Griffith in London with new draft of Irish constitution
Dublin dispatch reports Arthur Griffith in London negotiating a new Irish constitutional draft while Michael Collins leads the Dail. The talks focus on the De Valera Collins pact and the upcoming elections and coalition terms amid opposition to panel candidates. Churchill warns all Irish ministers must accept the treaty. The new Dail is slated to convene July 1.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Arthur Griffith
Dail Éireann
London
Dail
Griffith
Michael Collins
Collins
Dail Ia
Winston Spencer Churchill
de Valera
Five Klan leaders and 34 members indicted over Inglewood raid
Los Angeles county grand jury indicted three high Ku Klux Klan officers William S Coburn W Price and N A Baker and 34 alleged members on five felony counts including false imprisonment kidnapping and assault with intent to murder in connection with an April 22 raid in Inglewood. Bail set at 1000 for most defendants except Baker who is in custody.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Ku Klux Klan
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Inglewood
Here
William S. Coburn
Grand Goblin
The
Pacific Domain
Supreme Attorney
Order
W. Price
King Kleagle
State of California
N. A. Baker
Kleagle
Heirs Contest Real Estate Of Late A. E. Spriggs
In Helena on June 7 the parents Jabez and Isabelle Spriggs filed in probate court to contest their son in law widow Josephine Spriggs claim to the late A E Spriggs estate arguing realty not devised to her under the will. The estate includes two Broadwater county ranches and land parcels in three southern states. The will bequeathed chattels and personal effects to the wife and remained silent on realty.
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Associated Press
Helena
Josephine Spriggs
Spriggs
Jabez
Isabelle Spriggs
J. R. Wine
Stewart & Brown
Railway Union Orders Three Strike Ballots
Heads of unions dispatch three strike ballots to about 400 000 members of railway shop crafts in the United States.
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United States
Vote Countdown Set for Cincinnati Railway Shopmen Strike
June 7 reports three strike ballots ordered for 400000 railway shopmen with ballots due in Chicago by June 25 and June 30 latest, as $60000000 wage cuts take effect July 1. Ballots urged immediate action and local lodges to convene meetings, signaling a possible walkout if membership votes to strike.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Executive Council
Federated
International
Labor Board
Shop Crafts
Six Chicago railway presidents deny strike plans
In Chicago on June 7 the presidents of six railroads issued a joint statement denying any talk of a strike by railway workers. The release asserted there is no strike planned and suggested the matter would be resolved without walkouts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Roads
Train Jumps Rails. Fireman Is Killed Near York
North bound Pennsylvania Express from Baltimore left the rails near Brillhartstown three miles south of York at about nine. The fireman was killed and another crew member was probably fatally hurt with several others injured.
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Associated Press
York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Brillharts
Here
Butte Labor Market Improves With Copper Mining Restart
U S employment bureau reports Montana conditions near normal with gains in mining in Butte. shortage of skilled metal miners limits expansion while small mines resume and Great Falls smelters add workers. Helena and Great Falls show improved activity, though farm labor shortages persist in some areas.
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Butte
Anaconda
Helena
Great Falls
Standard
Washington, D. C
United States Employment Bureau
Montana
Witness Testimony Tangles Keel Murder Trial
Mrs. Alfred H. Jones testified about events after the Sept 16 killing of James Grant. She recalled Keel saying he killed a man over there and that he faced possible life. the county attorney pressed her to reconcile prior statements.
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Standard
Virginia City
Jack Keel
Alfred H. Jones
High Up
James Grant
Keel
Jones
Lewistown Divine Given Appointment
The Rev G C Cress superintendent of Montana Baptist missions was notified by wire he will represent the United States Baptist denomination at the international theological conference in Vancouver this year. He is one of 13 speakers from major denominations.
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Associated Press
Lewistown
G. C. Cress
Baptist Missions
Montana
United States
Vancouver
Welcome given omanners from temple of Hadi in Evansville visit
One hundred twelve "live wired fez tops" of Hadi temple of the Mystic Shrine at Evansville Ind arrived in Butte at 6 30 PM and were entertained at a banquet and city tour. The special train left at 9 PM for San Francisco with Tacoma next.
