Elderly Man Struck By Auto Near Butte Scene
An elderly man, about 5 feet 7 inches tall and 150 pounds, with gray hair and moustache, was struck by a car and taken to St James hospital after the collision near Butte. Witnesses described lacerations masking his face, and sheriffs deputies spread lookouts to identify him, with Rocker residents among possible identities.
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Leo Crowley
St. James’ Hospital
Butte
Anaconda
Sheriff's Deputies
Rocker
McLeod | F
Larkin
Deer | Lodge
Coolidges Spend Day in Seclusion at Mountain Retreat
A somber mood envelops the Coolidges at the summer White House as President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge reflect on the death of their young son three years ago. They attend church in Hermosa, hear a sermon by Rolf Liam, then return to the state game lodge for a quiet afternoon in seclusion.
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Associated
Pres MD City
White House
Miner Rescued Alive After 46 Hours Buried
Nick Bozenich was found alive in the Bruce mine at Holm Minnesota after 46 hours buried under ore and earth from a Friday collapse. He was unhurt but exhausted, having stood the entire entombment as mine timbers sheltered him from the cavern’s weight.
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Pres Holm
Minn
Nick Bozenich
Bruce Mine
Bozenich
RST CONTEST IN COAST STOCK CASE IS SET FOR TODAY
Los Angeles July 10 Legal forces of the district attorney and about 50 indicted men in the Julian Petroleum financial fiasco prepared for the first open battle in the criminal prosecutions. Demurrers seek dismissal of true bills on ground they were returned behind locked doors rather than in open court. County grand jury may return 12 more indictments in the case.
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Los Angeles
District Attorney's Office
Julian Petroleum Corporation
County Grand Jury
Deadly Cloudburst Ravages Saxony and Italy
Widespread flood devastation unfolds across Saxony with hundreds dead as telegraph and phone lines fail. Troops rush to assist, aid supplies requested from neighboring counties, and cooperation grows between rival groups. The disaster is described as Germany’s worst in fifty years, driven by a heat wave and atmospheric eddies. The storm extends into the Alps and Apennines, disrupting travel and causing structural damage. Meanwhile tributes flood in for John Drew as San Francisco and Philadelphia reflect on the actor’s life and death.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Saxony
Germany
John Drew
New York
Drew
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pie
Lawrence Hoffman
Tom
Rolph
Elks Gather for National Session in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati thousands of Elks attend the grand lodge convention opening tomorrow. Gov. Vic Donahey of Ohio delivers the principal address at the opening meeting. Prominent members back John Frank Malley of Springfield, Mass, for grand exalted ruler against Lee Meriwether of St. Louis. The annual election is Tuesday morning.
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Associated Pres
Cincinnati
B. P.O
Elks
Grand Lodge of
Vic Donahey
Ohio
New England
John Frank Malley
Springfield
Mass
Lee Meriwether
St. Louis
United States
France
Six Are Injured In Train Crash Near Macon
Six persons were injured when a westbound Chicago, Burlington & Quincy passenger train No. 17 struck 48 freight cars east of Macon Missouri. Engineer David Williams of Brookfield suffered a fractured leg and severe bruises, while Fireman Charles H. Rose of Brookfield was severely scalded. Four others had minor injuries.
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Associated Rem
Macon
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Here
David Williams
Brookfield
Charles H. Rose
American Bankers Gather in Detroit for Convention
Detroit July 10 American Institute of Banking opens its five day conference to tackle banking economics and industry issues. Delegates from about 60,000 members and 192 chapters arrive as 3,000 delegates expected to attend courses lectures and speeches by prominent bankers nationwide.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mid
American Institute ‘of “Banking
Robert B. Locke
Institute
British and American Plans Clash Over Cruiser Tonnage
British and American negotiators clash on cruiser tonnage and construction. Britain seeks 465000 tons and more cruisers, while the United States argues for a 400000 ton cap and limited builds. Disagreement centers on 22000 to 35000 ton cruisers and potential additions.
