Harding urges world court as sole agency of peace
President Harding in St Louis on June 21 renews a call for Americans to back the permanent world court as the only peace agency compatible with national principles. He proposes rebuilding the court to resolve fears about League or other powers, detailing methods to fill vacancies and transfer electing power. He argues sincerity must be tested abroad and at home, with further discussion promised in coming pages.
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Germany to Talk Direct With France
London reports developments in Franco German relations with a Daily Telegraph article stating Germany has taken practical steps toward direct talks between Paris and Berlin without prejudicing Britain. An incident at Mart Recklinghausen left a Belgian corporal and a private dead and another private wounded during a search at a control post.
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Harding in St Louis Presses Rotary Service Vision
President Harding spent eight hours in St Louis with a Rotary convention visit a city club corner stone ceremony and address on the world court. He urged Rotary expansion worldwide and emphasized service as key to world recovery after the war while noting security and progress depend on humble practical effort.
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Northern Pacific to Build Montana Coal Branch Line
The Northern Pacific railroad was authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission to construct a 30 mile branch line in Rosebud county Montana to tap a new coal field and secure fuel. The project involves an investment of 1 943 000 dollars.
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Flow of lava slows as Etna erupton fades in Sicily
Rome and Catania report Mount Etna's fury diminishing with lava flow nearly stopped and smoke still issuing. A Sicilian peasant improvises a simple dinner by heating lava beneath water in a dug crater. Locals credit St Egidio with diverting lava, though scientists say a natural spur caused the diversion at Linguaglossa.
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Heat Wave Sweeps Chicago and Neighboring Cities
Chicago reports 17 deaths and over 20 prostrations as a heat wave expands from the Midwest to the Atlantic coast. Superior, Wisconsin, endures a sharp drop in temperature prompting a woolens return. southern areas see varying impacts. West experiences a cold snap in New Mexico while Salt Lake City and nearby Rockies stay unusually cool.
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Montana Baptists Opposed To Fight In Shelby July Fourth
Montana Baptist convention at Broadwater decries the Dempsey Gibbons heavy weight title bout in Shelby as contrary to Christianity and promotes moral concerns from prize fights. Delegates plan to meet again in 1924. Rev D McMasters chosen for convention sermon with Rev T L Huxley as alternate.
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Broadwater
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Great Falls
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Livingston
President Harding to Visit Butte for City Welcome
United States Senator B. K. Wheeler will chair a reception committee with city representation planned as President Harding visits Butte next week. Mayor Horgan outlines committees for finance souvenirs decorations press music transportation and school participation. Herman Blank named souvenir chairman. Murray named to a continued page 4 column item.
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Wolf of Moscow Executed With Wife in Firing Squad
Moscow June 21 Ivan Komarov known as The Wolf of Moscow was executed with his wife after a trial in which he admitted murdering 33 people since 1921. Despite bravado he sought clemency and a new trial before the central executive committee denied mercy.
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Women delegates seek world peace at Montana club session
At the nineteenth annual Montana Federation of Women's Clubs in Anaconda the focus was on officer nominations for president and other posts. Delegates debated legislation and citizenship for women, with Dr. Isabel Bevier stressing women’s political roles and Vassar’s founding noted as milestones.
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Six Arrested as Bonds Recovered in Los Angeles Raid
Police say six suspects including Andreas Jaramillo Augustine Sierra and Portia Jaramillo were arrested in early raids linked to a $250,000 bank messenger holdup on February 12 In the incident Sam McGee was killed and a mail pouch containing securities was seized $21,000 in bonds was found at the Sierra home long suspected as a bootleggers haunt authorities held suspects without contact during raid sequence.
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Women Benefited by War Address at Montana Clubs Meet
The university of California southern branch speaker delivered an excellent address on Citizenship for Women before the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs last night. She argued that women benefited from the war and emphasized civic rights and responsibilities for women in postwar society.
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Wall Street Cleanup Sparks Legal Action and Shakeup
The Wall Street cleanup after the I M Puller case aims to close bucket shops via injunction under the Martin act. Attorney General Sherman leads the effort while W S Silkworth plans to resign as New York Stock Exchange president, with Lawrence Tweedy set to take over and launch a major reorganization. Two curb market members face discipline, one expelled and one suspended for a year, as banking interests discuss stabilizing measures amid fears of bank-led runs and a possible pool to protect houses.
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Philadelphia man will head Rotary International
Guy Gundaker a Philadelphia restaurant proprietor was assured of election as president of Rotary International as the convention voted to close nominations after his name was the only one presented. Balloting for president and other officers will occur tomorrow.
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Treasury to Stand Pat Seizure Planned for Berengaria Visit
The Treasury announced a firm position on intoxicating beverages brought within three miles of U S shores. When the liner Berengaria docks in New York, customs will break British seals and seize sealed stores, transferring them to bonded warehouses. Protests from shipping representatives will be sent to Washington.
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Bandit's Husband Thought Insane in Testimony
June 21 in Chicago, Frank Carrick, husband of Fred C. Thompson, is moved from a police cell to a psychopathic hospital. He is thought to be the smiling woman bandit who shot and killed Richard C. Tesmer. Detectives doubt his confession due to his mental state.
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Lightning Fatal to Sheepherder at Piggott Ranch
Great Falls reports a 50 year old sheepherder, June L John Jackson, was killed by a lightning strike while moving sheep into a corral at the Piggott ranch, 60 miles southwest of Great Falls, during an electrical storm. The body was found by fellow workers and brought to Great Falls tonight.
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Rail Labor Board fixes train dispatchers rules
The United States railroad labor board issued rules governing train dispatchers amid a dispute with 55 railway companies. Dispatchers get relief on seven holidays or pay, seniority dates from last entry, protection from demotion without a hearing, and suspension pending a hearing allowed. Pay for illness time was denied. Railroads named include Chicago Great Western, Chicago Rock Island and Pacific, Chicago St Paul Minneapolis & Omaha, New York Central, Southern Railway, Texas & Pacific, Kansas City Southern, Louisville and Nashville, and Baltimore and Ohio.
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