Public School Emphasized As Key To Freedom
Judge Joseph R. Jackson praised central high school at Broad Way theater for guiding youth toward a clean soul through parochial and public education. He urged continued study, lauded Sisters and Mt St Charles, and noted the need for better facilities for Central high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Jackson
Central High School
Broad Way
Little Red
Broadway
Anita
Judi
St. Anne's School
Narochia
Flac
Diocesan College
Mt. St. Charles
Helens
Central High Schoo
Soa
Will Come World for Cult Leader Will Come World for Cult Leader
The search for Benjamin Purnell, missing House of David leader, extends to global locations as authorities pursue him on a statutory charge. Andrew B. Dougherty travels to confer with Col. Roy Vandercook and Berrien county officers, who raided Shiloh in pursuit of Purnell. Judge Harry E. Dingeman, presiding as a one man grand jury, adjourned hearings until June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Mich
Benjamin Purnell
House of David
King
Pamford Rubel
Shiloh
Purnell
Andrew B. Dougherty
Funeral set for Rev John J Tracy victim of Montana wreck
From Helena Associated Press July 1 1928 funeral rites planned for Rev John J Tracy pastor of the cathedral of St Helena killed in an automobile accident on the Priest Pass road early Thursday with the Rev Leclaire seriously injured. Bishop John P Carroll and hospital care officials indicate burial will be at Resurrection cemetery. Father Leclaire remains in hospital with injuries to his hips and other wounds from the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Tracy
St. Helena Cathedral
Priest Pass Road
Asociated
Helena
Mont
John J. Tracy
Cathedral of
St. Helena
Father Tracy
Pass” Road
View ‘Leclaire
Rona
John P. Carroll
Father Leclaire
Fathers Leclaire
Tracy
Ronan
Continental Divide
Leclaire
Near East Parley Still Deadlocked
LAUSANNE June 1. AP reports no sign of break in near east peace conference deadlock. Turkish delegates especially younger members and Constantinople newspaper proprietors urge immediate peace with contentious points left for later. Greek side shows nervousness and calls for rapid peace to demobilize the Greek army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lausanne
Thet
Constantinople
U S Naval Flyers Smash 17 World Flight Records
American naval fliers at San Diego set seven more world flight records in new events and added to the two broken earlier, for a total of 17. Notable feats include Lt H W Halland lifting 14,400 pounds to 200 feet in an F-5L, Lt Ralph Ofstie reaching 18,400 feet in a T-5, and Lt Earl Brix attaining 12,000 feet in a torpedo plane with extra weight. Boatswain E E Keber averaged 102.88 mph over three laps in a torpedo craft with a Liberty engine, ahead of Lt L D Webb in a Martin observation plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
H.W. Halland
Ralph Ofstie
Ofstie
Earl Brix
E. E. Keber
Uberty
LD. Webb
Martin
France Rejects Berlin Reparations Offer
Paris rejects the German note on reparations as unsatisfactory and offers no definite total sum. France demands no passive Ruhr resistance, questions guarantees, and cites Versailles while awaiting allied consensus. Premier Poincare reports to President Millerand and a collective French response hinges on allied agreement.
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Paris
Pre
France
Germany
Brussels
Ruhr
Premier Poincare
Millerand
Alimony Granted in Montana Divorce Case
Mary A. Rombough wins a divorce from D. F. Rombough in Great Falls Montana court. She receives $75 monthly alimony for life to be devoted to her father with the amount dropping to $50 after his death. Rombough earns about $200 monthly. The decree cites desertion and non support as grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Great Falls
Mont
Mary A. Rombough
D. F. Rombough
Great Northern
Twenty Five Students Receive Degrees at School of Mines
The first annual commencement at the Montana State School of Mines in Butte honors twenty five graduates led by Thomas D. Biker and Arnold E. Borel. Chancellor M A Brannon and Judge Sydney Lanner participate as officers, with G W Craven conferring degrees. The event follows the junior prom at Columbia Gardens and precedes an alumni dinner at Silver Bow club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte High School
M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
Montana
Inn
University of Judge
Sydney Lanner
State Board of Education
Brannon
G. W. Craven
Kong
School of Mines
Fev
Indin
Montan
Varese
Chanc Tion
Candi Craven
Geller
Benedictford
School of Mines Laat
Columbia Gardens
Alumni Ainner
Siiver
Butte
Thomas D. Biker
Mine Sweeper Cardinal Struck Offshore Near Alaska
Seattle June 7 The mine sweeper Cardinal of the United States navy struck rocks off the Forks of Chirksko, about 100 miles south of the Alaskan coast. Rear Admiral de Ve Chane aboard the tanker Cuyama reached the scene and stood by as the Discoverer surveyed the coast. The Cardinal, eight officers aboard, was reported not seriously damaged and efforts to salvage or evacuate were under way.
