Butte Brokerage Firms Collapse After Third Setback
W H McNulty company at 119 Hamilton Street closes its doors amid a string of failures in 11 days. McNulty blames the Lausier Wolcott firm and Heilbronner for shocks to local investors. He notes the absence of leased wires and warns liquidation may require external help.
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Butte
W. H. McNulty Company
Hamilton Street
W. H. M’nulty Company
Lausier-Wolcott
McNulty
Lauzier
Washington
Montana
Heilbronner Company
McNulty Company
New York Stock Exchange
Lauzier- Wolcott Company
Hundreds to Enter Park on First Day
Four special trains plus the regular park train will bring travelers to the Gardiner entrance of Yellowstone National Park for Thursday morning opening. Shrine special from Los Angeles includes three trains and the Northern Pacific Veterans' Association has chartered a train. An automobile caravan from Livingston will proceed to West Yellowstone to assist with the opening exercises presided over by Governor Derickson.
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Associated Press
Byivingston
Park
Gardiner
Yellowstone National Park
Northern Pacific Railway
Shrine
Los Angeles
Northern Pacific Veterans’ Association
Livingston
West Yellowstone
Derickson
Loved Inventor Hawkesworth Dies at 56 in Montana
Arthur L. Hawkesworth known for a detachable bit for steel drills died at 8 o'clock yesterday morning in Grey Rock Montana after 15 years of invention. Born in Bay City Michigan on August 25 1869 he lived 35 years in Montana and served on Helena city council.
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Arthur L. Hawkesworth
Butte
Mr. Hawkesworth
Hawkesworth
Roy
al” Hawkesworth
Grey Rock
Arthur Hawkesworth
Bay City
Mich
Montana
Marysville
Elkhorn
Basin
Helena
Woman to Seek Congress Seat in Special Primary
Lowell Mass June 16 Mrs Edith Nourse Rogers widow of John Jacob Rogers was nominated to succeed him in congress at a special primary held today. In 29 of 32 cities and towns Rogers led with 13086 votes over James W Grimes 1939 and George R Brown 563 Lowell Democratic end of the primary unopposed for Eugene N Foss final election set for June 40
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Associated Press
Lowell
Mass
Edith Nourse Rogers
John Jacob Rogers
Congress
Rogers
James W. Grimes
Reading
George R. Brown
Eugene N. Foss
Aged Woman Disappears From Train in Butte
Butte police and Northern Pacific agents search the city for Mrs. Elizabeth Miller aged 1 who vanished from train No. 1 during a 20 minute stop. Her son Ernest Miller of Portland says he last saw her in Lincoln to Portland travel details are unclear and authorities pursue clues along Montana lines.
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Butte
Northern Pacific
Cliens
Elizabeth Miller
Montana
Miller
Portland
No Attack on Americans amid China tensions
Washington reports ongoing unease over foreign security in China but notes no attacks on American citizens have been reported. Officials cite a Chinese student protest in Shanghai as potentially dampening violence, while Borah calls for rapid withdrawal of extraterritorial rights.
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Associated Press
Washington
China
State Department
Mayer
Peking
Shanghai
Cabinet
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Jacob Gould Schurman
Tientsin
MacMillan Gets Naval Sendoff Before Arctic Voyage
Secretary Wilbur bids farewell to Commander Donald MacMillan on the eve of his ninth Arctic expedition. Theodore Roosevelt assistant secretary notes the navy’s support and wishes safe return as MacMillan leaves from Boston to Wiscasset, Maine, after Bunker Hill anniversary drills.
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Associated Press
Boston
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Donald B. MacMillan
Wiscasset
Arctic
Theodore D. Robinson
Navy
MacMillan
Byrd
Navy Yard
Bunker Hill
Trains Crash Kills 35 On Delaware Lackawanna Line
A thunderstorm washed gravel onto tracks near Rockport Lag, Hackettstown, derailing four cars and an engine of a seven car special. One hundred eighty two immigrant passengers, heading to Europe, were injured or killed. victims hailed mainly from Chicago areas. Ambulances rushed the wounded to hospitals in Boston Pennsylvania Phillipsburg Morrisown Dover.
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Europe
Associated Press
Hackettstown
N. J
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Rockport Lag
Corn Belt
Rockport Crossing
Er R
Boston
Phillipsburg
Morrisetown
Dover
Chicago
Duncan Dunn
Harrison Avenue Bridge Opens to Traffic Sunday
The Harrison avenue bridge will be open for traffic Sunday morning as street railway management rushes the installation of new track to ready the opening. Continued on Page 2, Column 4.
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Harrison Avenue
Kellogg's Daily Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Become Everyday Breakfast
Kellogg's Corn Flakes is now an everyday breakfast dish available wherever food is sold. The ad notes Kellogg's as a national leader in advertising and credits reliability in advertising and news columns as foundational to the partnership with The Standard. It recalls a time when Kellogg's was a stranger to Jones and Browns and emphasizes the brand's wholesome promise.
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Kelloggs
Jones and the Browns
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
United States
the Standard
Notice to Public on Consolidation Election Registration
Registration for the city county consolidation election on August 5 closes June 20. All residents who were eligible but did not vote last general election must register by June 20 to vote. Eligible voters must have one year in the state and thirty days in the county.
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Rog
Mus
Murderer of Rich Wife and Other Murders Tied to Dr Young
Los Angeles dispatch says a youngwoman, thought to be an accomplice in the murder of Grace Young, widow of Patrick Grogan the olive king, is examined as detectives pursue a web of deaths linked to Dr Thomas W Young dentist who confessed a fortune in bonds and jewels. The county grand jury indicted Dr Young for murder as investigators chase related cases.
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Associated
Prene
Los Angelos
Grace Young
Patrick Grogan
Olive King
Thomas W. Young
Young
Dr. Young
Calles Affirms Mexico Will Not Alter Agrarian Policy
President Calles issued a statement denying reports that Mexico plans to change its agrarian policy. He said modification would repudiates principles and amount to treason to supporters, insisting the policy is legal and meets the people's aspirations.
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Mexico City
Calles
Mexico
Kellogg
Gangsters Carry Chicago Warfare To City Building
Chicago gunfire escalates as an unidentified assailant shoots at Sergeant Herbert Curran in the state's attorney office at city hall. Curran escapes unhurt, prompting guards at every door and a manhunt through the county building overnight.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Robert WW. Crowe
Herbert Curran
Curran
Survivors sail for Europe after German train wreck
Eager to reach home and avenge the dead, 126 German survivors from the West set sail today, mourning more than 100 companions lost or injured in a devastating train wreck, as reports continue on page 2.
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Gail
Europe
Associated Press
New York
Painleve Defies Extremists In Moroccan Policy Stand
Premier Painleve, fresh from a Morocco trip, refused to discuss Rift front affairs, signaling independence from extremists. The chamber backed the government 436 to 34, suggesting Painleve and Caillaux will clash with extremists to push Morocco pacification and financial reform.
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Presa
Paris
Painleve
Morocco
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
M. Caillaux
Miss Pope Details Agreement to Break Will
Chicago June 16 William Darling Shepherd faces murder trial for William McClintock's death. Miss Isabelle Pope affianced to the youth testified she agreed with the boy's mother's Iowa cousins to split the estate 50 60 if the will were broken. They would set aside a tenth or $100 000 for the foster mother, Mrs. Jane Shepherd.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Shepherd
Misa Isabelle Pope
Burnette
Billy
Iowa
Jane Shepherd
McClintock
Miss Pope
McCintock
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Slide
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Canton
Jones and Brown
Kellogg’s Daily
Callas
Will
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