Italy backs Franco British Belgian pact at Geneva
In Geneva on June 9 AP reports Italy favored a Franco British Belgian security pact with Germany. Signor Scialoja said Italy may join a broader regional pact if Germany joins the league. Briand planned to send the allied note to Germany and German officials stressed bilateral operation of the Rhine accord.
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Italy
Germany
League of Nations Assembly
Scialoja
M. Briand
Paris
Rhine
France
Anglo French Accord Response Not To Be Placed Before Parliament
London reports say official papers detailing the Anglo French agreement in response to Germany’s overtures for a pact defending western frontiers will not be laid before Parliament. Prime Minister Baldwin indicated the matter remains under cabinet review.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Baldwin
Caillaux Delays Finance Plan Amid Budget Debates
Caillaux appeared before the finance commission in Paris and postponed detailing reforms until tomorrow. He noted the Morgan loan remained intact and warned awareness of potential further measures to curb speculation. He advised against counting Dawes plan receipts in the budget and rumors spoke of four billion francs in Bank of France advances and a possible new dollar linked issue to expand circulation.
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Associated Press
Paris
Dawes
M. Caillaux
Bank of France
Missing heiress weds for million after disappearance
Maude Lee Mudd, 16, an Indian heiress from Miami Oklahoma, married Earl Gordon yesterday in Council Bluffs Iowa. Authorities search nationwide for the girl who vanished May 21 amid legal battles over her fortune estimated at more than $1,000,000 and a guardian was appointed until she turns 21.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Maude Lee Mudd
Miami
Okla
Council Bluffs
Earl E. Gordon
William Simms
Vinitia, Oklo
The
Mar
Norse Centennial Pageant Closes at Minnesota Fairgrounds
The four day Norse-American centennial celebration ended at the Minnesota state fair grounds as thousands from many nations attended. The pageant depicted events in the life of Col. Hans Christian Heg, a Norse immigrant who served in the service. The event marked the 100th anniversary of the arrival of the first organized Norwegians to settle in the United States.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Ageant
Minnesota State Fair Grounds
Hans Christian Heg
United States
Lauzier-Wolcott Brokerage Firm Admits Insolvency in Bankruptcy Suit
Four creditors filed for involuntary bankruptcy against Lauzier-Wolcott, and co partners G A Lauzier A B Keith Carl J Trauerman and H Schoch all of Butte admitted the firm is bankrupt. The filing seeks court supervision with a bankruptcy referee to be appointed to take charge and convene creditor meetings.
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Lauzier-Wolcott
G. A. Lauzier
A. B. Keith
Carl J. Trauerman
H. Schoch
Butte
W. PD. Kyle
Kyle
Frank W. Haskins
Lauzier-Wolceltt Company
Haskins
Montana
One Woman Wounded in Canton Escape Attempt
A U S citizens Mr and Mrs Frank Crampton and Mr and Mrs Montgomery Ogden were fired on by Yunnanese machine gunners at Canton while attempting to flee a war zone. Mrs Crampton was wounded and the party returned. American marines have landed at Honan to protect a Christian college and Shameen occupants as the electric cable is cut and Shameen lies in darkness. The Yunannese fleet sank its larger companion after bribing a gun boat crew, with about 200 casualties reported to date.
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Associated Press
London
Daily Express
Hongkong
Frank Crampton
Montgomery Ogden
Canton
Crampton
Honan
Christian College
Shameen
Chinese Civil Clash Near Canton Grinds On
Fighting between Yunnanese and Cantonese troops near Canton has lasted about 60 hours with little damage due to barricaded positions. The clash began Saturday at 4 pm and is expected to continue with a low chance of a decisive result until armies meet in the east and west river districts.
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Canton
West River
Arms Delegates Struggle Over Ratification in Geneva
The arms traffic conference in Geneva faced a dispute over which states must ratify the convention. South American objections centered on radical reservations that could undermine the pact. The conference ruled no fundamental reservations and decided to name 14 unnamed states as required ratifiers, dropping explicit lists including the United States and several European powers.
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Geneva
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Belgium
England
France
Italy
Japan
Czecho-Slovakia
School Girl and Boy Die in Apparent Pact Case
Priscilla Amidon died from revolver wounds in a Newton hospital, police say the death may be a pact kill self. Sterling Mills is in serious condition with a head wound after being found near a road. he admitted shooting the girl claiming a pact, notes reportedly mentioning a death by own action were searched.
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Associated Press
Wellesley Farms
Mas
Priscilla Amidon
Wellesley
Newton
Sterling Mills
Here
Mil
Pussey
U S Navy Flyers Complete Final Arctic Prep Test
The U S Navy flyers finish their last test before the Arctic flight while French Premier departs Paris for Morocco to assess the conflict between Latins and Rift tribesmen, signaling widening tensions beyond small skirmishes.
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U. S. Navy
Paria
Morocco
French Premier Painleve Heads to Morocco War Front
Paris June 9 The departure by air of Paul Painleve premier and war minister to Morocco signals rising French commitment. General Beney replaced by Jacquemot. aviation undersecretary Eynas joins the mission. Military circles see a major air effort to subdue Abd el Krim as Lyautey requests 150 more planes.
