St Paul Reorganization Plans Rally Wall Street
Stockholders greeted the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway overhaul with a favorable market response. The plan to swap new mortgage bonds for preferred and common shares drew gains in bonds and stocks, while officials weighed the potential no par value common stock and an alternate valuation proposal by St Paul bankers.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Wall Street
Chicago, Terre Hacte & Southern Railway
Washington
Railroad Owners’ Association
St. Paul
New Potentate of Mystic Shrine Visited by Rain in Los Angeles
Rain from dawn to dusk postpones all Shrine outdoor events in Los Angeles. Thousands of visiting Nobles endured a merciless downpour while the scheduled Shrine parade faced postponement despite earlier announcements. Continued reporting noted on page 4.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Aged Prospector Dunbaugh Dies After Auto Collision
John Dunbaugh longtime Deer Lodge valley prospector died from injuries after being struck by a car at Park avenue and Main street in Anaconda. Witnesses report the vehicle driven slowly by Orin Eccleston with Ernest Holmberg. Dunbaugh reportedly stepped into the path of the auto while attempting to cross the corner. An inquest with a $500 bond was arranged by Coroner Barney McGreevey, with further details to be decided.
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John Dunbaugh
Deer Lodge Valley
Park Avenue
Main Street
Anaconda
Orin Eccleston
Ernest Holmberg
St. Ann's Hospital
Barney McGreevey
Dunbaugh
Daly Bank
Smith Drug,company
Young Eccelston
Heiress Isabella Rockefeller to marry New York businessman
Miss Isabella Rockefeller grand-niece of John D. Rockefeller will wed Frederic W. Lincoln Jr. of New York. The engagement was announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Vercy A Rockefeller of New York and Greenwich. Rockefeller has studied three years in Columbia University's biology department and since last September has been an instructor there. Lincoln is a Princeton graduate and is in business in New York City.
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Associated Press
New York
Isabella Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Frederic W. Lincoln Jr
Miss Rockefeller
Vercy A. Rockefeller
Greenwich
Conn
Marshall Funeral Service Held At Home In Indianapolis
The body of former Vice President Thomas R. Marshall lay in state at his Indianapolis home. A simple ceremony marked by respect followed the Washington to Indianapolis casket arrival. Scottish Rite services are planned, with final disposition awaiting Mrs Marshall’s guidance. Public offices closed and flags at half staff.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
Hoosier
Washington
Marshall
Ed Jackson
Marshal
Heat Wave Sets Record High as Storms Hit Midwest
The weather bureau warned of no relief from a heat wave in the east for at least three days. In Washington one death and 11 prostrations were reported as temperatures reached 99 degrees, the highest in bureau history, with offices forced to suspend work.
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Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Shanghai Riots Spread Under Strikes In Chinese Mills
American consul reports trouble spreading from Shanghai protests over strike actions at Japanese cotton mills. Consul general Cumberland notes about 60,000 workers involved plus mill labor, with stores closed in the international settlement and foreign forces guarding power and light.
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Associated Press
Washington
Shanghai
State Department
Cunningham
International Sone
Shanghai Cotton Mills
International Settlement
Heat Wave Kills 39 Across Nation in Three Days
New York and eastern states suffer record heat as 39 deaths and over 100 prostrations occur nationwide in three days. An elderly home inmate dies in New York City marking the city’s first heat fatality this summer. A passenger aboard the Mauretania attempts self harm amid the heat crisis.
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Associated Press
New York
New York City
Mauretania
Weather Turbulence Roils Midwest Across Nation
Heat waves blaze on the Atlantic coast while fierce storms sweep the Midwest. Tornadoes and electrical storms cause casualties and property damage from Omaha to Minneapolis, with five dead around Minneapolis and eight in Iowa as rain and wind lash Nebraska and Missouri.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Los Angeles
Atlantic Seaboard
Ett
Middle West
Omaha
Neb
Ak-Sar-Ben
St. Joseph, Mo
Minneapolis
Minn
Weeks' Condition Still Critical Amid Recovery Signs
Secretary of War John W. Weeks remains in critical condition after gall bladder surgery. A bulletin reports a satisfactory day with a slight improvement and normal temperature, though no overall change in condition. he is resting more comfortably.
