Bagley Held in Dawson murder case in Montana
William J. Bagley is held at the city jail after admitting possession of Frank Melvin's watch revolver and spectacles tied to the murder of the Milwaukee rail worker found in a Dawson cabin last November. Authorities pursue details of the missing revolver as the investigation continues beyond 24 hours of detention.
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William J. Bagley
City
Butte
Frank Melvin
Milwaukee Railway
Dawson
Melvin
Bagley
Silver Bow County
East Broadway
Tedo Johnson
Frank White
South Arizona Street
Anti Gas Protocol Adopted by International Conference
The Geneva armament conference approved a protocol banning gas and bacteria in war. The text, sponsored by the American delegation, opens for signature with the arms traffic pact and runs to September 30, 1926. Armored cars were restored and nations must publish export lists for aircraft and motors within six months.
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Associated Press
Geneva
International Conference On the Control
Coolidge
Washington
Canton Faces Food Shortage As Battle Front Heats
French Morocco reports Abd-El-Krim attacking along a 60 mile front near Fez. French officials say several small posts were abandoned while repelling tribesmen who crossed into French territory. French planes disrupted a gathering of farmheads rumored to arm for an attack on a post.
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Canton
Rages Riff
Associated Press
Fez
French Morocco
Abd-El-Krim
M. Painleve
Morocco
Xebelas
Silver Jubilee for Rev M O D Barry at Immaculate Conception
Immaculate Conception Church celebrates the silver jubilee of Rev M O D Barry pastor of the Helena parish with two bishops and many priests attending. Mass at 10 AM followed by a banquet at the Silver Bow club at 12 30. He organized the parish 18 years ago.
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M. O'D. Barry
Immaculate Conception
Helena
Immaculate Conception Convent
Immaculatec Conception
Father Barry
Painleve Reaches Rabat After Long Flight
Premier Painleve of France arrived in Rabat after an all day air flight, reaching the landing ground at 5 40 accompanied by General Jacquemot and two planes of press. Marshal Lyautey, resident general of French Morocco, greeted him with his staff and the grand vizier Mohammed F Mokrai, representing the sultan.
Rebels Far North Africa Clash Kills 400 In Maraisa
Native reports from Melilla say more than 400 rebels were killed in fighting near Maraisa in Spanish Morocco. French airplanes aided the operations.
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Melilla
Spanish Morocco
Maraisa
Belgium Seeks $59 Million Foreign Bond Issue
New York June 10 The J P Morgan company announced flotations of a $59 000 000 bond issue for Belgium the largest foreign offering this year The bonds mature in 30 years carry seven percent interest and sell at 98 yielding 7 15 percent The issue forms part of a $190 000 000 financing program devised by Belgium last year.
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New York
Kingdom of
Belgium
J. P. Morgan Company
Shepherd Jury Completes Murder Trial Opens Today
Chicago June 10 The jury to try William Darling Shepherd for the alleged murder of his millionaire foster son William Nelson McClintock was completed after three weeks of voir dire. Defense counsel claimed to limit opening to the son's death and barred reference to earlier deaths in the case.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Charles Edelsteine
George F. Gorman
William Scott Stewart
Thomas J. Lynch
Stewart
Young McClintock
McClintock
Oscar Olson
Shepherd
Robert E. Crowe
Thaw Returns to Broadway Night Club Scene
Harry K Thaw reappears on Broadway dining on a $2 table d hote and chatting with chorus girls at a quiet night club. He sits with his secretary and bodyguard as about 16 reporters observe, Thaw in a gray suit appears in good spirits and mingles with performers between conversations.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Broadway
Thaw
Mr. Thaw
Canada Questions Ownership of Pole
In Ottawa today the House of Commons debated who owns the North Pole. W G McQuarrie cited U S claims, but Charles Stewart said Canada does not claim the pole itself, only lands north of its coast up to the pole, describing Canada’s claim as a triangle with the mainland base and the pole as apex.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Ont
North Pole
House of Commons
W. G. McQuarrie
United States
Charles Stewart
Canada
Alaska
Killing Admitted by Girl at Valentine Party Shooting
New York report says Harry Brown testified that Dorothy Perkins admitted firing at her suitor Thomas Templeton during a St Valentine party. Brown quoted Dorothy saying TJ killed him but I didn't mean it as the prosecution nears closing its case.