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Amoctateneres
Seattle
Wash
Cardinal
United Rates" Navy
Alaskanen
Aula
Carama
Navy
de Ve Chane
Reodette
Discoverer
Alorside
Cuyama
Children killed in Ruhr by occupation forces
Five German children aged 7 to 18 were shot to death by Franco-Belgian troops after entry into the Ruhr, Die Zelt reports. The paper lists victims by name and records dates and localities of each death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ruhr
Die Zelt
Bellwood girl wins dishwashing prize at home practice
Twelve year old Gladys Ratin of Bellwood joked she never did the dishes at home but today became the dish washer of three towns and won a $10 gold piece. She washed two plates two saucers two knives two forks and four spoons in two and one eighth minutes, faster than a rival who washed the same number in one seven eighth minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pron
Chicago
Gladys Ratin
Bellwood
Night at Coney Is Return for $141000
New York June 7. A reseate future described by two strangers who posed as hosts at a hectic Coney Island excursion proved too tempting for a messenger for C Barney & Co brokerage. Arrested today, he claimed he had received $141000 in bonds in exchange for his help in disposing of them and splitting proceeds. He toured the city with police seeking the men who yielded the securities and promised the profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coney Island
James
C. Barney &Co
Bandit Raid on Shanghai Peking Train Likely Political Plot
The Associated Press reports a raid on the Shanghai to Peking express on May 6 with several foreigners kidnapped. A U.S. Brig. Gen. headed commission seeks to determine if attackers had advance knowledge and whether a political motive underlies the assault. Bandits in Tsaochwang are now common, moving with growing swagger and familiarity with daily life as authorities pace trials and recruitment.
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Brig
Minor
Rocce Raneetea
Tsaoehwang
Sineas
Ner
Runaway street car kills child in New York
A 12-year-old Margaret McLaughlin was struck by a runaway street car on 126th Street and Amsterdam Avenue as it rolled backward down a hill. Three others were injured when the car crashed into a five story tenement. Slippery rails from heavy rain are blamed.
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New York
Margaret McLaughlin
126Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Murderer of Wife Sentenced to Die in Indiana
Associated Press report from Valparaiso Indiana states Harry Diamond was found guilty of murdering his wife Nettle Diamond. Judge MH H Loring sentenced him to die in the electric chair at Michigan City on October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Valparaiso
Ind
Harry Diamond
Nettle Diamond
Michigan City
MH. H. Loring
Homeward Rush Begins Shrine Pageant Display
The annual Shrine convention closed with a night pageant on Pennsylvania Avenue under colored lights. President Harding attended as the parade showcased 30 floats 16 drum corps and 64 Shrine temple patrols depicting Mas on figures including Pocahontas John Smith Paul Revere and Revolutionary War leaders. The ceremony featured the ringing of the Liberty Bell by Masons and references to the New Republic era while radio broadcast covered the concluding dance procession.
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Aed Pres
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Shrine Co
and Harding
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Knights
Pocahontas
John Smith
J Aresed
W Paul Revere
Joseph Wareren
Bunker Hill
Ione
Benjamin Frank
Park Lodge
Toich
John Paul Jones
New Republic
Maso
Admiral Pears
North Pole
Theodore Hoosevelt
Nivo
Albert “Pike
Rte
Marshall
Lewis and Clarke
Oregon
Dancin
Contig
Cattle Ranges Depleted by Overstocking and Rodent Pests
Associate Press report from Washington states Southwest cattle ranges are shrinking due to overstocking dry weather and rodent pests. Charles Springer, prominent New Mexico landowner, met with Secretary Wallace to discuss the issue. Prairie dogs and kangaroo rats are blamed for reducing range usability. The Biological Survey runs a rodent control program alongside farmers and stockmen, with over 100 million acres treated in various states. The campaign shows pests can be eradicated through coordinated efforts.
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Associate Press
Washington
Southwest
Charles Springer
New Mexico
Wallace
Two oil promoters plead guilty to fraud charges
Texas court reports J. W. Caruth and L. G. Reynolds Jr. pleaded guilty to using the mails to defraud in promoting the Caruth Oil companies. They were sentenced to eight years and a day in Leavenworth and fined 5000 each, with prior indictments against others in the Pilgrim Oil case withdrawn.
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Port Wor
Texas
J. W
Hog Creek
Benjamin Bledsoe
Caruth
Reynolds
Federal
Leavenworth
Kas
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Central High
Clean Soul
J.J. Tracy
U. S. Naval
State Department oMciais
Otto Wiedfeldt
Wiedfeldt
United States Army
Dirigibl
U.S
Coney
Imasonry
Conrad V. Dykeman
Imperial
V “ Ven
Nolle
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