Forger Dan Morrissey Arrested in Seattle on Extradition
Dan J Morrissey alias James B Kenyon, described as a clever forger, was arrested in Seattle after escaping from Sheriff Duggan while en route to Butte 13 months ago. He is wanted in several Montana cities for forgeries and will waive extradition. His wife accompanied him on the prior trip.
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Harding Warns of Menaces to Be Suppressed at Homecoming
President Harding told a Marion crowd that menaces must be suppressed by the government pending public opinion, praising loyalty to the constitution and law. He touched on prohibition and the eighteenth amendment while recounting Marion’s centennial year and his own early life. General Pershing and Dawes also spoke, with Crissinger and Christian adding remarks.
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George B. Christian
Marion Star
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the Star
Planes for Front Leave Croydon for Dublin Line
Several fighter aircraft marked with the Irish Free State tricolor circles flew from Croydon today for the Dublin front. Pilots were part of Free State forces, according to the Evening News.
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Croydon
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Great Northern men offer services if emergency arises
In Great Falls on July 4, wrecking crews now on strike declared they will volunteer to help the railway in a wreck or blocked main line endangering the public. The crafts executive board of six unions met Tuesday and announced plans to picket the shops and urge nonunion workers not be employed, while denying any intent of violence.
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Nine in overturned car narrowly escape death near Ramsay
A turtled car carrying seven adults and two babies rolled over on the Butte Anaconda highway near Ramsay. Nine occupants suffered injuries from broken arms and ribs to bruises, while the driver Henry Herkkala and others escaped serious harm. Surgeons treated injuries at the scene and all were later taken home.
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Butte-Anaconda Highway
Kinnari
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East Broadway
Aili Kinnari
John
Henry Herkkala
John Hill
Laukkanun
Gregson
Ramsay
Herkkkala
Butte
Herkkala
Craven
Hughes outlines aims in American education
Secretary Hughes told the National Education Association that democracy rests on an intelligent, cultured people and equal educational opportunity. He praised expanding higher education while warning against mixed standards, saying democracy needs more than bread and must keep doors of hope open for workers to rise.
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Boston
Hughes
National Education Association
Suspect Held For Million Dollar Mail Truck Robbery
New York July 4 The fourth arrest in two days was made in connection with last year’s sensational hold up of the mail truck on Lower Broadway. Securities valued at more than $1,000,000 were stolen. The prisoner gave the name John Serville and was taken at a Rockaway hotel on information from a precinct patrolman.
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New York
Lower Broadway
John Serville
Rockaway
Deathbed plea after baby shooting by former husband
Mrs. Fred Holmquist lay critically ill in Columbia hospital hours after her former husband Axel Holmquist shot their baby boy. She told a Standard reporter I want to live and asked why he did it as death crept over her.
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Columbia Hospital
Anna
Murray Hospital
Roundup Ends in Blaze of Glory at Deer Lodge Frontier
The three day frontier celebration drew thousands to Deer Lodge as managers Rick Ringling and R. T. Work earned praise for producing perhaps Montana’s best roundup. Riders faced tough horses and a former cowboy, Gregory, who rode while serving a sentence, adding drama to the final events.
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R. T. Work
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Coates
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Two Die in Auto Crash Near Ballaston Spa
A man and a woman were killed and 13 others seriously injured when a Hudson valley train crashed into a truck filled with holiday picnickers near Ballaston Spa. The injured were taken to Saratoga Springs hospital.
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Saratoga Springs
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Hudson Valley
Ballaston Spa
Saratoga Springs Hospital
Jewell Attacks Labor Board Over Outlawed Status
B M Jewell head of the AFL railway employee department says the labor board has outlawed itself by declaring shopcrafts outside its jurisdiction. He charges the board aims to exclude employee organizations, weakening mediation duties while urging a wage and conditions talks with carriers.
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American Federation of Labor
Jewell
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Chicago
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Japanese Voice Friendship for U S at Kato Luncheon
Premier Kato hosts Edwin Denby and Annapolis class of 1881 members at a luncheon marking the U S Japan friendship. Denby and Warren join Asiatic fleet officers and Japanese officials in a cordial reception with Kato praising the visit’s significance and shared commitments.
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Washington
Charles Beecher Warren
Joseph Strauss
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