Missing Singe December Skeletons of Men Left
Wrecked airplane and burned remains of two aviators from San Diego were found in the Cuyamaca mountains. The bodies were identified as Lieutenant Charles K. Webber and Colonel Francis Marshall, missing since December 7, while flying toward Tucson. A cattleman reported the discovery to local authorities, and an Army party led by Major Henry Arnold examined the scene to confirm the identification.
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San Diego
Cal
Sor Francis Marshall
Army
Charles K. Webber
Tucson
Ariz
Cuyamaca
Henry Arnold
Hockwell Field
Webber
Maranall
Marsha
Jant
George W. McCain
Joseph Peterson
McCain
Oakgrove
Attempted Hold Up at West Aluminum Street Store
Three unmasked bandits attempted a midnight robbery at 228 West Aluminum Street. A customer ordered them to throw up their hands, prompting two to retreat to a rear room. They fled in an automobile before police could locate them. one suspect described as young wearing a light gray cap and boat.
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West Aluminum Street
Tov
Murphy
O'Donnell
President Harding to Visit Yellowstone on West Tour
A May dispatch reports President Harding and party will visit Yellowstone National Park during a western tour. Parks authorities have guarded details, and Mrs Harding’s potential rugged travel is uncertain. The stop would extend his Montana stay and boost park travel this season.
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President Harding
Yellowstone
West
Melvingston
Standard
Tor
Ding
Park
Ant
Harding
Montana
Support for Paying Drain Fund Sparks Public Opinion
Public sentiment favors funding the road drive with broad approval evident in comments from Butte residents. Most respondents praise Uncle Sam's $50,000 contribution and see the project as a major Long term benefit despite some indifference or unfamiliarity. Several call for state cooperation and note prior roadwork in Silver Bow County as justification for paving major highways.
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Ee Socars
Tose
Sam
Butte
Silver Bow
Marktes
United States
Ite Bureau of Good Roads
Montana
Wobblies Taken in Los Angeles Raid
Industrial Workers of the World members were rounded up in Los Angeles in a raid announced by a city official. The detainees include Gordon a reputed general secretary and C. Duke, with at least one man reportedly arrested four times under criminal advisement.
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Wobblies
Los Angeles
Gordon
Babies Day at St James Hospital Draws Large Crowd
Visitors at St James Hospital yesterday joined the national Babes Day celebration honoring Florence Nightingale. About 200 babies attended with mothers, showcasing a range of sizes and appearances as nurses and staff prepared refreshments and kept order on a festive hospital day observed by other institutions across the country.
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St. James’ Hospital
St. James
Florence Nightingale
Canada
Murray
Montana State Hospital Association
Donald Campbell Isdale
James To Murray Hospital
Aust. John Parish House
Russia asserts 12 mile fishing zone in note to Britain
Moscow reports Soviet foreign minister Tchitcherin condemned Britain for its trawler seizure in a large rally. The note signed by Maxi mum Litvinoff argues Russia may set a 12 mile territorial waters limit and would join talks with all interested states to draft universal rules. Russia insists it is acting within international law and warns unilateral pressure would threaten sovereignty.
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London
Russia
James Johnson
Aosta
Maximum Litvinoff
Great Britain
M. Litvinorr
Institute of International Taw
Murman
Tchitchers
Moscow
M. Tchitcherin
Vorovsky
Lausanne
M. ‘Tehitcherin
England
France
Italy
Lausann
Tehit
Cherian
White Sea
Am.tchitcherin
Red
Trotzky
Red Army
Sailors' Wage Rise Amid Board Announcement
The board boosted sailors wages by about 20 percent, easing pressures from the industrial surge. Changes include ordinary seamen from 40 to 47, carpenters from 10 to 80, engineers from 70 to 80, bosuns from 60 to 80, and water tenders from 65 to 72, as representatives from the International Seamen's union noted the shifts.
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NS Nealy
Beck
Missing Patrolman Believed Murdered
A police squad searched a southeastern Cheveland river area after a missing patrolman, Wenz, was believed murdered. Caleb Gravis and other officers pursued leads tied to stolen vehicles and a suspect seen driving away with a prisoner earlier Friday.
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Cheveland
Ted
Caleb Gravis
Tatroiman
Wenz Fis “Crifan
Typing Contest Honors For Butte High Students
Butte high school dominated the first Montana state typing contest held in Butte with 58 entries from 17 towns. Bozeman finished second and Great Falls third as Isabel West of Bozeman led with 70 words in three minutes while Butte earned top team points and a large silver loving cup.
