Child Killed by Accidental Rifle Shot At Ranch Home
A two year old boy, Keith Kennedy, died instantly when a .22 rifle discharged by his older brother, Dale, 10, at a ranch home 26 miles south of Philipsburg. The tragedy occurred as the mother watched with the four boys visiting grandfather J Bowen on Ross fork of Rock Creek. Local doctor W J Power could not revive the child.
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Stan Philipsburg
Keith Kennedy
Chauncey Kennedy
Dale
Thisrandfather
J. Bowen
Ross
Rock Creek
Keith
Euene
Basil
Date
Drona Farm
Francin
Striekes
Yellowstone Park Formally Opened By Mather Opening Ceremony
Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming celebrated the formal season opening led by Stephen Mather, with a pageant by Helena’s band and thousands attending. The director urged wildlife protection as delegates from Denver and Hotary groups observed, noting a reduced park entrance fee from 1.50 to 2.00.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
Lake Yellowstone
Stephen Te'Mather
Park Service
Yellowstone
Mather
Rosewell Arch
Gardiner
Helena
Champions of
Montana
Denve
Cowsiris
Denver
Children Drown in Rivers Across Two States
Associated Press report from Batesville Arkansas and Sault Ste Marie Michigan details drowning fatalities. In Arkansas three Barnes children ages 15 and 12 from Stone County died after entering White River near Walte Peery. An older boy allegedly dared his sisters into deep water and they were swept away by a swift current. In Michigan five youths drowned when a small boat overturned on St Marys River during a dance at Cauifietam.
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Associated Press
Batesville
Ark
Clarence Barnes
Stone County
White River
Walte Peery
Albert
Ace
Enlen
Alex T
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
St. Mary's
Three More Witnesses in Coretti Goretti Case
Virginia City June 20 Tomor row morning the trial of Jos Goretti for the murder of Paul Pesanti began its testimony largely repeating accounts given by Goretti. The case hinges on movements of Pesanti family members and Goretti’s statements, with a body found in an abandoned well on the Pesanti ranch identified as the missing man. Three more witnesses will be examined before the state rests, including Mrs Josephine Lazzary and Romeo Lott who worked the ranch in 1924. Goretti, about 37, came to the United States from Italy in 1913 and was a railroad laborer, miner, and farm hand. He leased the Pesanti ranch at the time of Pesanti’s disappearance on January 12, 1922, with Pesanti reported to have left with a woman and two men after an all night outing.
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Associated Press
Virginia City
Jos Goretti
Paul Pesanti
Mel
Gorett
Pesant
Membe
Goresti
Dlee
Pesantl Ranch
Pesanti
Josephine Lazzary
Tutte
Romeo Lott
Pesanti Ranch
Goretti
Secyorccu
Atements
Italy
la’ von
Amitio Fantini
Muskogee Sees Severe Earthquake Morning Tremor
Muskogee residents in the northwest section reported a severe earthquake at 8:26 this morning. A low steady rumble lasted three to four seconds and woke sleepers, with no damage or aftereffects reported yet.
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Muskogee
Drelock
Treloar and Middleton Win Praise of State Executive
Special Dispatch to the Acanda Deer Lodge Montana reports about six hundred visitors from Butte at a prison band concert. The governor’s tribute was paid during the performance. The program featured a varied lineup with instrumental solos, a violin piece, a vocal solo, harmonicas, and a whistling chorus. Several prisoners performed to applause and the bandmaster’s leadership was praised for elevating the music to a high standard.
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Acanda Deer
Butte
Butte, Mines
Columbia Post
Hutter
Columbia Post G. AR
Chicago
Huffer
Ball
Mike Og Novell
Bullivan
Gounod
Brooks
Opening of Eucharistic Congress in Chicago
Solemn opening at the Cathedral of the Holy Name as Cardinal Bonzano is installed as legate of Pope Pius XI. Cardinal Mundelein thanks for the spiritual harvest, with more than 1,000,000 souls receiving holy communion in Chicago archdiocese during five days of ceremonies led by bishops and mitred participants.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Rome
C Tendom
Cathedral of the Holy Name
John Cardinal Bonzano
Pius XI
Cardinal Mundelein
Congress
Ite
Cardinal Bonzano
Ontano An
Three Forks Set to Handle Tourist Traffic
Three Forks Montana readies as a hub for Yellowstone tourists as Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul arrange rail service. Officials led by Mr Earling lingered in Butte confirming road operations and a pavilion for travelers. The project promises improved local business and wider Montana immigration and crop prospects.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Yellowstone ‘Western
Three Forks
Montana
Earling
Milwaukee
Butte
National Park
Park
West Yellowstone
Ake
Harling
Wyoming Man Renounces US Citizenship for British Title
Oliver Henry Wallop of Sheridan Wyoming, long a ranch owner, has forsaken American citizenship to pursue a British title. Returning from England on the Bergenland he cited family duty and the death of his elder brother in 1925 as factors. Wallop, naturalized in 1904, came to the United States in 1883 and now plans to settle in England with his wife and son Oliver Jr.
