President attacked by his former ally and campaign boss
Chicago June 21 William McCombs former Democratic chairman and Wilson campaign manager attacks the presidents autocratic authority. He says one man spoke for America in Europe but had no authority to speak for a nation. He expects a New York delegation to back Cox and hints a Pacific slope Westerner may be named VP.
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League of Nations
Europe
America
Chicago
William McCombs
Democraticational Committee
Wilson
San Franshco
White
Champ Clark
Marshall
McCombs
New York
San Francisco
Cox
Ohio
Smith
Pacific Slope
Londonderry Quiet After Rioting Reported
A Londonderry message to the press association at 6:50 p m says the city is quiet with the military in charge of the streets. It confirms the killing of a man named McKay and reports scores of other wounded in today’s firing.
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London
Londonderry
The
Press Association
McKay
Londonderry shooting claims cyclist Harold MekKay
In Belfast reports, Harold MekKay was shot dead in Londonderry while cycling from the railway station. The incident occurred tonight as he traveled along the street, marking another violent death in the area.
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Belfast
Londonderry
Harold MekKay
Rioting Flares Across Londonberry and Derry
Civil war conditions prevail in Londonberry amid prolonged rioting. Several killed and many injured as firing continues. Postmen refuse mail delivery and business is stopped as troops and armored cars move between zones. In Londonderry, rioting renews with one mortally wounded and numerous hurt. Streets deserted. docks halted. troops restore calm briefly before clashes resume.
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London
Londonberry
Londonderry
Centenarian takes air trip and another marries in town
Springfield report notes Josiah Sharick, 100, took an air trip yesterday and expressed a wish to go again. Ardmore report records Aleck Taylor, born a slave in 1818, marrying at age 107.
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Springfield
Josiah Sharick
Ardmore
Oklo
Aleck Taylor
Placer Hotel Sold to F J Kessler in Helena
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports that F. J. Kessler of Helena has become owner and taken charge of the Placer hotel. Maurice Weiss, the long-time manager, will retire with plans for the future not yet decided.
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The
Standard
Helena
F. J. Kessler
Placer Hotel
Maurice Weiss
Journeymen Plumbers Union Members Strike East St. Louis
In East St. Louis Granite City and Madison forty two members of local 860 journeymen plumbers union did not report for work despite a wage rise from ten to twelve dollars for an eight hour day.
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East ST. Louis
Journeymen Plumbers’ Union
Granite City
Madison
Former Empress ILI Reported Very Ill in The Hague
The former German empress is reported in a very serious condition at The Hague. The former crown prince Frederick William has been summoned to her bedside as her health worsened yesterday with no further details provided.
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the Hague
Frederick William
Woolgrowers Advised to Hold Wool for Higher Prices
Woolgrowers of Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky and Indiana were advised at a meeting in St. Louis to hold their wool until higher prices are offered. The guidance reflects expectations of market improvement as they weigh selling opportunities.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Arkansas
Kentucky
Indiana
Four Victims Identified in Vancouver Apartment Fire
June 21 report identifies four of the six dead in the Bal Mora apartment blaze in Vancouver British Columbia. Charles Denuchy of Pacific Steamship Lena McLennan of Canadian Pacific J R J Jackson Hudson Bay grocery manager Ss A Spencer janitor. two other men remain unnamed. Fire started in boiler room with elevators aiding spread as janitor Spencer alerted tenants. Dennehy died after plunging from the fifth floor while others faced severe injuries.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Balmora
Charles Denuchy
Pacific Steamship Company
Lena McLennan
Canadian Pacific Railway
J. R. J. Jackson
Hudson Bay Company
Ss. A. Spencer
Spencer
Dennehy
Butte Democrats Plan Bryan Reception Amid Busy Travel Schedule
A Butte meeting of the democratic county central committee is set to arrange a reception and possible address for W. J. Bryan arriving Wednesday at 3 40 PM on his way to San Francisco. Officials await Bryan’s pleasure via Ralph Rose while special Pullmans are booked for supporters from several Montana towns. McDowell estimates at least 100 Democrats may join.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Butte
W. J. Bryan
San Francisco
Harry Gallwey
Bryan
Ralph Rose
Mr. Bryan
Havre
Rose
City Central Committee
McDowell
P. J. Gilligan
County Committee
Oriole Biplane Burns After Fence Crash Near Marrfield
A Curtiss Oriole biplane crashed after overshooting Marrfield during a landing on Mount Highland drive near Mike Turk’s home. The wreckage burned after a ruptured gasoline tank ignited. passengers Rh. N. Wilford Dominic Bertoglio and Lieut John Bertoglie escaped unharmed as the plane overturned in a plowed field. Strong southeast wind forced the mis landing. The accident page continues on Page 5.