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Butte
Bozeman
Great Falls
Montana
Butte High School
Mollie Abshire
Mining District Commercial Association
Lucreta Davis
Aliss Alice Broawell
Belt
Chinook
Choteau
Columbia Falls
Conrad
Dillon
Glasgow
Great’ Falls
Ruby Negovan Lodge
Tennessee Tornado Injures Men And Destroys Homes
A tornado in Tennessee injures three men and leaves extensive damage. A powder plant suffered major destruction with thousands of pounds exposed. Edenwold area sees six homes two stores a school and post office crushed as the Louisville and Nashville station is uprooted. Wind speed reportedly around 100 mph and witnesses cite little warning.
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Tess
Edenwold
Louisville & Nashville
Amine
Search widens for Northwestern class rush disappearance
Chicago police expanded the probe into Leighton Mount’s 1921 disappearance after a hunt led to 41 former Northwestern students who left within four months. The grand jury sits in recess as three suspects are questioned. state’s attorney Browe warns the inquiry is far from over. Adipocere found in a skeleton contradicts initial lime decay claims. authorities pursue links to Evanston figures and liquor scandals amid mounting rumors.
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Chicago
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Mount
Mder
Browe
Longauist
Evanston
Fre Scott
Walter Dill Scott
Torney
Ole
Longquist
Detroit
Tid
Scotts
Browning defendants bound over in murder case
Salt Lake City May 12 The slaying of Benjamin Ballantyne was ruled not premeditated and not the result of self defense Judge Noel Pratt bound over Marriner A Browning Jr and another defendant on murder charges with bond set at 26000 each The decision followed a lengthy preliminary hearing adjourned late yesterday and before noon today.
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Pressalt
Lake City
Fort Worth Fire Causes Heavy Loss to City Block
Fire swept through a Fort Worth business district damaging the Gahert garage and surrounding buildings. Fire and Police Commissioner John Alderman and two firefighters were injured as flames, fanned by strong winds, destroyed much of the block. Estimated losses range from 150000 to 200000 dollars. The fire began on the second floor of the garage.
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Fort Worth
Texas
John Alderman
Istrict
Gahert
Indemnity for Captives Increased Amid Release Time Limits
Time limits set by authorities for the release of 16 banished captives expired at midnight as negotiations continued. Officials announced an increase in indemnity for captives, tying the measure to ongoing political assurances.
BANDITS HOLD FOREIGNERS ON Shanghai Express CRISIS LOOMS
In Shantung hills near Lincheng fourteen men and two women along with unknown Chinese are held by bandits who raided the Shanghai Peking express. Pedestrians in Peking report the government powerless as diplomats demand releases. British subject Joseph Rathman died in the raid. Major Rol and Pinger, J T Powell, Leon Friedman, and Lee Solomon among others missing. Washington seeks Chinese action. protests to central administration continue.
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Shantung Hills
Lincheng
Peking
Joseph Rathman
Roland Pinger
Robert Alien
Manila
JT. Powell
Shanghai
Leon Friedman
Lee Solomon
Shanghe
Washington
Tralian
Maly
Fea
Fr Haw
Manuel Verea
Mex. Jeans
Murder tale from House of David colony in Michigan
A young girl testifies about a troubling case at the House of David settlement in Bens Harbor Michigan. She recalls her parents leaving 88 thousand dollars with the head of the group, her father dying when she was three, and her inability to read or distinguish right from wrong. The investigation involves attorney Andrew Baugherty of Michigan as authorities probe the matter.
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Associated Press
Maarten
Tingster Witter
House of David
Bens Hon Harbor
Mich
Ensral Andrew Baugherty
Michinam
Keatley
Mansfield
Prize Winners Parade Opens Market Week Shrine Circus
A city street parade featuring clowns cowboys and bandsmen marked the opening of Market Week. The spectacle drew thousands of home folks and visitors admiring a china procession along main thoroughfares while businesses and industries showcased during the event.
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King Fit
Batte
Myketic
Dow
Harding May Go Through Butte On Trip To Coast
President plans a coastal itinerary with a transit through Butte while in Salt Lake City. Officials note limited details and emphasize the trip centers on Mrs. Harding and potential public appearances, though some wording is unclear due to OCR errors.
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Harding
Butte
Vanderlip proposes elected council to handle foreign relations
In a keynote at a New York event May 12 1919 Frank A Vanderlip urged replacing the presidential and Senate treaty process with a 28 member Council of Foreign Relations elected by the people. He said the council would have half its members abroad to gain practical understanding and would reflect popular opinion more accurately.
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A Wast ‘Gton
Deas Archalc
United States
Tte
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
National City Bank
Secretary of State
Senate
Council of Foreign Relations
Vanderuip
Nto
Vanderlip
Jerus Ling
World Court
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Tennessee
Brownings
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Salt Lake City
Sr Teavitt
Bailey
Ginder Park
Steeme
Tin
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