Greek Military Revolt Forces New Provisional Government
General Pangalos led a military coup in Greece with troops guarding buildings as Admiral Coundouriotis sought a cabinet to replace the resigned Michalakopoulos government. The revolt aimed to purge corruption and create a more democratic republic, with officers criticizing foreign ties and inadequate military reforms.
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Leus
Pangalos
War Ministry
Admiral Coundouriotis
Cummons
M. Papanastasion
Papanastasion
Heikiriakos
Coundouriotis
Michalakopolous
Serbia
Turkey
Greece
Federation of Labor closes three day Montana convention
The Montana Federation of Labor wraps up a three day session in Missoula with plans to push a new workmen compensation bill and amend the initiative and referendum law. It backs a campaign for a child labor amendment to the federal constitution and re election of 1926 lawmakers who voted for ratification. A tribute was paid to Samuel Gompers and M. La Follette. Davis urged as state coal mine inspector. Officials to probe nine hour workdays and prepare court action to enforce eight hour law. Nosaman chosen as next meeting site.
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Hissoula
Ina
Montana Fedoration of Labor
James
Rae
T Federation
Th Mineral Union
Samuel Gompers
National Federation of Labor
Inge
United States Remink Manent M. la Follette Oot B. F
Pahway
Davis Wera Duo
Federation
Fedration
Nosaman
Son of Helena Poetess Held on Booze Charge
Richard Burgess of Helena, son of poet Charlotte de Borderurgess, was arrested after federal agents raided a residence opposite the Montana governor's mansion and seized a large quantity of liquor. The liquor was reportedly counterfeit and labeled to imitate well known brands. Authorities say the suspect is a pawn in a bootleg ring and seek older members of the group.
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Lena
Addison K. Lusk
Montana
Richard Burgess
Elena
Charlotte de Borderurgess
Helena
Funeral for Joseph Kelly Held at St. Anne's Church
The funeral of Joseph Kelly was held yesterday morning at 9 from his home on Yale Avenue to St. Anne's Church. Father O'Kennedy celebrated the requiem high mass at 9 30 with friends in attendance. The pallbearers were Peter Boyle Martin Walsh Martin Kerrigan Peter Joyce Tony Carney and Matt Halloran. Interment followed in Holy Cross cemetery. The casket bore many floral tributes and the recessional featured Some Sweet Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kelly
Yale Avenue
St. Anne's Church
Father O'Kennedy
Holy Cross Cemetery
Peter Boyle
Martin Walsh
Martin Kerrigan
Peter Joyce
Tony Carney
Matt Halloran
Wyoming Slide Forces River Redirection and Rail Route Closure
A massive landslide along the Gros Ventre river in Wyoming leaves a 6 to 7 mile wide, 200 foot deep scar after enormous earth movement. Tremors preceded the slide causing evacuations as cattle and ranches are wiped out and traffic on the Gros Ventre road is forbidden. Flooding threats endanger a ranger station and local irrigation relies on altered river flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Huff
Huff
Hig Ranch
Gaveres
Forest Ranger Station
Gros Ventre
Kelly
Wyo
Deaconess Hospital Reports John Scovil Ill
John Scovil president of the Taylor Laundry company is seriously ill at Deaconess Hospital. He was operated on yesterday by Dr J R B Selvers in a corrective procedure after a failed five year old operation. He remains barely holding his own as friends from Butte wish for a favorable update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beovil
Taylor Laundry Company
Deaconess Hospital
Scovil
Esterday
Ont
Butte
UVA Professor Suspended After Flask Liquor Finding
Dr. Albert Lefevre, a University of Virginia philosophy professor, was suspended for one year after being found guilty of unintentional transportation of a small amount of liquor in a pocket flask.
