoover
Charles
America
Rotary
England
United States
Sam
John Bull
Wolverton
Mander
Republicans to Press Prohibition Resubmission Plank
At Washington discussions on tariff monetary bonus and prohibition led to 15 delegates outlining tentative views. Moses indicated future meetings to seek consensus, while Nicholas Murray Butler announced a vigorous fight for a prohibition repeal resubmission plank at the national convention. Butler warned a roll call could occur if resolutions fail.
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Garfield
Hoover
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Capitol
Borah
Idaho
Moses
Washington
Chicago
Butler
Nicholas
Murray Butler
Congress
Columbia University
Old Guard
Committee On Resolutions
WomanFound Slain In Denver Apartment
Mrs Mildred Poore aged 35 was found dead in her Denver apartment. Coroner reported the cause might be a head injury from a club or possibly a fall as her husband John Poore returned home from work and discovered the body.
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Denver
Colo
U.R
Mildred Poore
B. B. Jaffa
John Poore
Oklahoma Flood Death Toll Rises to Seven in City
The flood that inundated hundreds of low land Oklahoma City homes Friday raised the death toll to seven with the discovery of T. W. Tarkington's body. Authorities searched for Tarkington's 14 year old son, the remaining missing person.
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Oklahoma City
T. W. Tarkington
Tarkington
Walsh Urged for Convention Post in Roosevelt Plan
W W McDowell Montana Democratic chairman says Roosevelt forces in New York expect to nominate Jouett Shouse as permanent chair with Senator Barkley of Kentucky as temporary chair. He notes Senator Walsh is to preside at the 1924 convention, a considered honor, and predicts Roosevelt's nomination by the third ballot and eventual victory.
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Roosevelt
New York
W. W. McDowell
Montana
James A. Farley
Jouett Shouse
Chicago
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Smith
McDowell
Senator Walsh
Madison Square Garden
Walsh
Dern in Race for VP Nomination In Utah Democratic Push
Salt Lake City June 5 George H Dern accepted the likelihood of broad West democrat backing but rejected running for a second Utah governor term to pursue the party’s nomination for vice president. Wyoming and Nevada democrats already support Dern with Colorado Idaho New Mexico Arizona and Montana expected to follow.
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Dern
Salt Lake City
Utah
U.P
George H. Dern
Democratic Party
United States
Wyoming
Nevada
Colorado
Idaho
New Mexico
Arizona
Montana
Lawyer Agrees to Produce Man in Emerald Lake Case
A man accused in a murder case is urged to produce a key witness. Egan’s car, warm from use, was found in a garage near Hallinan’s Emerald lake cottage. Police conduct a state wide search of Emerald lake and adjacent areas while Hallinan delays. Doran says he and Tinnin gained freedom from prison through Egan, who allegedly threatened to return them to prison. Egan is linked to Mrs Hughes' life insurance and her will.
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Egan
Hallinan
Emerald Lake
San Francisco
Here
Doran
Tinnin
Montana Catholic Retreat Call Brings Laity Together
The Rev Monsignor J C Willging invites Montana laity to a two day retreat described as a time for spiritual refreshment and self analysis. A pastoral letter from Montana bishops defines retreat aims as balancing spiritual accounts and gaining perspective away from daily routines.
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J. C. Willging
Immaculate Conception Church
Montana
East
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Helena
Hindenburg plan to quit denied by government spokesman
Berlin reports a government spokesman denied a nationalist sponsored claim that President von Hindenburg would retire in the fall to allow a regency under Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm. The spokesman asserted the president is not thinking of resigning.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Friedrich Wilhelm
Death Probe Ties Egan to Hughes Case in Delayed Inquest
A month long inquiry into Mrs. Hughes death culminated with coroner's jury urging Egan Doran and Tinnin to answer before a tribunal. Egan, once missing, was found in a sanitarium with a nervous breakdown after being linked to the case.
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Egan
Doran
Tinnin
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