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New York
Hole
Harry Brown
Dorothy Perkins
Thomas Templeton
Brown
Dorothy
Butte Plans Four Days of Fourth of July Festivities
Butte's grand Fourth of July celebration will offer continuous attractions across four days. The Spirit of America pageant lights up July 4 with fireworks, while events include dancing, tug of war, athletic contests, kiddie races, a costume parade on July 2, and a moving street carnival at Columbia Gardens.
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Butte
Spirit of America
Woodland
Columbia Gardens
Program of Butte's Great Celebration
Meeting of the grieual and pebficity committers outlines events for Butte's Fourth of July celebration. Highlights include Spirit night on July 4 at ark park, a four day rodeo at Columbia Gardens, daily baseball at Clark park, a July 2 costume parade, July 3 boxing, July 4 parade of floats morning, fireworks and general sports program on July 4 at Clark park.
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Butte
Ark Park
Columbia Gardens
Clark Park
Butcher Baker and Candlestick Maker Adheres to Advertised Promise
Mrs Jones and Mrs Brown discuss purchases after shopping trips and rely on ads in The Standard to decide if a business meets expectations. If the store fails to deliver as advertised, Brown warns immediately. The Standard ads guide daily menus of vegetables fruit and meats.
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Jones
Mrs. Brown
British anger over pact publication in Geneva dialogue
In Geneva on June 16 Austen Chamberlain and M Briand criticized premature publication of allied notes to Germany. Chamberlain said the contents should not be divulged before delivery and warned that one sided reports have appeared. The note’s text would be released in a day or two.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Austen Chamberlain
Germany
M. Briand
M. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Cantonese Hold Canton City Amidst Fierce Yunnanese Clash
Fighting between Yunnanese and Cantonese forces over Canton City continues with heavy clashes and reports of severe losses on both sides. Chinese authorities fear food shortages as river skirmishes drive boats and refugees from Ho Nan island seek safety outside Shameen.
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Associated Press
Canton
Hong Kong
Honan
Whampoo Academy
Li Fuk
Lum
Honan Island
Ho Island
Yang
Cantonese Troops Repulsed Crossing Canton River
A Hong Kong dispatch to the Daily Express says Cantonese forces attempted a tonight night crossing of the Canton river to expel Yunnanese troops but were repulsed with heavy casualties.
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Associated Preas
London
Daily Express
Hong Kong
Canton River
Far East news items comfort American residents
American residents with friends and relatives in China find two comforting items in today’s Far East news. The brief notes appear in the San Francisco report dated June 10 and promise continuation on page 2.
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San Francisco
China
Far East
Lee Dudgeon Freed after 17 Months in Prison
Lee Dudgeon was declared not guilty of complicity in Ronnie Hodell's death by Judge Harry J. Dingeman in White Cloud Michigan. The verdict released him from confinement, ending a 17 month imprisonment since his July 40, 1922 conviction for manslaughter at Ilona branch reformatory.
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Associated Arena
White Cloud
Mich
Lee Dudgeon
Ronnie Hodell
Harry J. Dingeman
Dudgeon
Ilona Branch Reformatory
Judges urge end to conspiracy indictments in misdemeanors
Washington June 10 The conference of senior circuit judges led by Chief Justice Taft recommends pressuring federal district judges and district attorneys to abandon conspiracy indictments for converting misdemeanors into felonies. Officials argue such indictments are abused especially in prohibition cases and prejudice innocent defendants. The note calls for careful consideration before using this instrument and urges the Attorney General to address the issue with prosecutors.
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Associated Press
Washington
Taft
Distriet
Psig Va
Temporary Lease of Shoals Disapproved
Washington reports the war department rejected a temporary lease proposal for the Shoals plant as urged by the president's commission. Acting Secretary Davis said the department would follow the commission, citing risks of congressional delay and the advantage to a private firm if a permanent lease is later decided.
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Associated Press
Washington
Legeetenn
Uscle Shoals
Special Commission
Davis
Department
McKensie
Congress
Great
Alabama
Caillaux Presses Debt Settlement Amid Tax Fight in Paris
June 10 Paris debate on inter allied debts as M. Caillaux urged binding engagements with creditors and possible foreign loans. Socialist critics pressed capital levy, which he rejected as unsafe, insisting tax measures alone restore France since treasury payments this year must be met without more paper money.
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Associated Press
Paris
M. Caillaux
Finance Committee
Chamber of Deputies
France
United States
Socialist Party
Treasury
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