Four Thousand Die in Kiangsi Mutiny in China
AP reports an estimated four thousand dead across Kiangsi cities including Kianfu Taiho Wanan and Lung Chuan with much foreign mission property destroyed. The Catholic Lazarist mission at Taiho, sheltering 600 Christian convert refugees, was reported under siege with no further news. Foreign gunboats stand ready at Nanchang amid fears for foreigners.
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Funeral for Sir Henry Wilson to be held at St Pauls
The funeral of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson will be held next Monday at St Pauls cathedral with full military honors. The interment will take place in the north transept beside Field Marshal Lord Roberts. Two suspects in Wilsons assassination were arraigned and remanded for a week. Reports from Kiangsi say conditions improve though Nanchang unrest continues. Foreigners seek protection as refugees pour into Nanchang under civil governor.
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Sunday Standard previews Montana focused sections
The Sunday Standard announces a seven section edition for Butte and Anaconda, highlighting Mines and Mining Manufacturing and Jobbing Financial Institutions Anaconda industries and the press as a whole. It promotes remarkable illustrations and a broad Montana centered readership with extensive features and regular content.
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Woman Sought to Secure False Testimony in Kennedy Case
Los Angeles June 2 Associated Press reports Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain sought help from convict Paul Roman to fabricate testimony in her murder trial of J Belton Kennedy. Roman testified he received letters from Obenchain in jail urging a false account and a staged story to be told at trial.
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Prisoners Fail In Attempted Escape
Paroled inmates Leland Allred and George Shea leaped from a moving eastbound train near Nyssa Oregon while handcuffed together in a futile bid for liberty. They were unharmed and soon recaptured by traveling guard George A Roberts who had brought them to Boise by automobile.
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Nolan's Condition 5 Critical Amid Local Strain
The article reports Col. C. B. Nolan's condition at 2 a.m. as critical and unconscious, with heart action feeble after a prior conscious smile to his wife. It notes his role as senior counsel in the Frank Conley case and ongoing medical efforts, plus Mrs. Nolan at his bedside as doctors treat his intestinal illness and complications.
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Montana Ling Beyond Her Name Wash Reports
A dispatch discusses Montana revenues per capita, noting 12.67 in expenses 8.39 three years prior and 7.31 total revenues with 7.06 in governmental costs. It mentions operating figures including special dispatch costs and permanent improvements totaling 2.80 for outlays and 15 in interest.
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Mounted police scour foothills for missing Montana student
Boise Idaho June 23 mounted officers searched the foothills and troopers watched the Boise river for Alyse Lester a 19 year old Montana university sophomore who vanished the evening of June 20 after her mother scolded her for her relationship with a favored young man. The mother said the girl was hysterical and had threatened self harm in the past.
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Boise
Idaho
Boise River
Alyse Lester
Montana University
Massacre inquiry unfolds as miner clash rocks Herrin
In Herrin Illinois on June 23 rail and mine workers react to a deadly mine war as Colonel Hunter warns Adjutant General Black of potential trouble. Union officials blame operators for importing strikebreakers while state authorities scramble to verify events amid reports of threats and guard arrangements.
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No Word of Pity Dead Unwept in Her Morgues
In Herrin Illinois on June 23 crowds gathered at a morgue set up after a mine battle. They lifted muslin cloths to view pale faces and wounds from pistols rifles and buckshot. Outsiders blamed as job seekers, the crowd pressed on to the adjoining horror without pity.
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Youthful Black man dies in Montgomery County incident
Houston dispatch June 23 reports 15 year old Black man War ren Lewis died after a mob of about 300 publicly accused him of attacking eight young white women near New Cacus in Montgomery County. Police had not released full details.
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Army acceptance seals 125000 enlisted 12000 officers
The House concurred with the Senate on the army bill, fixing strength at 125,000 enlisted men and 12,000 officers. The conference report was adopted 175 to 39 with no discussion. Awaiting presidential approval, it includes a Senate appropriation of 7.5 million dollars for Wilson dam completion at Muscle Shoals.
Senate and House agree on naval appropriation plan
Senate and house conferees reach full agreement on the naval appropriation bill. Provisions include 3 million dollars to start a civilian naval reserve with 3000 sailors and 1000 officers, plus expanded funds for Mare Island and Puget Sound yard projects and Pearl Harbor improvements.
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