Harding pledges to draft every dollar for veterans care
President Harding arrives in Denver and visits the army general hospital promising to “everlastingly at it” to secure full justice for World War I veterans. He warns that if another war occurs the nation will draft every dollar and essential through government action, and he and Mrs. Harding distribute flowers and cheer to the sick. The welcome includes Governor Sweet, Senators Phipps and Adams, and Mayor Stapleton.
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Denver
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Army’s General Hospital
United States
Mr. Harding
Mrs. Harding
Middle West
Sweet
Phipps
Adams
Stapleton
Woman Attempts Suicide in Naconda City Jail
Pegey O'Brien in custody after authorities say she drank carbolic acid and hurled the bottle through jail bars at a sleeping man. He retrieved the bottle, alerted the chief, and emergency staff treated her. she was intoxicated and suffered facial burns from the acid.
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Pegey O'Brien
Cullen
Feenan
Tragedy strikes Harding western trip in Colorado
President Harding’s western visit was marred by a fatal car crash 25 miles from Denver. Summer Curtis, former Republican National Committee representative, died after the car plunged 75 feet into Bear Creek canyon. Also injured were Donald A. Craig of the New York Herald and Thomas F. Dawson of the Colorado Historical and Natural History Society, with expected recoveries. Tommie French, driver for Great Western Sugar, died en route to hospital. The four were among 19 journalists in a Denver Press club luncheon entourage. the car veered at Looking Glass curve on Genesee mountain route.
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Denver
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Harding
Summer Curtis
Republican National Committee
Donald A. Craig
Washington
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New York Herald
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Bear Creek Canyon
Tommie French
Great Western Sugar Company of
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Thomas F. Dawson
Colorado Historical and Natural History Society
Dawson
Denver Press Club
Lookout Mountain
Genesee Mountain
Looking Glass
Denver Mountain Park
Bear Creek
Lonely War Bride Commits Death by Own Action
Walla Walla Wash June 24 Mrs Marvin B Allen 24 a French war bride shot herself this afternoon. Her husband says she had repeatedly threatened to take her life from loneliness for her homeland after arriving in the United States with his AEF division at the war’s end.
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Associated Press
Walla Walla
Wash
Marvin B. Allen
Four Foreign Liners Arrive With Large Liquor Stock
Four trans-Atlantic passenger liners arrived at quarantine in New York with large sealed liquor stocks. Cedric from Liverpool carried 7,931 bottles of ale and stout and 1,156 gallons of wine while Caronia listed 3,116 bottles of beer plus spirits and wines. Providence from Marseilles reported hundreds of bottles of wine cognac and champagne among its cargo. Conte Verdi from Naples carried 2000 gallons of wine not sealed and its crew wine was for medicinal use. customs planned to seize only after filing the manifest tomorrow.
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New York
White Star
Liverpool
Cunard
Caronia
Providence
Marseilles
Crown
Naples
Customs House
President Harding to view Butte territory from Anaconda Hill
Secret service plans a Harding sight-seeing tour of Butte including Anaconda hill and possibly Leonard mine. Route nearly set with 14 autos and six reception cars, to meet him at Great Northern depot where Mayor Horgan and Governor Dixon will speak. If time allows, visit Mountain View mine for a broad view. underground tour of Leonard mine depends on conditions.
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Leonard Mine
Great Northern Depot
W. D. Horgan
Dixon
Murphy
Duggan
Horgan
James R. Hobbins
John Gillie
Frank Walker
Mountain View
Route Arranged for President's Party
Harding special train arrives at tereat Northern depot June 29 at 10 a m. Welcomed to Butte and Montana by Mayor Horgan and Governor Dixon. Presidential party travels by auto along a long list of streets and landmarks ending with a public reception at the ball park and departure from the Great Northern depot at 0 30.
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Butte
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Dixon
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Leonard Mine
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Utah Avenue
Leviathan Returns With World Honors
The Leviathan comes home to greet a world title, back in New York harbor after fog delayed entry. She claims the laurels once held by Britain, vowing to defend her record against all passenger ships and rival nations amid salutes from harbor craft.
