Ten Indicted for Mail Train HoldUp Near Chicago
Ten men named by a federal grand jury face nine counts in an indictment for the June 12 mail train holdup near Chicago. They allegedly robbed the mails of cash and securities totaling millions, including bonds and currency sent to Milwaukee Roundup and Minneapolis. Several defendants are in custody with bonds set from 50 000 to 100 000 each.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Chiago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
James Murray
Walter McComb
Carlo
Ernest Fontana
Max Greenberg
St. Louis
Egan's Rats
Willis
Joe
William Newton
Sam Grant
Blackie Wilcox
Texas
Greenberg
Grant
Wilcox
Newton Brothers
Carlo Fontana
Murray
McComb
Roundup State Bank
Roundup
Mont
Liberty
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Southern California Edison Company
American National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Joliet
Jir
L. H. Phillips
R. P. Trotter
Lindquist Returns Home From Republican Convention
Alderman John Lindquist of the Fifth ward returned to Butte from Cleveland after attending the recent Republican convention as Montana’s first alternate delegate. He served as a convention member for two days.
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John Lindquist
Fifth Ward
Butte
Cleveland
Montana
Butler campaign chief Butler and the vice presidency row
Butler directs the campaign with broad authority amid infighting and muttered discontent in Washington. The piece traces Butler's management style, the Borah declination, the shift to Kenyon, and the resulting intra party strife ahead of the 1924 election.
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Butler
Coolidge
Borah
Kenyon
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Mr. Melton
Lodwen
Curtis
Dawes
Senate
Norway mill to reopen for canamers supply boom
Norwegian fishermen anticipate a burst in business as the tinplate mill near Bergen, idle since World War II, is set to reopen to provide material for cana production.
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Norway
Bergen
Farm Bureau plans cooperative grain marketing push
A four day Farm Bureau discussion approved forming a committee led by the federation president to study and judge feasibility of farmer ownership of grain marketing facilities. The plan envisions a farmer controlled system using five large elevator operators and related properties with a $20 million capitalization and broad access to public elevator space in Chicago and nationwide.
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Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Gray Silver
Washington
Chicago
John C. Shaffer
J. C. Schaffer and Company
Board of Trade
Great Grain Marketing Corporation
Farm Bureau
John J. Stream
Chicago Board of Trade
Stream
American Farm Bureau Federation
Bernard M. Baruch
Wall Street
War Industries Board
Wilson
Armour Grain Company
J. M. Nehl
United States Grain Growers, Inc
New York
United State Grain Growers, Inc
J. Ogden Armour
George E. Marcy
Japan buys German books for Tokyo Imperial library
Two Japanese professors Dr Takayanagi and Dr Ueno arrived in Berlin to select and purchase books for the Imperial library in Tokyo, which was destroyed by the earthquake and fire.
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Japan
Berlin
Takayanagi
Ueno
Germany
Imperial Library
Tokio
Everett W. Hill Elected President Of Rotary International
Everett W. Hill of Oklahoma City Oklahoma was elected president of Rotary International at the Toronto convention. Directors elected include T J Davis of Butte Montana and Alexander Mac Farlane of Vancouver British Columbia. Rufus W Chapin was reelected treasurer and Chesley R Perry faces no opposition for secretary, with the next convention site to be decided tomorrow.
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Toronto
Everett W. Hill
Oklahoma City
Okla
Rotary International
T. J. Davis
Butte
Mont
Alexander MacFarlane
Vancouver
B. CC
Rufus W. Chapin
Chesley R. Perry
Ex Governor Tom Davis Elected Rotary Director at Toronto
Former governor of Montana Rotary district and ex president of the Butte club, Tom Davis is honored by Rotary International at the Toronto convention for election as a director. He is an attorney active in Rotary work for years.
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Tom Davis
Rotary International
Toronto
Montana
Butte Club
Carnival Dance Links Aid Program For Legion Group
Helena June 20 La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Cheuveaux members gathered for the state convention to complete business and elect officers. William Soper of Billings was chosen grand chef de gare to succeed Stanley Doyle of Glendive. Honorary members include Gen. E. Dumont and Col. Schumeyer. Executive committee named with D Davis Livingston and others.
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Associated Press
Helena
la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et
Smelter sues over patent infringement in San Francisco suit
George Campbell Carson a San Francisco inventor filed suit in equity in the United States district court here today against the Garfield Smelting and Refining Company asking one million dollars for alleged patent infringement.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
George Campbell Carson
San Francisco
United States District Court
Garfield Smelting and Refining Company
Sheehy Transferred to Dixon Office
Thomas M. Sheehy, previously assistant purchasing agent at St. Ignatius Montana, has been transferred to the Dixon office as the Indian office takes over jurisdiction for the Flathead reclamation project. He earlier worked for Milwaukee at the station in Butte and before that for the Butte post office and the Butte Letter Carriers' Association. He has long resided in Butte and worked in many mines.
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Butte
Thomas M. Sheehy
Interior Department
St. Ignatius
Mont
Dixon
Indian Office
Flathead
Sheehy
Reclamation
The
Milwaukee
Butte Post Office
Letter Carriers’ Association
Justice Court Notes Verge Shepard Assault Case
Verge Shepard faced a first degree assault charge for an alleged May 24 attack on William Uren at Pittemont mine. Justice James Carey took the case under advisement after witness testimony. Jerry O Neill facing third degree assault charge was continued for a week. John Moriarity of 727 North Wyoming Street is the complainant.
