President Harding to Speak at Ball Park in Butte Visit
President Harding will arrive in Butte at 10 o clock June 29 and deliver a short speech from his private car behind the special train. He will tour the city and may visit a local mine before addressing a crowd at the ball park and decorating Boy Scouts honored last year on Red Mountain. Mayor Horgan and Walter F Brown outlined arrangements and said line of march and reception committee details would follow after Secret Service review.
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Harding
Butte
Ball Park
Red Mountain
Horgan
Walter F. Brown
Brown
Secret Service
Mr. Brown
Thornton Hotel
J. Bruce Kremer
RB. K. Wheeler
Sheriff Duggan
Daniel Kelly
C. R. Leonard
A. J. Davis
Wim. Maxwell
J. E. Oppenheimer
Frank Walker
Julia Rodgers
T. A. Grigg
J. K. Hesler
L. O. Evans
Dan Blank
Joseph Riley
C. J.elly
Draft Evader Bergdoll Arraigned in Kansas City
Ber win R. Bergdoll, Philadelphia draft evader, arraigned in federal court here on conspiracy to evade the draft and released on a $10,000 bond. He had been released from Leavenworth Disciplinary Barracks and was rearrested before being taken to Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Berwin R. Bergdoll
Philadelphia
United States
Leavenworth
Kas
Bergdoll
City 10 Procure Title to Ground for New Highway
City council approves proceeding to procure title to private ground needed for the Montana street Holmes avenue right of way. Officials hear reports, pass a paving district plan, and adjourn to July 5 after brief talks by James H. Rowe and Eugene Carroll supporting the highway condemnation resolution.
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City 10
Montana Street
Holmes Avenue
Harding
Emmett Street
Western Avenue
Board of Fire Underwriters
James H. Rowe
Eugene Carroll
Montana Highway Committee
Amherst Seniors Decline Degrees at Stormy Commencement
At Amherst College commencement Alexander Meiklejohn for the first time since his resignation attacked the trustees for failing to uphold college ideals. Twelve seniors and one 1922 class member refused degrees. Two faculty members announced resignations and others indicated they might leave.
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Associated Press
Amherst
Mass
Amherst College
Alexander Meicklejohn
French plan to confiscate Ruhr industries
Dusseldorf report says General Degoutte drafts a decree to seize Ruhr valley metal works mines and related plants for reparations. It grants military authorities power to operate or lease facilities, imposes up to 15 years jail and fines for resistance, and allows death penalty for sabotage upon conviction by court martial.
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Associated Press
Dusseldorf
Ruhr Valley
Degoutte
Ruhr
Civil Commission
Crow Indians Dazzle At Montana Women's Club Meet
Hundreds attend tribal dances by four Crow Braves as Montana State Federation of Women's Clubs concludes day two. Delegates discuss Americanization, citizenship and rural urban cooperation, urging better citizen formation and home life, with remarks from officials on prohibition and education.
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Georgetown Lake
Flint Creek
Montana State Federation of Women's Clubs
Crow Reservation
American Citizenship Committee
Margaret Theater
A. Richardson
Benjamin Owens
Butte
Sweeley
H. F. Buell
Barry
Department
Veterans’ Bureau
Helena
A. D. Lusk
Prohibition
Montana
Montana State Penitentiary
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Adelaide Steele Baylor
Home Economics Education Service
Federal Board
Washington, D. C
Missoula Minister to Head Baptists in Montana
Helena report says Rev Henry Van Engelen of Missoula was elected president of the Montana Baptist convention at the afternoon session. New officers include Rev C S Brice of Lewistown as vice president, Jack Briscoe re-elected treasurer, Rev R D Brittain re-elected recording secretary, and Rev G Clifford Cross re-elected corresponding secretary for the ninth year. Board of managers for three years named: Rev E R Curry of Bozeman, Rev D McMasters of Great Falls, John Bowman of Kalispell, Mrs KE Brown of Livingston, Mrs Thomas Hanson of Havre, Mrs G Bacon of Billings, F J Wheeler of Polson, with Rev C O’Farrell of Butte filling a vacancy.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Henry van Engelen
Missoula
Montana Baptist Convention
C. S. Brice
Lewistown
Jack Briscoe
R. D Brittain
Miles City
G. Clifford Cross
Western Carrier Plans Reorganize Roal West
The Associated Press reports a detailed plan to reorganize the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad. Approval comes from bondholders committees and directors of Missouri Pacific and Western Pacific. Bonds are to swap for new general mortgage bonds and 5 percent preferred stock with limited voting power.
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Associated Press
New York
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Western Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
General Mortenc
Livingston Baby Drowns In Yellowstone River
Three year old Lyle John son of Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson of Livingston was drowned in the Yellowstone River within 100 yards of home at noon. A playmate watched from the bank as the undercurrent pulled him away. Attempts to recover the body were unsuccessful through the night.
