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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1924

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British French premiers plan London conference on Dawes report

British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and French Premier Herriot agreed to hold an allied conference in London by mid July to settle on steps to implement the Dawes report. They will also visit Geneva together at the League of Nations opening in September.

London MacDonald Herriot League Assembly Associated Press Ramsay Mace- Donald M. Herriot Dawes Geneva League of Nations England Briand M. Poincare Chequers Court Foreign Office Chequers Assembly of the Yormallity

Wounds May Prove Fatal in Street Robbery Pair

John Daran and Jose Macarra, both Mexicans, were involved in a failed hold up of deputy game warden Rice Taylor at 2 40 a m near the Co O D laundry. Macarra is jailed. Daran is hospitalized with multiple gunshot wounds and possible spinal injury.

St. James Hospital Rice Taylor South Gaylord Street Mast Park Street John Daran Jose Macarre Macarra Taylor Daran Co. O. D Maccarra Mecarra Park Street

Automobile wrecks claim two lives near Athol Idaho and Denver

Two fatal crashes reported in yesterday's AP wire. Edwin Stromgren, 29, an electrical engineer from Ajo Arizona, died when his car toppled 50 feet off a highway near Athol Idaho. Alvin Johnson, 22 of Spokane, suffered a broken back. two young women passengers escaped injury. In Denver a 38 year old railroad employee wife, Mrs J W Mathewson, died after a collision at Sixth Avenue and Grant Street.

Associated Press Spokane Edwin Stromgren Ajo Ariz Alvin Johnson Stromgren Johnson Athol Idaho Denver Colo J. W. Mathewson Sixth Avenue Grant Street

Continent-Spanning Flight From Mitchel Field Starts

Lieutenant Russell Maughan began a cross country flight from Mitchel Field New York heading to San Francisco with four intermediate stops at Dayton Ohio St Joseph Missouri Cheyenne Wyoming and Salduro Utah. The takeoff occurred at 2 59 AM near 3 00 AM as a crowd of about 150 watched and the craft headed southwest.

Russell Maughan Curtis Mitchell Field New York San Francisco Dayton Ohio St. Joseph Missouri Cheyenne Wyoming Salduro Utah Associated Press Mitchel Field N. Y Here Maughan

Navy seaplane duo fails to reach 24 hour endurance

Lieuts. Fr. W. Wead and J. D. Price, who set a world record for sustained flight in a seaplane of 11 hours 57 minutes, were forced down in their naval craft around 1 30 a m after taking off at 12 07 a m. The attempt to extend the record to 24 hours did not succeed.

Washington Fr. W. Wead J. D. Price

Tokio Excited by San Pedro Killing

June 23. News of the slaying of two Japanese near San Pedro sparked strong resentment toward America in Tokio. Officials later said no connection to the Japanese exclusion issue should be assumed, and urged patience and self restraint as details remained incomplete.

Associated Press Tokio America San Pedro Jingo United States Congress

British force Chinese to honor murdered American in Wanhsien

Wanhsien on the Yangtze follows a British commander's demand to leave the cemetery in uniform for Mdwin C. Hawley burial service. The Cockehafer ordered the execution of two junk men in retribution after Hawley, an American, was killed aboard a British ship amid a dispute over wood and oil shipments. United States Consul Clarence J. Spicer confirms Hawley's death and says foreign authorities vow no repeat incidents as Rear Admiral McVey heads to Wanhsien aboard the Isabel.

Associated Press Peking Wanhsien Yangtze River Shechwan Province Cockechafer Mdwin C. Hawley Cockehafer Junkmen's Guild Hawley United States Clarence J. Spicer Chunkking Legation China Arnhold Bros. & Co Spicer Wahnsten Charles Brb, McVey Ahasien U. S Isabel

Explosion wipes out part of Empire business district

A gasoline lamp explosion in the Klahn building in Empire near Marshfield Oregon started a fire that destroyed part of the town's business district. A high northwest wind hindered firefighting efforts.

