Treasury expands border patrol to curb smuggling and rum running
Treasury officials announce a broad enhancement of border protection from Maine to the Pacific including Detroit river and Buffalo zones. Collector Ferguson may add 30 to 50 men and use automobiles and power boats as needed with no predetermined force limit, funded by anticipated cattle and agricultural taxes.
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Washington
Treasury
Canadian
Atlantic
Pacific
Maine
Buffalo
Great Lakes
Detroit
Ferguson
Detroit River
Act
Tex
Agricul
Forest blaze traps two miners underground near Wallace
Vic Peila and Frank Carlson of Wallace escaped suffocation after a Lake Gulch forest fire reached a mine tunnel 1000 feet underground. The blaze also burned a cabin at Wallace Group Mining property and threatened surface workings of Galena Mining. Firefighters gained entry after more than an hour. The fire, of unknown origin, spread through timber, forcing nearby towns Taft and Saltese to monitor.
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Associated Press
Wallace
Vic Peila
Frank Carlson
Lake Gulch
Here
Wallace Group Mining Company
Galena Mining Company
Wriday
Taft
Saltese
Mont
Pine Creek
North Fork
Saint Christina’s Body Arrives for First U S Saint Resting Place
The body of St Christina the Virgin, granted by the pope to Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland, arrived in New York aboard the Homeric. It will be sent to Cleveland to lie in the cathedral, honoring the bishop’s work on the Rome catacombs restoration.
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Associated Press
New York
St. Christina
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
Rome
Benedict XIV
Starvation Crisis Hits Clonmel Ireland Amid Unrest
In Clonmel Ireland two children died of starvation as relief lagged and unemployment rose. The Clonmel corporation urged the Free State government for loans to fund housing and works while the mayor condemned tales of woe and called for aid for hundreds unemployed with little support.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Clonmel
Tipperary
Clonmel Corporation
Ryan
Corporation
Free State
Ireland
Clonme
Cinderella's dream ends as Browning blocks fortune claim
Edward W Browning millionaire real estate operator repudiates Mary Louise Spas adopted this week after a Queens conference. He vows to null the adoption and bar any property rights while the girl is placed in a approved home following a suicide attempt. Evidence will be shown to Surrogate Noble next Tuesday.
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Mary Spns
Associated New York
Edward W. Browding
Mary Louise Spas
Queens
Browning
Francis Dale
Mary Louise
Mr. Browning
Newcombe
Public Welfare
Sane
Daniel Noble
Thirteen Children Drown At Boulogne Beach
At Boulogne a group of 13 children aged 5 to 14 drowned when a surge washed them from the shore at Harde Lot beach. Five others remain missing as bodies are brought to a nearby chapel.
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Associated Press
Boulogne
Hardelot
Here
Ku Klux Klan Parade in Washington Reported Under Rain
Thousands in white robes marched through Washington from the Capitol to the Treasury in a three hour procession. Officials disputed crowd size, with estimates ranging from 30,000 to 66,000, ending at the memorial grounds despite a rainstorm.
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Washington
Ku Klux Klan
National Capital
Washington Monument
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Fressury
Policee
Daring Bandits Steam Air Mail Job In Busy Street
In San Francisco late today six men in an automobile halted a United States mail truck on Market Street and transferred eight air mail pouches from the East before fleeing into traffic. Authorities believe two registered pouches were among the loot. plate numbers were stolen. Driver M. M. Rieger was questioned as investigators pursued leads.
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Associated
Ban Francisco
United States
Market Street
M. M. Rieger
Wandering Husband Returns After 33 Years
William Rutherford came home to Pine Grove Colorado after abandoning his wife and six children in 1892. He had not been seen for decades, leaving his family in ignorance. Now elderly and frail, he resumes life at the ranch with his wife, who is an invalid, continuing their life from years past.
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Associated Press
Pine Grove
Col
William Rutherford
Rutherford
Anaconda Wins Kiwanis District Convention Title
A. G. Luedeman of Deer Lodge was elected Montana Kiwanis district governor with Marion Dietrich Billings and J. W. Koehler Helena named lieutenant governors. Eighteen clubs and 837 attendees participated as Anaconda was chosen as next convention city and the meeting adjourned after two days.
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A. G. Luedeman
Deer Lodge
Montana
Helena
Associated Press
Kiwanis International
Marion Dietrich
Billings
J. W. Koehler
Anaconda
District Board of Trustees
Ggance
Dan
Heyfron
Charles A
Lewistown
Congress
Jonn H. Moss
Shrine Temple
Father after murdered son's clothes to get new position
In Chicago an aged father, Jacob Maurer, seeks to reclaim the clothing of his son Joseph Maurer, the drug clerk slain in a holdup. Maurer claims he needs the garments to appear properly dressed for a new job, saying he’s been ill and out of work since his son’s death in 1924.
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Chicago
Russell T. Scott
Chester Insane Asylum
Scott
Jacob Maurer
Joseph Maurer
Oneone
The Most Dangerous Woman in Europe Zita Hopes
Central Press Paris dispatch portrays former empress Zita of Austria Hungary as the danger to Europe. It cites her drive to regain the Hungarian throne for her son Otto while regent Horthy holds power. The piece links her to renewed Balkan tensions and a potential new war.
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Zita
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Balkan
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Europe
Lequeice
Spain
Otto
Admiral Horthy
Budapest
Horthy
Body Identified as Barbe in California Case
A charred body found near a Pacific Cellulose plant is tentatively identified by three people as Gilbert Warren Barbe an itinerant laborer and evangelist authorities caution the identification may not be conclusive Contra Costa District Attorney A B Tinning notes uncertainty though Cecil Barker Placerville Cal Barbe’s close friend and undertaker supports the identification
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Associated Seas
Martinez
Cal
Henry Schwartz
Contra Costa
Bay District
Tre
Pacific Cellulose Company
Gilbert Warren Barbe
Barbe
A. B. Tinning
Contra Costa County
Cecil Barker
Placerville
French aviators set world nonstop flight record
In Etampes France Brouhin and Landry established a new world record by flying 4100 kilometers without a stop. They remained airborne at 10 pm with seven hours of fuel remaining and drew large crowds near Etampes Chartres and surrounding hills as spectators from America joined the chase.
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Etampese
France
Hibernians of State to Hold Convention in Butte
The twenty first biennial state convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the ladies auxiliary opens in Centerville with delegates arriving from across Montana. Mass at St Josephs Church, sessions at Hibernia hall, and a banquet at the New Finlen hotel mark the two day program.
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Hibernians
Butte
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Ladies
Hibernia Hall
Centerville
Montane
New
Finlen Hovel
St. Joseph’s Church
Michael McCormack
Father T. Moroney
Mamie Lanspes
Ladies Auxiliary
Mary Leahy
N Finien
J. Brown
Q. H
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U.S
San Francisco
Kiwanis
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