Heilbronner Head of Brokerage Takes Own Life in Office
In Butte the death of J A Heilbronner, head of the Heilbronner brokerage at 47 East Broadway, was reported as a self inflicted act shortly before noon yesterday. The firm posted a notice declaring it unable to meet obligations and not open today. Authorities noted recent failed appeals for funds between seven and sixty thousand dollars from eastern banks, with no official comment on fees or losses. The tragedy followed a string of local financial blows, including suspensions and prior self inflicted deaths, marking a severe setback to the city’s investment scene.
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I. A
Ike’’ Heilbronner
Mexico President Calles denounces Kellogg threat
President Calles of Mexico, via the Mexican embassy in Washington, condemns Secretary Kellogg's remarks as a threat to Mexico's sovereignty. He asserts Mexico will not be judged by others and will not tolerate foreign intervention, noting commissions set up to settle foreign claims from revolutions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Calles
Mexico
Kellogg
Mexicco
Republic of Mexico
Attack of Maskers ends in fatal shooting near Haleyville
In Haleyville Alabama 38 year old Lee Martin is dead and 39 year old John Jackson is jailed on a murder charge after a robed band tried to abduct Jackson from his home. Jackson says he fired when the intruders broke down his door. Jackson was moved to Franklin County Prison for safety. Investigators found a revolver rope and flashlight at the scene.
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Associated Press
Haleyville
Ala
Lee Martin
John Jackson
Jackson
Martin
Franklin County
Russellville
200 Arrested in Chicago Roundup of Gun Fighters
Chicago police, with state and county officials, report 200 suspects arrested in a citywide crackdown tied to a day of gunfire that wounded a man and followed the killings of two officers. The operation involved six thousand officers under Chief Collins' directive.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Charles Tremblay
Blue Goose Inn
Police Department
State's Attorney’s Office
Collins
Five Drown When Launch Capsized Off Laguna Beach
Five men drowned near Laguna Beach California when a 30 foot gas launch named Thelma capsized during a fishing trip. The deceased were W W Squires L A Farnsworth Jack Morris Edgar Morris and E F McClain. Survivors were rescued by surfboard party led by Duke Kahanamoku, who also helped recover the bodies.
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Associated Press
Laguna Beach
Cal
Here
Riverside
W. W. Squires
L. A. Farnsworth
Jack Morris
Edgar Morris
E. F. McClain
Duke Kahanamoku
Kahanamoku
Miner Freed After 57 Hours Imprisonment in Mine
Robert Hill survived a 57 hour entrapment in the Baltic mine tunnel near Grass Valley California. He described hunger cold and hope as rescue crews worked through fallen debris after a 56 foot cave in. Hill learned of his rescue when signal sounds reached him and he recovered at home in a family reunion.
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Grass Valley
Cal
Robert Hill
Baltic Mine
Hill
1923 Taxable Incomes Show Billion Increase Over 1922
The Internal Revenue Bureau reports 1923 personal incomes totaling 26.336 billion dollars, up almost a billion from 1922. Returns rose to 7,698,321 with taxes paid about 703.96 million, down roughly 157 million from the prior year due to refunds.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
America
Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountain States
Montana
Wash
Alaska
Wyoming
Funeral of Stone to be Held Today
Cleveland June 14 Railroad labor leaders arrive for the funeral of Warren B Stone president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers and allied interests Stone died Friday with representatives from 16 standard railway organizations expected The first executives were due late tonight or tomorrow almost every large railroad to be represented Flags reportedly ordered at half mast on the Rock Island as Stone began as a fireman and later an engineer before leading the union since 1903.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Warren 8
Stone
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
Standard
Rock Island
The
Brotherhood
Heavy Loss From Mason City Storm Report
Peoria observers said the Mason City storm caused about 150 000 dollars in damage to farm houses crops telephone equipment and automobiles. Several injuries from flying debris were reported and a car with five occupants was blown into a corn field. Barns and farm buildings were uprooted along the western highway for miles.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Mason City
Dentist Confesses to Gas Killing of Wife in Beverly Glen
Los Angeles June 14 The district attorney's office said Dr Thomas Young a Beverly Glen dentist confessed to killing his wife Grace Young the widow of Patrick Grogan olive king estate administrator. He claimed he used liquid gas at their cabin February then dumped the body in a cistern and sealed it with concrete with help from Patrick Grogan Jr. He spoke of the cafe and drinks then recalling details as he was led away to view the body.
