U. S. Rejects Invitation to The Hague Parley 1925 Exposition
The state department released a message to Ambassador Child at Genoa declining participation in a new European economic conference at The Hague. It said the plan resembled Genoa in form and would face the same obstacles given Russia’s May 11 memorandum, and urged further Russian production restoration conditions before any credits or inquiries. The note renewed willingness to consider Genoa or later proposals, but found The Hague plan insufficiently definite for U.S. concurrence.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Ambassador Child
Genoa
Hagu
The
Hague
Russia
Butte
West
Silver Bow Club
Tt Wan
Deathbed update on Glenn Plumb railroad expert
Glenn Plumb, noted railroad labor expert and author of the Plumb plan, remained at death's door after seven days of critical illness. Doctors said no hope of recovery, though he is still alive at his home in Luau on May 15.
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Luau
Glenn
Plumb
Hla Hon
Russians to Join Hague Conference on Russian Question
In Genoa on May 7 the Bolshevik delegation announced that Russia will participate in the proposed Hague conference to discuss the Russian question. M Rekovsky disclosed the plan after addressing a larger group of newspaper correspondents.
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Associated Press
Genoa
The
Hague
M. Rekovsky
Rakovsky
Colm
Bar silver hits new high record for the year
Foreign bar silver rose to a new annual high at 72 1 2 cents per ounce amid stronger demand from Chinese and Indian markets. Dealers expect continued gains and renewed mining activity in the United States and Mexico as prices rise further.
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New York
Lecal
United Sates
Mexico
India
Europe
United St
Supreme Court Declares Child Labor Law Invalid
The Supreme Court, in May, ruled the 1919 child labor law invalid as an overreach of federal power, holding it to regulate a state function via taxing power. The ruling, delivered by Chief Justice Taft, found the act infringed on state police powers and rejected federal taxation authority in this area. Officials said the tax revenue involved was small and the child labor bureau would dismiss about 50 employees.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
North Carolina
Atherton Mills
John J. George
Drexel Furniture Company
Taft
Internal Revenue Bureau
Dureau
Judge Probes Methods Used by MacDonald Judge Probes Methods
A judge examines investigative methods used by the MacDonald case, seeking whether the prison investigator avoided information favorable to defendant Frank Conley. The review focuses on potential bias and how evidence was handled, aiming to ensure fairness in proceedings.
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MacDonald
Frank Conley
Inquiry into prison report ethics in Conley case examined
Helena May 15. Judge Horsky questioned MacDonald about methods used in the prison investigation that led to the state suit against former Warden Frank Conley for recoveries over 300000. MacDonald said he interviewed several known supporters and guardedly pursued information from all sources before ending the inquiry.
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Helena
T. N. MacDonald
Frank Conley
A. d. Horsky
Presidin
MacDonald
Mr. Con
Conley
Ford
Stewart
Rankin
Ackley
Macc Donald
Chile and Peru to settle long fight
Chile and Peru resume negotiations under friendly auspices to settle their year old controversy over the Tan reach dispute. Secretary Husher opens with calm confidence as both sides declare sincerity and purpose at the start of the conference.
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Chile
Peru
United
Bates
Chitl
Tanae
Husher Ana Nathingee
Ln Woneres
Disbarment Action In Supreme Court In Maury Case
HL Maury of Maury and Melaner faces disbarment filed by William Re and C D McLure Jr. for alleged misconduct while handling the McLure estate matters. Maury testifies he acted with fidelity and notes $141,250 passed through his hands as Cascade Company manager.
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HL. Maury
Supreme Court
HM. Lowndes Maury
Law Men of
Maury & Melaner
William Re
C.D. McLure Jr
McLure
Helena
Mc Lures
Maury
Charles D. McLure
Cascade Company
Plays A Symphony With Rod And Reel At Wigwam
A curious item describes a fishing themed event at the Wigwam on South Mone Tan Street. A man named Berstanded with companions from Butte Nimrods traveled to Sfaden Rock early Monday morning, returning before 6 AM. He joked there were more of them, then resumed his place.
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Mone Tan Street
Road clears for war grafters probe funding and grand jury
Washington gains House approval to fund war fraud investigations with 500000 dollars and to create an additional federal grand jury in the District of Columbia. Attorney General may present evidence to win indictments amid partisan calls to prosecute grafters in and out of party ranks. Leaders urge swift passage and full funding to pursue cases, while debates touch on accountability and public uproar.
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Attigherty
Connally
Tex
Byrne
Tennessee
Appropriations “Committee
Atorney
United States
Dawes
Budget Bureau
Congress
Daugherty
Woodruf
Repub- Mean
Michigan
House
3 Girl's Nose To Her Desire For Aids To Beauty
In Cuicano May 15 a 13 year old girl asked to use hair dye rouge and other beauty aids. Her father Joseph Tagliari struck her breaking her nose and blackening an eye. Judge Adams in domestic relations court fined him $190 and pressed for a home bound upbringing.
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Cuicano
Joseph Tagliari
Mrs Day Awarded Monthly Allowance From Day Estate
Loretta Day widow of Eugene R Day mine owner receives a temporary $1000 monthly allowance from the Day estate dating from last February 1 under a probate order by Judge Joan E Sherrard. The order does not affect final will promulag ion while the will is contested by Mrs Day and the late Mr Day's brothers. she currently resides in Portland.
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Loretta Day
Eugene
R. Day
Joan E. Sherrard
Committees of nineteen appointees name key figures
The document lists a nineteen member committee naming Kremer as chair and other members including Ht Tete Sami, C.K. Dam Coleman, J H Mesker, Cohen, Dretbetite, and Woodl and, with Woodlands, Ruble, Craven, Bigelow, Burke, and Matter among the named figures. The role is described as planning for proper action in 1833.
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Arroll Kremer
Chaeman
Jatoee
C.K. Dam Coleman
A. i
Chavins
Bandits Routed On Arizona Train by Messenger Hero
A gray haired railway express messenger returning home from a Chic Island and Pacific line train robbery attempt near Tuscan Arizona yesterday killed one bandit and wounded another while aiding the diversion of several hundred passengers on the Chicago to Los Angeles Iden State Limited. The conductor Ted Marin Madigan and engine crew observed the scene as the coal cars veered off the track, and the train continued with the messenger praised for his actions.
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Associated Pres
Los Angeles
Harry Stewart
Railway Express
Tuscan
Aris
Chic Island & Pacle
Iden State Limited
Chicago
Jaynes
Tuscon
Ted Fuse Marin D. M. Madigan
State wins first clash in governor Small trial
The state won the opening skirmish in Gov. Len Small’s trial on conspiracy to embezzle state funds. Judge Claire C. Edwards admitted private treasurer records from Fred E. Sterling’s term as evidence despite defense objections. The records allegedly show loans to Grant Park Bank, a bank whose existence and dealings with the treasury are disputed.
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Associated Prep
Waukegan
Len Small
Claire C. Edwards
Fred E. Sterling
C. Leforge
Tehler
Harry C. Luehrs
Edward
Tuehrs
Grand Park Bank
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Kremer
Kathering
Mk Mums Ips
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Son & Rockefeller Company
Tam
Mr. Kremer
Duck Cohen
Anager
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Harry Symons
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Deer Lode
W. R
C. D. McLure
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Small
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