De Kay Faces Long Series of Arrests and Extraditions
The article recounts John W. de Kay’s extradition efforts and legal troubles from 1914 to 1922. It notes suspicions of false dealings with Belgium, arms purchases for Mexico, and a Belgian case over 315 000 francs. It also covers the 1919 Chicago disappearance of Jeanne Anne de Kay and related sensational charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Callowee & Son, Jewelers
Miss Elliott
Sarah Bernhardt
de Kay
Judas
London Coliseum
Belgium
Huerta
Mexico
Spain
Inn Prison
de Kay G
Jeanne Anne de Kay
John W. de Kay
Hull House
Chicago
Lake Michigan
United States
John de Kay
Switzerland
Lawanne
Samuel Untermeyer
Will H. Hays
Northampton
Iowa
France
Three-Day Fascist Congress Opens in Rome
In Rome on June 21 the fascist party began a three day national congress after a midnight session praised by Mussolini for advancing fascist laws. Police, carbineers and militia guard the amphitheater as journalists face party restrictions. The final session Tuesday evening opens to the public with Mussolini delivering an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rome
Mussolini
Party
Dr Kelly Excels In Role Of Stork At St James
Twins and triplets arrived on the same day with Dr. T B Kelly attending both deliveries. The O Rourke triplets were born at St James hospital to Mr and Mrs Michael O Rourke. twins followed at the home of Mr and Mrs James McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Kelly
Michael O'Rourke
St. James Hospital
James McDonald
West Broadway
Dr. Kelly
Menies
O'Rourke
Battle Today Rowing Classic at Poughkeepsie
Seventeen crews compete in the twenty eighth Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta along the Hudson from Crum Elbow to below the cantilever bridge. Washington leads across a field including Navy Penn Syracuse Cornell Wisconsin and others in a Pacific versus East showdown with several strong freshmen and junior varsity boats eyeing upsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Poughkeepsie
Hudson
Crum Elbow
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Husky
University of Washton
Huskies
United States Naval Academy
Pacific Coast
Jim Rice
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Syracuse
Columbia
Tenk
Badgers
University of Wisconsin
Washington
Funeral notices for Hunter and Fitch across local parlor listings
The funeral for Mrs. Cassie Hunter is at White's chapel this Monday at 2 o'clock with Rev. Bent. burial at Mount Moriah. Benjamin K remains at White's parlors with a Wednesday 10 o'clock funeral. Henry T. Fitch, 86, died yesterday at his daughter’s home, body at White's, to be shipped to Iola Kansas later.
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BANK
Benjamin K
White
Fitch
Henry T. Fitch
Cates
East
Pacific Street
Iola
Kan
Dilley Slayer of Anaconda Woman
The article recounts the Anaconda case where Dilley claimed Mrs. Wheeler fired first and he seized the gun to prevent further danger. He describes a struggle that left Wheeler with bruises and torn earrings. Dilley, jailed 1917 to 1920, was paroled, with little later contact. Wheeler was Eudora Longley of Missoula, once of Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Eudora Longley
Joseph Longley
Missoula
Great Falls
Dilley
Anaconda
Americans Defeated in Berlin Olympic Trials
American runners Loren Murchison and Charles Paddock fared poorly at the Olympic stadium. Murchison finished fourth in the 100 meters behind Germany’s Hubert Houben who also beat Paddock in the previous year. Paddock failed to qualify in the preliminaries. Murchison placed third in the 200 meters behind Dutchman H. Vandenberg with a time of 22.5 seconds.
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Berlin
Loren Murchison
Charles Paddock
Olympic Stadium
Murchison
Hubert Houben
Germany
Paddock
Houben
Vandenberg
Tax Revision Aims at Coordinating National and State Taxes
A congressional committee urges removing dual taxation in corporation income and death taxes to simplify tax systems. It warns ongoing competition between the national government and states could worsen if left unchecked, with federal revenue from certain levies remaining insignificant.
Vacation plans of President Coolidge in Swampscott Mass
Washington June 21 Preparations for the vacation of President and Mrs Coolidge at Swampscott Massachusetts were virtually completed today with the departure of the White House automobiles for that place. The president will speak tomorrow night before the semi annual government budget meeting and will leave by train Tuesday afternoon arriving the next morning at Salem Massachusetts. The party will motor to Swampscott and the president will receive callers tomorrow and hold the last regular cabinet meeting until fall. The presidential yacht Mayflower has left for Marblehead carrying some domestic servants for the summer White House setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Swampscott
Mass
White House
Marble Head
Shepherd murder trial nears end as witnesses prepared
Prosecutors and defense plan to resume the Shepherd murder trial by midweek with William Darling Shepherd expected to testify about his ties to his foster son William Nelson McClintock who is accused of dying from typhoid fever germs. If delayed, the defendant may be up for cross examination by State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe and the jury could hear the case by the middle of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Shepherd
William Darling Shepherd
Robert E. Crowe
William Nelson McClintock
William Scott Stewart
Beatify Jesuits Victims of Indians Beatified
Rome announces the beatification of eight Jesuit martyrs from the 17th century who died spreading the gospel in the Americas. Five fell on Canadian soil to Huron attacks, three in the United States at the hands of Iroquois. Father Garnier is said to have been mortally wounded administering extreme unction to a convert.
