Belgium cabinet resigns over Flemish language row amid Stamboulisky capture
The Belgian cabinet resigns after parliament rejects Flemish language use at Ghent University. King Albert accepts the resignation as political crisis widens. Stamboulisky, pursued since Molavi, is captured near Slavovitza. several followers killed or detained as the assailants seize their vehicle. The event follows unrest over church property seizures and state security measures.
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Stamboulisky
Molavi
Slavovitza
Elishvntza
Virdop
Maren
Brussels
University of
Ghent
Senate
Charles de Broqueville
Chamber
M. Vandevere
Dakota man named supreme whiskerino
Chicago June 14 Hans Langseth a 71 year old North Dakotan with a 17 foot beard will preside as supreme whiskerino at the International Association of Specialty Salesmen convention here July 11 to 14 Langseth was chosen as the winner in a nationwide hunt for long beards
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Chicago
Hans Langseth
International Association of Specialty
Langseth
Two local women die in separate Basin auto crash
In Basin near Butte two fatalities reported Wednesday morning. Mrs. Sarah Chatham, longtime Butte resident, died when a car accident occurred. her body will arrive in Butte Monday. Mrs. Roy C Conant of 740 South was killed in the overturning car carrying her husband and two daughters Adele 7 and Virginia, who escaped serious injury. The Conant family had been traveling to Casper Wyoming where Mr. Conant attended an oil company directors meeting. Further details of the accidents were not learned by Butte by evening. Mrs. Chatham’s survivors include a son and two daughters, a sister, and a brother in Montana and several cousins in Butte.
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Sarah Chatham
Aia Clara
Cal
Roy C. Conant
South
Basin
Wye
Chatham
Butte
Slater
Emma Griffin
Duluth
Michael Ryan
Sand Coulee
Mont
Ar. James Brennan
California
Sarah Burke
Michael Duff
Michael Maddox
Josephine Pascal
Mary Kell
James O'Brien
Mike Lyons
John Lyons
Thomas Lyons
James Tracey
Margaret Sullivan
Mary Kklly
Canadian House for Reciprocity in Ottawa
The Canadian houses of commons tonight endorsed a tariff reciprocity offer to the United States in Ottawa on June 14.
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Ottawa
Houses of Commons
United States
Treasury closes silver purchase books for years ahead
Director Scobey will close the treasury books at 4:30 p m tomorrow to all offers of silver for government purchase and officials say no further tenders are likely for two to three years. Actual purchases ended June 1 with 200 million ounces accepted under the Pittman act to replace silver loaned to Great Britain for India. When that bullion is back, the government will be out of the silver market. Officials expect no need for more stocks for several years.
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Associated Press
Washington
Scobey
Mint
Treasury Books
Treasury
Pittman
Great Britain
India
Coroner´s Jury Links Crime to Murder Suspect Danner
Inquest verdict assigns responsibility for a double murder to Danner. The coroner’s jury identifies the victims and states the crime was connected to the named suspect, with findings presented at the inquest.
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Muspect
Murder Verdict In Montana Campers Case Names Sprouse Victims
Coroner Harland links John Sprouse and Florence Sprouse to the Central Park double murder near Bozeman in 1920. Danner identified as a camping party member, though Florence Danner refused to testify. Jury finds the bodies belong to the Sprouses and that Florence died by a blow to the head, John by violence as well. Witnesses described two men referred to as Jack and Dan among the campers.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Mont
Central Park
C. Danner
EB. W. Harland
John Sprouse
Florence Sprouse
Danner
Mubridge
Danners
West
Harland
Danning
Central
Corol Harland
Yellowstone Trail
John’ Sprouse
S. O. Danner
John “Sprouse
Jack
Dan
Montana Faces Looming Labor Shortage Says Report
A June report from the U S employment service projects a rising labor shortage across Montana within 30 days. Skilled labor remains adequate while a surplus of transient common labor is expected to convert into a shortage. Agricultural, mining, and oil towns show strong demand. about 3 000 workers are needed now with 1 000 more expected. Farm wages rose from 40 to 60 dollars monthly, with meals likely to cap wages.
