Belgium Signals Quick Funding Talks With U S Officials
Belgian ambassador Baron de Cartier met with Secretary Mellon at the Treasury in Washington and said Belgium plans to promptly begin funding discussions to settle its war debts to the United States. A commission headed by former Premier Theunis will travel to negotiate the funding, the amount recorded as $480,503,983.
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Washington
United States
Baron de Cartier
Treasury Department
Mellon
Belgium
Phillips
Associated Press
Brussels
Theunis
Treasury
French government sustains ministry in record French vote
In Paris on May 29 the Painleve cabinet won support 537 to 29 in the chamber of deputies after three days on Moroccan policy. Painleve offered to defend every inch of Morocco held under treaties and to consider peace overtures with guarantees from Abd-El-Krim. Socialists abstained after last minute maneuvering. communists voted against the government. Briand stressed Spain's role in any future Rif protectorate arrangements.
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Associated Press
Paris
Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
France
Abd-El-Krim
Morocco
Briand
M. Painleve
Riffian Protectorate
Spain
M. Briand
Fenchurch Steamer Afire With 42 aboard En Route to Europe
The British freighter Fenchurch of about 7000 tons sailed from Philadelphia May 27 for Barcelona and Marseilles carrying general merchandise and a crew of 42 under Captain Johnson. An SOS reached a single station and aid was en route as the Chasdale and San Blas moved to assist, expected to arrive by midnight.
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Associated Press
New York
Philadelphia
Marseilles
France
Chasdale
East Hampton
Independent Wireless Company
San Blas
Fenchurch
Barcelona
Johnson
Clark Will May Be Cause Of Tax Suit
The will of Senator William A. Clark, owner of United Verde mine, enters ancillary probate in Prescott Arizona. The estate holds Arizona utility stock and will pay about $600 in filing fees. Attorneys foresee a possible friendly suit to test Arizona inheritance tax on property held in Montana.
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Prescott, Ariz
William A. Clark
United Verde
Jerome
Arizona
Verde Valley
Montana
Butte High Class of 1925 Receives Diplomas At Theater
The 229 graduates of Butte High School received their diplomas yesterday at Broadway theater in front of families and friends. Dr Charles R Frazier and B M Lindsay offered advice for the graduates future as the ceremony opened at 10 oclock with the school orchestra performing.
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Dr. Frazier
Butte High
B. M. Lindsay
Board of Education
Charles R. Frazier
Idaho Technical Institute
Lindsay
A. H. Douglass
Hugh Darsie
Shortridge Memorial Church
Aned R. Ragsdale
Butleigh
Eleanor Tenner
Darsie
Memorial Day Flowers Honor Butte Soldier Dead
Butte will decorate graves in all cemeteries this morning as patriotic groups and the public pay tribute. G A R soldiers United Spanish War Veterans American Legionnaires and fraternal members join families to honor those who died in wars from Washington era to World War I. More than 766 soldiers receive solemn rites with evergreens and floral tributes at gravesites.
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Butte
Republic
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Asia
American Legionnaires
Washington
America
United Spanish War Veterans
American Legion
Owpstan
Courthouse
Main
Broadway
G. A. KR
Mount Moriah
St. Patrick's
Shaft
Legion
Mountain View
Holy Cross
American Legion Hall
Seven Burned to Death in Sullivan Home Fire
Seven people were killed when a fire destroyed a Sullivan Missouri home on May 29. The victims include Mrs. William Allen three granddaughters a grandson and two great granddaughters. An infant 3 weeks old among the great grandchildren also perished. Fire started likely from the kitchen stove while all were asleep. William Allen was rescued on the front porch after crawling out. Neighbors alerted responders at 7 am but the blaze could not be stopped. Daisy Felton, a daughter, had left the house last night and is suspected of leaving a stove fire burning.
