Butte Man in Critical Condition After Auto Crash
Harvey Boyer of Butte lies between life and death at St Ann's hospital Anaconda after a late evening auto wreck on the Butte Anaconda highway. His companion Jerry Sheehan escaped serious injury being thrown through the windshield and cut about the head with a knee injury. The truck skidded on a wet road and plunged toward the embankment. Boyer was trapped under the vehicle while Sheehan was moved to a passing car and sent home. The pair were returning from a fishing trip to Georgetown when the crash occurred near halfway between the Evans home and the Peck ranch seven miles east of Anaconda.
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Harvey Boyer
Butte
St Ann's Hospital
Anaconda
Butte - Anaconda
Jerry Sheehan
Boyer
Anaconda Hospital
Sheehan
Georgetown
Collie Dog Witch
South Washington Stree
Barleys
St. Ann Pital
Wilam ‘Evans
Two Released by Chinese Brigands
Associated Press report states Maj. Roland W. Pinger and Lee Solomon were removed from the Paot gukn mountain summit after captivity, with details received today from Tientsin.
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Associated Press
Tientsin
Maytung
Roland W. Pinger
Lee Solomon
Paotgukn Mountain
Autos and drownings claim fifteen lives in wide scope
A string of fatal accidents and drownings left fifteen people dead and many injured across several locations. Notable incidents include Herbert Shoup of La Fayette who died from a fractured skull after a crash at a speedway, and a train strike that killed W A Decker and family en route to home sites.
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Associated Press
Accid
Mobile
Herbert Shoup
la Fayette
Napotis
Christian Lauten- Schlager
Los Angeles
W. A. Decker
H. ©. Fleming
William J. Thompson
Genesvieve Walker
Salina
Forks Quinan
Yarmouth County
Rio Grande
Tanner
Winnett
Mont
R Inds
Leaps From Raft Into Deep Pond Drowns Lad 13
Two drowning incidents reported in Montana. Paul Tanner, 13, son of Winnett school superintendent BF Tanner, drowned after leaping from a raft into a deep pond near Winnett. Body recovered about 15 minutes later. Warren Bryan, 22, drowned in an irrigation canal near Billings after diving from a bridge following a dance. Bryan and two companions swam in the canal before morning.
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Lewistown
Mont
Paul Tanner
BF. Tanner
Winnett
Paul
Billings
Here
Warren Bryan
Clarence
Frank Higgins
Kiwanians Pledge Peace Support At National Convention
At Atlanta on May 30 Kiwanis Club International delegates adopted resolutions pledging support for a conservative movement toward permanent peace. They also backed observance of Mother's Day and aid to World War I disabled veterans.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Kiwanis Club International
Jesse W. Smith Fatally Wills Himself in Daugherty Apartment
Washington May 30 Jesse W Smith a trusted political lieutenant of Attorney General Daugherty shot himself to death in the hotel apartment shared with the attorney general for two years He left no note but friends cite ill health and kidney trouble as likely causes Daugherty who had spent the night at the White House learned of the tragedy with grief evident He had golfed with Smith yesterday and dined with him before retiring A coroner returned a verdict of death by own action Smith a longtime White House social figure and familiar companion of President Harding accompanied the president on trips and was with Daugherty during his illness in Florida and North Carolina.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jesse W. Smith
Official
Daugherty
Smith
White House
Warren F. Martin
Martin
Mr. Daugherty
Mr. Smith
Harding
Panama
Mr. Harding
Aged veterans lead memorial day parade in Butte
Memorial day observances in Butte faced wet weather yet honored fallen American war heroes. Veterans, auxiliary, and G A R members paraded past the Daly monument and Maine captain’s capstan wreath, with taps sounding by Teddy Farrell. The procession moved from Granite to the federal building and cemeteries, as crowds sought shelter from wind and rain.
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Butte
Sol
Buite
Grand Army
Mount Moriah
Robert Emmet Literary Association
George H. Osborne
Lawton Camp
Osborne
Maine
Ehrick
Teddy Farrell
Lawton Post
Federal Building
Marcus Daly
Park
Montana
Mercury
Daly Monument
W. Je van Orden
Joe Mullen
Murphy
Walsh
Elke
GA. R
F. H. Barrett
George Dimnent
Lincoln ‘Post
Nelson A. Moore
Ga.t
Man killer slain by police posse near Nipissing
The fugitive Rogers, who escaped a crowded courtroom, was killed by a bullet from Inspector Storey’s party eight miles from Nipissing as several groups pursued him. The chase, climax of a dramatic territory-wide hunt, also left “Bad Leo” dead after wounding two pursuers and a detective.
