Tragedy strikes Harding Western tour in Colorado
Sumner Curtis representative of the Republican National Committee was killed when the car he rode in left the Bear Creek canyon near Denver. Donald A. Craig of the New York Herald and Thomas F. Dawson AP veteran were injured. Tommie Fresich died en route to hospital. President Harding, briefed at Lookout Mountain, canceled evening engagements and planned to speak next day.
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Bear Creek Canyon
Denver
Colo
Associated Press
Harding
Republican National Committee
Donald A. Craig
New York Herald
Weaver
Mr. Curtie
Ase & Heews
Tommie Fresich
Great Western Sugar Company
Dawson Rojared
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Thomas F. Dawson
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Ile
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Denver Press Club
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Looking Glass
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Army General Hospital
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League of Nations
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University of Denver
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Ogden
Utah
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Catholic Sisters of Mercy
Pueblo
Calo
Weather Forecast Denver New Mexico Arizona June 24
Denver report notes twenty four hour conditions ending 6 pm yesterday from the university. Fair for New Mexico Monday unsettled central portion cooler north and east Tuesday. Arizona Monday and Tuesday fair with temperature change. Highs around 63 to 66 and humidity varied. Partly cloudy with light winds.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Miss Isabel Eckles to Receive Honorary Degree July 24
Special to The Journal Silver City June 24 Miss Isabel Eckles state superintendent of schools will receive the honorary Master of Arts degree at the summer school commencement of the State Teachers' college on July 24. Eckles is a graduate of Teachers' college and was dean and registrar there before her election. A large July class includes twelve seeking the A B A degree nine for the M T d and seventeen for the B Ph with twenty two pursuing the high school diploma.
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Silver City
Isabel Eckles
Atate
State Teachers’ College
Ecklea
Teachers’ College
Miss Hickey to Talk to Varsity Students
Miew Ethel Hickey of Ko share Tours will address the university assembly at 11 30 this morning on Seeing New Mexico Knowingly. She will discuss the races in New Mexico and their relation to archaeology and related subjects.
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Miew
Ethel Hickey
Koshare Tours
New Mexico
Pecklo and Dundee Leave Albuquerque for Denver and L.A.
A. F. Pecklo former manager of Dick Dundee and Woods Dund ee bout promoter left Albuquerque Saturday night for Denver where he may locate Dundee plans to depart for Los Angeles within a couple of days He says he will quit the first game but is undecided on the exact action.
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A.F. Peckle
Dick Dundee
Woods-Dundee
Denver
Dundee
Los Angeles
Senator-Elect Ralston Bages World Tribunal
New Castle Indiana June 24. Senator-elect Samuel M Ralston condemned US aloofness and refusals to fund war prevention. He spoke at Memorial park dedication praising the world court and urged impartial support for the League of Nations. He criticized Beveridge for opposing the international court and noted Roosevelt favored a world court in 1915.
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Ind
United States
Samuel M. Ralston
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International Court
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Heveridge
Indiana
Bein
Washington
League of Nations
World Court
Great Britain
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Brillant
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Beveridge
Colonies
Two Tornadoes Strike Minnesota Causing Heavy Damage
Two small tornadoes hit Breckenridge Minnesota and nearby towns causing heavy damage. The first tornado struck at noon tearing off the roof of the gym at the United States Indian school and unroofing several houses. Reports say Dwight Aber Crombie and Wilberton were partly destroyed and all wires are down to Fargo.
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Breckenridge
Minn
United States Indian School
Dwight
Abercrombie
N. D
Wilberton
Fargo
Boy Killed as Wall Falls on Merich Cabin Tear Down
In Butte Montana on June 4 George Merich age 10 was killed instantly when a wall collapsed on him during the demolition of a log house. Louis Merich, the boy’s father, was tearing down the cabin to salvage the logs for fuel.
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Poy
Butte
Mont
George Merich
Louis Merich
Merich
Santa Fe Caseys Run Past Madrid in Easy Win
Santa Fe Caseys defeated Madrid 9 to 1 in Santa Fe today. Dal rimple opened the sixth with a single, Hereing walked, Emil Griephan issued a rare walk, Armijo drove to center and Canéva added the late scoring. Batteries: Caseys Griephan Griego Madrid Lucero Donald.
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Madrid
Santa Fe Caseyos
Dalrimple
Hereing
Emil Griephan
Armijo
Canéva
Caseys
Griephan
Griego
Lucero
Donald
Alaska Special Social List Caps Off Alaska Trip
President Harding leads a bustling Alaskan party with a large official contingent and many close associates. The guest tally includes Mrs. Harding, Secretaries Work Wallace Hoover Christian and others, plus aides, physicians, and senior officers, making a sociable White House style gathering.
