Harding Third 10 Visit
The Associated Press reports President Harding sails to Yellowstone June 30 and Yosemite on the return from Alaska, visiting Mammoth Hot Springs, Old Faithful, Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, and Lake Yellowstone areas. The trip includes trout shows, a night at Old Faithful Inn, and an El Portal Yosemite entry July 29 with Glacier Point views. Park service officials announced the itinerary.
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Associated Press
Washington
Yellowstone Park
Yosemite Valley
Harding
Alaska
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Yellowstone National Park
Roosevelt
Arthur
Gardiner
Mammoth Hot Springs
Old Faithful Inn
Geyser Basin
Park Rangers
Old Faithful
West Thumb
Lake Yellowstone
Grand Canyon
Yosemite National Park
Cal
el Portal
Glacier Point
Rangers
National Park Service of the Interior Department
Wealthy slacker to be freed Wednesday
Erwin R. Bergdoll, a Philadelphia draft evader, will be released from Leavenworth disciplinary barracks next Wednesday after two years and 10 months confinement for failure to perform military service in World War I. His four year sentence was reduced 14 months for good behavior. no warrants are pending.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth
Kan
Erwin R. Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Bergdoll
J. A. Stevens
Stevens
Three Drown in Canal Car Crash Near Montrose
A family of five rode to a neighbor’s in an automobile that swerved on approach to a bridge and plunged into an irrigation canal. Father Wilduras Sallos, son and daughter Marguerita aged nine died. mother and another daughter were saved by Lloyd Mack, 20, who stripped to his clothes to reach them before searchers found the bodies hours later.
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Associated Press
Montrose
Col
Lloyd Mack
Wilduras Sallos
Mack
Western Clubs Stage Open Intermountain Convention in Anaconda
Delegates from Western states gather in Anaconda for the Inter mountain and Pacific Coast States Federation meeting with sessions at the Montana hotel and Margaret theater. Mrs. Sweeley presides, with speeches by Mrs. Perham and others, plus musical programs and a strong emphasis on promoting the West.
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Anaconda
Intermountain and Pacific Coast States Federation
West
M. J. Sweeley
Twin Falls
Idaho
S. M. Sauders
Red Lodge
Mont
M. H. Flynn
Grand Junction
Col
Montana
Rainstorm Drenches Judith Basin Area Saving Dry Spells
A long rain storm swept Judith basin country from Saturday night through late tonight, bringing heavy widespread rainfall across Fergus and Judith basin counties. The steady downpour ends a dry spell in several districts, delivering valuable precipitation for crops and water supplies.
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Associated Press
Lewistown
Mont
Judith Basin
Fergus
Soviet Leaders Hope for Friendship with America
Moscow June 17. At a private dinner with American relief administration staff and Russian officials, Soviet leaders voiced hope for closer ties with the United States and expressed appreciation for American aid in Russia. Colonel William N. Haskell led the gathering at the relief administration house. Litvinoff recalled signing the Riga agreement and noted suspicions fade after American entry. Trotsky was unable to attend.
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Associated Press
Moscow
United States
Russia
American Relief Administration
William N. Haskell
M. Kamenoff
George Tehitcherin
M. Litvinoff
M. Livinsky
Relief Administration
America
Haskell
Mm. Litvinoff
Riga
Trotsky
Uhh Residents Fear for Food as Roads Blocked
French action seizes railway stations blocking lines that carry food, sparking fears among Uhh residents of shortages and disruption to supply chains.
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UHH
Ruhr Workers Confront French Rail Seizures
Ruhr miners and factory workers held meetings across Essen Bochum Dortmund Herne Gelsenkirchen to decide action after French seizure of railway stations and lines crippling food imports. German railmen quit in passive resistance as prices rise and talks resume on cooperation or continued resistance.
