Siberian Natives Starve to Death Reported at Indian Point
Captain Ira Rank of the Trader recounts across Bering Strait that up to a hundred Siberian natives at Indian Point, Liveria, died of starvation. He says wives and children killed themselves and others, then themselves, as ammunition and guns were taken by Soviets and trade forbidden. A Russian teacher from Whalen brought the news to Little Diomede.
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Indian Point
Liveria
Bering
Ira Rank
Captain Rank
Siberian
Little Diomede Island
Beringstrait
Whalen
East Cape
Siberia
Rank
Man of Mystery Salonen Faces Unknown Whereabouts
Madison county police theory shifts after Sunday investigations into the abandoned 2100 car found with suitcases of jewelry and clothing near the Madison river at Hutchins. Aarne J Salonen or a man posing as him appears to be an educated tourist connected to a passport scheme. Port land warrants have tied two or three men to the car used recently by Finns in swindle cases.
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Madison County
Madison River
Hutchins
Aarne J. Salonen
Aarne’j. Salonen
Rar Te
Oregon
Butte
Potter
Portland
Po- Hee
Senate Set To Press Farm Relief This Week
Washington June 6 The Senate will devote more time this week to farm relief legislation as the House moves through numerous less important measures. Conference efforts continue to shape a bill acceptable to House leaders and President Coolidge. Vice President Dawes attends meetings to aid resolution of the debt issue, while the Finance Committee prepares private hearings next Wednesday on ratification.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Friends of Farm Legislation
Coolidge
Dawes
Reas
Senate Finance Committee
Iowa Voters 10 Decide Battles at Polls Today
Iowa voters go to the polls to select Republican and Democratic nominees for the United States Senate. Republicans face primary contests for state offices amid a clash over renomination of A. Cummits and the Brookhart challenge. Brookhart supporters frame the vote as a referendum on his Senate seating and related issues.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
United States Senate
A. Cummits
Smith W. Brookhart
Colonel Brookhart
Senate
Brookhart
Doctors Held in Death of Brooklyn Girl
Associated Press reports Brooklyn doctors Morris N. Josel and David Zelenko held on $19,900 bail each after the death of Frieda Cohen a six year old girl during an operation. Parents allege ether overdose while doctors say they fled due to a threatening family. The child had six weeks of treatment for seasles and pneumonia.
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Associated Press
New York
Charsea
Morris N. Jose T
David Zelenko
Brooklyn
Frieda Cohen
Josell
Zelenko
Hundreds of Firefighters Battle California Forest Fires
The Associated Press reports rapid mobilization of crews into Sequoia National Forest as six lightning fires flare amid low humidity and hot winds. In Redding area two brush fires threaten homes, with about 3,500 acres burned overall and 80 acres of forest lost. Firefighting efforts involve roughly 3,500 personnel across Tulare Fresno Kern and Madera counties, including a Mount Tom blaze near Kaiser Creek and a 2,000 acre burn near Democrat Springs, with multiple fires under intensive control.
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Associated
San Francisco
Sequoia National Forest
United States Forest Service Office
Redding
Here
Millville
Centerville
San Joaquin Valley
Tulare
Fresno
Kern
Madera
Mount Tom
Kaiser Creek
Democrat Springs
Little Kern River
Poem “Lewd and Obscene” Taught at University Summer School
Writer Mal Saunders White once barred from mail service for a poem in The New Masses has a contract to teach at the University of Montana summer school. He will be associated with Sidney Cox, whose Frontier issue drew protests and led to circulation withdrawal. White, formerly Yale English instructor, arrives in Minnesota soon. his wife Margaret Marshall studied at the university.
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Mal Saunders White
New Masses
Authoities
Mails
University of Montana
Weason
Sidney ‘Cox
Frontier
White
Yale ‘University
Greenwich Village
New York
Nettser CH. Clapp
Sont
Te University
Tran Hon
Mr. White
Long Lost Charley Ross Found in South
New York reports a woman relative claims Charley Ross, abducted from Philadelphia suburb in 1874, has been found in the South. The man, about 86, is married with six children, says he seeks his birthright and denies money. Relatives caution the tale may be false.
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Charley Ross
South
New York
Charley
Philadelphia
Ross
Associated Press
New York World
Pierre A. Starr
Simpy
FRCOPS QUIET UKRAINIAN CITY DISTURBANCES REPORTED
Associated Press dispatch from Danzig notes Tarnopol city and province in siege with Lemberg and Tarcow under emergency due to serious disturbances. The fiercest clash reported involved Ukrainian demonstrators and three military units in Tarnopol as unrest spreads across Eastern Galicia.