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Associated Press
Charlottsville
Albert Lefevre
University of Virginia
Massive Kansas City theater blast kills many
Eyewitnesses recount a collapse as the ceiling fell and floor gave way amid a theater blast. Reports estimate 16 to 100 people in the building, with 35 to 50 inside the audience and rescuers struggling to reach trapped victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloor
Will Gandy
Paul Schultse
Aldron
Schultse
Russell Quinn
Merle Fletcher
Woman killed as car plunges over canyon bank
In Wallace Idaho on June 25 Mrs Lilly Waters 54 of Lovell Wyoming died when the car her husband drove plunged over a 106 foot embankment in the Fourth of July canyon thirty miles west of Wallace. Her husband and daughter Dorothy 12 escaped with minor injuries.
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Associated Press
Wallace
Idaho
Lilly Waters
Lovell
Wyo
Fourth of July Canyon
Here
William Schroder Dies After Short Illness In Butte
German born miner William Schroder died after a brief illness. A 34 year old resident for six weeks at 7040 Avenue, he last worked at the Stewart mine. Survived by brother Otto Schroder of Park City Utah, he belonged to Maccabees Tent 23 of P N D. Body at Sherman Reed chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schroder
Germany
Butte
Avenue
Stewart
Otto Schroder
Keystone Mining Company
Park City
Utah
Maccabees
Sherman & Reed
Chinese Accuse Foreign Settlements in Canton Killings
The Chinese government says British and French concession forces and a Portuguese gunboat killed and wounded over 100 during a parade opposite Shameen. The British consul-general denies involvement by the gunboat and blames Chinese troops and students for premeditated acts to incite sectarian violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shameen
Shakee Street
Streit Sells NYSE Seat For Record $116000
New York June 25 The highest price ever paid for a New York Stock Exchange seat was set when F Streit president of the Stock Clearing Corporation sold his membership for $116000. The prior record was $115000 in 1920. Streit ends a 25 year connection with the exchange and its services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
F. Streit
Stock Clearing Corporation
Stock Exchange
Streit
The
Real estate schemes and travel tales loom large in early 20th century chatter
The piece decries sensational real estate pitches to small investors in Los Angeles as risky and misleading. It cites a Spokane to Butte route debate, rum runners and hijackers in Denver and Omaha, and a parade of travelers registering at a park with names of numerous cities and states. The sprawling narrative blends housing anxieties with transport routes and crime anecdotes.
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Missoula
Butte
Portland
Butte- Missoula
Denver
Omaha
Nebraska
C. G. Lander
Seattle
G. R. Busby
Sheridan
P. H. Guptill
Syracuse
N. Y
William Gruninger
Les ‘Eles
F. E. Bonradt
la Porte
Ind
EB. M
J. R. Thompson
B. F. Sprague
Milwaukee
Wis
Niam Sims
Los Angeles
D. H. Griben
San Francisco
Homer Ream
Mason City
Town
A. H. Read
Rawlins
Wyo
J. R. Rockstadt
Underwood
Minn
W. E. Fine
Kalispell
Sarah Davis
Cushing
Okla
G. C. Mercer
Portland, Ore
Oes
L. L. Harding
Tampe
Irwin Defeated at Veterans Meet in National Convention
In a tumultuous session at the national convention, the Disabled American Veterans voted against reelecting National Commander Frank J. Irwin. They adopted resolutions urging immediate action to rehabilitate the Little Rock regional office and debated constitutional changes to allow another term for Irwin. The body condemned anonymous cards attacking Irwin and later voted to support new candidates, with Captain Thomas Kirby and Jimmy ONeill among the leading figures.
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Associated Press
Obama
Frank J. Irwin
Little Rock
Ark
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Irwin
Jimmy O'Neill
New York
John Mahan
Helena Montana
Thomas Kirby
Washington, D. C
Kirby
O'Neill
Mrs Morgan Shows Signs Of Awakening In Illness
New York June 25 Hoping for the early recovery of Mrs J P Morgan wife of the financier who has been ill with sleeping sickness at her summer home near Glencoe was strengthened as she for the first time since June 17 showed indications of returning consciousness Morgan's physicians said Saturday she had passed the state of coma and began to respond to treatment
Harlowton Notes Mention Local Visits and Heat Wave
Harlowton reports a busy week with many visitors from Shawmut Twodot and nearby towns. The town endured the first hot weather of the season with a 91 degree Saturday and a popular new swimming pool opened under Walter Bassler’s supervision.