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Associated Press
New York
Leviathan
United States Shipping Board
Trial Board
Great Britain
No inquest ordered in John R. E. French death
Coroner Kendrick announced no inquest will be held into the death of John R. E. French at Warm Springs state hospital. The decision followed autopsy findings reported after a Deer Lodge county investigation that had continued for two days.
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John RE. French
State Hospital
Warm Springs
Deer Lodge
Kendrick
D. A. McLennen
Henry
Butte Merchants Team Up for Standard Series
Through merchant cooperation in Butte, the Standard will publish the first installment of a series tomorrow morning to connect residents with progressive city business leaders. Free valuable prizes accompany each edition, with daily lists to appear this week. read the Standard to win.
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Butte
Standard
Four In Hospital After Melrose Crossing Crash
Four Butte men were injured when an Oregon Short Line passenger train No. 31 struck their automobile at the Melrose crossing yesterday afternoon. Two men were said to be fatally hurt with a five year old boy escaping serious harm.
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Oregon Short Line
Melrose
William Benson
J. Cudihy
Berkshire Hotel
Phil Sheehan
West Quartz Street
Tim Sullivan
Colorado Street
Brown's Lake
Billy Benson
Wm. Benson
Sheehan
St. James’ Hospital
Cudihy
British Papers Worry Over Liquor Seizures In New York
London papers rally around New York liquor seizures with witty captions such as Dry Comedy in the United States and Making the Atlantic Dry. Editorials convey sarcasm and concern over what the seizures aim to prove and whether they will continue.
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Associated Press
London
New York
United States
America
Indiana World Court Senator-elect presses court in address
Senator-elect from Indiana pressed the world court in an address yesterday. He noted that Mr. Ralston defeated Albert J. Beveridge for the United States senate and criticised Beveridge for a recent speech claiming the United States would still be a British colony had the world court existed in revolutionary days.
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International Court
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Albert J. Beveridge
United States Senate
United States
Ralston Regrets U S aloofness on world problems
New Castle Indiana June 24 Keen regret that the United States is holding itself aloof and refusing to realize the power God has given to make and to end war was expressed by United States Senator elect Samuel M Ralston He spoke at the memorial park shelter dedication praising the international court as essential to prevent future war He criticized former Senator Beveridge and welcomed the GOP appeal for nonpartisan handling of League of Nations and world court He warned the government may draft again and noted party differences in power may become presidential primaries issues.
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Associated Press
New Castle
Ind
United States
Samuel M. Ralston
Ralston
Memorial Park
International Court
Albert J. Beveridge
Beveridge
Indiana
Washington
League of Nations
World Court H
Four Die in Tracy Pistol Fights In California
Four men killed in gun battles at Tracy California late this afternoon. Jose Verduso was shot by Tracy police when he resisted arrest after firing at officers. The other dead are Estaban Alcaras Seferino Verduso both of Tracy and Manuel Hernandez of Stockton.
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Stockton
Cal
Tracy
Here
Jose Verduso
Estaban Alcaras
Seferino Verduso
Manuel Hernandez
Tragic death as boy crushed by falling wall during teardown
George Merrick ten, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Merrick of 2400 Delaware avenue, was killed when the south wall of a partially burned log house on stilts collapsed during demolition for kindling. Coroner to hold inquest Tuesday at 2 pm. body at Cassidy and Gosselin.
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George Merrick
Louis Merrick
Delaware Avenue
Oregon Avenue
Silver Bow Creek
Mike O'Neill
Merrick
Cassidy and Gosselin Undertaking
John C. Murphy
Tornadoes Hit Breckenridge and Nearby Towns in Minnesota
Two small tornadoes struck Breckenridge Minnesota and adjacent areas causing heavy damage. A gym roof was torn off at the United States Indian School and several houses were unroofed. Early reports indicate Dwight Abercrombie and Whlberton were partly destroyed with wires down to Fargo.
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Minn
Lloyd George defends American liquor seizure rights
Former British leader David Lloyd George addressed a Welsh Baptist chapel crowd in Wondon and urged not to clash with U S prohibitionpolicy. He said America is within its rights to seize liquor from ships and urged sympathy for their bold experiment while noting smuggling and enforcement challenges. He praised America's resolve and predicted the law may evolve but insisted the United States must be allowed time to test its approach.
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New York Harbor
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