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Wyoming
Astocra
New York
Oliver Henry Wallop
United States
Sheridan
Wyo
England
Portsmouth
Bergenland
West
Wallop
Sheridan Ie
Qenland
Oliver Jr
Blasting Stumps Ends Life At Elk Park Farm
James Perucoa 37, of 10 Copper Street Steaderville, died after a premature explosion while blasting tree stumps at Bugni Ranch Bike Park yesterday. The blast shattered his face and skull, witnesses said. Acting Coroner Ned Pars of Jefferson County investigated. He lived in Butte, native of Italy, survived by a brother in Washington and a cousin in Butte. Funeral plans not set.
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James Perucoa
Copper Street
Steaderville
James Bugnn
Perucoa
Arived
Ned Pars
Jefferson County
Busin
Bugal
Paradiso
Perucos
Butte
Italy
Peter Perucos
Washiton
Fred Petrucel
Father Questioned in Murder Inquiry
Associated Press reports Seattle on June 20 that a minute inquiry into the movements of Wallace Cloves Gaines will begin the next day after his 12 year old daughter Sylvia H. Gainer was found dead near a Seattle lake. Gaines requested the investigation to clear his name after she left his home following a disagreement. The slain girl’s body was found Thursday morning about a mile from the edge of the lake. The prosecutor plans to seek funds from County commissioners to continue the inquiry.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Walace Cloves Gaines
Sylvia H. Gainer
Alain
King County
Gaines
Sylvia
Mer
Inside job robbery of Cherryvale bank shocks Independence
June 20 report states Montgomery County National Bank of Cherryvale was robbed May 27. Authorities allege tenant cashier Clarence Howard and cashier G C Robinson planned and framed the crime. Howard and Robinson were arrested yesterday by Sheriff W D McCrabb. A third man is implied to have been involved, with $45 reportedly taken from the vault.
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Associated Press
Independence
Kan
Montgomery County National Bank
Cherryval Kno
Clarence Howard
G. C. Robinson
Camler
Howard
Robinson
Sheritt W. D. McCrabb
Briand Returns to Power in New French Cabinet
France’s cabinet reshuffle brings Briand back in again as the nation seeks to stabilize finances and protect the franc. The shift places Briand near the finance work under Poincare, while Herriot exits, signaling a move toward a united ministry with key economic experts and the stable coalition hoped by leaders and supporters.
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Presa
France
Maw
Ahi
St Hand
A. Eril
Rad
Iland
M. Noble
Bank of Jee
M. Bary
Briand
Wetting
Probof Finance
M. Poincare
Sacred Union
Auttien
Ler
M. Tered
Secon
Time I Lost by Globe Racers in Atlantic Voyage
Special Correspondent reports from aboard the Aquitania on June 20 that two days into a voyage the crew aimed to beat a record for circling the globe. Weather remains clear with seas favorable, needing about 40 more hours to reach Cherbourg and Berlin connections. A late arrival could require costly alternative air transport to keep Konigsberg schedule.
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Aliiane
Alliance
Aquitania
The
Aquitanta
Evans
Mywelf
Cherboure
Linton Wells
Plana
Cherbourg
Berlin
Konigsberg
Paris
Representativ
Seventh Cavalry in Montana to renew pledge of peace
Crow Agency Montana June 20 The Seventh Cavalry returns to the Little Big Horn area for the first time in 90 years to renew the pledge of peace with Sioux and Cheyenne veterans. Three troops and headquarters detachment arrive to honor Custer’s last stand. The event marks a historic symbolic gesture amid frontier memory.
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Seventh Cavalry
Montana
Syte
My Crow
Mont
Lashing Custer
Headwarters
Custer
Little Big Horn
Rea
Elylon
Great Northwest
Montana youths win exposition awards at Proam event
Awards announced for American youth and wounded tonight during final exposition. Montanans including Russell Brane Smith and Nellie Edit are named as winners and will be guests of the exposition the week of June.
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Montana
Russel Brane Smith
Broadwater
Waly Bosarant
Nellie Edit
Anti-Saloon League Leaders in Keystone State Primary
In Pennsylvania the Anti-Saloon League and Women’s Christian Temperance Union figures face Senate campaign fund committee scrutiny in week three of the inquiry. Wayne Wheeler, the league’s general counsel, and union officials Maude Seymour and others are questioned about organization involvement and support for Senator Pepper versus Governor Pinchot in the Republican primary. Subpoenas issued as the committee moves to reveal inside campaign dynamics.
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Anti-Saloon League
Women’s Christian ‘Temperance
Son of Pennsylvania
Keystone
Wnter
Senate Campaign Fund Committee
Wayne 1
Wheeler
Anti-Baloon League
Women's Law ‘Temperance Union
Pepper
Pinchot
Moned
Maude Seymour
McCon Jinburg
Followers Mourn Evangelist as Dead
Thousands of followers mourned Evangelist Semple Angelus as dead with morning to evening services at a temple of 6,200 capacity. Minnie Kennedy, her mother, wore a blue cape and conducted rites while pledges reached over 15,100 toward a new school building.
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Semple Angelus
Wulpit
Minnie Kennedy
Germany rejects confiscation plan for imperial estates
Berlin June 20 Associated Press reports Germanys first national referendum under the republican constitution failed to reach the required support to confiscate the estates of the former emperor and Hohenzollern family. Final totals show 14,889,703 affirmative and 642,311 negative votes with about 60 percent abstaining.
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Associated. Pres
Berlin
Germany
Hohengollern
Stadent
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