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WASHINGTON, Sept. 27 (by Asso
ciated Press).—Senator Myers, Demo
crat, of Montana in a statement here j
today declared that the Non-partisan:
League had taken over the Democratic j
party primary nominations in Montana i
and he urged all Democrats to support'
the Republican state congressional j
ticket for all nominees except that of j
the attorney general.
Continuing, Senator Myers asserted
his opinion that “there was no reason
why the Democratic party in Montana
should be swallowed up by a hybrid
combination of radicals and revolu
tionaries bent on its ruination and no
reason why the Democratic party had
to swallow their nondescript ticket,”
w’hich Myers declared he refused to do.
TWO CHILD
EVERRETT. Wash., Sept. 17 (by
Associated Press).—Two small chil
dren were burned to death here when
the home of Joseph Cully was burned.
The third child, a baby of three months
was severely injured. The accident
occurred while the parents were away
from the house.
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INSTANTLY KILLED ON
WASHINGTON SPEEDWAY
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YAKIMA, Wash., Sept. 27 (by Asso
ciated Press).—Robert N. Colbert was
instantly killed on the speedway of the
state fair grounds today when his car
which was running at high speed left
the track and plunged several yards
into a ditch.
RADICALS ARE
ROUNDED UP
IN CHICAGO
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CHICAGO,, Sept. 27 (by Associated
Press).—“Witty” Schachman, former
secretary to Nikolai Lenine, was arres
ted in a raid here by the “bomb squad”
in Communist headquarters. Several
hundred radicals were captured in the
raid and jailed.
It is reported that radicals taken by
the police were working for the inter
ests of the Russian government in this
city.
Anarchistic pamphlets and litera
ture of every description was also
secured.
GREELEY, Colo.. Sept. 27 (by Asso
ciated Press).—Governor Cox made
a speech here from the rear platform
of his special train in which he de
clared he was opposed to the man
date in Armenia, asserting the Demo
cratic platform was opposed to the
mandate and that he stood firmly by
the platform.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27 (by As
sociated Press)—A thousand veterans)
of the ninety-first division gathered;
here Saturday to celebrate the an
niversary of the battle of Argonne For
est, the occassion being the Annual Re
union of the Southwest Association.
CELEBRATE IN SEATTLE
SEATTLE, Wash., Sept. 27 (by As
sociated Press).—The annual reunion
of the Northwest Association, with
veterans of the ninety-first was held
here Saturday in honor of the anni
versary of the battle of Argonne For
ect. W. E. Coyle, winner of the #
S. C. was the toast master and made
the welcoming address.
SENHARDING !S
APPLAUDED BY
LARGECR )
ON BOARD SPECIAL TRAIN, Sept.
27 (bv Associated Press).—Senator
Harding traveling eastward on his sec
ond speaking campaign was cheered
by thousands at towns in Pennsylvan
ia through which the train passed.
He expects to arrive at Baltimore, Md.
this afternoon where he is slated for
a speech.
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