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Associated
Prensa
Sullivan
William Allen
Daisy Felton
Wright Will Keep First Plane Here
Orville Wright favors keeping the first Wright airplane in the United States at the Smithsonian in Washington if Dr. Charles W. Walcott agrees to label it as the first successful man carrying airplane and to truthfully label the Langley plane and publish all agreements in the institution records.
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Dayton
Orville Wright
United States
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
Charles W. Walcott
Langley
Former Governor Hart Held for Bribery in Bank Case
Former Washington governor Louis F. Hart surrendered after a Tacoma warrant charged him with soliciting a bribe tied to fixing fees in the liquidation of the Scandinavian American bank. Bail set at 3000 dollars. Hart released on surety bond.
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Associated Arena
Tacoma
Louis F. Hart
James W. Selden
Pierce County
Tom Desmond
Charles Jackson
Thurston County
Hart
Jackson
Olympia
Guy K. Kelly
Forbes P. Haskell Jr
Claude LD. Hay
John P. Duke
J. ©. Minshull
H. C. Johnson
John H. Dunbar
Logan resigns as reparations observer in Paris
Col. James A. Logan, American observer on the reparations commission in Paris, resigns for personal and business reasons. Secretary Kellogg accepts. Ralph W. H. Hill, assistant solicitor of the state department, will handle duties while a successor is sought. Hill is in Paris as temporary observer during Logan's absence. Logan had advised Kellogg of a business connection offer from Dillon, Read & Co.
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Associated Press
Washington
James A. Logan
Paris
Kelloge
Kellogg
Logan
Ralph W. H. Hill
State Department
Hill
Dillon, Read & Co
New York
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Advise 15 Sought On Proposal For Progressive Cuts
President Coolidge seeks advisory input from departments on a potential progressive budget reduction over years. The Budget Bureau plans a consolidated federal buying agency, initially targeting gasoline and coal. War Department anxious. data to be submitted before the June 22 budget meeting.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Budget Bureau
Lord
Congress
White House
War Department
47 Bodies Taken From Coal Mine Disaster
Coal Glen North Carolina May 29 rescue crews labored after three days and two nights on site. With 47 bodies recovered officials predicted all remains would be found by tomorrow. Some miners refused rest and more men were reported missing raising fatalities likely to reach 55 to 60.
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Coal Glen
N. C
Carolina Coal Company
Amundsen Polar Flight Update From Spitzbergen
Special Correspondent reports on Amundsen's polar flight from King’s Bay Spitzbergen on May 29 with eight days of absence. Weather saw a morning snowfall followed by bright clear skies, meteorologists calling the snowstorm local but insignificant. A notable incident at 5 16 last day promised hope but produced no rainbow as a light snowfall began and sun shone through.
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The
Standard
New Per Alliance
King's Bay
Spitzbergen
Amundsen
Arctic
Shepherd murder trial resumes as fourth juror seated
The William D. Shepherd murder trial in Chicago advances to its eleventh day after juror Mark R. Spikens was seated following examination of 211 veniremen. Three letters from missing witness Robert White arrived, with White vowing to expose the Shepherd gang’s crooked moves and asserts he will testify.
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Associated Prensa
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Shepherd
William Melson McClintock
Mark R. S Spikens
Robert White
White
Philadelphia
Joseph VP. Savage
Shepherd Gang
Montana Exports Lead States Ranking 1924
Montana finished 1924 with shipments abroad valued at 4,775,365 dollars and ranked forty first among export markets. Delaware led with over 5 million, Wyoming next, and Colorado North Dakota Idaho also ahead of Montana. The nation’s total trade reached 4.498 billion, with Texas New York and Pennsylvania posting high export values.
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Montana
Department of Commmerce
Delaware
Wyoming
Colorado
North Dakota
Idaho
United
Texas
New York
Pen Vania
Ilinois
California
Jersey
Louisia
Michigan
Virginia
Ohio
Massachusetts
Minnesota
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Japan
North American Newspaper Alliance
England
Central News
Germany
Ullstein Verlag
Petit Parisienne
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