Opposition to St Paul reorganization Grows in New York
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway reorganization faces growing opposition from security holders and Wall Street figures led by George E Roosevelt. Opponents argue high assessments squeeze small owners while supporters say rate disputes should be resolved before any plan is finalized.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Washington
Roosevelt
Wall Street
George Emien Roosevelt
New York Stock Exchange
Roosevelt and Son
St. Paul Securities
Northwest
Charles E. Mitcheill
National City Bank
Hamilton man slays eight relatives over mortgage stress
Floyd Russell, 43, killed eight of his relatives including a mother and siblings in a Ontario home, trying to force eviction over a $1650 mortgage. He wounded himself, aimed at his 10 year old niece Dorothy who escaped, and was later held in a padded cell with a lunacy warrant filed.
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Associated Press
Hamilton
Ont
Floyd Russell
Dorothy Russell
Russell
Rose Rosell
John L. Russell
Emma Russell
Julia
Robert
George
Paul
Richard
Threat of APRN in note to China causes anxiety
The Daily Express reports Japan sent an urgent note to Peking offering naval and military aid to restore order in Chinese cities if authorities fail to control unrest. The threat, presented as assistance, alarms many with significant commercial interests in China.
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China
Associated Press
London
The
Daily Express
Japan
Peking
Bolshevik agitation linked to Shanghai student strike
Official reports from Consul General Cunningham in Shanghai cite new evidence of bolshevistic influence fueling student unrest. Washington grows concerned by the rising anti foreign sentiment spreading through Chinese cities.
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Washington
Cunningham
Shanghai
Brokerage House Suspended Operations Across Cities
The Butte based Lauzier, Wolcott & Co. posted notices declaring it cannot meet obligations and will close today. The firm, with branches in Billings Missoula Spokane and Seattle area, has operated for more than a decade handling stocks bonds grain and cotton on commission.
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Lauzier, Wolcott & Co
Laugier
Butte
Billings
Missoula
Montane
Spokane
Walla
Washington
Lauzier, Wolcott
G. A. Lauzier
Paul Wolcott
Wolcott
Insurance Department
Mr. Laugier
A. B. Keith
0. H. Schoch
Cc. J. Trauerman
Final Demonstrations Of Standard Cooking School Held In Butte
The Standard Cooking school in Butte closes this afternoon at the Winter Garden with two essay prizes and attendance prizes. More than 500 attended the first day, approaching 1000 on Wednesday, and a large crowd is expected for today’s finale as housewives submit essays for the Dolly Madison silver jet and Royal vacuum cleaner prizes.
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Butte
Montana
Winter Garden
Butte Housewives
Winter Garden Orchestra
Prom Out of the Mouth of the Sea lecture and dinner program
A lecture titled Prom Out of the Mouth of the Sea accompanies a special fish dinner prepared by Mrs. Hunt. The program covers Sea Foods as a Diet and Broiling and ite Performance with Mrs. Hunt baking fish rice custard and dainties. Special demonstrations include salads and light pastries using Boweman pas. Attendance and grand essay prizes to be distributed. At 1:30 the Winter Garden orchestra and entertainers perform.
Buttes Business Prospects Highlight Rotary Luncheon
J K Heeler of W A Clark bank spoke at the Butte Rotary noon meeting at the Silver Bow club outlining Butte at a crossroads for population, production, finance and transport. He said copper and zinc underpin prosperity with potential for higher copper prices. J F Wad of Metals Bank chaired the session and welcomed new members. continued on page 2 column 5.
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Butte
Northwest
J. K. Heeler
W. A. Clark & Bro. Bank
Butte Rotary Club
Ailver Bow Club
J. F. Wad
Amundsen Marches Toward Cape Columbia From Spitzbergen
June 4 report from King's Bay Spitzbergen describes the 14 day deadline passing for air rescue as Amundsen and five companions push toward Cape Columbia. The Farm and Hobby cruise along the ice edge for four weeks while observers expect word from Greenland soon.
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King's Bay
Spitzbergen
Amundson
Dane's Gut
Beave
Amundsen
Cape Columbia
Greenland
Cape Colum
Shrine Imperial Council Ends Conclave with Key Decisions
The 1925 session in Los Angeles approved installing officers, creating a national Shriner magazine, and raising annual dues from five to ten dollars. Tadmore temple Akron received a charter, life membership set at ten times annual dues, and a $150,000 donation to the George Washington memorial scheduled at $30,000 yearly for five years.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Imperial Council
Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
Tadmore Temple
Akron
Ohio
New Records For Heat Established In Several Regions
A scorching June heat wave across the Midwest and East pushes temperatures to new highs with multiple states reporting heat related fatalities. Pittsburgh to Chicago and beyond endure extreme heat, while storms and drownings add to a deadly toll as communities brace for continued heat.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Iowa
New Jersey
New England
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Minois
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Minnesota
Nebraska
Montana
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Cleveand
Bouth
Middle Wesk
Mercury
United States
Hoover Shifts Bureau of Mines to Commerce Department
Secretary Hoover announced transferring the bureau of mines and the division of mineral resources from Interior to Commerce. He will consult mining representatives on the bureau's future and recommend a new chief to replace H. Foster Bain who resigned. Work said the move cuts duplication and loosens expenditures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Division of Mineral Resources
The
Geological Survey
Interior Department
Commerce Department
Hoover
Bureau
H. Foster Bain
Work
DIVERS TO PICK HER BONES
Two small steamers the Foam and the Spray depart New York at sunset on a deep sea treasure hunt worth about 4 million dollars. A crew of 35 men sails to recover gold silver and jewels from the Ward liner Merida wreck sunk in 1911, with romance and risk fueling the voyage.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Bradley Kelly
Standard and North American Newspaper Alliance
New York
New York Harbor
Merida
Two Widows Claim Body of Dead Man
Denver report of Lloyd Cook's death when a pole fell on him. At the mortuary two women arrived claiming to be his widow, one saying she wed in Laramie in 1920 and another asserting a 1923 marriage in Salida. Both had lived with him since.
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Associated Preas
Denver
Lloyd Cook
Juanita Cook
Cook
Laramie
Wyoming
Hazel Cook
Salida
Colorado
Body of Thomas Marshall Laid At Eternal Rest
The body of Thomas Riley Marshall is laid to rest at Crown Hill Indianapolis near James Whitcomb Riley. Simple funeral rites include a Scottish rite service by Masons and a brief eulogy by Rev. Mathew Smith, praising his humble faith and public service as former vice president and Indiana governor.
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Thomas Marshall
Associated
Proes
Indianapolis
Thomas Riley Marshall
James Whitcomb Riley
Crown Hill
Indiana
Mr. Marshall
Mathew Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Marshall
God
William Geake
St. Wayne
Ind
Supreme Council For
Masoniering
Ancient Landmarks Lodge
A. M
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Byram
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Buttes
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France
Petit Parisienne
Italy
Corriere Della Sera
Scandinavian
Norwegian Aero Club
James B. Wharton
the Standard and
the North American Newspaper Alliance
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Louisville
Weather Bureau
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