Republicans Take Lead In Maine Election Run
Returns from Maine show Republican Senator White leading Democrat Brann in the Senate race as early results from 443 of 633 precincts favor White by about 6 000 votes. Barrows leads Dubord for Governor with 51 276 to 34 747 in 280 precincts.
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Spanish City
White
Bilbao
U.S. Senate
Portland
U. S
Brann
Dubord
Barrows
Dubar
Wallace H. White Jr
Senate
Louis J. Brann
Lewis
F. Harold Dubord
Congress
Hamlin
Oliver
McLean
Smith
Leckemsy
Rogers
Third
Mabee
Brewster
Alf M Landon
Rockland
Hallowell
Augusta
Waterville
Hitler Warns Bolshevists as New German Army Stands Ready
Reichsfuhrer Adolf Hitler defied democracies and warned Bolshevists against Germany. He proclaimed a new German army stood at Germanys door and claimed 99 percent of the people supported his government in opposition to democracy. The broadcast from Nurnberg dated Sept 14 reported his call to Bolshevists and his challenge to the democracies.
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Germany
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Adolf Hitler
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Atlantic Flyers Crash Near Newfoundland Rescue Flight
News wire dispatches report Harry Richman and Dick Merrill crash landing in a bog on return from England to New York after fuel exhaustion. They escaped with minor injuries amid a foggy Newfoundland coast search for a safe landing site. Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, Eastern Airlines manager, noted a telegram from Merrill reporting damage after the forced landing.
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N. J
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern Airlines
Boston
Harry Richman
Dick Merrill
Newfoundland
ST. Johns
Wales
England
New York
Richman
Merrill
Carmanville
Musgrave Harbor
Eastern Air Lines
Rebels Turn to Madrid as Bilbao Port Warned Mined
Washington reports 15 U.S. citizens and diplomats fled Bilbao aboard the U S S Kane after rebel headquarters warned of mines at Santander and Bilbao. Consul Chapman and family accompanied by a Vice Consul and his wife left as Hull ordered immediate departure.
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U.P
United States
Bilbao
Kane
Emanual J. Codoner
Department
Cordell Hull
Insurgents Shift Focus to Madrid From Basque Front
In Spain General Emilio Mola redirected forces toward Madrid as San Sebastian falls behind him. Reports say fresh troops move from Morocco to the Madrid front while northern fronts settle, with experts predicting a three weeks to three months reorganization before the push.
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San Sebastian
Emilio Mola
Madrid
Iran
Mola
Morocco
Western range improvement program starts immediately
Berkeley Calif Sept 14 The AAA regional office announced an immediate start for a Western range improvement program allowing stockmen in 13 states to receive payments for range building practices. States include Arizona California Colorado Kansas Montana Nevada New Mexico North Dakota Oregon Utah Washington and Wyoming.
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Calif
AAA
Arizona
California
Colorado
Kansas
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Four Days Left to Register as Legal Voter
John Holland announced the general election is Nov 3 and registration tops 25 722 with daily filings. The clerk's office will stay open until 8 pm from tonight through Thursday to help those who have not yet registered or did not vote last election re register before the 5 pm Friday deadline.
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Ys and
Recorder
Holland
Revenge motive for Marter Ot College worker
In Ithaca New York on September 14 Harry L Jeffery a Varna former janitor at Cornell University killed Viola Elver a 40 year old in an animal husbandry building office and then fatally shot himself. Police say he carried out a planned revenge scheme and was stopped from harming others when found in a shower during a campus tour.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Harry L. Jeffery
Varna
Cornell University
Viola Elver
F. B. Morrison
Jeffery
Madeline Bower
Ruth Howe
Raymond Miller
Miss Elver
Cornell
Landon greeted by large Albany crowd on eastern tour
Governor Alf M Landon was welcomed by the largest crowd of his eastern tour in Albany New York the capital of the president's home state as he rode the Landon train en route to Topeka Kansas on September 14.