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Great Britain
United States
Week Activities At Butte Churches
A dense notice lists weekly church events across Butte. Trinity Methodist holds an official board meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 2 30 p m with choir rehearsal at 7 30 p m. Unity M E Faithful Workers stage Twelve Old Maids Tuesday night. Pieral Park Men's Club gathers at Community church tonight at 8. People’s church midweek devotional Wednesday at 8 at Mrs Penaluna’s home. Mount Bethel M E conducts prayer at 7 30 Wednesday. Swedish Mission to host Rev C D Forstund from Sweden midweek in Swedish. St Mark’s Lutheran choir and Dramatic club meet tonight. Ladies’ Aid Wednesday afternoon at Columbia Gardens. P S meets Wednesday night. St Mark’s guild at Basin Creek reservoir Thursday. Mountain View M E Boy Scouts meet tonight. class meeting at church tomorrow at 8. choir rehearsal Wednesday 8. midweek prayer Thursday 8 followed by board of officials.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid
Unity M. E. Faithful Workers’ Society
Pieral Park
People’s Church
St. Mark's Lutheran
Columbia Gardens
P. S
St. Mark's Guild
Basin Creek Reservoir
Boy Scouts
Mountain View M. E
Board’ of
Boarder Held for Murder of Two Women in Brooklyn
Ludwig Lee aged 88, a boarder, is jailed on homicide charges after the dismembered bodies of landlady Mrs. Sarah E. Brownell and lodger Mrs. Alfred Bennett are found in the cellar of Brownell’s rooming house in Brooklyn Detectives say robbery appears the motive and Bennett was killed to conceal the crime.
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New York
Ludwig Lee
Sarah E. Brownell
Alfred Bennett
300 Dedicate Lives to Work of Church
In Philadelphia on July 10 more than 300 young men and women pledged themselves to Christian service at the Baptist Young People's Union of America convention closing session. Rev. Dr. W S Abernathy urged volunteers to serve church branches and combat crime and vice while upholding laws and the Constitution.
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Philadelphia
The
Baptist Young People's Union of America
Abernathy
Washington, D.C
United States
Car Hurdles Road Jumps Into Porch Near Meaderville
A Fora car driven by L. P. Baker of 167 Plum Street left the road on Atlantic Street and chased three men off a porch late yesterday. Dr D K Worden treated injuries. the bruises stemmed from the frantic attempt to evade the vehicle, not from impact.
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L. P. Baker
Plum Street
Atlantic Street
Meaderville
D. K. Worden
Fatal shooting follows quarrel in rooming house
Police report Patielled from page head. Licato admitted firing a pistol after a quarrel with his wife Mrs Licato known as Pegey Davis. He was found semi conscious in his room with a .32 caliber Spanish pistol beside him. Doctors believed he had a chance to recover despite the serious wound. The incident occurred in the silver block rooming house where the Leatos had resided since February.
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Page Head
Licato
Aheriff
van Orden
Lynch
St. James’ Hospital
Butte Fisherman Drowns In Rock Creek
Favero, a 22 year old bookkeeper from Meaderville, drowned in Rock Creek while on a fishing trip with companions Julius Bittoni Pete Andrae Barney Silva and John Girolimi. Coroner J J Carmichael said no inquest is required and the body was taken to Philipsburg then Butte. Funeral plans will be announced.
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Page
Favero
Pavero
J. J. Carmichael
Philipsburg
Butte
Continental Oil Company
Antone Favero
Prancis Bertoglio
Ben’ Favero
Meaderville
Sherman & Reed Funeral
East Helena Sweeps Three-Game Series With Marquettes
East Helena finished a three game series by sweeping the Marquettes of Butte in a doubleheader. The opener ended 11 to 3 with East Helena dominating. In the second game, East Helena won 7 to 6 as Grose and McCurdy doubled to break a 6-6 tie late.