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Verge Shepard
William Uren
Colorado Street
James Carey
Uren
Shepard
Pittemont
Jerry O'Neill
Justice Carey
John Moriarity
North
Wyoming Street
Justice Dismisses Disturbing the Peace Charge
Judge Carey yesterday dismissed the disturbing the peace charge against Pedro Sandoval after a hearing. The complainant was Elodia Sandoval, his wife, with the incident cited as a family quarrel at 405 East Division street.
Petition for letters of administration in Hannan estate
Mrs. Annie Hannan filed a petition for letters of administration in the estate of her deceased husband John Hannan who died February 3. The estate includes personal and real property valued at 2200 dollars. Also noting venue change requests and case continuances in local civil matters.
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Annie Hannan
John Hannan
J. A. Broderson
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Gallatin County
Contention in PAE Convention Over Klan Denunciation
The PAE platform committee wrestles with a anti clan plank as party leaders from McAdoo Smith and others arrive. George Brennan urges explicit condemnation of race prejudice while Baruch seeks stronger farm relief and economic parity. Debate foreshadows fierce floor fight and possible adoption of a cooperative marketing plank.
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Underwood
John W. Davis
James M. Cox
Ralston
McAdoo
Smith
George KE. Brennan
Illinois
Free America
Chicago
Conference of
League of Nations
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
War Industries Board
Cleveland
Baruch
McAdoo Forces Huddle on Nomination Rules
William G. McAdoo's aides press for strategy as they discuss abolishing the two thirds rule at the Democratic National Convention. James D. Phelan will nominate McAdoo in Paris while plans limit seconding speeches to three with one by a woman and a five minute cap for each.
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Butler
Coolidge
Republican Party
Mark Hanna
America
Hanna
New York Herald-Tribune News Service
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Vanderbilt
James D. Phelan
California
Paris
Charles M. May
Missouri
Sioux to Adopt Gen Dumont in Montana Ceremony
Gen E Dumont of the French embassy will join the Montana Sioux in an adoption ceremony at Fort Harrison. Soldiers of company B 163d infantry from Poplar and Fort Peck chose High Eagle as the name. An address in Sioux and a porcupine quill necklace will honor the event.
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Associated Press
Helena
E. Dumont
Montana Territory
163D Infantry
Fort Harrison
Dumont
Poplar
Fort Peck Reservation
Heat and Storms Cause Fatalities in Afternoon
A midsummer heat wave and severe storms left multiple fatalities as the thermometer soared to the mid 90s in the afternoon. Emergency crews battled the heat while storms disrupted services and authorities investigated the causes.
Heat prostration victim dies in Detroit street
An unidentified man was found dead on a Detroit street. City officials note he is the first heat prostration victim of the season as temperatures rise and the thermometer climbs.
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Detroit
Mich
Three House of David Girls Drowned in St Joseph River
In Berrien Springs Michigan on June 29 three girl members of the House of David colony drowned after stepping into a hole in the St Joseph river while wading. A fourth girl was rescued.
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Berrien Springs
Mich
St. Joseph
House of David
Three Die In Bloomington Incident
In Bloomington NL on June 20 a man named Ernest Agerman, 28, and his two companions were killed in a local incident. Police are investigating motive and exact sequence of events. No other arrests have been announced.
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Bloomington
Ernest Agerman
Tragic Wind Storm Kills Gibson City Children
Four year old Maxine and seven year old Vincent from Gibson City died when a large tree toppled onto their car during a powerful wind storm. Neighbors described the scene as a sudden deadly event with emergency crews responding quickly. The incident highlights the danger from severe weather and property hazards during storms.
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Maxine
Vincent
Gibson City
Wet Vote Leads in British Columbia Plebiscite
Fragmentary returns from British Columbia election plebiscite favor a wet outcome in rural districts while Vancouver suburbs vote dry. Liberal candidates win five seats with five more leading in Vancouver, conservatives take six including four in Victoria, signaling the defeat of Premier John Oliver.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Vancouver City
Victoria
John Oliver
Flight of Maughan Postponed Again From Transcontinental Flight
MITCHEL FIELD N Y June 46 After observation weather conditions were unfavourable Maughan announced postponement of his dawn to dusk transcontinental flight until Monday morning.
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Associated Press
Mitchel Field
N. Y
Russell
Maughan
Eagles Snatch Fish From Osprey In Midair
Eagles frequently dive on osprey to seize fish while airborne. Aerial predation shows raptors exploiting speed and sight to steal prey from the osprey before it reaches water.
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BIG
Ludwig Colonia
Say
EK. Lorenz
WM. J. Sullivan
N. Main St
Slemp
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Hiram Johnson
Senator Lodge
ALES
Butterian
Montana Veterans Lay Foundation For Rehabilitation Campaign
Smelter
Justice Court
Cy Sampson
W. E. Carroll
Simon Zannon
Jay McCormick
Hazel
Poole
Logan E. Poole
McAdoo-Smith
Brennan
Plank
Omith
Phelan
Montana Sioux
Gen. Dumont
Lyons
Best
Belle
Guyy
Silver Butte
Copper Butte
Forestville Butte
Welch
Hills’ Bros
Libby
Crecieces Sa
Hiawatha
Lipton’s Tea
Sues Tree Tea
Murs
Monarch
Pettas
Kennewick
Ea Bey Bt
Kellogg’s
Hennessy
Tree Tea
Ceyion
Horlick
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