Settlement of Reparations Question Proceeds Amid Disputes
Paris June 10 The Allied reparations committee suspends study until a full agreement on reparations a solvent Germany and a unified international loan plan are achieved French delegate dissents insisting no reduction in German liability or France’s rights under Versailles. The group warns delaying risks German credit and notes a short term loan could help only some allies.
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France
Morgan
Associated Press
Paris
Germany
International Bankers’ Committee
Reparations Commission
Charlies Sergent
Main Duty Is to Kill or Capture Says Circular
A circular issued to officers of the Special Constabulary of North lays out the main duty to kill or capture enemies. The directive emphasizes urgent enforcement and assigns patrol and arrest responsibilities to local constables in anticipated operations.
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Special Constabulary
North
Prosecutor Case Goes To Jury In Grant Murder Trial
The case against a man charged with the murder of James Grant, a mine foreman, proceeds to the jury for verdict at ten o clock tonight.
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James Grant
Case of Jack Keel in Madison county ends with closing pleas
In Virginia City on June 10 the Jack Keel murder trial concluded after a hard fought defense and state push for the death penalty. Testimony included remarks Keel allegedly made after arrest and statements about the victim James Grant. The jury then heard closing arguments from defense and prosecution.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
Jack Keel
James Grant
Madison County
J. H. Trenerry
C. W. Hungerford
Keel
High Up
Grant
James O'Donnell
Charles Williams
Williams
O'Donnell
E. P. Reid
A. R. Dunn
Dunn
H. J. Lannon
Ed Kennedy
Bert Connell
Reid
L. L. Callaway
Callaway
Donovan
Rankin
Open warfare expected in six counties policy stance
A circulated note to Ulster Special Constabulary officers declares the main duty is to kill or capture the enemy. It states peace can only be restored by overcoming or evicting the foe from the six counties.
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Associated
Belfast
Ulster Special Constabulary
De Valera To Conference For Sinn Fein Candidates
Dublin dispatch reports Eamonn de Valera leaving for Cork for a joint Sinn Fein meeting with pro and anti treaty factions to back panel candidates in next week’s election. Michael Collins may attend. leaders aim to reduce newcomer seats while noting risks to some prominent figures. De Valera is unopposed. Collins and Griffith viewed as safe.
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DE Valera
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Cork
Mansion House
Sinn Fein
Michael Collins
Collins
Griffith
Detectives Foil Arklow Bank Robbery in Sinn Fein Court Arrests
Dublin detectives surrounding the Arklow bank during a robbery disrupted the heist. The bandits fled inside then were chased, several arrested and brought to Dublin for trial before Sinn Fein court. Bundles of bank notes were recovered.
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Dublin
Civic Guard
Arklow
Sinn Feincourt
Murder mystery near solved in Miss Mallett slaying
Jackson Michigan police near a solution in the axe murder of welfare worker Miss Alice Mallett. A detained suspect from Painesville Ohio, alleged circus employee, may be charged after bloodstained clothing linked to the crime. Funeral set Monday for Miss Mallett. body to Ontario Oregon for burial with parents.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Mich
Alice Mallett
Painesville
Ohio
Mallett
Ontario
Ore
Anti English Feeling in Egypt Spurs Prince Safety Fears
London reports a tense mood in Cairo as the Prince of Wales arrived for a visit amid anti English sentiment and recent foreign assassinations. Critics argue the Cairo stop risks the prince's safety and question the protection by local police.
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Egypt
Prince
Associated Press
London
Prince of Wales
Cairo
Malta
Gibraltar
Kaypt
Wheeler Announces Senate Candidacy for Montana
B A Wheeler of Butte declares his bid for the Democratic nomination for United States senator. He says election would be the highest gift from the people of the state and seeks the confidence and support of Montana voters.
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B. K. Wheeler
Butte
United States
United States Senate
Montana
Liquor Seized From Naval Transport Sirius Raid
About 1 000 quarts of liquor valued over 10 000 pounds were seized by marine guards at Norfolk Navy Yard during a raid on the transport Sirius under Rear Admiral Ralph Andrews. Officers and crew were confined on board as guards searched the ship after loading barges. The Sirius had returned to Hampton Roads from the West Indies a week earlier and the whiskey, unlisted on the manifest, was packed in 13 cases for the marine quartermaster depot.
