Britain and Japan clash over cruiser limits at Geneva talks
Delegates at the tripartite naval conference faced delays as plans to limit cruiser tonnage were debated. Britain pushes for flexible tonnage limits while Japan insists on tighter caps, with the United States seeking a larger build due to vast Atlantic and Pacific routes. England currently operates Hawkins-class ships with more under construction.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Kevin Diguins
Irish Free State
W.C. Bridgeman
Ford
Admiralty
Breas
United States
Great Britain
Atlantic
Pacific
England
Relay Riders Carry Invitation to President Coolidge
Rapid City dispatch reports a western pony express revival delivering a buckskin message inviting President Coolidge to Cheyenne Wyoming for a rodeo. Riders carried hope he would attend while noting the postal service’s progress from hazards to fast air mail a hundred miles from the president’s summer residence.
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Associated Prose
Rapid City
Prairie
Hills
Pony Express
President Coolidge
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mr. Coolidge
Wyoming
South Dakota
Coolidge
Indians Plan National Convention Representation
Montana Indians prepare for a national convention with five members chosen from each reservation including Crow North Cheyenne Fort Peck Fort Belknap Rocky Boy Plathead and Blackfeet. Meade Steele Wolf Point vice president Robert Hamilton Browning secretary Rufus Ricker Wolf Point treasurer and A A Ground Helena attorney are noted organizers. The group criticizes large tribal relief allocation to Indian bureau salaries and calls for immediate relief for conditions. A Central Presbyterian Sunday school picnic will follow with a civic sports program and ice cream at Columbia Gardens. Attendees should bring lunch.
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Meade Steele
Wolf Point
Robert J. Hamilton
Browning
Rufus Ricker
A. A. Ground
Sf Helena
Hamilton
Yesterda
Congress
Indian Bureau
Whimainder
United States
Carlisle University
Glacier County
Montana
Privax
Central Presbyterian
Columbia, Gardens
Lindbergh to Land in Butte for Welcome
Butte plans a reception for Colonel Lindbergh with ex service men assembling at the airfield to greet the flier. Scandinavian society leaders pledge full cooperation with city and groups to honor Lindbergh and make his visit memorable. Two planes at National airport may join the reception if pilots are secured.
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Dassawed
Butte
Lindbergh
Montana
Legion
St. Louis
Scandinavian Society of
John Lindquist
National Fraternity of
Lindquist
National
Jack Lynch
Will attempt two Atlantic crossings in 24 hours
New York July 11 The Herald Tribune reports Col R Rex Rennee a former Lafayette Escadrille and World War ace announced plans to fly to Paris and back in 24 hours this September The daring hop would use a machine with cruising speed between 300 and 375 miles an hour The note references Charles Lindbergh who took 33 hours 29 minutes from New York to Paris.
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New York
The
Herald- Tribune
R. Rex Rennee
la Payette Esca
Fibille
Paris
Charles ‘A. Lindbergh
Deading Earthquake Toll and Destruction Across Jerusalem
Damaged structures include the Hebrew University with cracked walls and roof collapse. Four children died in Mount of Olives ruins and five women in Ain Karim. Gerasa ruins may be affected as crowds flood Jerusalem streets waiting for news. Death toll rising and post office overwhelmed.
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Hebrew University
Mount of Olives
Ain Karim
John the Baptist
Geresa
Jerash
Gerasa
Arabia
Jerusalem
Documents allege deal tied to Indianapolis officials
The text describes a supposed agreement involving Stephenson and Claude M Worley inspector of Indianapolis detectives. A photo copy was given to Marion County Prosecutor Will J Remy. The deal reportedly would install Worley as chief of police after mayoral election and allow Stephenson to appoint certain police positions.
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Indianapolis
Adams
Marion County
Will J. Remy
Stephenson
Claude M. Worley
Worley
John L. Duvall
Publishers Visit Friends in Butte In Mining Northwest Tour
Starmont editor of The Mining Truth of Spokane and Northwest Mining Association secretary along with H E Ward former Standard business manager stayed overnight in Butte to discuss business and visit friends They plan to travel to Helena next morning and may return to Butte tonight or tomorrow Their aim is to canvass mining districts about a proposed new edition of the Northwest Mines Handbook.
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Butte
Con Starmont
Mining Truth of
Spokane
Northwest Mining Association
H. E. Ward
The
Standard
Helena
Stormont
Mr. Ward
Northwest
Northwest Mines Handbook
Paving Contract Signed With Maguire for City Aid
County commissioners agree to a 15000 contribution toward a 30000 paving project with J C Maguire. City council supports a 15000 city share, contingent on contract signing by Mayor Beadle. Work on Harrison avenue to start soon after contract Wednesday approval.
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J. C. Maguire
Maguire
Pierce
Anmeren
Wilkinson
Beadle
Harrison Avenue
Highway Death After Night Crash Near Sunrise Hotel
A Sunday night crash left Tretvithick dead beside the road. Dr. Leo Crowley treated him at St James hospital before transfer with sheriff officers Beast and Steen. Survived by nephew Fred Barker and cousins John and Tom Tretvithick, plus a brother and sister in England. Funeral plans pending.