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Associated Press
Livingston
Lyle Johnson
Frank Johnson
Yellowstone
Mount Etna Eruption Turns Valleys Into Land of Dreadful Night
Castaginone region reports lava flows from Mount Etna as craters spew fire and ash. Refugees carry belongings as villages like Fiume Freddo Diana and Calamabiano shrink under the blaze. Homes and villas fall to the advancing lava while smoke clouds rise above the eruption.
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Associated Press
Catanta
Mount Etna
Fiume
Freddo
Diana
Calamabiano
Castiglione
Confesses falsity of his burial yarn
Clifton Ariz June 26 Assistant State's Attorney Charles Wharton left for Chicago after B H Rouw of San Francisco admitted his sensational tale of students burying a body at Evanston pier the night Northwestern student Leighton Mount vanished in September 1921 was entirely false and his typewritten statement now signed, exposing a failed ploy to obtain something.
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Associated Press
Clifton
Ariz
Charles Wharton
Chicago
B. H. Rouw
San Francisco
Evanston
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Rouw
Mount Case
Steps to close many stock brokers' doors ordered
New York June 20 definite steps to shut many stock brokerage houses will be taken in the supreme court tomorrow under the Martin act. Deputy Attorney General John J. Dwyer said injunctions against several brokers would be sought as he investigates alleged frauds. He declined to name targets or numbers. He met with officials from the New York Stock Exchange Consolidated Exchange and curb market. Most brokers faced waivers of immunity but nine of ten refused to sign. The curb market declined to answer whether it would adopt waivers. The NYSE and other bodies complained about lack of enforcement power.
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New York
Supreme Court
John J. Dwyer
Dwyer
Martin
New York Stock Exchange
Consolidated Stock Eixchange
Curb Market
Linger
Generes
Banton
The
Curb Exchange
Seymour L. Cromwell
Pwvyer
Rumor Mill Swirls Amid Page 32 Continuation
New York reports a flood of rumors surrounding a major story as readers are reminded the full details continue on Page 32, Column. The evolving chatter underscores a high interest narrative without confirming specifics.
Priest On Trial For Brother Murder In Montreal
Adelard Delorme, once a Catholic priest, faces trial for the murder of his half brother Raoul to collect insurance. After hours of voir dire, a mixed English and French jury was seated despite defense objections about mental incompetence. Testimony to begin tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Adelard Delorme
Rother
Raoul
Gustave Monette
Delorme
Great Falls Storm Drives Heat Toll Across Ohio and NYC
In Columbus Ohio and New York City, scorching heat persisted as the region faced a deadly wave. Ohio records showed highs near 92 degrees, with 18 deaths attributed to heat related causes and incidents. New York reported five heat related deaths as temperatures reached 95 degrees with lingering high heat likely to last over a day.
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Greater
New York
Associated Crees
Columbus
Ohio
W. H. Alexander
Weather Bureau
Floods Hit Great Falls Streets and Buildings
A cloudburst in Great Falls Montana caused two inches of rain in ninety minutes flooding streets and basements and damaging private and municipal property estimated between 100000 and 250000 dollars. The court house ground floor was buried six inches. Separate report from Superior Wisconsin notes three killed and three injured in a severe Northwest storm, including Gust Nordean, 64, of South Range.
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Great Falls
Mont
South Side
Superior
Wis
Ttrne
Northwest
Gust Nordean
South Range
Aged millionaire Asa G. Candler weds stenographer in train trip
Atlanta says 72 year old magnate Asa G. Candler Sr. married May Littleey a Coca Cola founder widow. the couple left Atlanta for Washington for a brief honeymoon aboard a train. Littleey had worked as a public stenographer for two years, and later in the Candler building where she met her future husband.
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Atlanta
Asa G. Candler
Washington
Candler
Coca Cola Compa
May Littleey
Ragin
Husband
Yellowstone Park Opens For 1923 With Hill Address
Dr John Wesley Hill spoke for President Harding and Secretary Work at Yellowstone Park opening attended by over two thousand. The Gardiner ceremony featured a private car party from the Northern Pacific, a band concert, and a record first day of admissions. Gardiner and Yellowstone offices reported the season starting strong and ahead of last year.
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Associated Press
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
John Wesley Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Gardiner Arch
Hill
Harding
Hubert Work
Department of the Interior
Northern Pacific
A. B. Smith
Northern Pacific Railway
Benson
Livingston
Gardiner
Horace Albright
Minn
Albright
Gardiner Band
Yellowstone
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Segorate Boy Oguut
Harding Way
Hardingway
M. P. Alexander
Butte National Airport
Federal Board of Washington
Shelby
Bucketeer
Edward M. Fuller
Frank McGee
Hayward
M. Fuller & Co
Western Carrier
ROAL
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Livingston Baby
MT. Etna
Wisconsin
New Y
Asssociated Press
Lower East Side
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