Northwest poised for record year says railroad president
H E Byram president of the (., M. & St. P. railroad, while in Butte, predicted a banner year for the Northwest. He cited improving crops from Chicago to the coast, strong live stock conditions, and better hay and grass lands. He noted the Gallatin gateway opening and rising travel to Yellowstone Park as signs of regional prosperity.
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Northwest
H. E. Byram
M. & St. P. Railroad
Butte
Chicago
Gallatin Gateway
Mr. Byram
Byram
Yellowstone Park
Mysterious murder of St. Paul women baffling police
Two women, Sadie Bell Dubois and Anne Greenville, were found slain in an apartment in St. Paul. Police said the deaths occurred over 12 hours earlier and appeared baffling with no clear motive. Friends Hutchinson and taxi driver Beak found the bodies. evidence suggested robbery was not the motive.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Sadie Bell
Teddy) Dubois
Anne Greenville
Charles M. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Daring Flights Spark Interest in Air Projects
Paris headlines tout flotillas in the air as stories of daring flights captivate the public. Le vine is expected to return with a French pilot at the Stick, stirring excitement over aerial ventures and possible new collaborations.
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Paris
Levine
Plan Long Jump 10 Congo July 6 Public interest in aviation grows
Public interest in transatlantic flight rises as aviators spark global fascination. Reports recount Brussels to Belgian Congo non stop flight dreams, Byrd expeditions, and a dramatic scene at Hotel des Invalides where French war veterans meet Byrd and his crew. Captain Legendre, paralyzed from Verdun, walks with American aid and views Napoleon’s tomb for the first time since 1918.
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Europe
Charles Levine
Brussels
Belgian Congo
Sahara
Byrd
South Pole
Hotel Des Invalides
France
Charles Legendre
Tho
Ers
Neville
Napoleon
Legendre
Verdun
John Drew Near Death As Illness Persists
San Francisco July 6 John Drew 73 veteran actor remains gravely ill since May 31 with Dr Lawrence stating he may live until morning though condition is critical. Drew’s daughter son in law Jack Devereaux and nephew John Barrymore stay by his bedside with his mind clear and nourishment light.
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SAN_ FRANCISCO
John Drew
Lawrence
Reform of House of Lords Appears To Be Dropped
London July 6 Associated Press reports Prime Minister Baldwin described the Lords reform plan as a basis for discussion and criticism. Observers believe reform may be dropped for now as Labour Liberals and Conservatives questioned the government. Ramsay MacDonald led a failed motion of censure while Lloyd George urged leaving the system as is.
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House OF Lords
Associated Press
London
House of Commons
Baldwin
Lords
Great Britain
Lord Birkenhead
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
John Buchan
Thehouse
Lloyd George
Ubera
Licya George
Coolidge to Meet Sheffield on Mexico Ties in Rapid City
Rapid City July 6 President Coolidge prepares to host Mexican Ambassador Sheffield at the summer White House to review two years of Mexico relations. The talks will focus on the oil and land law dispute and the recent pledge to protect American property, with Sheffield’s future in Mexico also on the agenda. The visit follows Sheffield’s Yale commencement trip and precedes a possible decision on his posting.
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Rapid City
Mexico
Coolidge
Sheffield
White House
New York
Fas Haa
Yale Comencement
Kelloes
Sheteld
Godare Cameo
Charles W. Barton
Sheridan
Wye
Ralph Euler
Pittsburg
Sariker
la Platte
8.D
County Budgets Show Heavy Burden From Law Enforcement and Poor Care
County departments seek 982 282 94 for current year's operation with nearly half aimed at law enforcement and poor relief. Commissioners will decide final total though requests exceed last year's by a wide margin. Noted that 179 497 is for law enforcement and 269 550 for related welfare duties.
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Beneaucea
Progress on Harrison paving contract referred to committee
The city progressed on the proposal to pave Harrison Street with Bitulithic and the question of awarding the contract to J. C. Maguire was referred to the committee of the whole for review and further action.
