Farmers of Montana Come to Butte for Help to Preserve Their Rates
Max Rope a 40 year old United States postal service employee faces possible prison after being charged with theft of nine sticks of rhubarb worth about 25 cents from a mail package. In federal court at Kansas City the government wrapped its case. defense to argue office politics. Maximum penalty five years and or $5,000 fine.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
United States Postal Service
Max Rope
Rope
C. C. Madison
United States
Farmers See a Danger to Montana Wheat Export Rate
Butte hosts W L Stockton and Henry Altenbrand Jr to rally Chamber of Commerce and merchants in support of preserving the Montana wheat export rate. They defend a 7 cent per hundredweight differential aiding Montana grain exports against Minneapolis and St Paul millers seeking its elimination.
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Butte
Montana Wheat Export Rate Association
W. L. Stockton
Association
State Farm Bureau
Henry Altenbrand Jr
Boxeman
Rate Association
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Stockton
Montana
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Farmers’ Organization
Pacific Coast
Montana Pointe
Doheny leases voided in federal fraud ruling
Federal Judge Paul J. McCormick ordered Doheny oil leases in Naval Oil Reserve No. 1 Elk Hills California and two Pearl Harbor storage contracts canceled. The decision finds fraud upon the United States through Edward L. Doheny’s $100000 payment to Albert B Fall and overstepping presidential power shifting lease authority to the interior department. The ruling calls for settlements of oil taken and credits for Hawaii work. a chancery master will oversee the process.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Doheny Oil Interests
Paul J. McCormick
Naval Oil Reserve No. 1
Elk Hills
Cal
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
United States
E. L. Keny
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Herding
Navy
Interior Department
United States of America
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Company
Pan-American Petroleum Company
Edward L. Doheny
Albert
Refutation Evidence In Identification Suit In Minnesota
In Minneapolis a federal court identification case hinges on whether Arthur Lopez-Frazier is really Arthur Frazier world war veteran. US veterans bureau psychologist William Zeigler testified about conversations with Frazier Lopez detailing how he learned information about Frazier's family and identity.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Arthur Lopez- Frazier
Arthur Frazier
William Zeigler
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Zeig
Pressure on Debtors Grows as Talks with Italy Continue
Washington officials say Italy is pursuing a refinancing deal with the United States and plan to apply pressure on other governments to secure settlements. The report notes ongoing diplomatic activity and mentions continuation on Page 2.
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Associated Press
Washington
Italy
United States
Socialists withdraw support from Painleve cabinet in Morocco debate
In Paris on May 28 the socialists abstained from voting after endorsing Briand's statements. They oppose his Spain alliance against Abd-El Krim, risking a minority for Painleve if centrists and rightists exploit the defection. The move challenges the renovated union ruling France since 1924.
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Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Union
Briand
Painleve
Painiere
da Jon
France
M. Briand
Spain
M. Painleve
Abd-El Krim
M. Maginot
Jardine on Way to West Says Agriculture Dept Operates For Citizens
Jardine outlines a westward journey to highlight the Department of Agriculture as a well run workshop employing 16,000 workers to serve the public. The speech emphasizes efficiency and citizen benefit.
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Jardine
Jardine to Spend Two Days in Butte
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine conducts a western tour visiting national parks and department experiment stations. The schedule lists stops in Medford Corvallis Salem Portland Butte Bozeman Billings Miles City St Paul Omaha and Amex Iowa with multiple dates in late June and early July.
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Serene Press
Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
National Parks and Department
Medford
Ore
Corvallis
Salem
Portland
Butte
Montana
Bozeman
Billings
Miles City
N. D
St. Paul
Omaha
Amex
Lows
Jardine Outlines 16 000-strong Agriculture Work Shop
Chicago radio address by William Jardine reveals the department of agriculture operates as a nationwide workshop with 16 000 field staff helping citizens at work and at play. He notes spring 1920 levels and urges united action while addressing transport leaders.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Jardine
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
Washington
WSL
States
Department
Interior officials to visit Montana on northwestern tour
Dr. Hubert Work secretary of the Interior and Dr. Elwood Mead commissioner of reclamation will arrive in Billings Montana on June 25 and visit Fairfield and the Sun River project before going to Great Falls and Glacier National Park They will then travel to Spokane and continue to the coast returning via Oregon and Idaho.