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Washington
Montana
United States
Transent
Shelby
Capitalism Coming Back in Russia Report
A scattered political column argues capitalism will be restored in Russia within five years and criticizes Lenin. It discusses U S recognition, indebtedness to Kerensky, and failures of communism, noting education progress and widespread distress, with references to Soviet leadership and international reactions. The piece pledges continuation on page 2.
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Lenine
United States
Kerensky
Germany
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Keine
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Rian
America
Russi
Rhce
Onatar
Burton
Wheeler
Cat Ben Wheeler
Europe
Arepe Taalpien
Jana
Vauaenees
Agatiat
Standard's Cooking School Climax Ahead in Contest
Day by day the Standard's free cooking class grows stronger as Miss Lowen demonstrates velvet layer cake date cake and noodle souffle drawing a large, attentive crowd. Entries for bread and cake must be filed Saturday morning with Rex flour for bread and Free Silver flour for cake. Prizes include a $189 Hotpoint electric range and a $100 washing machine from Montana Power Company among many others.
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Miss Lowen
Rex
Lowen
Hotpoint Electric
Montana Power Company
Smugglers Ship Gene Of Bloody Fight Nine Dead
A schooner Mary Beatrice carrying 18 Chinese survivors tells of a hand to hand clash with four crew members. Nineteen people killed or missing, the captain deserting with 5000 dollars passage money. Authorities remain mystified as investigators trace the vessel to Nassau and the Bahamas.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Gene Aervous
Mary Beatrice
Me Hardo Thos
de Britten
Nassau
Bahamas
Nothiing
Former Page Now Exchange Member
James Sheridan, resident of the Bronx, longtime exchange employee and former page, became a member of the New York Stock Exchange. He paid $91,000 for a seat and has been connected with the exchange since 1906 except during World War I, where he served in the 200th machine gun battalion and was wounded in action.
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New York
James ¥. Sheridan
Brome
New York Stock
Stock Exchange
Exchange For Day
Charles G. Miller
Sheridan
Exchange
Lloyd George to Visit United States and Canada
The Times reports premier Lloyd George is virtually assured of a visit to the United States and Canada, with Associated Press coverage from London dated June 14. The visit would mark a major diplomatic engagement for the allied leader.
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Lloyd George
United States
Associated Press
London
the Times
Lloyd George W Jt
Canada
Umn
Diplomats Silent On Congress Power Over Transport Authority
Washington reports no authoritative signal from maritime powers or ambassadors on reciprocal treaty moves to resolve rum smuggling and ship liquor issues. The administration warns that Supreme Court rulings and a new plan could leave Congress powerless to authorize transportation within U S borders, and such a construction would not be tolerated.
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Washington
State Department
Supreme Court
Congress
Executive in Favor Civilian Flag Code
President Harding addressed the American Legion conference urging universal flag etiquette. He called for a civilian flag code and urged organizations to insist on suitable provisions so every American learns to sing the Star Spangled Banner and display patriotism through proper usage. A committee was appointed to draft rules to standardize flag use tomorrow.
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Ansee
Washington
Harding
Egyptian Building Found in Palestine
The Beisan excavation in Palestine yields a substantial Egyptian building with five centuries of occupation and two large monumental inscriptions of Seti I and Ramesses II. The inscriptions show military dispositions of Hittite era divisions and refer to neighboring cities on both sides of the Jordan. Beisan lies near the Jordan River, about 5 miles northeast of Jerusalem.
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London
Beisan
Palestine
Bethshean
Hax Thed
Jerusaters
Jerusachem
Seti I
Egypt
Ramoses TE
Vacant chairs mar Owsley reception in Great Falls
In Great Falls Montana Alvin Owsley national commander of the American Legion received a half filled hall at a reception. He criticized the low attendance blaming business men for not supporting the Legion. Afterward Loy Molumoy and others blamed Legion members for waning support. Dempsey later drew a crowd at his training camp.
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Great Falls
Mont Dune ii
Alvin MT Owsies
American Legion
Loy. Molumoy
Fander Owsley
Indianapolis
Columbi
Shelby
Owsment
National Organization of the American Legion
Dempsey
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