Ten of Bodies Identified From Submarine Disaster
The United States submarine 51 wreck revealed 18 sailors identified at the Brooklyn navy yard after nine months submerged. Sailors in oilskins removed bodies from the sunken hulk formerly torn apart by the City of Rome. Navy officials suspended identification after the eighteenth body was prepared, with private burials planned by families.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
City of Rome
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy
Wilbur
Sipi
Auto Thief Fatally Harms Black Policeman in Exchange
In Indianapolis on July 9 John Buchanan a Black traffic officer was fatally wounded while attempting to arrest an alleged auto thief Eugene Alger 18. Carl Shatter a bystander was injured in the gunfire that followed as Alger attempted to steal a car.
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AI Press
Indianapolis
John Buchanan
Carl Shatter
Eugene Alger
Shatter
Alger
Alger Bo
Buchanan
Identified Dead Taken From Submarine S51
July 8 New York identifies dead taken from submarine S51 as Treut Frederick D Foster Ned jol s Joseph McCarthy Henry Martin 609k Mims Garramund Webster Hicbert Ans sapolis Jotland Willis Robert nan Harry Dick Piser Clifford Earle engineman first class 21 Sumner Street Gloucester Mass coastal list of crew members published with brief biographical notes
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York
Treut
Frederick D. Foster
Nutley
Ned Jol
Joseph McCarthy
Firate
Aten Clifford Earle
Enginemas
Sumner Street
Glowcester
Mass
Missouri Utah weddings tied to Clark will dispute
In 1869 William Anderson Clark married Tabitha Brooks in St Joseph Missouri while another Clark, a Montana settler, headed to Helena Utah. Three Missouri women claim he is their father and sue to share a $47,000 Clark estate, alleging desertion of their mother in 1870. Testimony references the marriage in St Joseph and the Montana will contest.
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William Anderson
Clark
Stewartaville
William Andrews Clark
Montana
Tabitha Catherine Brooks
St. Joe
Pennsylvania
Corinne
Utah
Helena
Missouri
Sydney Lanner
Fred Furman
Miss Kelley Weds New York Realty Dealer
Miss Katharine Kelley daughter of C F Kelley president of Anaconda Copper Mining married Nils Florm a New York realty dealer this week at Port Chester New York.
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New York
Katherine Kelley
C. F. Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Nils Florm
Port Chester
N.Y
National Camp Director Joins Butte Campers
Barbara Ellen Joy national camp director of Camp Fire Girls camps arrives in Butte then travels to Tahepia Wohelo on Georgetown Lake to aid opening. Tahepia Wohelo begins its third season with 125 girls and counselors. first week registrations are full or nearly full, with heavier enrollment than last year.
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Barbara Ellen Joy
Camp Fire Girls
Butte
Tahepia Wohelo
Ana‘onda
Georgetown Lake
Joy
Ruth Nicol
Tahopia Wohelo
Chamber of Commerce
Tiiginle
Pheraon
Tuhepia
Wonelo
Straterot
Airia
Dames White
The
Rama
Shine
Alfred Cantwell
Prerson Case Shifts Back to Town in Mexico
Agua Prieta mayor reports new information about an automobile that carried a woman resembling the evangelist. The case centers on a person case involving a woman linked to events in town and across the border.
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Prerson
Mexico
Agua Prieta
McPherson Kidnapping Probe Focus Shifts to Agua Prieta
Los Angeles July report on Mrs McPherson draws attention to border sightings near Agua Prieta after memorial services at Angelus Temple. District Attorney Keyes cites a telegram from Presidente Buden claiming a blue armored vehicle was seen near Niggerhead Mountain on June 22. Grand jury witnesses planned include Mrs Kennedy and officials from Agua Prieta and Douglas as well as nurse Meribah Shinn detailing the evangelist’s condition.
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Los Angeles
Aimeee Semple McPherson
Elist
Agua Prieta
McPherson
Angelus Temple
Keyes
Ernest Buden
Niggerhead Mountain
Ely
Pherson Keyes
Douslag
Ariz
Presidente Roubion
Mia
HC. Swit
Mre McPherson
Minnie ‘Kennedy
Angelis Temple
Ocean Park
Mrs. Kennedy
Douglas
Meribah Shinn
Me= Pherson
New York Subway Strike Expands Across City
An ongoing subway walkout spreads beyond initial lines as the recognized union pushes new demands. A morning meeting is set with transit officials and union leaders to discuss terms, with transport officials preparing contingency plans.
Wild woman at large after Brazoria brushland search
A wild woman described as blond with waist length hair, wearing only a finger ring, remained at large after an all day search by scores of people through 50,990 acres of brushy bottoms along Lineville Creek in Brazoria County Texas.
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Angleton
Texas
Lineville Creek
Brazoria County
Montana set to draft 2,000 harvest workers for grain crop
Helena July 9 Montana will need about 2,000 harvest workers this season with 1,125 in Richland Valley Sheridan Daniels and Roosevelt counties and about 1,000 in Pandora Judith Basin Choteau Teton Fergus and Hill counties to start mid month Labor points will be set at Bainville Great Falls and possibly Miles City George B Tucker directs the federal farm labor program Barclay Craighead notes some regions have labor surpluses and some demand will be met by local workers.