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Bpokane
Hurbert Work
Butte Highs Largest Graduation Class Receives Diplomas
The largest graduating class in Butte High School history, 229 students, will receive diplomas this morning at Broadway Theater. Awards go to Robert Thierkoff and Winifred Brackett for excellence with silver cups. Margaret Helehan is the youngest graduate. Scholarships and activities determined the awards. attendance next term expected near 600 new enrollments.
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Frazier
Idaho State School of Technology
Margaret Helehan
Lindsay
Butte High School
Broadway
Barnett M. Lindsay
Ragsdale
Robert Thierkoff
Winifred Brackett
Margaret
Thaw Leaves New York for Home and Hogs
Harry K. Thaw quits the glow of Broadway to return to Winchester Virginia where he serves as constable deputy sheriff and baseball magnate. He tells reporters he had a good time despite press attention and plans to resume his local duties.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry K. Thaw
White Lights
Virginia
Winchester
Seven Killed in Texas Train Wreck Near Longview
Seven people died and several injured when a northbound I G N passenger train derailed two miles southwest of Longview Texas. The engineer Lem Tarburton 65 and fireman F H Griffith 37, both from Palestine, Texas, were killed along with five unidentified Black passengers. The train, blamed on high speed around a curve, overturned the locomotive mail coach and a negro passenger coach into a ditch as other cars derailed but stayed upright. The train was late and reportedly trying to make up time.
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Associated Press
Longview
Texas
Here
Lem Tarburton
F. H. Griffith
Palestine
Reprieve Granted for Youthful Slayer Seyboldt
Governor Dern granted a reprieve to Ralph W. Seyboldt, the youth who murdered Salt Lake Patrolman David H. Crowther. The execution set for sunrise tomorrow at the state prison was postponed.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
George H. Dern
Ralph W. Seyboldt
David H. Crowther
Salt Lake
State Prison
Four Drownings In St. Lawrence River Tragedy
Four persons died when a flat bottom boat capsized in the St. Lawrence river near Cornwall Ontario. An 11 month old child and Aurore Gatien aged 4 survived. The dead include Mr and Mrs Aurel Lavigne ages 21 and 18 and Mrs Romo Pelose 19. The four adults perished in the accident.
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Associated
Prems
Cornwall
Ontario
St. Lawrence
Aurel Lavigne
Romo Pelose
Aurore Gatien
Pelonse
Polar Flyers Hold Watch Waiting For Relief Decision
May 28 report from Spitzbergen states 14 member group aboard the Farm reviewed relief options after Amundsen Ellsworth polar flight. They will not appeal for aid until the fourteenth day margin passes, awaiting further orders for next steps.
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James B. Wharton
the Standard
North American Newspaper
Alliance
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Steamer Farm
Bast
Amundsen
No progress in Shepherd murder case in Chicago
Chicago May 75 Anemiones of 22 veniremen today raise total excused to 186 with no juror seated to try William Darling Shepherd for alleged murder by feeding typhoid germs to his 21 year old foster son William Nelson eClintock. The youth's estate valued at 1 002 454 mostly tax exempt bonds includes 200 000 in real estate. James Callan Chicago ward politician is freed of tampering charges after denials to interrogatories by the state's attorney.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
William Nelsons eClintock
Shepherd
Northern Trust Company
James
Callan
Chicago Ward
Final tribute paid to Dr Ernest Dewitt Burton at Chicago
Faculty and students of the University of Chicago and the academic world joined in paying final tribute to Dr Ernest Dewitt Burton who died Tuesday. Two services were held on campus with a commemorative chapel for faculty and a public service in Mandel Hall. Burial followed at Oakwoods cemetery after cremation.
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Associated Preens Chicago
University of Chicago
Ernest Dewitt Burton
University
Mandel Hall
Oakwoods Cemetery
John Merile Coul
Ter
Ernest H. Wilkins
Jesus
Burton
Algernon Coleman
University Senate
Mantlelhall
Harold Swift
Board of Trustees
Swift
the Peepee
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