Hughes to visit London and Paris on voyage to England
Secretary Hughes will spend at least two days in Paris during a revised itinerary for his trip to England and the continent. He sails from New York on the Berengaria with the American Bar Association delegation and will stay in London July 21 to 28 before returning to Washington about August 16.
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Farmers Press For Farm Legislation At Conference
Delegates led by Representative L J Dickinson of Iowa urged dual aims to parallel agriculture with industry and push for farm legislation. A Sykes of Ida Grove noted renewed strength for McNary Haugen aims, including price equalization, broad tariffs, and strong agricultural federation. The conference, continuing tomorrow, adopted a resolution offering sympathy to the Coolidge family.
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Postmaster Shot During Hold Up Shocking Chase Report
Mexican suspect fled toward the sea after an attempted hold up at Silver Bow. Deputies and officers pursued along railroad tracks but no trace was found at early morning. Postmaster Klassen, longtime Bi Bow resident and former Butte saloon keeper, survived the incident. Treasury stops sale of stamps as savings certificates decline in use while war savings and stamps era wanes.
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Democratic Campaign Leaders and Supporters Attend Davis Event
The Davis campaign draws officials and notables including Josephus Daniels, George Brennan, Henry Morgenthau, Alfred Smith, and John Cohen among others at the Polk house in Clarke burg. Hearst and Mayor Hylan visit briefly as plans unfold for a national chairman and campaign finance role. Nye is named an assistant secretary on Davis’s personal staff.
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Fire fighters say making headway in battle with flames
AP dispatch from Missoula reports Kootenai national forest fires showing progress as high winds ease. Three major blazes near Unteas are nearing control while crews move to protect private property and shift efforts to other districts.
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Lightnin opens three night run at Broadway theater
The Lightnin production starring Thomas Jefferson opened a three day engagement in Butte last evening before a full house. Jefferson captured the role of Lightnin Bill Jones with uncanny accuracy, delivering a dramatic and humorous performance that drew strong audience applause. Supporting cast Helena Phillips Bessie Acon Stuart Fox and Charles Evans contributed solidly, with a memorable courtroom scene in the second act promising continued success and larger crowds each night.
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Tot loses fingers playing with saw incident
A three year old, Robert Corley, son of Mr and Mrs Corley of 526 Shields Avenue, suffered finger loss while handling a saw. The family seeks medical attention and cautions about child safety near tools.
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Mass murderer Haarmann shows calm defiance in Germany
Hannover July 11 The accused Haarmann who confessed to fatally harming at least a dozen boys and young men says he does not remember all victims. Public anger grows over police indifference as parents report missing relatives and search efforts expand to Haarmanns belongings while a river drags for evidence from a top floor room above a tenement.
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Brazil in turmoil as rebels spread on coast and inland
Reports state Brazilian rebels widen operations against President Bernardes as authorities mobilize. Wire dispatches from Montevideo and Buenos Aires note government support and state police confidence, while the cruiser Almirante Barroso sails to Santos amid Sao Paulo insurrection.
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John MacGinnis Wins Long D and D Suit
After two weeks, jurors return a verdict in the case of A B Cook versus John MacGinnis. The jury awards MacGinnis 634 dollars in counterclaim and Cook 41040 in favor of MacGinnis on the promissory note dispute. The jury stood 11 to 1 for MacGinnis before Judge Car. Attorneys M S Gunn and Walker represented the plaintiff and Maury Maury and George D Toole for the defendant.
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