Red Men Bury Tomahawk at Little Big Horn Site
Crow Agency reports the Seventh Cavalry buried a Reno era trooper with full military honors during a semi centennial program. A roadside crew uncovered the grave near the battlefield where Major Reno and his men clashed with Sioux and Cheyenne forces fifty years ago.
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Scott Scott Found Sane by Chicago Jury in Robbery Case
In Chicago on June 26 Russell Scott once a Canadian financier was declared sane by a jury at a sanitary hearing paving the way for his execution for the killing of Joseph Mauer a Chicago drug clerk during a holdup two years ago. He had previously been committed to an insane asylum.
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Thousands left homeless after central Mexico flood
Relief trains reach the flooded Leon area in Guanajuato as relief workers aid thousands of refugees. tents, hospital supplies, and cleansing efforts are organized, with hopes of full provision soon. Rivers are reported to recede, but much debris remains in Teenchoka and surrounding towns.
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Goretti to Spend Life Behind Bars Jury Decision
Virginia City reports Joe Coretti found guilty of first degree murder after a ten hour plus jury deliberation. Judge Lyman Bennett sets June 30 at 9 30 am for sentencing to life imprisonment. Gorett maintained his stance through the June trial and showed emotion at verdict.
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Beauty Sets Race for World Circling Record Romance
Frances Lassiter faces a race stakes rivalry between Jimmy Brandon and Austin Rogers. Rogers offers worldly riches and Frances’s hand in exchange for a world circle speed record, while Brandon promises fame. The race around the world kicks off with a $30,000 side bet as Wells pursues the dash record.
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Clark will contest opens in Butte Monday
Attorneys for Alma E Clark Hines Effie J Clark McWilliam Addie L Clark Miller seek a share of Senator W A Clark estate in a Clark will contest before District Judge J R Lyzich in Butte. The six claimants stay at 419 South Washington guarded from interviews. Battle lines form as proceedings begin with potential jury request.
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Senate votes aid for tubercular World War veterans
The Senate approved an amendment to extend a $480 monthly pension for World War I veterans with tuberculosis whose disease was arrested. The vote was 47 to 20. Senator Ashurst disclosed attempts to gain parole for Charles R Forbes, former Veterans Bureau director, now at Leavenworth. The bill would extend retirement insurance eligibility and keep vocational rehabilitation features active, with House approval and conference needed if the Senate passes.
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Shack Prison Of Evangelist Found Senator Says Smith
Chicago reports on a sensational court scene as witnesses describe past threats and confrontations involving Durkin and police. The testimony centers on potential shootouts and the danger to officers, with family and bystander accounts coloring the event.
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Follows Keystone Probe on Klan and Wet Groups
In a Senate presentation the charges recount a 3 000 000 spend in the Pennsylvania GOP primary where Frank L. Smith, head of the utilities commission, defeated Senator William B. McKinley. The tale centers on alleged political contributions and the influence of business interests.
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Native Daughter of Butte Crowned Queen of Carnival
Betty Kern, a Butte native educated locally, was unanimously chosen as Miss Butte and queen of the grand five day carnival. The ceremony, featuring Tin Can Joe Bernardi shows and a float parade, highlighted a pageant of progress chorus. Her background includes early schooling, a four year high school course, and studies at Bowan School of Dramatic Art in Los Angeles and a music conservatory. personal details note her mother’s death cut studies short.
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Montana State Pharmaceutical Association Convention in Butte
The annual convention of the Montana State Pharmaceutical Association will be held in Butte July 12 to 13 with a banquet and dance on July 13 for about 200 delegates. The arm ents committees plan various trips led by Louis Dretbelb as chairman. officers to be elected Tuesday include president J. S. Talbott of Hamilton and third vice president J. A. Wriedel.
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Republicans Launch Congressional Fight In 1920s Senate
June 26 report on the campaign for Republican re election to Congress opened in the Senate with Senator Phipps of Colorado chairing the Republican Senatorial Committee. He declared the party would rest its case before the people on principles tied to industrial recovery and national conditions. Other committee members were present, outlining the party line and rallying support for the fall election.
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Posse Confirms Much Of Story Told By Woman
A four man posse claims to positively identify a lonely hut 18 miles southwest of here in Mexico. The scene centers on Aimee Semple McPherson and the Angelus Temple escape last Tuesday, with supporters praising her and a city ovation in Los Angeles. The developments are linked to the theory that the missing link will complete the port story in Los Angeles society.
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New Parliament Sought by King in Canada
Ottawa June 26 After days of conferences and cabinet councils the political situation in Canada remains unsettled. Reports say Prime Minister King asked for dissolution of parliament and a general election. The governor general may refuse, but no decision is clear.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Emir Rinr
Primler King
Butte Temperatures Ignite With Great Falls Heat Readings
Weather notes show Butte at 91 while Great Falls reports 100 degrees in a fierce heat wave. Night temperatures climbed with occasional readings near 1 degree above prior highs, though limited by fading reports and continued page six coverage.
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Hold Parents Responsible for Juvenile Delinquency
A Spokane conference urged that parents bear greater responsibility for juvenile delinquency than their children. Chief Tehrian noted resolutions favor parole system reforms and faster disposition of cases, while condemning parental neglect linked to delinquent behavior. The Northwest and Canada gathering included 260 officers.
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