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Harrison
J. C. Maguire
Committee of Whole
County agrees to fund Harrison avenue repaving plan
County commissioners approve a $15,000 match to the city and consider paying for bitulithic paving on Harrison Avenue from Grand to Harvard. The council also refers the Maguire bid of 29,742 to the whole for action while offering to cover half the cost and limit heavy trucks on the route. Mayor Beadle notes the truck restriction provision and county officials favor moving ahead with the repair project.
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Harrison Avenue
Grand
Harvard
Tod
C. Maguire
Wilkin
Maguire
Beadle
Wilkinson
Flogging Victim Says Professor Helped Beat Her
Mrs Ansley Bowers testified in Stephens County Superior Court that W G Acree principal of Stephens County High School and Baptist leader helped whip her on June 12 over alleged immorality and failure to attend church. Acree and four others were indicted. trials to be held separately with additional charges pending including assault with intent to murder and riot.
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Toccoa
Lloyd
Acree
Gialo Baptist Association
Juhray Pardoned by Gov Erickson for Gibson killing
In Helena on July G Anderson, Juhray Assad Juhray, convicted in Silver Bow county in 1920 for the Hugh T Gibson murder, who was sentenced to hang and then commuted to life, was pardoned by Gov Erickson pending state board approval. The report also notes Tom Heim and Hazel Moore, convicted in Yellowstone county on drug charges.
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Assad Juhray
Butte
Dixon
Erickson
Hugh Gibson
Ieee Eatin E
Helena
G. “Assad Juhray
Silver Bow County
Hugh ‘T. Gibson
Sen‘tenced
State Board of Pardons
Tom Heim
Yellowstone County
Hazel Moore
Plane joy-riders die in Ohio river crash
An unauthorized flight from Shank airport near Huntington ends in the Ohio River, killing pilot Walter Sheppard of Huntington and passenger John Morgan of Pliny, West Virginia. Officials say Sheppard was not authorized to take the plane.
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Huntington
W.va
Amaeur Air
Walter 8
Sheppard
John P. Morgan
Pliny
W. Va
Shank
Ohio River
Japanese Decide to Back U S Plan for 250000 Ton Limit
Delegates abruptly endorse the American backed proposal to limit shipments to 250000 tons, hastening the climactic phase of negotiations. The sudden decision signals a decisive shift in the talks and raises expectations for a quicker resolution among participating nations.
Britain resists cruiser tonnage cut at Geneva talks
At Geneva the Anglo American crux on cruiser tonnage grows tense as Britain proposes maintaining caps around 600 000 tons while pressing for allies to back the plan. W C Bridgeman signals Britain deems 600 000 tons justifiable, complicating the tripartite conference and risk of impasse.
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Great Britain
Japan
United States
Britain
Naval Tug Seeks to Recover Body of Ocean Flier
Honolulu July 6 The naval tug Sunnadin was sent to the ocean area off Fort De Russy to recover the body of Lieut Charles Williams who plunged into the sea while aloft with Lieut Lester Maitland and Albert Hegenberger. The tragedy marred Hawaii's farewell to the two aviators who had flown from Oakland last week. The search covers a deep area as the Sunnadin undertakes a bottom search for body and plane. An accompanying navy plane, which landed on the water after the accident, recovered the pilot’s vest and a piece of wing as evidence of Williams’s disappearance.
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Ascod
Honolulu
Hawaii
Oakland
Cnly
Sunnain
Church of England Adopts New Common Prayer Book
London July 6 after two days of debate the church assembly approved the revised common prayer book by 517 to 133. In the houses bishops clergy and laity votes were 34-4 258-31 and 23-92 respectively. The marriage service changes drew strong comment amid calls for reform and concerns over church governance. The book now goes to parliament for final sanction.
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Church OF England
London
Church Assembly
Book of Common Prayer
Cbarch Cirles
House of Bishops
House
House of Laity
Irmingham
Norwich
Worcester
Exeter
Canon Wilson
Cheltenham
Hugh Cecil
Diehhards
Parliament
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Milwaukee
Congo
Richard E. Byrd
North Pole
Dy Corm
Board of County Commissioners
Vigtim
Juhray
Gov. Erickson
Gibson
Butte Barber
Ohio
U.S
Admiral Jones
W.C. Bridgeman
Admiralty
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