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Associated Pres
Norfolk
Marine Guards
Navy Yard
Sirius
Ralph Andrews
Norfolk Navy Yard
Marine Guard
Hampton Roads
West Indies
Admiral Andrews
Marine Quartermaster Depot
Naval Operating Base
Gompers Beaten In Effort To Reopen Carpenter Case
Cincinnati dispatch reports the building trades department of the AFL rejecting Samuel Gompers recommendation to reopen a dispute with the carpenters union. The chiefs of 16 unions voted to back the jurisdictional board, effectively keeping theCarpenters out of the department pending further actions to ease industry tensions.
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Gompers
A. F. of
L. Building Department
Cincinnati
Ohio
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Building Trades Department
Federation
National Board of Jurisdictional Awards
Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters
Unani
Metal Trades Union
John Donlin
Harding Leaves On Weekend Cruise
President Harding and Mrs. Harding with a small party departed Washington for a brief over Sunday cruise aboard the Mayflower. The White House gave no guest list, but Attorney General Daugherty was known to be aboard. The plan was to stay in Chesapeake Bay and return to Washington Monday morning.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Rosary Inrstrumental Stop Set At Butte Mines Band Event
The Anaconda Standard notes a five minute sermon from Rev C F Chapman at St Johns Episcopal church and reports on instrumental and vocal selections by Marino Menni and the Butte Mines band with news bulletins from Anaconda and state points including cornet solos and a Good Night message.
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C. F. Chapman
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Anaconda
Cass
Marino Menni Cornet
Butte Mines
Anaconda Standard
Pinchot Routed by Standpat Forces in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia June 10 regular Republicans chose W Harry Baker of Harrisburg as state committee chair defeating Brig Gen Asher Minor of Wilkes Barre backed by Gov Pinchot ally 81 to 32 with endorsement from Senator Wharton Pepper and Maj David A Reed of Pittsburgh indicating a sweeping party victory.
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Philadelphia
W. Harry Baker
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Republican State Committee
Baker
Wharton Pepper
David A. Reed
Pittsburg
Asher Minor
Wilkesbarre
Grand Goblin to Face Indictment in California Raid
William S. Coburn former grand goblin of the Ku Klux Klan in California will return to Los Angeles to face the indictment returned after a raid at Inglewood suburb announced tonight by E Y Clark imperial wizard pro tem of the Klan.
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Atlanta
William S. Coburn
Ku Klux Klan
California
Los Angeles
Inglewood
E. Y. Clark
Ben Scovell Radio Appearance Delights Montana Fans
The Standard reports the third radio program from Second Street station last night. Ben Scovell spoke 15 minutes with stage anecdotes and frontline experiences. He used the transcontinental megaphone to greet friends in Spokane Salt Lake Boise and Seattle. Local scores Shriners news and Montana items flashed on air. Station FSL gains popularity as Montana’s lone broadcasting plant with hearty reader feedback for Hello Hello Hello at 8:30.
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Second Street
Montana
Ben Scovell
Spokane
Salt Lake
Boise
Seattle
Shriners
FSL
Standard
Feeling Against Kato Residence Guards Cabinet Bid
Tokyo June 10. Public opinion runs high over a possible cabinet formation by Admiral Baron Kato once head of the government. Constitutionalists and vernacular papers oppose a bureaucratic non party cabinet and protests target Kato’s premiership.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Baron Kato
Viscount Takahashi
Kato
Enchanted City Welcomes Online Vanguard Nine
San Francisco hosts jubilant welcome as vanguards occupy the city gates for Shrine golden jubilee. Hillah temple leads from Ashland Medford Jacksonville and Grant Pass Oregon in bold entry.
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San Francisco
Cal
Hillah Temple
Ashland
Medford
Jacksonville
Grant Pass
Ore
Mecca
San Fran
Two Highjackers Sentenced to Pen
Robert Bennett of Chicago and Tony Beaver of Denver were sentenced to one to two years in the Idaho state penitentiary after pleading guilty to assault with a deadly weapon. They face additional charges in Coeur d'Alene for robbery tied to robbing transients on an incoming freight train and the shooting of Northern Pacific agent Charles Dietrich.
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Associated Press
Sandpoint
Idaho
Robert Bennett
Chicago
Tony Beaver
Denver
Charles Dietrich
Northern Pacific
John M. Flynn
Penientiary
Boise
Coeur d'Alene
Senate three to one for bonus in early canvass
Informal polling by opponents of the soldiers' bonus bill claims a senate majority near three to one against the measure, contrasting with the house vote near five to one in favor. Supporters and foes anticipate a hard fight over cloture and potential veto overrides as the debate proceeds.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Harding
Fi Committee
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