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Associated Press
Paris
Morocco
Paul Paiileye
North Africa
War Office
Paria
M. Painleve
France
M. E. Debeney
Jacquemot
M. Laurent Eynas
Marshal Lyautey
Abd-El-Krim
Week End Trips by Motor or Rail
Mrs Brown and T E M discuss changing scenery as the Joneses plan a trip to Helena or Salt Lake using new weekend rail rates advertised in the Standard. They consider driving or taking the train for a pleasant outing.
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Joneses
Helena
Salt Lake
Planes Leave Philadelphia Day After Noon for Boston Mission
Three MacMillan Arctic planes will depart Philadelphia at 1 30 p m for Boston, aiming to reach the ice rim of civilization by five this evening. Commander Byrd praises Amundsen safety, while Amundsen-Ellaworth planes face possible return after a bad landing.
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Associated Press
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Boston
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Philadelphia Navy Yard
Lieut. R.&. Byrd
Roald Amundsen
Lieut
Byrd
Amundsen-Ellaworth
Riac
Polar Sea
Antines
North Pole
R. KR. Byrd
Floyd Bennett
M. A. Schur
N. ©. Nold
B. EB. Reber
A. Rocheville
Polar expedition seeks U S position on discoveries
Washington officials weighed how the United States might respond if MacMillan's Arctic expedition uncovers land. The explorer aims to determine if a vast unknown area near the pole contains a hidden continent, with a full policy study underway.
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Washington
State Department
Donald B. MacMillan
Arctic Explorer
MacMillan
Darrow Named One of Counsel for Teacher in Evolution Action
Clarence Darrow was named as co counsel for John T Scopes the Dayton Tenn high school teacher facing trial next month for violating the Tennessee evolution law Forrest Valley of the American Civil Liberties Union announced Darrow selection after a meeting softened opposition The defense team includes senior counsel John Neal with possible involvement of Dudley Field Mallone and Bainbridge Colby while William Jennings Bryan will prosecute alongside Bryan.
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Associatedrena
New York
Clarence Darrow
John T.hoopes
Dayton
Darrow
Jobn Neal
Roopes
Bailey
Dudley Vield Malone
Thoane Hughes
Tennessee
Wilson
Mate
John T. Scopes
Bainbridge Colby
William Jennings Bryan
Governor Peay Denounces Evolution Trial Statements
Tennessee Governor Peay condemns the Scopes trial rhetoric calling the proceedings “all Bosic” and says evolutionists harm nothing if they adhere to state textbooks. He states he will not attend the trial.
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Tennessee
Peay
John T. Scopes
Belgium appears set to win Bennett Cup with De Muyter lead
Ernest de Muyter of Belgium, captain of the Belgica, is credited with the longer distance in the Gordon Bennett cup race while Wade T. Van Orman in the Goodyear II covers 441.18 miles but sinks in the Atlantic near Ushant light. Van Orman may be disqualified. a wireless report says he dropped into the sea at 31 o clock on June 8.
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Belgium
Ernest de Muyter
Quimper
Brittany
Wade T. van Orman
Atlantic
Ushant
van Orman
Havre
Waterland
Mo ro English: Moros and Constabulary Slain in Lanao Fight
Fourteen Moros died or were fatally wounded while seven constabulary soldiers were wounded in Lanao province as authorities chase Bullan Etaya and followers. The new fortress was dynamited, Raya and some followers escaped to the mountains as Governor-General Leonard Wood plans a personal visit to Lanac.
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Associated Press
Manila
Constabulary
Lanao Province
Bullan Etaya
Raya
Leonard Wood
Lanac
President Coolidge's train shows film as it passes Ohio
President Coolidge aboard the traveling White House enjoyed a movie in the dining car near Northern Ohio. He answered questions during a bi weekly press conference with reporters and conferred with Kellogg and Sanders as the train sped toward Washington. A dust storm swept Indiana, briefly delaying the schedule and a stop at Madison, Wisconsin, drew a small crowd.
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Associated Pre
Coolidge
Washington
Akron
Ohio
White House
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Kellogg
Sanders
St. Paul
Minneapolis
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Chicago
Uniaen
Madison
Wis
Senator la Follette
Evaneville
Helena Grain Rate Hearing Set for July 16
A grain rate hearing in Helena before Interstate Commerce Commission Examiner Jewell is scheduled for July 16 to consider canceling the export rate to the Pacific coast. The Montana Export Rate Association led by W. L. Stockton will argue for retaining the existing export rate, seven cents below domestic. A separate hearing on bing rates into Northwest states is set for Spokane on July 20.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana
Examiner Jewell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana Railway Commission
Pacific Coast
Montana Export Rate Association
W. L. Stockton
Montana Farm Bureau
Commission
Northwest States
Jewell
Spokane
1925 Wheat Crop Due to Miss Smaller Than 1917 Peak
The United States wheat crop is forecast at 661,006,000 bushels the smallest since 1917 and 212,000,000 less than last year. Domestic needs imply little or no export. winter wheat suffers from cold, dry May conditions and pests like Hessian fly chinch bug and take all disease limit yield. Spring wheat remains fair to good with an estimated 254,000,000 bushels, well below recent five year averages.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
Kansas
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