Memorial Day Address By President Coolidge At Arlington
Washington May 31 The memory of America's fallen heroes was honored as President Coolidge delivered a Memorial Day address near Arlington National Cemetery. He urged old soldiers and the nation to pursue world peace through mutual trust and disarmament, stressing common sense in Geneva arms talks and debt settlements. He warned against resentment and insisted Europe can support peace under the League of Nations if suspicions fade and nations work for mutual relief.
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Associated
Washington
America
Pigent Coolidge
Arlington National Cemetery
Mr. Coolidge
Amiea
Geneva
Europe
League of Nations
Woman race driver killed in Denver track event
Mrs. J. Walker of Denver died during a five mile Memorial Park race when her car overturned after losing control. Her husband and sister watched from the pits. he had previously won a race on the same card. The fatal crash crushed her skull as the vehicle struck a pole.
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Associated Press
Denver
J. Walker
Ov ‘Park
Masked Marvel
Drunks Ordered to Visit Mothers' Graves and Pledge
In Cleveland on May 31 Municipal Judge David Moylan ordered 10 intoxicated defendants arrested Sunday night to visit the graves of mothers or friends and vow never to drink again. The others were ordered to take the pledge at the grave, with the judge deeming a holiday jail stay unnecessary.
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Cleveland
David Moylan
Moylan
Two Butte Girls Burned In Gas Explosion
Two Butte girls suffered severe burns when a pan of gasoline exploded while they cleaned a coat on Jackson Street. Montana and sister Neary were in their 30 East Iron Street home. Montana was hospitalized and listed as seriously burned while her sister received care after the blast blew out a window and ignited woodwork.
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Fire’ Department
Montana Neary
St James’ Hospital
Pred Martin
Fre
East Iron Street
Montana
Nebraska Farmers Finally Get Water for Irrigation
Peace returned to the North Platte valley reclamation project as irrigation water for crops flowed through canals and laterals. The water was turned in Sunday afternoon under instructions from Washington. Farmers expressed satisfaction and arrangements progressed for project settlers to take over the canal system on the first of the month.
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Scutis Bluff
Neb
North Platte Valley Reclamation Project
Washington
Organize Montana Business Women urge joining national federation
Miss Medora Knox national recording secretary tours Montana and the Dakotas urging independent business and professional women to join the National Federation of Business and Professional Women. Billings tonight may see a vote on joining. the non sectarian, non political group funds its educational program through an endowment.
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Business Women OF
Montana
Medora Know
National Federation
United States
NJ Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Medora Knox
Grand Fork
N. D
Butte
Federation
Dakotas
Jamens
Billings
Knox
Wyoming
Casper
Dakota
Gruesome May Day Crime flash across nation
A chaotic May 31 reported multiple fatal events across Colorado Idaho Illinois and Kansas City. drownings in Colorado and Idaho claimed five lives including a mother and child as a motor boat overturned. gun violence in Chicago killed two bootblacks and wounded a third. bandits killed two in Kansas City with a 90 year old shop owner found dead and a youthful robber wounded. Authorities linked much to gangland violence and labor troubles.
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Colorado
Idaho
Chicago
Kansas City
Akama, Wash
Denver
Helen Duter
Rio Gi del Norte
Duter
Louis Pilger
Petes
Col
North
Ster
Sterling
Seing
A. B. Jones
Associated Prews
Andrew George
Constantine Seveles
Seveles
Associated Press
W. F. Schultz
New York Parade marred by fascist sympathizers clash
About 200 fascist sympathizers disrupted a New York Memorial parade as mounted police tried to separate them from anti fascist protesters. Rain did not dampen tensions as veterans and foreign group delegates watched the confrontation unfold along Riverside Drive with jeering and scuffles breaking out.
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Associated Press
New York
Jessolini
Ispersea
Farclat
Unite
Mussolini
Asian lap of world race heads toward China
Report details John Goldstrom's progress across Siberia toward Manchuria as part of a world race. A trans Siberian train keeps continuous contact, and he may meet Sapane lanes or require a special train to reach Yokohama. The vast Siberian plain, described as enormous, is noted along with local markets and the plan to acquire an American separator due to high cream quality.