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Landon
Topeka
Kans
Alf M. Landon
Albany
N. Y
Trustees Order Chairs Bought For Ochool
The board of trustees of School District No. 1 bought 769 steel folding chairs from Shiner Furniture Co. at $1.80 each and 90 library chairs from C P Sudweeks Spokane at $3.32, plus 36 kindergarten chairs from Sudweeks at $3.23 and 52 steel tablet arm chairs from Sudweeks at $4.20. Mrs. Bertha N Johnston of Butte was appointed school nurse at a salary of $150 per month. All bids on 36 intermediate chairs were rejected.
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Board of Trustees
Bertha N. Johnston
Butte
Johnston
Ree
Shiner Furniture Company
C. P. Sudweeks
Spokane
Montana Forecast: Partly Cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday
Montana weather outlook calls for partly cloudy skies on Tuesday and Wednesday with little change in temperatures. Local readers are advised to plan outdoor activities accordingly.
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Montana
Knox Reasserts Insurance Endangered By New Deal Policies
Col Frank Knox Republican VP nominee discards most of a prepared speech to renew the claim that life insurance and savings accounts are endangered by the administration s fiscal policies. He ties this to an announcement that life insurance officials will meet in Washington.
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KNOX
Helena
Frank Knox
Washington
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Prehistoric Bones Found by Road Repairers on Feeley Hill
Road crew in Montana unearthed small bones and teeth about 20 feet down on Feeley hill, 15 miles from Butte. Charles Eiman reported the discovery to the state highway commission, which informed the Montana School of Mines. Professor E B Perry will study the find, with possible transfer to New York for analysis.
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Butte
State Highway Commission
Charles Eiman
Commission
Greater
University of Mon
New York
Highway Commission
Roosevelt to Convene White House Insurance Conference
Washington Sept. 14 President Roosevelt called a conference of insurance company executives at the White House with unclear purpose fueling speculation. Stephen T Early said the memorandum on the subject was drafted Aug. 24 and Knox’s Sept. 5 speech prompted discussions. Officials expect industry comparisons of financial status now and in 1923.
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Roosevelt
White House
Stephen T. Early
Frank Knox
Knox
New Deal
New York
Hope Fades for Flyers' Safety in Canada Search
Edmonton dispatch reports hope dimmed for Flight Lieutenant Sheldon Coleman and Aircraftsman J Forty missing since August 17 after a gas drum and a dated message from their plane were found. The drum was recovered at Lac De Gras near Fort Reliance with a note saying they had one hour of fuel and were flying south for 35 minutes.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Sheldon Coleman
J. Forty
Lac de Gras
Fort Reliance
Winter Weather Nips City As Blizzard Hits Elk Park
Winter edged closer to Butte as blizzards churned Elk Park highway and snow piled on Highland mountains. Subfreezing to near 40 degree highs, 0.1 inch precipitation, and reports of a near whiteout from Boulder resident William Smith as he drove toward Mining City. County surveyor Jack Healy notes continued weather impacts.
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Butte
Elk Park
Highland
William Smith
Boulder
Governor Holt Names 12-Member Montana Water Advisory Panel
Governor Elmer Holt announced plans to appoint a 12 member advisory committee representing every region of Montana to speed up and coordinate the state water conservation program. The panel’s personnel will be announced after responses from those invited, and it will convene in Helena on September 21 in the ex executive chambers at the capitol.
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Helena
Elmer Holt
Capitol
Holt
Dilley Blamed in Death of Glen Murphy Miner
Coroner’s jury found Glenn Dilley responsible for the injuries that killed 47 year old miner James Murphy last Tuesday after he was beaten at 721 Utah Avenue. Murphy died 11 hours after police took him to the hospital. Dilley, jailed, declined to testify as the coroner's inquest continued under Coroner M F Duff with N A Rotering handling the state.
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James Murphy
Glenn Dilley
Murphy
Utah Avenue
Dilley
M. F. Duff
N. A. Rotering
Elmer Carruthers
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