Chamberlain Prefers Security Pact in May Seeks Limited Armament Talks
In a House of Commons debate on the security pact Austen Chamberlain argues Britain and allies should pursue arms limitation and a possible international conference. He warns fear dominates Europe and no nation can isolate itself, stressing Britain’s obligations on the western frontiers of Germany.
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Associated Press
Lon
Austen Chamberlain
Foreign Affairs
House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
Chamberlain
Europe
Mr. Chamberlain
Germany
Confesses Murder Led to Hanging of Fellow Convict
Los Angeles June 24. The Los Angeles Examiner reports Edward H Silva a life term inmate at Folsom confesses he lied about Earl Morse s murder. Donnelly was hanged after taking the blame to save the younger man and end his long record of crime.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
The
Los Angeles Examiner
Edward H. Silva
Folsom Mllentiary
Earl Morse
George Donnelly
Donnelly
Silva
Amundsen Ellsworth polar flight ends at King's Bay base
The N-25 aircraft of the Amundsen-Ellsworth expedition returns to King's Bay after a 2 hour 50 minute flight. Amundsen and Ellsworth plan to depart soon aboard the collier Selmer for Fredrikstad and Horten to fly into Oslo.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Stridt Hak Papanerens R. T
King’s Bay
Standard
Amundsen
Ellsworth
Selmer
Fredrikstad
Horten
Oslo
Cently
Cabinet Officer William Jardine To Visit Butte
Secretary of Agriculture William M. Jardine, a former cowboy and college president, will arrive in Butte Sunday night from Portland for a brief social visit with old friends and relatives in Wisdom. His mother wife and two daughters join, staying until Monday when they travel to Wisdom.
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Jardine
Butte
Wisdom
Pomp
Blaze
Coolidge
William M. Jardine
Big Hole Basin
Burlington
Roy Murray
Portland
Big Hole
Marion
Ruth
Hold Up Pay Check of Klan Chieftain
Colorado State Auditor rejects a 1599 dollar pay voucher for Dr. John Galen Locke appointed by Governor Morley as a Colorado national guard colonel. Attorney General opinion found the appointment invalid and not effective. Locke was jailed by the federal court on contempt related to a federal inquiry into his income.
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Associated Press
Denver
Morley
John Galen Locke
Colorado Ku Klux Klan
Colorado National Aid
Charles Davis
Locke
State Military Board
Dr. Locke
Denver County
Federal District Court
White House Moves to Swampscott for Summer
President and Mrs. Coolidge arrive in Swampscott Massachusetts for an extended vacation at Red Gables and White Court joining Frank W. Stearns and Senator Butler. They are greeted by local politicians and press awaits more news as cool weather sets in.
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Associated Press
Swampscott
Mass
White House
Coolidge
Salem
Stearns
Butler
A. Piatt Andrew
John Jacob Rogers
Lowell
Congress
Washington
Amundsen Leaves Spitsbergen for Oslo Voyage
An Oslo dispatch reports Captain Roald Amundsen left Spitsbergen aboard a collice with the NH-25 and equipment. He is expected to reach Oslo July 1 and publish a fall book about the expedition, likely translated into several languages.
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Associated Press
London
Oslo
Morning Post
Roald Amundsen
Spitabergen
Amundmen
Arctic voyage gets Navy radio gear aboard Putnam
RY DNEY Nova Scotia June 24 The United States destroyer Putnam arrived with navy department wireless equipment for the MacMillan Arctic expedition now in port Commander MacMillan said he is anxious to comply with the secretary of the navy requirements and appreciates the interest of Secretary Wilbur and naval officers in the mission.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Etah
Greenland
Wilbur
Donald B. MacMillan
R. E. Byrd
Navy
United States
Washon
National Geographic Sogsty
MacMillan
Br. F. McDonald
Zenith Radio Corporation
Byrd
Putnam
Wiscasset
N. 8
Mr. Wilbur
National Geographic Society
Bowdoin
Peary
Rydney
United State
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Naval
Shepherd Pictures Saint and Slayer in Murder Trial
In Chicago on June 24 two contrasting pictures of William Darling Shepherd were painted before the jury in his murder trial. One image portrays him as a magnanimous churchman persecuted by powerful interests seeking to break a $1,006,600 will, the other casts him as the plotter who used typhoid germs to kill his foster son Billy McClintock. Defense counsel William Scott Stewart framed the first image, while Assistant State's Attorney George Gorham presented the second. Stewart urged the jury to find innocence. Gorham warned the verdict must obey the law and noted the wages of sin is death.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
Shepherd
Billy McClintock
William Scott Stewart
George Gorham
Stewart
Faiman
Mr. Gorham
Butte Fourth Sparks Petitions for Big Entertainments
A nearby town's citizen rails at Butte's planned four day Fourth celebration. He mocks the lineup from Jack Dempsey to Babe Ruth, demands bold attractions, and vows to sell gas and oil to fund the trip for West Side residents. The piece notes preparations moving smoothly and promises continuation on page 2.
