Col Thomas McTague Dies En Route to Montana in Nevada Heat
Col Thomas McTague a famed Montana pioneer died on a Union Pacific train near Las Vegas Nevada. He was accompanied by Mrs McTague and Emanuel Jacobs en route from Los Angeles to spend the summer in Montana. The body was taken from the train and will be returned to Deer Lodge then Butte. The intense desert heat and his weakened health are blamed for his sudden death.
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Warlord To Own Pane On Trans Siberian Journey
Special Correspondent reports from Amelia near Verkhneudinsk as Linton Wells and a German passenger and Russian porter attempt to set a globe crossing record aboard the Trans Siberian train. Two days of radio silence broke a twelfth day setback due to telegraph and language hurdles with Latin script. The pair struggle with the Russian alphabet and carry on toward Chita.
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World Town Religious Leader Faces Global Revival Interest
Aimee Semple McPherson at Angelus Temple denounces doubters of her Ocean Park kidnapping tale. She says investigations target not her but the kidnapping story while she defends it amid widespread questions. Police and the district attorney scrutinize statements from the incident.
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Angelus Temple
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Wife of Dead Man Tries to Shoot Slayer in Montana
At Belgrade Montana on a June afternoon 28 year old Andrew Burkey shot and killed his father in law William Davis then killed himself with a 90 90 rifle. Davis died instantly Burkey died shortly after. The tragedy followed a family quarrel and involved Burkey attempting to flee with his wife prior to the shooting.
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PONZI AGAIN IS IN OFFICERS HANDS
The financial wizard Ponzi is back in custody after a brief flight from authorities in Massachusetts and Florida. He was arrested in New Orleans and taken to Houston, Texas, in the custody of Texas deputy sheriff George Lacy. Lacy persuaded Ponzi to leave an Italian vessel where he served as a messman.
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Montana to draw thousands of new farmers in 1926 chop
The article portrays a major 1926 initiative to bring large numbers of farmers to Montana soil. Citing long experience and booster enthusiasm, Cunningham of Montana Life Insurance urges practical, hardheaded settlers to turn to the state’s vast resources. He stresses confidence, expansion, and the state’s growing demand as key outcomes of the push.
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Butte Prepares Bright Colors for Fourth of July Festivities
Butte filled with color yesterday as banners and decorations went up for the upcoming Fourth of July celebration. Swaths of tinsel and flags dotted streets and storefronts while residents prepared for events, parades, and community gatherings marking the holiday.
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Will Kenew Fight to Save Chinese
Chinese community celebrates Fourth of July with carnival flights and banners the crowd packs streets as pageant rehearsals proceed. Meanwhile lawyers Frank Riley and Clarence Hanley prepare a rehearing motion to save Louie Won from execution after the Supreme Court denial. The Silver Bow county attorney’s office has a week to contest the motion and may push back the execution date if the motion delays the case.
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Death at Ogden Linked to Heat Wave
One death in Ogden was reported as indirectly caused by extreme heat. The Answctaten Prion wires from Salt Lake City state the June 26 report notes the heat contributed to the fatality. Local officials cautioned residents to stay hydrated and seek shade during hot conditions.
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NEW MARK SET FOR GEYSERLAND TRAVEL
Yellowstone Park officials report a record 27 thousand visitors for the 1926 season, with more than 9 thousand travelers already counted in June at Pumpelly/Yellowstone. If this pace continues, 1926 records may be shattered beyond expectations.
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Contests Over the Clark Estate Heard by Jury
The Clark estate dispute goes to a jury trial after District Judge Lynch ordered a 250 name jury panel drawn. Women alleging their claim are mentioned as the motion for trial proceeds, with continued coverage on page 2.
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Baltimore tragedy as Black man fatally shot by police
In Baltimore on June 28 Vance Lee, a 18 year old Black man, wielding public safety items, triggered a deadly 20 minute spree. Police fired 12 bullets, three officers and several bystanders injured as Lee roamed Northwest Baltimore before dying in a.
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