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FP Reas
Essen
Ruhr
Dortmund
Boechum
Herne
Gelsenkirchen
Germany
Bochum
French and Belgian reply on Ruhr passive resistance timing
The Times dispatch from Brussels says Paris and Brussels will issue a joint written note in response to Britain's Ruhr passive resistance query. Poincare outlines abandonment of resistance, calls for German state agents to halt efforts, and predicts an “invisible occupation” regime if renunciation occurs. Dispatch notes a brief delay due to Belgian ministerial crisis.
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Associated Press
London
Brussels
The
Times
Ruhr
Paris
M. Poincare
Germany
Reichs
England
Entertainer Helen Harrington Dies After Crash
Miss Helen Harrington a Denver entertainer died in a hospital after an auto crash near Louisville when a car struck by an interurban train wrecked. W J Davies, his wife, and Denver musician Joe Newman were injured and taken to the hospital. Harrington suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Helen Harrington
Louisville
W. J. Davies
Davies
Joe Newman
Rum Fleet Reaches Atlantic City Coast Embargo Runners Active
A fleet of rum ships lies about seven miles off Atlantic City New Jersey as of June 17. Coast guards report that embargo runners have landed more than 2000 cases of Scotch whisky and champagne during the past week, with authorities alerted to the activity.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Resumption of Copper Buying Helps Print
New York June 17 The markets show hesitation but copper buying resumes and prices rise. New York Central railroad dividend boost strengthens rails while industrial stocks slip. Austrian loan flotation shows demand for good issues remains strong. Car loadings stay high signaling goods moving to distribution. textile output stays near record despite some mill curtailments. Cotton consumption in May reached 620000 bales, just 3000 below March’s record, with Fall River mills disrupted by early fall curtailments yet overall textile output holds. Exports of raw cotton fall, a factor offsetting strong domestic use. Continued national totals suggest textiles remain robust despite wartime disruption.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Central Railroad
Census Bureau
Fall River District
New England
Europe
Americans Buy Diamonds As Prohibition Shifts Spending
London reports that American prohibition is boosting British diamond demand. Hatton Garden firms see rising orders as Americans swap alcohol funds for stones. Diamonds rise though emeralds remain pricier. emeralds gained prestige through Princess Mary’s engagement ring and the queen’s necklace.
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Associated Press
London
England
Hatton Garden
America
Federation of British Industries
United States
Mary
Granite Pioneer Roderick McRae Dies at Home in Phillipsburg
Philipstown detail: Roderick Dunenan McRae, a Montana pioneer born in Ontario in 1845, died at his Phillipsburg home at 2:55 PM. Survived by widow Minerva Burden and six children, plus a sister. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30, Elks lodge plans greetings. golden anniversary observed last week.
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Philipsburg
Roderick Dunenan McRae
McRae
Ontario
Canada
Montana
Deer Lodge
Minerva KF. Burden
Granite County
Roderick D., McRae
R. Holton
Spokane
William W. McRae
Stone
Mont
John M
C. L. Powell
Butte
Paul H. Cyr
Missoula
R. Young
Taylorville
Cal
Presbyterian Church
The
Elks’ Lodge
Fokker Planes Reach Kelly Field in Texas
Seven of nine U S Army Fokker pursuit monoplanes reach Kelly Field from Selfridge Field Detroit and are assigned to the advanced flying school. Major Carl Shatz led the flight, which faced a mid journey halt at Chanute Field before resuming to St Louis and Dallas for refueling.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
United States Army
Kelly Field
Selfridge Field
Detroit
Mich
Advanced Flying School
Army Air Service
Carl Shatz
Selfride
Chanute Field
Rantoul
Til
St. Louis
Fort Sill
Okla
Dallas
Shatz
Maughan Maps Route for Transcontinental Flight
Lieut. Russell L. Maughan surveyed the New York to San Francisco route with four stops. He landed at Woodward Field Salt Lake City at 8 10 p m after departing North Platte Nebraska and stopping in Cheyenne Wyoming this morning.