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Preas
Rome
St. Peter's
John de Brebeuf
Gabriel Lalemant
Anthony Daniel
Charles Garnier
Noel Charbanel
Isaac Jones
Rene Goupil
John de la Sande
United States
Father Garnier
Weather forecasters conference draws eight nations in London
Among eight nations represented at a London conference of weather forecasters were Germany and Russia. The event gathered meteorologists to discuss forecasting methods and climate trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Russia
Garden Club Beginnings In Deer Lodge To Stage Flower Show
The city beautifying committee of the Deer Lodge Woman's club calls all gardening and civic improvement enthusiasts to a Monday 7 30 p m meeting at the clubhouse to form a garden club and plan a late August flower show. Mrs W L Higgins will join the organizers to share campaigns for the city beautiful and garden club work in Montana and recount local pioneer gardening memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Woman's Club
Milo LaRock
W.L. Higgins
Art
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Garden Club
Montana
City Beautiful
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Butte
Higgins
Mills
George Miller
N. J. Bielenberg
Anil Employes Picnic Draws Large Deer Lodge Crowd
Anil Employes annual B A R E picnic in Deer Lodge drew hundreds with talks by W E Casleton Ed Sears and G M Culver of Chicago. A noon basket lunch preceded sports and races then a Deer Lodge vs Missoula baseball game, followed by dancing at the city pavilion. Special cars from Missoula brought about 200 guests with another equal number arriving by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
W. E. Casleton
Ed Sears
G. M. Culver
Chicago
Deer Lodge Division No. 119
Missoula Division No. 41
Missoula
Deer Lodge Notes Share Local Visitor and Shop Ad Updates
Mrs Gesha Collins of Great Falls visits Deer Lodge with the Evanses. Mrs Earl Stuart and Mrs Barney Wheeler visit friends here. Owen Reece of Missoula visits. Ted Matheson of Champion and Vern Smith of Anaconda also travel through. Deer Lodge Art Shop advertises dress unstitching and a home sale by Peter Valston. items from Mrs W J Higgins collection offered.
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Deer Lodge
Gesha Collins
Great Falla
W. E. Evans
Earl Stuart
Butte
Owen Reece
Missoula
W. B. Matheson
Vern Smith
Anaconda
Ted Matheson
Champion
Barney Wheeler
Missouri Avenue
Ady
Peter Valston
Montana
W. J. H Ggins
Three Forks Social Roundup and Births Notes
Local notes from Three Forks detail visits and departures of residents, birthdays celebrated at the Bryant home, graduates attending Missoula ceremonies, and guests visiting from Bozeman Portland and Park City. A late line notes Soviet Russia’s order for 6 million dollars in rural electrification equipment.
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Soviet
Russia
White Sulphur Springs Notes And Distinct Visitors
White Sulphur Springs notes list Mrs. P D Scott visiting her mother Mrs Josephine Rader and various visitors from Los Angeles Baltimore Detroit Glasgow Ky and Townsend. A birth Katherine Genevieve weighs nine pounds. Local officials and residents travel to Helena Bozeman Great Falls Winnett and Dillon while summer plans and schooling are mentioned. Sheriff J E McReynolds and others travel for court and business.
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White Sulphur Springs
P. D. Scott
Josephine Rader
J. Frank McGuire
Katherine Genevieve
Bertha Nicholson
Dorothy Nicholson
Butte
Dorothy
Business College
J. F. O’connor
Livingston
James Wood Jr
San Francisco
James T. Wood
Florence Ritch
Helena
Jack
Billy
Martin
Glasgow
Olga Work
Ballard
Raymond Butler
Detroit
Butler
John Butler
Newlan Creek
Lee B. Anderson
Charles W. Cook
Richard Manger
Charles Lepley
Earl F. Angell
Harlowton
Winnett
Jap Stewart
Sheriff J. E. McReynolds
Opie Miller
Bozeman
John E. Byrne
Great Falls
Deep Creek
Jay W. Siebold
Townsend
Local nuptials and summer travels on Jefferson Island
Miss Irene Richardson, 22, married Owen Hecht, 22, of Butte, and they visit the bride's parents before moving to Butte. The list notes military training departures, college breaks, and various residents visiting or traveling to Dillon, Butte, Bozeman, and neighboring towns for summer programs and events.