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Joneliness
Social Register
Washington White House
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Marding
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Hoover
Christian
Gillette
Admiral Rodman
C. F. Sawyer
Sawyer
Malcolm Jennings
Frank Wieler
Mra. Christian
Dempsey Works Out In Rain For Title Defense
Great Falls Mont June 24 A heavy rainstorm sent Jack Dempsey to an indoor gym where he marked his 28th birthday with a fast ten round sparring session for the July 4 title defense against Tommy Gibbons. He trained with six light heavyweights and a welterweight, maintaining top speed and sharp punches.
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Great Falls
Mont
Associated Press
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Shelby
Yack Parke
Harry Draake
Bill Woilpin
Dempsey
Burke
Pittsbrgher
Draake
Burke Crawlieg
Wotlpin
Appleton
Wis
Wole
Colorado Springs Youth Drowned in Mountain Lake
Merledones, 17, of Colorado Springs was drowned in a mountain lake in Ute Pass between Cascade and Pikes Peak area after ignoring warning from his brother in law Lee Thiebold. A pulmotor arrived but resuscitation failed.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Merledones
Cascade
Teeen Mountain Walls
Ute Pass
Lee Thiebold
Failure of Two Stock Exchanges Hits Money Markets
Speculators seize on news of two exchange failures to spread rumors and rattle money markets. Investors monitor bids, prices, and policy responses as traders reassess risk and liquidity amid unsettled confidence.
Steel production holds up as loadings exceed one million cars weekly
The piece notes that steel output remains strong with loadings surpassing one million cars per week, a remarkable figure for the season. It contrasts transient market unease caused by the failure of two old stock exchange houses with a solid domestic banking and brokerage position, promising stability despite the rumours.
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New York
Associated Press
Gibbons Spars with Three Foes Ahead of Title Bout
In Shelby on June 24 the S J Paul challenger Tom Gibbons fought a two round session with Jimmy Delaney Tillie Herman and George Manley. Herman bled from a split lip while Delaney showed resilience and Gibbons used feints to gain the upper hand. A later police raid at a dance hall yielded seven staff and the proprietor as state officers found beer and released them on bond.
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Mont
Associated Press
Tom Gibbons
S J. Paul
Jimmy Delaney
Tillie
Kid Herman
George Manley
Herman
Gibbons
Dia Delaney
Manley
First Lady Hands Each Man a Flower at Hospital
President Harding vows everlastingly at it to secure full justice for veterans as Mrs. Harding visits sick soldiers, handing each cot a flower. The trip includes church services, a Denver welcome, and plans for speeches on law enforcement before heading to Cheyenne.
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Associated Press
Harding
Army
General Hospital
United States
United States. “But,” Mr. Harding
Mrs. Harding
Lawrence C. Phipps
Colorado
Weat Coast
Alaszka
Middle West
Sweet
Phipps
Adams
Stapleton
Washington
Cheyenne
Wyo
Kansas Wheat Field
Hutchinson
Gibson Beats Grays In Hard Fought Gallup Game
The Gamerco baseball club defeated the Albuquerque Grays 6 to 4 in Gallup New Mexico before the largest crowd in local baseball history. The game stayed tense to the final out in the ninth inning with Grays and Gibson finishing with 12 and 2 hits respectively. Batteries Weiss and Ervin for Grays and McKanna and Wilson for Gibson.
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Grays
Journal
Gallup
N. M
Gamerco Baseball Club
Albuquerque Grays
Ra. HH
Chaya
Weiss
Ervin
McKanna
Wilson
Religion and liberty in Harding’s Colorado Springs talk
President Harding urges maintenance of religious liberty alongside civil and human liberty in a Sabbath address at Colorado Springs. He advocates Christ like brotherhood, world peace, and cautions against material drift as Europe and the world face tension and war’s aftermath. He supports international involvement like a World Court to uplift humanity.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Associated Press
Harding
Christian
Nazareth
America
United States
Republic
Europe
Four Trans Atlantic Liners Arrive Quarantine With Liquor
Four trans Atlantic liners reach quarantine today with large liquor stocks under seal. The Cedric from Liverpool shows 7931 bottles of ale and stout 1158 gallons of wine 60 gallons of spirits 656 gallons of liqueurs and cordials. The Caronia lists 8116 bottles of ale and stout 48 gallons of wine 47 gallons of spirits and 28 gallons of wine 4 gallons of spirits for medical stores. The Providence from Marseilles shipped 167640 bottles of wine 70 bottles of cognac and rum 9 bottles of whisky and gin 333 bottles of champagne 214 bales of liqueurs and 30 barrels of beer. Conte Verdi’s wine and liquor stock not stated but said locked under ship surgeon care.
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White Star
Cedric Iren
Liverpool
Cunard
Caronia
Providence
Marseilles
Conteverdi
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