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China
John Goldstrom
Standard and North American Newspaper
Alliance
Manchuria
Northanverscan
All Moscow
trans-Siberia
Siberia
Ural Mountains
Freiain
Goldattom, Receiv ‘Gram
Ome
Chita
Omak
Sapane
Bienato Manchuria
Keamship
Madison
Yokonama
Officers Still Search For Old Prospector
An extensive search was conducted yesterday in the district along the Boulder river for Bob Neil a prospect or who disappeared about 110 days ago near his former residence. No trace of the missing man was found. Sheriff John W Mountjoy of Jefferson county assisted by Boulder sheriff reputiew and others visited the cabin and roamed the surrounding hills in an effort to locate clues or leads.
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Boulder River
Bob Neil
John W. Mountjoy
Jefferson County
Boulder
Reputiew
Young Woman Kills Self With Pistol at Ranch
Special dispatch from Dillon states Verne Runyon, 26, shot herself today at the George Pyle ranch two miles below Polariy while her husband occupied the home nearby. Authorities received a note and found the woman dead in the yard. Mr and Mrs Runyon moved to Montana four years ago from Pennsylvania.
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Dillon
Verne Runyon
George Pyle Ranch
Polariy
Serenade Triggers Arrests in Butte Street disturbance
Moonlight serenade on South Arizona street led to two men Forest Roe and Little Roe being charged with disturbance. Police say the pair admitted serenading in front of a rooming house at 1 o clock yesterday morning and were taken to the car after neighbors complained. The tune La Paloma was reportedly played as officers logged the incident.
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Butte
Forest
Little and Froe
South Arizona
Roe
Angel San
Hoe
Little
Sturbance
Public Honors the Dead by Grand Army Veterans
Washington Lincoln Grant Logan Garfield faces overlook a small turnout as Butte Grand Army of the Republic members hold a patriotic meeting with speeches and music. Parades to Mount Moriah Saint Patrick and Morrison cemeteries follow with Women’s Relief Corps and other allied groups in attendance.
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Lincoln
Grant
Logan
Garfield
Butte
Grand Army of the Republic
Intain View
Holy Cross
Anid
Legion
Morrison A
Mount Moriah
St. Patrick
Montana Street
Women's Relief Corps
Ladies of the
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Pilsudski declines Polish presidency in dramatic move
Warsaw reports Sir-Marshal Jaeph Pilaudeki declined the presidency chosen by legislators due to constitutional restrictions. Acting President Ra ta called for a new election, amid concerns of a potential coup if neither candidate wins. The contenders named were Dr. Scalechowski of Vilna University and Prof. Ignats Moscicki of Lemberg University.
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Preas
Warsaw
J Aeph Pilaudeki
National Assembly
Senate
Diet
Rata
Scalechowski
Vilna University
Ignats Moscicki
Lemberg
Luniverslty
Boorahs Stand Indorsed By the Associated Press
Washington reports Wayne B Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League denies paying congressmen for introducing or championing bills. He notes instances of congressmen receiving expenses and honorariums from organizers when they speak for Prohibition. The Associated Press notes a reaction to charges about league influence and fundraising during the campaign to ratify prohibition measures.
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Washington
Anti-Saloon League
Wayne B. Wheeler
League
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Michigan
Congress
Baltimore
National League
Jury deadlock in axe murder case at Billings
The jury in Arthur Hesterly case, charged as an axe killer of Peter Jakobs and Mathilda Jakobs, failed to reach a verdict. Judge Jeffries sent the jurors back for further deliberations as they remained out at midnight Monday.
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Associates Press
Billings
May ‘Sim
Arthur Hesterly
Peter Jakobs
Mathilda
Jeffries
Gold Hunters Unearth Rich Treasure On Alabama Farm
Gayus Whitfield of Middleboro Kentucky uncovered buried gold valued at more than $200000 on the Whitfield farm near Demopolis Alabama. The treasure, hidden since the Civil War era, consists of $20 gold coins minted in 1860 and earlier, buried by Roux Whitfield to keep them from Union forces.
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Alabama
Associated Press
Demopolis
Ala
Gayus Whitfield
Middleboro
Bu F
Nathan Whitfield
Shady Grove
Jefferson
Roux Whitfield
Feneral
Whitfield Place
Whitfield
C. Boas Whitfield
Kentucky
Boazield
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Grangeville
William C. Noble
Nex Perce National Forest
Clearwater River
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Clearwater
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Merrick
Lal
Anna Louise Stronged
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Serenade
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Dny Wheeler
Borah
Salon
Helena
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