Countywide GOP Lead With Local Race Close In Roosevelt County
Roosevelt County leaned Republican in most local races though several contests remained tight. Major figures included Lucy Curran losing the state representative race. Margaret Inglehart winning reelection. and S B Pant defeating J J Gunther for judge. Governor Erickson led Roosevel t County voting while Ward results varied.
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Henry Lowe
Nels Sorbel
Froid
Margaret Inglehart
Besse Honey
S. BE. Pant
J. J. Gunther
Roosevelt County
Sheridan County
Gunther
Daniels County
Women's club and A. L. A. banquent at Sherman hotel
The Wolf Point Women's club and the American Legion Auxiliary will hold a joint banquet at the Sherman hotel next Tuesday evening. Guests include Mrs J H Morrow state Legion Auxiliary president. A bicentennial program marks the 200th anniversary of George Washington's birth. tickets are 65 cents each. A small fire at the Ward 1 polling place was extinguished by residents. coals in ashes ignited Russian thistles and narrowly avoided a larger fire.
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Wolf Point Women’s Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Sherman Hotel
J. H. Morrow
The
Legion Auxiliary
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
George Washington
O. T. Stennes
Coffey's Store Opens Major Sellout With $10,000 Stock
John H. Coffey's Old Reliable store announces a Selling Out sale clearing $10,000 worth of men and boys clothing and shoes. Troxel Sales System reps W. C. Troxey and Lee Short oversee the event, promising fixed low prices as raw materials and overstock profits drop. The display is prominent in The Herald with thousands of reprints planned for distribution, while Coffey guarantees pricing. After five months of public meetings, the Philippine legislature reiterates its demand for independence.
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John H. Coffey
Old Reliable
W. C. Troxey
Lee Short
Miles City
Montana Teachers Aiding Recovery For Next Decade
Frank H. Livingston, superintendent of Wolf Point District 45 and Montana Education Association president, urged Montana educators to seize the coming decade as leaders. He urged morale, service to youth, and proactive engagement, citing historic examples and urging teachers to rise rather than cry amid tough times. The speech framed teachers as prime movers in guiding society through inflation and economic challenges.
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Frank H. Livingston
Wolf Point
Montana Education Society
Great Falls
Living. Ston
Great Falls Tribune
Montana
Frank A. Livingston
Montana Education Association
Association
Mr. Livingston
Alexander
India
Talbot to address grain growers meeting November 18
The Farmers Union announces a mass meeting of grain growers at the Coliseum on Friday evening November 18 at 7 30. Glen Talbot will be the principal speaker. All grain growers and families are invited with a free lunch and entertainment promised.
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The
Farmers Union
Coliseum
Glen Talbot
McCone County Election Totals Reported by The Herald
McCone County results compiled from the Sentinel show party tallies for local offices. Key races include State Senator Kathery BR and Sheriff Harold Bawden with Republican leads, while Auditor and Clerk show cross party competition and several unopposed posts noted.
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McCone County
Thundjeral
Frank P. Leiper
Kathery
John A. Green
Taz
Rejnomer
Stephens
Albert Eb, Dunn
Delbert Fihoads
Jon McNees
Henry
Jesse EB. Tawe
W. B. Garfield
Southside Girl Wins 4-H Prize at Circle Fair
Friends of Mildred Buchholz of Sunnyside 4-H learn she won a $3.50 prize for a complete costume at the Circle 4-H club fair. She has three years in 4-H and has never missed a meeting despite living farthest from the club.
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Mildred Buchholz
Sunnyside
Circle
Auxiliary head to speak at Wolf Point talk on KGCX
Mrs J H Morrow state president of the American Legion Auxiliary will visit Wolf Point next Tuesday and discuss matters on KGCX at 11 35 a m Tuesday.
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J. H. Morrow
American Legion Auxiliary
Wolf Point
KGCX
Political Revolution Shakes Nation in 1932 Victory
Hoover accepts defeat as Franklin D Roosevelt wins a sweeping victory in 1932. The article outlines the transition, potential post election moves, and the broad political shift including a Democratic majority in Congress and repeal debates on Prohibition. It notes Hoover's concession telegram and Roosevelt's incoming New Deal agenda. It also mentions Montana results and the likelihood of Democratic control in both houses.