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Jefferson Island
Irene Richardson
Owen Hecht
Butte
Carroll Lacry
Audemar Borden
Fort Harrison
Lucille Lenon
Miller
Cleveland
Ohio
William
Herman Miller
Roy Newkirk
State College
Bozeman
Robert Lyons
Hubbard
Liberty Montana Mines Company
Mammoth
Dillon Bureau Purchaser of Liquor Fined in Dillon
William Sharpe was fined 150 for unlawfully purchasing illicit liquor and jailed for nonpayment. Walden Truman received 200 and 60 days in jail for possession. Eight convictions this term total 4300 in fines and 45 months in jail. one acquittal.
Volunteers head to Whitefish for state fire convention
Representatives from the Pitley Volunteer Fire department depart for Whitefish to attend the annual state convention on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Those attending Dillon are B Mayiwa Lonnie Linson WY Featherly and J W Forsgren with Mr Meyfield serving as secretary.
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Villoi
Pitley
Whitefish
Turescay
Dillon Organization
B. Mayiwa
Lonnie Linson
WY. Featherly
J. W. Forsgren
Meyfield
Dillon Department
Schulz barn dance draws many from Dillon area
Dillon residents traveled to Sheridan for the Schulz barn dance hosted by C. A. Schulz and Son at their ranch for the seventh straight year. Visitors Frank Brammsman Henry Thompson Frank Marchasseau Col. Alfred Decker John Peterson Edwin Anderson attended or stopped in Dillon for business and visits yesterday.
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Dillon
Sheridan
Schulz
C. A. Schulz & Son
Montana
Frank Brammsman
Butte
Henry Thompson
Dell
Frank Marchasseau
Elkhorn Springs
Col
Alfred Decker
Armstead
John Peterson
Grant
Edwin Anderson
Big Hole Basin
Funeral of Fred J. Frey Shocks Salmon Community
Fred J. Frey, longtime Lemhi County resident, died after illness culminating in spotted fever at Salmon General Hospital. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon from the family home with large attendance. Frey had lived in Lemhi County 26 years.
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Salmon News
Salman
Ida
Fred J. Frey
Salmon General Hospital
Frey
Lemhi County
Montgomery
Saunders
Denver
L. E. Glennon
Salmon
Northwest
Portland
Seattle
Julia Andrews
Los Angeles
Alvin Andrews
J. D. Mansul
W. W. Simmonds
Challis
Presbyterian Church
G. G. Lloyd
H. B. Zimmerman
Fred Crandall, Jr
Tomorow
San Francisco
Cal
Crandall
Salmon Hot Springs
A. W. Pipes
W. C. Doebler
Charles
Schultz Ranch
Frank Haveman
George Snow
T. P. Carnes
Roseburg
Ore
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Englewood
Joseph Richards, Inc
George T. Wade
Reet
Rena R. Merndon
Seeth Montana Street
GOSSELIN & _& HARKINS Successorate Undertakers and rental ennette
East Park Street
Fournier
West
Gold Street
Eugenie Urnier
Sherman & Reed
Broadway
Arisena
Red” Grange
Harold “Red” Grange
University of Illinois
Wheaton
Ill
Battle Today
Navy
Undertaker
Sam R. White
Daly Shea Company
Idaho
Larry Duggan
Ean Mortaker and Embalmer
North Main Street
Long View
President Coolidge
Shepherd Trial
Vienna
Fran Gretchen Krans
Borsoi
Bureau Garden Movement
ANIL
Three Forks
D. W. Tripp
Norman
Helen
Charles Rader
Gardiner
Betty Bryant
O. L. Bryant
Big Timber
May King
Claude M. Sterling
D. H. Andrew
Park City
Utah
Sterling
N. N. Evanles
Hamlin
R. W. Robertson
Vinlette Miller
Yellowstone Park
Belgrade
H. van Meter
K. P. Bassett
Phyllis Culbertson
Vera Seifert
Bryant
Jefferson Island News
Shadan LaHood
M. Toby
St. Paul
Hazel Reha
Casper
Wyo
Helen Zinnie
Dixie LaHood
Esther Woodside
Corallen
Brady
Harold Armstrong
Agricultural College
Tom Craine
Twin Bridges
Frank Westfall
Beulah Akin Bryant
Gladys Springer
George Franks
Donal Wilkinson
Manhattan
H. G. Smith
H. M. Rundell
Hamilton
Bell
Maynard Noble
Willow Creek
T. E. Craine
Wegren
Esther
Ruth
Helen Wegren
Lewistown
Dillon Bureau
Dillon News Notes
Girl
Louisville
Lorena Morrison
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