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Butte
Jack Dempsey
Babe Ruth
President Coolidge
West Side
Visitors to Butte Four Day Celebration Room Listing
A record crowds are expected in Butte for four days of celebration from Jandy 2 to 5. The reservations committee asks hotels boarding houses and rooming houses to reserve rooms and provide rates and amenities for the chamber of commerce. Prospective visitors should notify the chamber at 62 West Broadway, Butte, or call 214 to be listed.
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Penton
Butte
Judge condemns penalty yet orders hanging for murder
In Oakland Illinois on June 24 Superior Judge Fred V. Wood sentenced Jacob Wuler to hang next September for the murder of a woman. He denounced the death penalty saying justice is not vengeance and society should not seek vengeance, yet declared he had no alternative.
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Oakland
Qil
Jacob Wuler
Fred V. Wood
Wood
Paroled Day Chief Forms New Prohibition League
William H. Anderson, former New York Anti-Baloon League superintendent now paroled from Sing Sing after a third degree forgery conviction, announces a new organization the American Prohibition Protestant Patriotic Protective Alliance to wage a national Protestant movement. He says the league will be offensive and defensive and will not oppose the Anti-Baloon League but use it for useful work while avoiding its weaknesses.
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Associated Press
New York
William H. Anderson
Sing Bing
American Prohibition Protestant Patriotic Protective Alliance
Anderson
Japanese Landing Parties Strengthen Defense at Shameen
Tense anti foreign agitation grows in Canton with Chinese threats to attack the Shameen foreign settlement. British and French concessions reinforce fortifications as Japanese landing parties arrive. A Chinese envoy bearing a dispatch demanded damages after counting casualties. An unsigned letter sought American consul entry to the city, was rejected.
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Preas
Canton
Shameen
Foreign Office
Office of Foreign Affairs
Washington Anxious Over China Tensions
U S officials in Washington fear potential spread of anti foreign demonstrations in China as Canton situation remains unclear. The Chinese provisional government insists on revising extra territorial treaties and could empower riotous anti foreign elements, raising anxiety and signaling little prospect of early subside.
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Washington
Associated Press
Chifia
Canton
China
Mayer
Peking
Northwest Outlook Is Very Promising In Helena Visit
Roy A. Young chief executive officer of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank met with the Helena branch board at a semi annual meeting. Board members include Lee Ford Great Falls H C Rowley Billings C J Kelly Butte T A Marlow R O Kaufman Henry Sieben and KR Towle managing director. Conditions in the ninth district are improved over a year ago with good crops and livestock outlook. Young and Towle planned visits to Missoula and Kalispell and expect to return next Saturday.
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Associated Press
Helena
Roy A. Young
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
Lee Ford
Great Falls
H. C. Rowley
Billings
C. J. Kelly
Butte
T. A. Marlow
R. O. Kaufman
Henry Sieben
KR. E. Towle
Great Lake Forms After Gros Ventre Rock Slide In Wyoming
A massive rock and earth slide in the Teton mountains near Jackson Wyoming dammed the Gros Ventre river, forming a lake seven miles long and up to a mile wide. No injuries reported though a rider was damaged by debris. the depth reached about 200 feet near the slide as tourists watched from safe areas.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Gros Ventre
Teton Mountains
Wyoming
Teton National Forest
J. R. Jones
Jackson
Wyo
Jones
Joe Jackson
Sing
Dempsey Hurt in Vital Spot Purse Dispute
Jack Bengueeta arrives from Germany with $23,000 claiming he is a victim of the Dawes plan. Dempsey had contracted for five Berlin exhibitions totaling $156,000 weekly for 66 weeks minus one day and earned $28,000. After interviews he signed an autograph for a $6,000 income tax check under the Dawes plan.
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Parse
Jack Bengueeta
Germany
Dawes
Dempsey
Berlin
Immedia
Jack
Love Potion Fatal Murder Charged in New Jersey
Hackensack New Jersey June 4 County Prosecutor A C Hart said he would present to a grand jury next Tuesday the charge that Maurice During 25 caused the death of Mrs Ethel Wheeler by giving her an overdose of potion at a road house Monday night Hart seeks first degree murder He denied that During took any potion as his mother Mrs Elmore During the Greenwich Village restaurant proprietress claimed The prosecutor also disputed Mrs During's assertion that Wheeler was the aggressor in the relations
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Hackensack
N. J
A. C. Hart
Maurice During
Ethel Wheeler
Road House
Hart
During
Elmore
Greenwich Village
Wheeler
Hope to Modify the Tax Needs of Local Schools
Butte taxpayers fund most school support as 59 percent of each dollar goes to public schools in district No. 1. The board seeks a 1 115 000 levy with 60 000 for sinking fund and 15 000 for tax books, while commissioner Gemmell argues a 2 mill cut could cover debt and books.
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Butte
William Gemmell
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