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John
Tom
Tretvithick
England
Richards
New body fragment found in Brooklyn axe murder case
A police discovery in Grand Army Plaza yielded a woman’s thigh identified as Miss Sarah Elizabeth Brownell, linked to the Brooklyn axe murders. Detectives, amid sewer work at the Brownell house, traced fragments of victims including Mrs. Selma Bennett, and Mrs. Mary de Martino’s missing daughter Evelyn to a third possible victim.
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Are. of Press
New York
Sarah Elizabeth Brownell
Brooklyn
Grand Army Plaza
Selma Bennett
Brownell
Mary de Martino
Evelyn
Prank Licato Inch by Inch Gains After Self‑Inflicted Wound
Prank Licato of 108 East Park street, hospitalized at St James after telling police he attempted suicide during an argument with his wife. Doctors report his condition is improving though remains critical with a bullet lodged near the jaw, to be removed when feasible.
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Licato
East Park Street
St. James Hospital
Etcato
Joe, Kane
Wheat crop outlook shows rise in Brazen wheat production gains
The report forecasts a total wheat crop of about 853.5 million bushels for the year, with winter wheat rebounding and spring wheat up sharply. Indicated spring wheat production runs near 274.2 million bushels, higher than last year and the five-year average. Farm wheat stocks on July 1 sit lower than the five-year average, while white potato acreage and total potato crop rise to 393 million bushels, up 37 million from last year.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Scates Leaves Butte to Manage Theaters in Bremerton
C P Scates former manager of the American theater and then the Rialto in Butte has been transferred to Bremerton Washington by Pacific Northwest Theaters Inc. He plans to depart for Bremerton late this week and a successor for the Rialto is not yet named. Scates has been with the company and its predecessors for three and a half years and requested the Bremerton transfer.
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C. P. Scates
American Theater
Rialto
Bremerton, Wash
Pacific Northwest Theaters, Inc
Butte
Scates
Bremerton
Padge Company
Pacific Company
List of Those Persons Seeking Pensions Jumps
Since county commissions stopped extending aid to outside poor the mothers pensions list has grown to about 260. June pensions total 5700 dollars, 600 more than May. Thirty two women were added to the list in the past month and 20 applications await Judge J. J. Lynch's hearing.
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J. J. Lynch
Four Slightly Hurt In Reservoir Wreck
A car plunged into a ditch on the reservoir road near the Milwaukee tracks injuring three or four people. They were taken to Murray hospital by Art Johnson and officers kept identities confidential.
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Reservoir Road
Milwaukee Tracks
Art Johnson
Dodge Garage
Murray Hospital
Bitter Root Will Celebrate Opening Of Salmon Highway
Mis soula July 11 A celebration of the opening of the Salmon Bitter Root highway will be held in the next few weeks. Plans promoted at a Hamilton meeting afternoon included Dr H A Bolton of Warm Springs representing the Anaconda Kiwanis club. Except for surfacing the interstate highway was completed last fall and a number of people have made the trip to Gibbonsville Idaho. All pronounced the road excellent.
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Missoula
Hamilton
H. A. Bolton
Warm Springs
Anaconda Kiwanis Club
Gibbonsville
Idaho
Not Guilty Pleas Entered on Coast
Fifty Los Angeles brokers bankers and financiers indicted in the Julian Petroleum corporation financial fiasco faced a first court ruling. Superior Judge A L Stephenson denied motions to dismiss or set aside indictments and demurrers to usury charges. All 50 defendants pleaded not guilty to charges spanning corporate security act violations false pretenses over issued stock and usury in pooled loans to corporations.
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Los Angeles
Julian Petroleum Corporation
A. L. Stephenson
Body of B Favero Arrives in Butte
The body of Bart Favero a 25 year old Meaderville resident drowned Sunday in Rock Creek was brought to Butte yesterday morning He was likely seized by cramps while wading fishing and could not swim The body was recovered by Peter Winninghoff and Coroner J J Carmichael took charge and transferred him to the Sherman Reed funeral chapel Favero an employee of Continental Oil attended school in the city and was prominent in Meaderville Young
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Bart Favero
Meaderville
Rock Creek
Butte
Favero
Peter Winninghoff
Sherman
J. J. Carmichael
Philipsburg
Sherman & Reed Funeral
Pavero
Continental Oil Company
Meaderville Young
Favero Family Ties Noted in Meaderville Obituary
The narrative notes that the deceased was a son of a prominent Meaderville family. Surviving relatives include his father Joseph Favero a brother Antone four sisters Mrs Walter Hazel and the Misses Angelina Inez and Blanche Favero two aunts Mrs Frances Bertoglio and Mrs Ben Favero all of Meaderville.
Jail Robbery Frees Four Prisoners at Tecumseh
Six men robbed Pottawatomie county jail in Tecumseh, forcing the jailer to surrender keys and money, and releasing four prisoners. The incident occurred yesterday as the attackers arrived in a motor car and fled with the loot.
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Shawnee
Okla
Pottawatomie County
Tecumseh
Jack Bryant
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Mazda
B. Favero
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