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Ing
Helena
Montana
Richland, Valley
Sheridan
Daniels
Roosevelt
Pandora
Judith Basin
Choteau
Teton
Fergus
Hill Counties
Bainville
Great Falls
George B. Tucker
Kansasity
Farm Labor Division
United States Department of Labor
Miles City
Barclay Craighead
State Agricultural Publicity Apartment
Craighead
Jury mulls fate of Durkin gunman in Shanahan case
A Chicago jury wrestled with Durkin’s murder charge after deliberating through the night. Judge Miller instructed four possible verdicts including death, life, lengthy imprisonment, or acquittal. Prosecution urged a fitting punishment for the “murder in cold blood” of federal agent Shanahan amid defense claims of justified action during a bar raid.
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Associated Press
Martins
Durkin Sheik
Eawin Shanahan
Durkin
Harry Milter
Louie Blumenthal
Bariler
Sawyers
Darkman
Shanahan
Atolen
French Chamber Votes Confidence in Government
Paris reports the chamber of deputies backing the government in an early morning session on Saturday. Finance Minister Calllaux defended the plan to stabilize the currency, asserting the government’s program remains intact.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Calllaux
Theovernment
Copper Export Body 15 Near Completion
By July 9 in New York the formation of a new copper export organization is planned. It aims to coordinate export prospects with foreign producers representing about 90 percent of the world’s copper and to begin functioning once legal formalities are completed.
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New York
Enlist 235 Men for Border Patrol Day
Washington July 9 Strengthening of the border patrol began with the enlistment of 215 additional men authorized by Congress. Five are allotted to Minnesota three to North Dakota fifteen to Montana none to Seattle ten to New York Boston and fifteen to San Francisco and Los Angeles districts with increases in several locales.
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Washington
Border Patrol
Congress
Minnesota
North Dakkota
Montana
Seattle
New York
Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Battle Over Jury at Murder Trial in Behlaps Case
The trial of Ferdinand Behlaps for the murder of Mr and Mrs Geister on May 1 proceeds in Wolf Point as both sides fight for peremptory challenges. A sobbing mother in the courtroom underscores the emotional tension of the proceedings.
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Associated Press
Wolf Point
Ferdinand Behlaps
Anton Geister
Freight Rate Great Problem Of This State
Montana faces steep freight charges that push the cost of all products entering the state higher. The burden affects commerce and daily trade as transportation costs rise across lines.
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Montana
Bring Ocean To Our Door Proposal Attracts Butte Meeting
Charles F. Craig, executive director of the Great Lakes St. Lawrence Tidewater assertion, urged Montana businessmen to back moving the Atlantic Ocean inland 2000 miles to open sea shipping rates for the intermountain region. He cited rising railway costs postwar and the need to aid inland areas like Minnesota in benefiting from a new waterway.
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Atlantic Ocean
Montana
Intermountain
Butte
Charles F. Craig
Great Lakes- St. Lawrence
Federal Board For International Control
Miseisaippi
Craik
Noth Pacific Orion
Boundary dispute near Solu Thon border between Peru and Chile
A Solu Thon border quarrel over Taona arica nears settlement within 15 days, per La Nacion correspondent in Santiago. Chilean ministers Diez Medina and Mathie discuss with high officials. U S and Peruvian ministers kept unofficially informed.
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Daya
Chile
Taona-arica
la Nacion
Santiago
Diez Medina
Mathie
Weather and windstorm claim Midwest lives in heat wave
Heat wave and storms across the Middle West caused multiple fatalities. Seven deaths were attributed to heat yesterday, with two more in Chicago. A heavy windstorm felled several structures in Indiana and Michigan City, killing four and injuring two, on Jackson Island near Buchanan Michigan. Names given include Bernard Powell and Mary English among the deceased.
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Chicago
Middle West
Michigan
St. Joseph River
Buchanan
Mich
Indiana
Michigan City
Associated Press
Here
Hernard Powell
Mary English
Powell
Mealco
Ind
Rabelle Powell
Englishes
Powells
Bernard Powell
False report of double killing circulates in Livingston
Sheriff Sheritt L. D. Luce of Yakima reports John Vickery, held for the slaying of Sher Weil Sage of Billings, not connected to a Washington double slaying. L. H. Henderson, a Yakima rancher, says Vickery became insane while employed there and had no guns, with someone following him. he later went to his brother W. Vickery in Craig, Montana.
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Associated Press
Livingston
Sherith Clarence Gilbert
Sheritt L. D. Luce
Yakim Wath
John Vickery
Sherweil Sage
Billings
Washington
Ridpath
Chand
Yakima
Vickery
W. . Vickery
Craig
Mont
Henderson
Globe Racers Nearing Port Week Ahead of World Mark
Special correspondent Linton Wells reports aboard the Empress of Asia as fog and foul weather slow progress toward Victoria to start the final leg of the race for a world speed record. The team aims to cross the continent, with a schedule including Victoria Cheyenne Omaha Cleveland Belifonte and World Puidine, seeking to beat John Meney Mears’ record by roughly 30 days.
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Globe Racers
Linton Wells
Kate
Boise
Sale
City
Cheyenne
Omaha
Gatenger
John Meney
Mears
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Manient
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Catia
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