Kellogg Warns Mexico Over International Obligations
Secretary Kellogg delivered a blunt warning to the Mexican government stating the United States will not tolerate violations of international obligations or failure to protect American citizens. He affirmed continued U.S. support for Mexico only if it safeguards American lives and rights and fulfills engagements.
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Broker Lauzier Found Dead After Firm Collapse
Geoffrey A. Lauzier head of Lauzier Wolcott & Co. was found dead in his bed with poison nearby after the brokerage firm shut its offices in Billings Butte Missoula Spokane and Walla Walla saying it could not meet obligations. He had bought sodium cyanide days earlier and reportedly lamented being useful dead to his firm and friends.
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Lauzier, Wolcott & Co
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Butte
Lauzier- Wolcott Company
Billings
Missoula
Spokane
Walla Walla
Laugier, Wolcott Company
Lightning Strikes Schoolhouse Killing Three in Breckenridge
At a crowded mass meeting on an irrigation plan in Breckenridge Texas lightning struck a schoolhouse. Three dead include 9 year old Carl Ledbetter and two Broils children 11 and 13. Fifteen injured, five or six fatally. a 17 year old sister and the mother were among the wounded.
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Texas
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State Wing First Round of Battle in Typhoid Case
The prosecution’s method of presenting its murder case against Chicago lawyer William Darling Shepherd was upheld, while the defense presented medical testimony from three state witnesses. The judge and counsel then debated defense contentions as the day closed.
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Chicago
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William Nelson McClintock
Thomas J. Lynch
Warren S. Stone Dead Labor Leader Dies in Cleveland
Warren Sanford Stone 65 a labor leader and financier died in a Cleveland hospital from Brights disease after returning from a trip. He was president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and its allied activities and had declined political office offers. Funeral set for Monday in Cleveland. next Monday Oberlin College Ohio to confer MA.
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Oberlin College
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New York
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All-Night Vigil Ends With Trio of Tragedies
Rose Tampas fatally shoots his former wife as she walks toward the Oregon Avenue car line and then kills himself. The killings follow an all night vigil that ended in the deadly pair’s deaths.
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Rose Tampas
Oregon Avenue
Woman slain by ex husband in suburb attack
Rose Bampas aged 26 shot Ada Violet Mayo of 654 Yale avenue as she walked to the car line at 745 o clock yesterday morning. After wounding her four times with a .32 automatic he killed himself. Mayo died 15 minutes after officers carried her into her home. Tampas, Greek, died at the scene. Mayo had obtained a divorce March 30 after charging wilful neglect.
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Rose Bampas
Ada Violet Mayo
Yale Avenue
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Bishop's Bakery
Prayers Answered as Bunco Man Is Captured
An 86 year old veteran testifies as Doc Gray, a bunco artist from the Proud Woodward gang, apologizes in court for swindling $2,500 years ago. He repays $800 to the state, pays a $10,000 fine in place of a year sentence, and leaves after the judge accepts the settlement.
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Atlanta
Doc” Gray
Proud Woodward Gang
Chicago
San Francisco
Boykin Gray
Montana on Top of World in View of Crops and Prices
Montana grain dealers say the state leads the world due to good crops and rising prices. The Northwestern Grain Dealers association held its annual convention in Helena with visitors from Minneapolis and Seattle. Committees were appointed for nominations and discounts at the afternoon session.
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Helena
Northwestern Grain Dealers’ Association
Minneapolis
Seattle
J. W. Watton
Great Falls
H. L. Clack
Havre
J. ¥. Babcock
Lewistown
Discounte
J. C. Templeton
John McVey
A. J. Maley
BK. M. Spen
Northwest lines face canal competition and North Pacific profits
Howard Elliott, chairman of the Northern Pacific Railway, says western roads lose business to the Panama Canal and seek ICC relief. Northern Pacific net income for 1924 reached 15.97 million dollars, up 2.98 million from 1923 due to lower expenses as Northwest agriculture and general business conditions improve.
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New York
Northwestern
Panama Canal
Howard Elliot
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Cay
Western Roads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. Elliot
Northern Pacific
Northwest
Elliot
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No Pessimism in Farmers Future Says Jardine
Isy the Associated Press Idaho Falls June 12 William Jardine secretary of agriculture told thousands of Idahoans gathered for Jardine day that there is nothing pessimist about agriculture and conditions are already improved He said the balance of agricultural production is being restored and European economic conditions are improving He urged greater efficiency to bring even more improvement and noted the turnout as proof of optimism across the farming community
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William Jardine
Scopes Refuses $150000 Movie Offers Before Dayton Trial
The Times reports John T. Scopes, en route to Dayton Tenn for his evolution trial, declined movie offers totaling about 159000. A single studio offered 50000 for trial rights and his appearance in a production while he stayed with attorneys. other syndication offers raised the sum. Scopes refused all, deeming the trial a serious matter.
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New York
the Times
John T. Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
Eay
Scopes
Motion Picture Corporation
Neppes
Refugees Flee Disturbances Across Chinese Cities
Refugees from Wankow and Canton flee toward ports under foreign warship protection as anti foreign agitation spreads. Missionaries are ordered from Hupeh. Hankow turmoil sparks renewed strikes in Shanghai. In Canton fighting intensifies amid cross river fire and regional clashes.
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