Three airplanes start for Boston
Washington policy ties land claims to discovery and settlement and contemplates Canadian claims north of known boundaries. The MacMillan Arctic expedition faces air routes and possible international law implications while Amundsen rescue efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canada
MacMillan
Utah
Oubt
Ottawa
Ellesmere Island
Associated Press
Wilbur
Los Angeles
Shenandoah
Norwegian Aero Club
Navy Department
Bergen
Norway
Spitzbergen
Amundsen
Cape Columbia
Etah
Greenland
Boston
Pole
Trial of Shepherd Delayed Again in Chicago Murder Case
William Darling Shepherd's murder trial for his foster-son William Nelson McClintock was postponed as jurors exhausted a pool of 100 names. Prosecution sent three witnesses from Nebraska Iowa and Indiana to testify on Shepherds finances. Subpoenas issued for bank records and Eva Peterson questioned about the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
C. A. Nordland
Auburn
Nebr
Stellareson
Linden
Iowa
Shepherd
Jerome Matillo
GIVES LIFE FOR SCIENCE
Dr Edwin FE Leman of East Orange New Jersey died after 13 years studying radium rays. He specialized in recovering pure radium from ore and endured periods of weakness, collapsing three weeks ago despite two blood transfusions. He had worked in radium science since 1911 starting as a University of Chicago senior student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
East Orange
N. J
Edwin FE. Leman
Railroads of Ru ceve Face Multiple Rate Increases
Fragmentary notes claim Ru ceve railroads raised rates twice this year while European lines remain cheaper. The text asserts poor condition and ongoing transport concerns across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruceve
Enteres wedlock to gain a million
The article reports a disputed marriage involving a girl aided by her mother amid questions of consent and legitimacy. State and federal authorities probe her disappearance while relatives allege coercion by the mother to speed inheritance and remove the guardian. Alex Mudd, an uncle and Osage millionaire from Skintook, Okla., comments from Omaha on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simms
Alex Mudd
Skintook
Okla
Omaha
Maude
President Coolidge Sees Movies While Touring
President Coolidge travels by train with Mrs. Coolidge and aides as he views a film, tosses a cracker to a youngster, and poses for photographers in Chicago. He notes no direct quotes and discusses a Belgium commission to Washington over a $480 million debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Coolidge
Belgium
Minnesota
Kellogg
Washington
United States
Akron
Murder Premeditation Aimed at War Veteran Suitor
New York June 9 A test by the prosecution claims Dorothy Perkins 17 premeditated the shooting of Thomas A Templeton a war veteran at a Valentine party Witnesses say she had carried a revolver prior to the fatal event The state seeks to show her claimed accident was false and cross examination will cover her relations with Mickey Connors and a scene the night before the party The defense faces testimony from medical examiner Norris on the victim’s blood clot and heart condition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Dorothy Perkins
Thomas A. Templeton
Dorothy
Mickey Connors
Templeton
Norris
Poet Soldier Gabriele D Annunzio Stricken In Italy
Gabriele D Annunzio the poet soldier is ill at his villa in Gardone Italy with influenza and bronchial inflammation. The report notes the famous writer in declining health but not critically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardone
Italy
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Holstein Breeders to Meet in Grand Rapids
Forty four states and Canada will send 166 delegates representing more than 25 000 breeders of Purebred Holstein Friesian cattle to the annual convention of the Holstein Friesian Association of America in Grand Rapids Michigan on June 2 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
States
Canada
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Germans call for 9 million beds to improve hygiene morals
Berlin Sofia Goetes of the German welfare institute argues that every man woman and child should have a bed for hygienic moral and social reasons. She estimates Germany needs 9 000 000 beds to achieve this condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sofia Goetes
German Welfare Institute
Chila
Settlers must pay say agency denies extensions
Washington June 9. Commissioner Meade rejects 39 Boise Idaho reclamation project settlers requests for extension of time to pay water rental drainage charges. He says many seek relief under the relief act by avoiding payments despite financial inability and expect back charges to be funded under the 1924 law and a three year moratorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Boise, Idaho
Meade
Reclamation Bureau
Boise Project
Bond
Boise
Butte Women Set for California Convention Trip
Mrs. Margaret Curran of 944 West Woolman street along with Miss Bessie Lynch Mrs. Thomas Mulcahy and her daughter Alice depart Butte for Los Angeles to attend the national convention of the fraternal brotherhood. Curran long-time resident of Butte is Montana delegate. Mulcahy serves as a supreme officer. After adjournment they will visit friends in southern California then San Francisco and Portland, planning five weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Curran
West Woolman Street
Bessie Lynch
Thomas Mulcahy
Alice
Los Angeles
Fraternal Brotherhood
Curran
Butte
California
Montana
Mulcahy
San Francisco
Portland
Soviet-Harriman deal seals Chiatouri manganese concession
Moscow reports that the Soviet government and Harriman interests reached terms on the long delayed Chiatouri manganese concession. A 30 year control of the mines by American interests is expected, outlining vast ore sources and future management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Harriman
Oregon Starts Last Trip to Portland as Historic Relic
The battleship Oregon, painted and dismantled for relic status under arms conference rules, is towed from Bremerton to Portland for a permanent display. Built in San Francisco, she led the 1898 Spanish American War voyage to Cuba, covering 14511 miles in 81 days under Capt. Charles E. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seattle
Oregon
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Portland
Ore
Washington
San Francisco
United States
Puget Sound
Cuba
Cape Horn
Charles E. Clark
Colon
Santiago
Arson Rings Warned At National Credit Convention
Washington reports 15000 to 19000 deaths yearly from incendiary fires. T. Alfred Flemming of the National Board of Underwriters blames arson rings led by unscrupulous politicians and businessmen for huge losses and higher insurance costs. He urges a model arson statute to tighten state laws as Hoover Platt and Senator Fess press for credit discipline and branch banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
T. Alfred Flemming
National Board of Underwriters
National Association of Credit On
United States
Flemming
Hoover
Platt
Federal Reserve Board
Fess
Ohio
Millions for Duke Fund Expanded to Eight Million
James B. Duke tobacco magnate announced an additional 2.9 million dollar gift for Duke University’s building fund at a Durham alumni luncheon. The total building fund rises from six to eight million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Fund
Durham
N.C
James RB. Duke
Duke University
R. PP. Few
Duke
University
Italy Indorges Proposed Pact Shapes European Ties
The British government outlines a proposed four power pact with Italy and France to preserve European frontiers under the Versailles settlement. Britain would guarantee frontiers against unprovoked attack, with Germany and Poland under the League of Nations covenant, limiting actions outside that framework. Critics warn the agreement may bind England too closely to continental conflicts.