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Los Angeles
Offhcere
Thomas Young
Grace Young
Patrick Grogan
Olive King
Grogan
Beverly Glen
Patrick Grogan Jr
Young
Chinese-Canton unrest spreads amid foreign tensions
Canton is under assault by Kwangtung forces with Yunnanese sympathizers beaten and drowned. Reports describe armed foreign settlements in Shanghai Tientsin Hankow and Kai-Kiang and a burned Roman Catholic church near Kai-Feng. Chinese troops guard foreign concessions as fears of demonstrations grow.
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Tientsin
Shanghai
Hankow
Associated Press
San Francisco
China
Yangtse
Shanghia
Kiu-Kiang
Yangtze
Peking
Kai- Feng
Hwang-Ho
Honan
Canton
Kwan
U S Menace to World Peace Stated by YMCA Leader
Denver June 14 Associated Press reports National Y M C A associate general secretary Sherwood Eddy told delegates that the United States stands as one of four great potential war zones, alongside Russia, the Balkan states, and Germany France. He cited his 15 years among students in Asia and nine years in China and the Near East to support his view. He added that China currently shows no present menace to world peace.
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Associated Prensa
Denver
America
Russia
Balkan States
Germany-Francce
Bherwood ‘Eddy
National Y. M. C. A. Council
Eddy
United States
Keddy
India
Asia
China
Japan
Kunela
Near East
Wddy
University to Confer Degree on Russell Today
The University of Montana will confer an honorary degree on Charles Russell noted cowboy artist of Great Falls tomorrow morning at the commencement exercises. Diplomas will be presented to 161 graduates marking the close of commencement week.
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Presa
Mirboula
W University of Montana
Charles Russel
Vaila
Besdes
Russel
The
State University
Suicide of The Hellbronner Company President in Butte Office
I A Hellbronner, president of The Hellbronner Company, died by suicide in his office yesterday amid a suspension of business. He had lived in Butte nearly 40 years and left many friends and associates. The collapse is linked to heavy withdrawals following the Lausier Wolcott suspension, suggesting financial distress.
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J. A. Hellbronner
Lauzier, Wolcott Company
G. A. Lauster
Butte
Mr. Heilbronner
I. A. Hellbronner
Hellbronner Company
Cantent
Hellbronner
William Berkin Celebrates 99th Birthday in Butte
William Berkin, who hauled the first ore shipment from Butte with help from the late Senator W A Clark, celebrated his ninety ninth birthday. Some 260 friends visited the Thornton hotel reception as age spanned from 2 months to 92 years. Berkin spoke of longevity as a fact and greeted guests with a cheery word.
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William Berkin
Butte
W. A. Clark
Thornton Hotel
Kile Senven
Mr. Berkin
Dawes Ousted by Church Picnickers
In Chicago on June 14 a picnic group from the Irving Park Baptist church asked a man with a sneer pipe to move from their Des Plaines forest preserve lunch spot. Vice President Charles G. Dawes declined to argue and moved to a quieter area.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Irving Park Baptist Church
Des Plaines Forest Preserve
Charlies G. Dawes
Coolidge Declines Sugar Duty Reduction Postpones Action
President Coolidge indefinitely postpones action on a tariff commission recommendation to cut sugar duties by one half cent a pound. He cites cost uncertainties and three to two division on sugar production costs, stressing beet sugar protection and farm diversification while keeping supply for consumers.
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Washington
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Sunor
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White House
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