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Evansville
Ind
Butte
San Francisco
Tacoma
Indiana
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Fargo
Billings
Robert Chambers
Hadi Temple
Broadway
Mainto Park
Park
Masonic Building
James G. Cocking
Chambers
Portland
Long battle for life of student ends in failure
Edwin Lesle a 20 year old Grove City college sophomore class president died after 46 hours of artificial respiration by fellow students following a diving accident in the college pool. The service at United Presbyterian church drew students and townspeople as Rev. W. G. Weagle offered tribute.
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Associated Press
Grove City
Edwin Lesle
Grove City College
Leslie
United Presbyterian Church
W. G. Weagle
Former Warden Conley Clashes With State Counsel In Accounting Case
Helena June 7 A court session in the Montana penitentiary accounting suit heated as former Warden Frank Conley argued with Attorney General Wellington Rankin over receipt inaccuracies and use of supplies at his residence. Conley defended his right to use the items claiming the prison board knew of the arrangements.
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Helena
Frank Conley
Montana
A. J. Horsky
Wellington D. Rankin
J. F. O'Connor
Conley
Mr. Rankin
Boy Pays With Life For Woman's Death
London June 7 Henry Jacobi an 11 year old hotel pantry boy was executed today in Pentonville prison for the murder on March 14 of Lady Alice White widow of Sir Edward White former chairman of the London County council Jacobi struck her with a hammer as she woke during a room ransacking trial record shows the act.
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Associated Press
London
Henry Jacobi
Lady Alice White
Pentonville Prison
Lady White
Sir Edward White
London Country Council
Jacobi
Irish constitution draft reaches London via Arthur Griffith
Arthur Griffith presents the revised draft of the Irish constitution in London. The document, carried by Griffith, president of the Dail Eireann, is discussed as part of ongoing constitutional developments.
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Associated Press
London
Arthur Griffith
Dail Eireann
Ships collide in San Francisco Bay in fog
The liner Matsonia and the oil tanker J A Moffett collided in fog tonight in San Francisco bay. No injuries were reported, only paint loss. Neither ship had passengers aboard, and reports reached marine interests about an hour later.
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San Francisco
Matsonia
J. A. Moffett
San Francisco Bay
Marine Interests
Body of Actress to be Escorted by U. S. Marines
The body of Mrs. Alexander P. Moore known as Lil Nan Russell will be escorted by a detachment of United States Marines from her Pittsburg home. The ceremony marks her rank as sergeant in World War I and continues on page 6 column 4.
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U. 3, Marines
Associated Press
Pittsburg
United States
Alexander P. Moore
Lil- Nan Russell
Merger Plans Public for Three Steel Firms
A New York letter to stockholders reveals a proposed merger among Midvale Steel and Ordnance, Inland Steel, and Republic Iron and Steel with issued capital of 132,814,587 dollars. The three chairmen sign that organization details are unsettled and changes may occur. The plan creates North American Steel by merging Midvale and Inland, which will acquire Republic’s assets.
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Associated Press
New York
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company
Inland Steel Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
W. E. Corey
L. E. Block
John A. Topping
Midvale
North American Steel Corporation
Republic Company
Senators Claim Tariff Used to Raise Prices in Measure
Washington June 7. Finance committee members clash as administration tariff plan faces criticism. Senator King Utah accuses duties on firearms of enabling price hikes. cites Woolen mills price increases and predicts wider impact on boots shoes cotton. Senator Norris Nebraska argues high tariff walls back producers and push prices beyond borders. Simmons North Carolina calls it an indictment of protection.
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Associated Press
Washington
Finance Committee
Senate
King
Utah
Norris
Nebraska
Simmons
North Carolina
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Primate
Ireland
Goblin
A. E. Spriggs
Rotary
Tealph
Bristol
Crawford ¢ McUllonge
Paul P Harrs
Chesley R . Reay
Harryb Craddich
Willan Coppoch
Irathar Broserl
Robert Iniown
HJ Tutcher Stace
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Angeles
Paul H. Harris
Rotary Clubs
Crawford ¢. McCullough
William
Ontario
Canada
Ralph W. Cummings
Lancaster
William Coppock
Council Bluffs
Iowa
H. J. Lutcher Stark
Orange
Texas
Ralph Bristol
Ogden
Chesley R. Perry
Robert Patterson
Dayton
Ohio
National Cash Register Company
Harry Bert Craddick
Jeapolia
Luther Brewer
Cedar Rapids
Sos
A. H. Jones
Lewistown Divine
Hadi
State 3
Lillian Russell
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