Marshfield Ore Klahn Empire Here

Four Lives Lost in Middle West Gale Across Chicago

A severe electrical storm with high winds and heavy rain hit Chicago and surrounding areas, causing three deaths in the city and fatalities among four players and caddies at Olympia Fields. Other losses included property damage and disrupted transit.

Middle West Associated Press Chicago Olympia Fields Country Club Firman

Automobile Skids Driver Is Killed Near Great Falls

Joseph A. Rosenthal of Durant Wisconsin was instantly killed when the automobile he drove skidded on the Belt road about 18 miles south of Great Falls and overturned. R W Rogerson of Viroqua Wisconsin, owner of the car, sustained a slight injury.

Great Falls Joseph A. Rosenthal Durant Wis R. W. Rogerson Vieroqua Rosenthal

Body of Clarence D. Sheldon Found in Swamp Near Verbank

The body of Clarence D. Sheldon a 76 year old wealthy New York publisher was found today in a swamp about five miles from his Verbank summer home. He disappeared about ten days ago and the body appeared to have been in the swamp for several days.

Sheldon Poughkeepsie N. Y Clarence D. Sheldon New York Verbank

New York Papers Show Unfriendly McAdoo Backers

A New York morning quartet largely opposes McAdoo with strong editorials and cartoons. One paper its leading piece calls McAdoo and opponents and compares him unfavorably to rivals. The tepid Democratic organ condemns his diction while another Republican paper reports on the Democratic contest.

New York McAdoo Theodore Hoosevelt

Flyer plummets to death at Lexington flying circus

Clarence Reynolds of Gritton Oklahoma, about 28, plunged 800 feet to his death in a rudderless airplane as a crowd of about 6,000 watched the flying circus on a field seven miles from Lexington Kentucky.

Associated Press Lexington Clarence Reynolds Gritton Okla

Democratic platform details under battle in national committee

New York June 22. Leaders outline a proposed platform to be voted on by the platform committee with sharp fights expected on foreign relations Ku Klux Klan and prohibition. discord centers on whether to name the Klux Klan and how to address the league of nations.

Associated Press New York Democratic National Committee Klan George E. Brennan Illinols League of Nations Wilson Senator Glass Virginia

Loot Letters Found After Chicago Railroad Hold-Up

Forty four letters believed linked to the $2,000,000 Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad holdup near Chicago were discovered in a sewer on the north side of St. Louis. Some contained checks from out of town banks, according to post office inspectors.

Associated Press ST. Louis Post Office Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Chicago

Democratic Convention Rumors Stir McAdoo Smith Fight

Bewilderment and uncertainty grip delegates as McAdoo and Smith rally support while other candidates maneuver. A tentative platform draft circulates but may be rewritten by the platform committee. Debate grows over a Ku Klux Klan plank foreign relations policy and the two thirds rule for nomination.

Associated Press New York McAdoo Smith Madison Square Garden

Pickford's Home Burglarized. Jewelry Loot Reported

Los Angeles police report Jack Pickford actor had jewelry valued between 37 000 and 40 000 stolen when burglars ransacked his home. A maid discovered the loss after returning from a Sunday off.

Associated Press Los Angeles Jack Pickford

Slayer Shot Down by Posse After Six Hours Gun Fight

Martinsburg West Virginia June 22 L Speight a farmer sought for killing state policeman A Crawford fought a six hour gun battle with a posse. Speight barricaded in a barn was found fatally wounded as the posse forced a rush. Lieut Lilly was lightly wounded in the face. Speight died a few minutes later after surrendering was declared, the incident ending a 24 hour Berkeley County manhunt.

Associated Press Martinsburg W. Va L. Speight A. ©. Crawford Speight M. P. Lilly Iace 8Liam Dean Pan Berkeley County Liev. Lilly Crawford Boeleht

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