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Roosevelt
Dem
Congress
Palo Alto
Calif
Herbert Hoover
United States
White House
America
Mr. Hoover
Panama Canal
Linself
Hoover
Test
Stanford
Biltmore
New York
United States of America
Franklin Roosevelt
Senate
House of Representatives
Connecticut
Delaware
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Grand Hotel opens at Liberty Sunday in star studded screen version
After sensational chatter in New York and across North America the MGM adaptation of Vicki Baum’s Grand Hotel premieres at the Liberty Theatre Sunday. Greta Garbo John Barrymore Joan Crawford Wal lace Beery Lionel Barrymore plus Lewis Stone and Jean Hersholt headline a famed cast in a dramatic panorama from the Berlin hotel where love intrigue and tragedy intertwine.
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New York City
United States
Canada
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Allater
Grand Hotel
Liberty Theatre
Vicki Baum
National Theatre
New York
Greta Garbo
Gruvinskaya
John Barrymore
Nobseman
Joan Crawford
Preysing
Wallace Beery
Lionel Barrymore
Kringelein
Lewis Stone
Jean Hersholt
Berlin
Main Street Wolf Point Straw Vote Counts Hoover Roosevelts Lead
The Herald hosted a secret presidential straw poll in Wolf Point with business and professional men, some county officials, and a few non business people voting. 129 ballots were cast with 7 for Hoover 62 for Roosevelt 1 for Norman Thomas, and minor showings for Foster Harvey and others.
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The
Herald
Wolf Point
Montana
Hoover
Roosevelt
Norman Thomas
Foster
Coin” Harvey
Liberty Party
Ye Old Tyme Singers Concert at Presbyterian Church
The Old Tyme Singers will perform at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday November 16 at 5 o clock with singers in old fashioned clothes and other features. Admission is ten cents and lunch will be served in the basement after the program. George Schmidt was in town from Lustre country today.
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Presbyterian Church
Vida Bank Closes Under State Resolution
The First State Bank of Vida is closed and placed under state banking department control with Rodney H. Kurth as liquidating agent. Depositors were promised 20 percent this fall, 30 percent in 1933, and 50 percent in 1934, but plummeting farm prices and loan defaults forced the suspension after years of service to the Vida community.
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Vida Bank
First State Bank of
Vida
State Banking Department
Rodney H. Kurth
Bank
Armistice Day Dance Tonight at Sherman Hotel Palm Room
Armistice Day observance passes quietly with shops opening by choice. The Legion and Auxiliary plan a dance this evening at the Sherman hotel palm room. The Auxiliary awards six prizes from Cedar Heat contents and showcases handiwork pieces at White Jewelry store.
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Legion and Auxiliary
Sherman Hotel
Palm Room
White
Valley County Plays Democratic Sweep With Few Offsets
Junior Baker of Lustre reports in Wolf Point that Valley County elected most of its Democratic ticket while three offices went Republican. Frank J. Mersen remains clerk and recorder, L. G. Fassett wins sheriff, Edith L. Splan elected district court clerk, Ben Olson defeated after running independent.
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Valley Goes
Jr. Baker
Wolf Point
Valley County
Frank J. Mersen
L. G. Fassett
Edith L. Splan
Ben Olson
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Ted Danielsen
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Lucy A. Curran
David S. Nelson
Culbertson
M. P. Trenne
Dolly Cusker
Trenne
Cusker
Nelson
Curran
Calvin Rogers
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T. R. Forbes
J. C. Sullivan
Frank Catt
C. L. Arrivee
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Hazelbaker
Ayers
Leavitt
Governe Erickson
W. C. Adams
Coffey
Philippine
HR. Livingston
Addresses Education Society
G. Talbot
Mccone
Harold Bawden
Mason Knapp
Manley Moline
J. A. Harmon
Chas
Grantley
Homer A. Hoover
Johnn Vestasa
Olaf I. Wahl
Sylvester Dwyer
Ethel Starner
Edith Mahlstedt
Noel B. Banks
Mas Sar
F. B. Sulivan
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Victor
F. D. Roosevelt
House
Washington
Scott Leavitt
Wyatt
Alizabeth Treland
A. Hazelbaker
Mostana
Kew
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Main Street
YE Old Tyme Singers
George Schmidt
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