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Salt Lake City
Russell L. Maughan
New York
San Francisco
Woodward Aviation Field
North Platte
Neb
Cheyenne
Wyo
Noted Artist Paul Cor noy er Dies in Mass
Noted artist Paul Cor noyer died today in Fast CHeucester Massachusetts after being advised by friends in New York. Born in St Louis in 1864, his death ends a long career marked by exhibitions and influence.
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Dles
New York
Paul Cornoyer
Fast Cheucester
Mass
St. Louis
Colorado flood recedes as Saskatchewan storm toll rises
A Saskatchewan hurricane event left one child dead and extensive property damage across Rosetown and Ernfold areas on Sunday night. Victor Cassidy, 15, died when a bunkhouse was blown 20 yards. A shack near Nellie and Mr Woods was swept a mile and a half with Mrs Woods seriously injured. An Ernfold area storm hit Saturday midnight, demolishing many buildings.
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Associated Press
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Victor Cassidy
Rosetown
Nellie Woods
Woods
Flood Devastates Northern Colorado Bridges People Foiled by Rising Waters
Greeley Colorado reports the Poudre river flood cresting with bridges along a 90 mile stretch impassable from Fort Collins to Snyder as crews repair damage and motorists detour via Loveland and Fort Collins. No lives lost yet though homes were evacuated to higher ground. About 100 Greeley residents north of town left vehicles and crossed by railroad bridge to reach the city.
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Associated Press
Greeley
Col
Colorado
France Reassures Bulgaria on Treaty Accord Amid Balkans Efforts
Sofia report says France will assist any government implementing treaty provisions and cooperating with neighbors for Balkans progress. The interior ministry cites 40 million leva unauthorized withdrawals from foreign funds. Bulgaria seeks extradition for former minister Oboff and Romania orders Bulgaria’s Bucharest envoy to depart within 14 hours.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Poincare
Bulgaria
France
Balkans
Stamboulisky
Ministry of the Interior
Foreign Ministry
Bucharest
Romania
Minnesota primary sets stage for U.S. Senate race
Minnesota faces a three-candidate special primary with Governor Preus and Oscar Hallam as leading Republicans while Magnus Johnson and Dr. L A Fritzche contest the Farmer Labor nomination alongside Charles A. Lindbergh. Democrats also nominate, but July 16 election is seen as a duel between the top two contenders. Henrik Shipstead sits as the prior farmer-labor senator.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
United States
National
Republican
Ths
Senate
Henrik Shipstead
Frank B. Kellogg
Preus
Oscar Hallam
State Supreme Court
Magnus Johnson
L. A. Fritzche
New Ulm
Charles A. Lindbergh
Traffic Beside Ball Game By Motorman Fan
A Chicago basebal fan and elevated line motorman halted L train traffic near Cubs Park to glimpse the Chicago Philadelphia game. He returned with officials after revealing he left his train on the track, leaving a line of trains awaiting direction while his passengers waited.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cubs Park
Agate
Ulster Day Sunday Spurs Border Town Rush for Drinks
Belfast June 17 Northern Ireland's first prohibition Sunday triggered a rush to border towns for liquor with influxes seen in Donegal Cavan Monaghan and Louth districts. Bangor and Warren Point suffered overcrowding as visitors from Ulster sought liquid refreshment before closures. Passengers aboard the Canadian liner Metagama arriving in Belfast were astonished by the dry conditions.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Donegal
Cavan
Monaghan
Louth
Bangor
Warren Point
County Down
Carlingford Lough
Ulster
Pennsylvania Road Scored by Railroad Labor Board
Chicago June 17 The United States railroad labor board sharply rebuked the Pennsylvania system for denying shop crafts union representation in an employee election. It condemned counting ballots and blocking a new vote, saying the carrier deprived workers of the right to choose their own representatives and negotiated wage and working condition agreements. The board contrasted Pennsylvania with other railroads, deeming its course indefensible.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Shop Crafts Union
United States Railroad Labor Board
Company
Congress
United States
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Maughan
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