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Yelena
East Helena
Marquettes
Butte
Smelterites
Grose
McCurdy
Orisbin
Peters
Wiley
Babcock
Mueller
Greek scholar rejects young American heiress in Kentucky
From Lexington Kentucky today the Greek scholar visiting with her father says she would not marry him when he arrives. She declines to say if she will marry within five years and adds it will not be Count Spiro and the husband will be an American.
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Cow Wawen
Page
Lexington
Count Spiro
Kevin O Higgins Fatally Shot In Dublin Attack
Kevin O Higgings described as a strong man of the government was shot while en route to mass at a Dublin church. He was hit repeatedly, lingered for about thirty minutes, and named his attackers before dying. Police searched vehicles and houses across Dublin. a cabinet meeting was convened to address the crisis. Republican officials deny involvement and refuse responsibility for the shooting.
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Michael Collins
O'Higgins
Basterstown ‘Catholic
Eamon Fleming
Ministry of Finance
John MacNeill
Minster of Education
Fleming
Kevin
Dublin
Free State Cabinet
Kevin O'Higgins
Timothy Healy
Maurice Healy
Cork
Belfast
Eamon de Valera
Jeader
William T. Cos Brave
Sinn Penners
Queens County
Geneva
Byrd and party continue deference voyage after ceremony
After a cemetery ceremony Commander Byrd rode with B B Howard from Annapolis through Rouen to Cabourg for the night. Rodman Wanamaker’s rep H H Gibbons will follow to Cobourg. Ver Sur Mer residents will host a surprise visit tomorrow to thank them and return clothing loaned during the Atlantic descent, before sailing on the Leviathan Tuesday.
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Byrd
Annapolis
B. B. Howard
Rouen
Cabourg
H. H. Gibbons
Rodman ‘Wanamaker
Cobourg
Ver-Sur-Mer
Ver- Sur-Mer
Cherbourg
Elephants Stampede After Train Hits Circus Herd
A Chicago bound passenger train crashed into a Hagenbeck Wallace circus herd near Aurora, killing one elephant and injuring several people. The frightened elephants stampeded through Aurora streets, tossing riders and scattering circus staff before a two hour chase recaptured them. The Hagenbeck troupe was en route to Mond, Indiana, in June 1918.
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Chicago
Aurora” & Elgin
Aurora
Andrea ‘Stickwell
Springfield
Hagenfallace
Mond
Ind
Jones 15 magnet for golfers at Scottish course
At St Andrews the famed Bobby Jones draws crowds for the British Open. About 207 players from six countries tee off in two qualifying rounds, with Americans like Bull Mehrhorn, Joe Kirkwood, and Edwin Haley among the entrants. The course, resting after rains, is firm for the 72-hole test, shaping to yield low scores as Jones and others adapt to plateau greens. In Dayton, George Lott beat John Hennessey in five sets to win the Western tennis title.
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ST "Andrews
Scotland
Bobby Jones
St. Andrews
Bull Mehrhorn
Joe Kirkwood
Edwin Haley
Atlanta
Prestwick
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Graystone
North Sea
Jones
Helena trapshooting tourney closes with records set
Montana hosts the fourth annual meet as W R Wilcoxson of Great Falls wins the 200 third singles with 196, Joe Latimer of Butte takes the A T A handicap after a tense shoot-off among Latimer Renfro Barcley and Birrer. Butte Miner team cups win event cup returns to Butte. telegraphic end cup stays in Helena until next season.
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Hhe Neoweters
Helena
Montana
W. R. Wilcoxson
Great Falls
Joe Latimer
Butte
Billings
Sheridan
Hobson
McCarthy's Cubs Noted as Sensations in National League
The Cubs under Joe McCarthy surge toward pennant contention as a top threat after six straight wins and a 12 game run earlier, with pitching depth and aggressive management shaping a surprise climb. The Yankees pursue a second straight title while rival circuits report mixed results in the week.
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Associated Prose
New ‘York
Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Tess Cubs
Phillies
Pirates
Cubs
McCarthy
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Detroit Tigers
New York
Washington
Yankees
Huggins
Tate
E Orie Chicago
Brookly
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
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