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Danzig
Tarnopol
Galicia
Lemberg
Tarkow
Al Smith to Seek Re election Despite Denials
Associates Press notes that Governor Al Smith is expected to run again in 1932 amid Democratic leaders confidence. The New York Times anticipated report says party leaders in Albany foresee a re election bid following the governor’s daughter’s wedding.
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Associates Press
New York
Smith
New York ‘Times
Albany
Wilcoxson wins at Butte Gun Club in Montana meet
Junior W R Wilcoxson of Great Falls wins the all around general average and doubles championships at the 33rd Montana State Sportsmen association tournament closing at the Butte Gun Club Rocker After three days of competition F Knight also from Great Falls claims state singles championship Knight tops with 195 hits while Rothrock Billings is runner up with 193 The meet drew about 60 participants and a larger crowd for the banquet at the New Hotel Saturday night
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Great Falls
Northwest
Montana State Sportsmen Association
Butte
Rocker
F. Knight
Wilcoxson
Montana
Rinien
WW. Rothrock
Billings
G. Fbbers
Spokane
Sam Bharman
Salt Lake
EL. Ford
Orden
Karlen Flannigan
G. A
South
Great
Mauri Humber
B. C
Chatherd
Helena
Ogden
WM. McGonner Jr
Automobile kills socialist leader Meyer London
New York June 6 Meyer London former socialist representative in Congress from New York died at Bellevue Hospital from injuries after being struck by an automobile today. Born in Russia December 28 1871 he came to the United States at age 20 and joined the New York bar seven years later. He served in Congress 1915 to 1919 and 1921 to 1923 and remained active in socialist and labor circles.
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Associated Pro
NEW York
Meyer London
Congress
Bellevue Hospital
Russia
London
United States
Bryan's Daughter Seeks Congress in Florida Race
Ruth Bryan Owens, daughter of William Jennings Bryan, runs in Florida for Senate nominees and House seats. The Jacksonville dispatch notes opposition from Duncan U. Fletcher and other candidates as polls approach Tuesday.
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Ruth Bryan Owens
Associated Pen
Jacksonville
Florida Democracy
Will Ge
United States Senate
William Jennings Bryan
W. I Grew
Duncan U. Eletcher
Jerry Wee
Former resident of Butte wounds wife then takes own life
Michael Marinovich, formerly of Butte, and his wife Stella Markovich were found in a Aberdeen hotel room with gunshot injuries. Authorities indicate Marinovich killed his wife before shooting himself. Stella is 20 and descended from Louis Markovich of East Granite Street. The couple had lived in Butte Red Lodge and Aberdeen in the past.
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Butte Wounds
Tikes
Associated
Trent
Aberdeen
Wash
Michael Marinovich
Stella
Marinovich
Butte
Mont
Coveral Te
Frdeen
East Granite Street
Weapon 15 Found in Mine Shaft Killing Confession
Edward B. Rollins confessed to killing Bob Neill a 73 year old prospector. He admitted dragging the body from a wagon into a 60 foot abandoned mine shaft in Deer Lodge county. The confession followed hours of questioning at Boulder jail.
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Bob Neill
Deer Lodge County
Edward B. Rollins
Boulder
James Gallagher
Rollins
Johnny Mountjoy
Jefferson County
John Dusgan
Silver Bow County
Gallagher
Bebiga
Neill
Deer Lodge
Renewed Search for Oregon Murderers
The Associated Press reports renewed efforts by the United States Postal Service to locate the De Autremont brothers Roy Ray and Hugh, indicted for the 1923 Siskiyou Oregon derailment that killed a postal clerk and burned the body, amid a nearly three year search.
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Associated Press
Post Office Department
de Autremont
Roy
Ray
Hugh
Southern Pacific
Siskiyou
Ore
Eugene
American Boy Sentenced to Face French Firing Squad
Bennett J. Doty, 25, Memphis, son of a local attorney, is court martialed for mutiny in the French Foreign Legion. Known as Gilbert Clare in Syria, he led a small band that opened fire as French troops moved on mutineers. He previously fought at Villers-Cotte, with the 15th and 30th divisions, and his father appeals to Tennessee senators for intervention.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Bennett J. Doty
French Union
Syria
Lemuel H. Dot Doty
Gilbert Clare
Legion
Doty
Wyard
Foreign Legion
Chicago Tribune
Ibune Corr
Villers Cotte
Clare
French Foreign Legion
Bennett Doty
University of Virginia
Ainds Bennett
Palestine
Tennnessee
Harrison
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