Allies present note detailing Germany disarmament failures
The Allied powers released a note to Germany outlining breaches of the Versailles disarmament terms. It demands extensive reforms including a 100000 man army cap, reduced security police, and demolition of major industrial assets to prevent a reconstituted army.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Luther
Berlin
Baron d’Abernon
Council of Ambassadors
Cologne
Freich- Gwehr
Krupps
Italy Not Ready to Fund War Debts
Rome June 5 Finance Minister de Stefani told the Italian senate that Italy cannot consider funding inter allied war debts at present. He said systematization depends on a state’s ability to pay and an international budget that cannot bear further burdens. He also stated the $69,000,900 credit arranged with J P Morgan & Co. is not a debt and cannot be treated as such.
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Associated Press
Rome
de Stefani
Italy
J. P. Morgan & Co
Cooking School 10 Revelation 10 Range Inventor Triumph
The best and largest cooking school in proportion to city population, praised for attendance information and entertainment, closed yesterday in a triumph. Edison Electric Appliance Co president George Hughes praised the school on his stop, with prizes listed.
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United States
George Hughes
Edison Electric Appliance Company
Prize Winners List From Local Essay Contest
Butterhauss college student awarded first prize in the essay contest about Why the Standard Cooking School Has Won the Confidence of Butte Housewifes. Second prize includes 100 pounds of Billings sugar awarded to Louise M. 1545 A street. Third prize offers two 49 pound sacks of Rex flour to Mrs. Sarah Reinhardt 725 West Park Street. First prize vacuum cleaner valued at 67.50 awarded to Mrs. Fred.
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Butterhaussiness College
Billings
Louise M
Sarah Reinhardt
West Park Street
Butte Housewives
Royal Vacuum Cleaner
Fred
Carney Extends Montana Public Service Record to 32 Years
Patrick Carney of Madison county adds to his long public service span in Montana after 32 years as a trustee of the Orphans' Home at Twin Bridges. Governor Erickson also announces executive board appointments for multiple state institutions and a banking code commission.
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Carney
Associated Frees
Elena
Patrick Carney
Erickson
School For Deaf and Blind
Boulder
W. Stewart
Helena
C. H. Williams
Deer Lodge
W. A. Brubaker
Terry
Preirie County
Ida Hills Nepper
Butte
Mary Coletta Roche
J. H. McElroy
L. L. Worthington
Louis Dousman
W. A. Selvidge
Joan Cohagen
W. M. Johnston
Billings
Board of Park Commissioners
City of
No Relief Seen As Heat Wave Roils Nation
Weather Bureau reports no relief from a record heat wave across the country. Beaches opened and parks used for sleep as cities from New York to Chicago register high temperatures and rising death tolls. The tally lists Philadelphia 13 and Chicago 2 among a widening list of affected areas.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Seaboard
Weather Bureau
New York City
New York State
Bittsburg
New England
New Jersey
Minnesota
Michigan
Philadelphia
Ohio
St.is
Indiana
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Baltimore
Geneva Parley Backs Anti-Gas Pact At Conference
In Geneva on June 5 the conference urged immediate framing of a protocol outlawing the use of poison gas in war. Representatives Theodore E. Burton and Paul Boncour led the push for an open international treaty. Burton stressed urgent action and hinted President Coolidge could convene a Washington conference if needed.
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Associated
Iressa
Geneva
Theodore E. Burton
Paul Boncour
France
Burton
Coolidge
Washington
AUTO RUNS AWAY KILLS TWO IN TACOMA
Two Tacoma residents died and five were injured when a runaway car driverless down a steep downtown hill plowed through a crowd at a street intersection and struck a bank building. Judge Merritt J. Gordon and Mrs. Lena Bradley are named as the dead. L. J. Eberhardt, 21, owner of the machine, was arrested and released on $10,000 bond.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Montana Leads Nation in Manufacturing Value Gain in 1923
Montana reported manufacturing output of 175 million dollars in 1923, up 116.7 percent from 1921, with 15,943 wage earners and 24.54 million dollars in wages. Steam railroad repair shops employed most workers, while copper smelting and refining topped product value.
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Associated Press
Washington
Montana
Census Bureau
Amundsen Base Party Plunges Toward Polar Unknown
From King's Bay Spitzbergen Amundsen base party begins a four week northward cruise after fourteenth day since the N 24 and N 25 hop off. Farm and Hobby split paths east and west to seek signs of missing explorers. Polar mist and Arctic summer fog mark a grim, uncertain vigil amid hopes of reunion.