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Associated Press
Boston
John W. Weeks
Daniel Fisk Jones
F. Gorham Brigham
Weeks
Death verdict links Arthur Frazier to U S war claim
A federal court jury in Minneapolis ruled against Arthur Lopez-Frazier in a federal war compensation case. The panel found that Arthur Frazier, Sioux Indian soldier, died in action in France, not as claimed by Lopez-Frazier, who is Mexican impostor. The Fraziers plan to honor the grave at Niobrara while keeping Arthur with them in Santee.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Arthur Frazier
France
Arthur Lopez-Frazier
Frazier
R. D. Underwood
Lake City
Minn
Lopez-Frazier
Santee
Neb
Hannah Frazier
Niobrara
Butte Housewives Pack Winter Garden for Cooking School
Despite rain and wind, about 1000 people packed the Winter Garden for Standard's Cooking School. The event featured a full orchestra and cooking demonstrations with Marie Swift and Doug Isitt drawing strong audience praise.
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BUTTE
Standard
Today’s Program Offers Demos and Dinner
Special attractions include a cat cutting demonstration at 1:30 and a Winter Garden orchestra performance. Alma Hunt lectures on the Superhuman Menu and Mrs Ham speaks on The Dusty Aisles of History. An automatically timed dinner cooks meat vegetables baked pudding in one oven and at one time. Evolution of cookery from primitive to modern culinary art summarized.
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Winter Garden Orchestra
Alma Hunt
Ham
Harrison Avenue Lighting Plan Dropped by City Council
Workmen begin paving Harrison avenue from Grand to Harvard but a lighting plan is halted. The city council disallowed the petition of Harrison avenue property holders to install modern street lights, following a request four months earlier for a special improvement district.
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Harrison Avenue
Grand
Harvard
Admits Kidnapping and Slaying in Maine
Harry A. Kirby confessed to murder of Aida Heyward and shooting her aunt Emma Towns at Lake Maranacook near Winthrop Maine on May 19 He claimed intoxication and a drunken frenzy for the initial killing He described taking Heyward to the Gray cottage binding her and firing the Heyward cottage before killing the girl the following day He was guarded and questioned by a Boston journalist and Turnkey George Castle as he recounted his life up to capture and awaiting trial
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Associated Vrees
Augusta
Ihaerry A. Kirby
Frank A. Bouchard
Aida Heyward
Emma Towns
Lake Maranacook
Winthrop
Kirby
Gray Cottage
Heyward
Boston
George Castle
Kennebec County
Butler Denounces Prohibition Critics at Columbia
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler in a Columbia University commencement speech railed at fanatics and new barbarians. He urged graduates to defend courage against reactionary and leveling movements and criticized judges prosecutors and legislators for hypocrisy between private conduct and public duty.
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Associated
Prema
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
President Coolidge Urges Peace and Preparedness at Naval Academy
President Coolidge urged peace through reason and a universal duty to defend liberty as he addressed the United States Naval Academy graduates. He warned of arming races and national hatred while stressing military preparedness borne by all citizens.
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Preas
Nnapolis
Coolidge
United States Naval Acadigent
Tahalobueen
Vigil at Rim of Northern Ice Nearing Its End
Special correspondent James B Wharton reports from Kings Bay Blitzbergen June 2 watchers at the Spitsbergen base await the Amundsen Ellsworth return as radioed from the Farm. The piece notes ongoing vigil and continuation on page 12 column 4.
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James B. Wharton
the Standard
North American Newspaper Alliance
Kings Bay
Blitzbergen
Spitsbergen
Amundsen-Ellsworth
Butte Police urged to add motorcycle squad and harsher penalties
Police Magistrate Dan F. Shea urged the Butte City Council to hire a motorcycle police squad with at least two officers on each of three eight hour shifts to cut daily complaints. He called for amendments raising max fines to 400 dollars and up to 90 days jail for disturbances and vagrancy, and closing public places to minors after 1 AM with fines up to 300 dollars. He urged changing the vagrancy law to allow fine or imprisonment.
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Butte
Dan F. Shea
Shea
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