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House of Commons
Austen Chamberlain
London
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Europe
France
Belgium
League of Nations
Rhineland
Poland
Chamberlain
England
Chancellor Willging to Address Sacred Heart Graduation
Mer Joseph C. Willging, chancellor of the Helena diocese, will deliver the commencement address tonight at Sacred Heart school graduation exercises where 29 students will receive diplomas. Several will also earn certificates in Christian doctrine awarded by Mgr. Victor Day. The students’ performance last night drew a crowded hall of relatives and friends and the play will be repeated before the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer. Joseph C. Willging
Helena
Sacred Heart School
W. P. Joyce
Mgr. Victor Day
Runaway Cab Damages Porch After Breaking From Moorings
A Butte Cab Company auto pulled loose from its moorings near Medlin drug store and crashed into a residence porch across the street. The vehicle rested on its frame with rear wheels through the porch floor and was freed with great difficulty as investigators suspected youths had left the brakes on during absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Cab Company
Medlin
Lane
Pilot de Muyter Leads In Brave Balloon Race Front
In a Belgian air race, Pilot de Muyter ships a 3 way lead at 48.27 north 6.31 west, Vaterland rescues. several balloons report safe landings while others fail to finish. Lieutenants Flood and McCormick return to Brussels after landing in France following a four hour drift toward the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
West Greenwich
Vaterland
Belgium
Weenstra
Prince Leopold
Grand-Charles
Portsmouth
England
Picardie
Bienaime
Flood
McCormick
Brussels
France
Abbeville
Cherbourg
Three Men Injured After Klan Rally Riot in Clinton
Three men were injured in rioting after a 1,500 strong Klansmen meeting at Brewer field Berlin. State police restored order as protesters and Klansmen clashed with missiles thrown along the road. several men were arrested from both sides and held for identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Mass
Boyleston
Sldes
Ex Montana Loyalists Highlight Campbell Visit
A. A. Campbell veteran editor and Pacific coast representative for Blakiston Publishing visits Butte. He notes many Montanans on the coast remain loyal to the old state and recalls Missoula Billings and Great Falls as strong communities. He recounts a Woodlawn park gathering for a Missoula society and Montanans’ lunch raid story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Campbell
Seattle
Butte
Campbell
Helena
Missoula
Woodlawn
Blakiston Publishing Company
Pacific Coast
Unsettled Conditions Persist Across Northern Rockies
A low pressure system centers over Utah bringing unsettled weather to the Northern Rocky mountains. Showers and thunderstorms occurred in Western Montana and Wyoming while northern plains saw a rise in temperature and fair skies as barometers rise. Cooler conditions spread to the Northern Rockies and the interior westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Rene
Kaligpell
Miles City
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
Spokane
Williston
Utah
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Wyoming
North Central
Temure
Rockies
Gordon Remains Move to Residence Then Funeral Service
The remains of Harry B. Gordon will be moved from Sherman & Reed funeral home this noon to 484 East Park Street residence and will stay until tomorrow noon. They will return to Sherman & Reed for a 1 o'clock service conducted by Rev. Co. L. Clifford, with interment in Mountain View cemetery family plot.
Sullivan Glazier Funeral Services This Morning
The funeral for the late Helen Sullivan Glazier will be held this morning at o'clock from the family home at 315 West Quartz Street. A requiem high mass will be celebrated at St Patrick's Church at o o'clock. Interment will follow in Mount Moriah Cemetery receiving vault.
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U. S. Navy
Idaho
U. S
Indorges
Rome
Geneva
Willeing
Pilot DE Muyter
Undertakers
Gosselin & Harkins Becerscore
Standard
Englewood
Sherman & Reed Funeral Chapel
R. Somal
Sherman & Reed
Breadway
Arisena
Daly-Shea Company
Jene Sam R. White
Itm Baimera
Axe South Main Street
Weet
J. Walsh CO
iKmbalmera
West Park Street
Joseph Richards, Inc
George T. Wade
Redney
Herndon
Tors
Herman
Jackson Street
Peels Joh Fullmer
Moser
Duggan
Frederick Moser
South
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Larry Duggan
North Mate Street
Phene 170
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