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Laura Freeser
Twedot
Harrowton
Theodore Morse
Shawmut Country
Harlowton
Henry L. Tierney
Eleanore
Shawmut
H. G. Vestal
Martinsdale
Gordon Squires
Montana University
South
Howard Squires
John D. Oliver
Nels Hagberg
Olof
D. P. Hogan
Edw. M.tt
R. E. Behmitt
Findon
James Anderson
Twodot
Mercury
W. R. Wescott
American Fork
F. W. Murphy
Butte
Harry Allweiss
Spring Creek
Emmet O'Sullivan
Lewistown
A. Lammera
Peter Graveegaard
G. N. Blose
L. O. Ferguson
Hunter’s Hot Springs
Bozeman
Mra. Blose
Mra
A. A. McCabe
Robert Shoemaker
W. F. McGrath
FE. M. Dott
Earl E. Gaines
L. R. Daems
John H. Fischer
Thomas Parker
Ethel Parkhurst
Winneecook
Charlies Shepherd
Winnecook
John E. Foster
W. J. Antoine
Judith Gap
Charles Albers
Nihill
Senator Griffin
Chinook
Mont
Charles Walton
Johns
Dana Martin
Walter Bassler
Indian Jobs in Montana Abolished in Federal Sweep
Washington reports a broad federal reorganization cutting 94 Indian bureau employees across reservations and agencies, with July 1 job terminations. The move saves 237,000 dollars annually and affects clerks, stenographers, matrons, Indian police, judges and other officials at sites including Fort Belknap and Standing Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Leld
Government Indian Bureau
Indiana
Annie Poser Vale
Ssonip Ee
Row
Montana
Athead
Ft. Belknap
Ft. Berthold
N. D
Ft. Peek
Flamath
Ore
Ag Age
Governors greet cabinet members in Montana visit
Governor Erickson welcomes a federal irrigation survey team in Augusta and plans a Montana tour with William Jardine and Secretary Work. Secretary Work and Elwood Mead lead a Sun River project inspection while officials tour Gilman and western Cascades, stressing state aid and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erickson
Augusta
Secretary of the Interior
Interior Department
Helena
Butte
William M. Jardine
Big Hole Country
Wisdom
Montana
Associated Press
Great Falls
Hubert Work
Reclamation
Elwood Mead
Sun River
Cascades
Teton
Work
Mead
J. E. Frickson
Gilman
Billings
Redskin Victory in Montana Fair Athletic Events
Helena June 25. The 1634 United States infantry and Montana National Guard paraded for Lewis and Clark princess contenders. Governor Erickson awarded trophies to the Indians, Company B and Company C dominated track and field with multiple high point and medal winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
United States Infantry
Montana National Guard
FE. H. Williams
Hill Park
J. F. Erickson
Shrine Temple
Custer Monument
Erickson
Poplar
State Guard
Bozeman Service Company
John Eagle
Indians
Yellow Hawk
Service Company
Johnson
Redskins
Bozeman
Company C
State College
Galatia
Paul Stevens
Ted Ackerman
B. Hubbard
Elmer Wix
Culbertson
H. T. Caraway
Headquar- S
James Choate
Polson
Paul Arndt
Karl Phillips
Glasgow
Kenneth Kurtz
Medical
Vernon Uttend
Findlaye Smith
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Deaconess
William Haight
Dewey W. Davis
Huntington Park
Calif
Haight
Davis
Kansas City
Canton
Chao Chu-Wu
Hong Kong
Shamee
Students Union
Military School
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Byread
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