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Sowtere
Lance
King's Bay
Spitzbergen
Amundsen
Farm
Hobby
Hie
Montana School of Mines Grads Receive Diplomas
Following a graduation address by Prof. Gottfreid Hult of the University of North Dakota, eight members of the senior class of the Montana State School of Mines were presented diplomas by Chancellor M. A. Brannon.
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Gottfreid Hult
University of North Dakota
Montana State School of Mines
M. A. Brannon
Vacation Plans Are Foremost
Mrs. Jones explains to Mrs. Brown they will take a motor trip this summer after her husband leaves for work. They read The Standard for fishing tackle and car gear and want the home paper at every stop to stay informed.
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Mrs. Jones
Mre. Brown
Thendard
Five Die In Hotel Blaze At Portland Suburb
In Portland Oregon today a hotel blaze at Linton burned the Hotel Wauceoma killing four men with a fifth believed dead. An unidentified body was recovered as coroner Earl Smith, police and firemen worked to recover charred remains. The deceased were workers from Clark Wilson and West Oregon Lumber mills lodging at the hotel housing 45 workmen.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Linton
Earl Smith
St. Johns
Clark-Wilson
West Oregon Lumber Company
Citizens of town kill two bandits in bank robbery
Snohomish and King county authorities hunted two of four bandits who robbed the Bethel State bank eight miles north of Seattle for about 2500 dollars. The bodies of the other two bandits lie in the Everett morgue after being shot by citizens and officers.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Snohomish
King County
Bethel State Bank
Here
Everett
James Pollock
George Jones
John Pollock
Elvey Kilbourne
Washington fears general warfare to break in China
A June 5 report from Washington states a clash for military mastery in China is imminent. Chang Tso-Lin and Feng Yu-hsing lead forces totaling over 370000, with Soviet, Japanese, and other foreign aid alleged. The White House plans to deploy American naval and marine assets to protect American lives and property if necessary.
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Washington
China
Chang and
Feng
President Coolidge
Associated Press
Shanghai
Canton
Changsha
Chang Tso-Lin
Feng Yu- Hsing
Prenant
Army, Navy
Marine Corps
W. Db. Connor
Tientsin
Peking Guards
Marine
Complete collapse suffered by Loeb
Joliet June 6 Richard Loeb is in a serious mental and physical collapse at the state penitentiary where he and Nathan Leopold serve life terms for the murder of 16 year old Robert Franks. Physicians say the illness follows infections and note Loeb is a convalescent from measles. They caution it is too early to determine if a serious mental illness is developing.
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Associated Press
Joliet
Richard Loeb
State Penitentiary
Nathan Leopold
Robert Franks
Loeb
Japan Denies War With Russia and Aid for Chang
Tokyo reports deny imminent war with Russia and deny aiding Chang. China and Russia reportedly negotiating over the Chinese eastern railway dispute. Russia has troops at the railhead, but Japan doubts Feng Yu-Hsing can yet strike. Yu Chung-Han, aide to Tso Lin, visited Tokyo as talks continue.
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Japan
Russia
China
Chang Teso-Tsin
Feng Yu-Hsing
Feng
Chang
Yu Chung-Han
Tso-Lin
Toklo
Crisis Survived by Painleve Government Faces Budget Clash
The Painleve ministry narrowly survives a crisis as Finance Minister Caillaux faces questions over a 1925 budget deficit of over 43 billion francs. Premier Painleve, Cassiaux, and Finance critics from four coalition groups clash with radicals led by Loucheur and socialist Auriol over funding France’s war efforts and budget accuracy.
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Associated Press
Pageant plan for Butte Fourth of July celebration
Internationally known pageant director J W Means and William Foy of Los Angeles lead the effort for The Spirit of America. Indians from Crow reservation will join western tableaux as Evans and Foy plan scenes at the Butte ball grounds the night of July. A prize for return of stolen grips aids Evans in preparing the show.
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America
Montana
Butte
J. W. Means
William Foy
Los Angeles
Kyvans
Europe
Varie
Rome
Washington
Lincoln
Franklin
Jefferson
Boone, Crockett
Crow Reservation
Evans
Foy
Voy
Pocatello
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Matthew Brown
Miles City
Emer Holt
Eleanor Coit
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Fernece
Polar Region
Wharton
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James B. Wharton
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James W. Kileworth
Lincoln Ilsworth
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Ochool OF Mines
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