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Mike Turk
Mount Highland Drive
Marr’ Field
John Berkin
Spokan
Marrfield
Rh. N. Wilford
Dominic Bertoglio
Mexderville
Hi Son
John Bertoglie
Wilford
Turk
Four Die In Boating Accident On St. Marys Lake
Vernie British Columbia June 21 At least four lives were lost in a boating accident on St. Marys Lake about 22 miles north of Cranbrook. The known dead include Mrs A C Blaine of Cranbrook Mrs A Moe of Cranbrook Miss Faith Ewing of Kimberly and Miss Thelma Herratt of St Marys.
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Vernie
British Columbia
St. Mary's Lake
Cranbrook
A. C. Blaine
A. Moe
Faith Ewing
Kimberly
Thelma Herrott
St. Mary's
Poppy Day Observed by Butte Citizens Transforms Drive Attire
In Butte 350 young women and girls will depart from the Montana Power building at 9:30 to begin selling red poppies under the slogan Buy a poppy. Mrs Millie Smith chairs the drive with Mme Guerin directing the campaign. Transportation on city car lines will be free for sellers, who wear scarlet and white badges bearing Lieut John McCrae’s poem line.
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Butte
Montana Power Building
Mme. Guerin
Gamer's
United States
Millie Smith
N. J. Lloyd
H. Smith
Legion
Lieut
John McCrea
Major Los Angeles Earthquake Damages Downtown and Suburbs
An earthquake struck Los Angeles at 6 47 pm causing broken plate glass windows and damaged walls from Sixth Street to Inglewood. A man was injured by falling bricks as power station walls shook down cutting lights. Shaking reported in Long Beach Santa Monica and nearby towns with ceilings and ornaments damaged in residences. Continuous reports noted motion picture theater bank and furniture store damage and widespread light outages ongoing.
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Sixth Street
Grand Avenue
Long Beach
San Pedro
Santa Monica
R Redondo Beach
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Whittier
Covina
Southern Edison Company
Inglewood
Los Angeles
Adison
Laughain
Third Street
One Dig Union Not Ingorged by Real Lara
Washington officials label the discredited Red Bulletin of Butte as an I. W. W. publication.
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Real Lara
Red
Butte
Washington
Call for Disorderly Meeting in Chicago Sparks Federal Watch
Chicago June 21. Officers deny any link between Yardmen and United Wheelmen with a one big union plan to organize in Chicago June 29. Government agents in Washington order strict watch on the proposed meeting for possible I W W activity. The Butte Daily Bulletin call lists E M Pride as contact. three men named as publicity agents occupied a rented Northwestern University building.
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Chicago
United Wirginemen's Associations
Washington
Hutte Daily Bulletin
William Bond
Wardmen’s Association
John Grunau
Harold I. Redding
Mr. Bond
A. . Whitney
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Butte
E. M. Pride
Northwestern University
Leertte “Central Publishing Service
Lake Publishing Service
Buiilding
Tf. M. Pride
L. M. Hawver
Alexander Koehn
Butte, Mont
Daily Bulletin
Department of Justice
W. W
Department
Young boy dies in accidental shotgun discharge
Bozeman reports Leslie Gay lord Stevens, aged 17, son of William Stevens, was killed instantly when his shotgun discharged while he handled the weapon near his family home three miles from Bozeman. He had taken the gun to kill magpies and was near the fence when the barrels fired.
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Bozeman
Leslie Gaylord Stevens
William Ke
Stevens
Faneher
Walsh to nominate Governor Stewart for VP at convention
Senator T. J. Walsh will place Montana Governor Samuel V. Stewart’s name before the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco as vice presidential candidate. A. E. F. Spriggs says Stewart, praised as a law and order leader and strong speaker, appears an ideal choice for the ticket.
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Walsh
T. J. Walsh
Montana
Samuel V. Stewart
San Francisco
United States
A. E F. Spriggs
State Compensation Board
Butte
Stewart
George KL. Ramsey
J. L. de Hart
Spriggs
Ogden
Union Pacific Limited
Washington
Sam V. Stewart
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Gilman Bullard
James Reynolds
Boulder
Dr. Scanland
Warm Springs
Ci. Willard
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J. A. Whetstone
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H. J. McGraw
Warren Toole
J. KK. Ericksen
James Conlon Kalispell
W. A. Tremblay
C. C. Smith
C. Y. Negin
T. J. Murray
J. C. Wilson
Louis Dreibelbis
John K
O'Rourke
Joseph Binnard
KB. J. Johnson
Silver Bow
M. Stewart
Stanley Searce
Ronan
W. J. Swindlehurst
Mrs. Beers
F. H. Garver
Dillon
Spokane
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