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Nowth Bay
Tee Rogers
Desperado
Nipissing
Inspector Storey
Rogers
Leo
Fred Lefebvre
Sergi
John Urquhart
Identification of Skeleton 3 More Conclusive
Butte authorities press to prove conclusively that the skeleton found near Homestake is Mrs. Ernest La Casse. Hair strands and a pivot tooth identified by Mrs. Dustin, a hairdresser, align with La Casse’s appearance. An inquest, postponed by snow, will resume to determine time of death and other details.
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Ernest la Casse
Butte
Homestake
Ernest la Case
Vanity
Lal Casne
CL. Dustin
Us South
Main Street
Dustin
la Casse
van Fe
Murphy
Termine
Mrs. Dustin
Canadian Towns Threatened by Fire Across Timber Lands
The Associated Press reports fire sweeping millions of dollars in timberland threatened White River and Chapleas. Residents prepared to flee as flames lit the sky near Fort William. Timber and railway interests mobilized emergency action to curb spread, with forest destruction impacting nearby pulp and paper mills. Deer and moose fled the woods in a terror-stricken scene.
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Associated Pres
Toronto
White River
Chapleas
Fort William
New York Opens Fight on Liquor Statutes Today
In Albany foes of a repeal measure press the governor with last minute arguments. United States Attorney Hayward will urge a veto as ministers and Wayne Wheeler lead opponents. Proponents are led by Ransom H. Gillett of the Association Opposed to the Prohibition Problem.
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Albany
N.Y
Harding
United States
Hayward
New York
Wayne B. Wheeler
Ant-Saloon League
Ransom H. Gillett
New York State
Association
Stone-Age Slayer On Way To Prison
ANE La May 30. A man convicted last summer near Los Angeles in the murder of Mrs Alberta Meadows faces a 10 years to life sentence. He was sent from New Orleans aboard the Sunset Limited to San Quentin. His appeal for a new trial was denied shortly before departure. He vowed to keep fighting the courts and the injustice. A large crowd gathered at Valle Road Station hoping for a glimpse.
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Teduees
Ane
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
San Quentin Penitentiary
Los Angeles
Alberta Meadows
Phillips
Uol
California
Valle Road
Maver
Swiss Victims of Communist Pogrom Reported
Associated Press reports that Swiss residents in Russia face organized pogroms after the assassination of M. Vorovsky in Lausanne. Advices say the Odessa Swiss chairman was killed, two other Swiss leaders wounded, many Swiss arrested in Petrograd Moscow and Kiev, and Swiss stores pillaged.
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Sten
Russia
M. Vorovsky
Lausanne
Odessa
Petrograd
Moscow
Kiev
No More War Prayer of Nation's Head Says Harding
President Harding calls for end to armaments after assertive wartime stance. He urges nations to pursue assurance and avoid conflict, stressing diplomacy over force to secure lasting peace. The remarks mark a shift from aggressive postures to restraint and global cooperation.
France Joins With America Pays Tribute in Flanders Fields
France and American forces honor fallen soldiers in Flanders Fields as tribute to sacrifices by the khaki clad lads. The ceremony underscores enduring ties between nations and rememberance of those who died in the war.
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France
America
Flanders
President Harding Calls Nation to Sacrifice for Common Cause
President Harding in Arlington urged the United States to make its full effort toward preventing war by uniting all resources, wealth, and activity for a shared national purpose. Memorial Day ceremonies reflected gratitude, reverence, and a pledge to keep the memory of war dead alive through disciplined resolve.
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America
Wastiington
Arlington
Amphitheater
Harding
United States
Airplane crash injures four at Grant Park crowd
Four people watching a Kokomo pilot, G. J. McGowan, take off from Grant Park were hurt when the aircraft tangled with the crowd. Isaac Abraham, 80, suffered serious internal injuries and loss of a left arm. Herman Erickson, with a fractured collar bone, plus an unidentified man and girl, were treated after the midair accident.
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Associated Press
Chicago
G. J. McGowan
Kokomo
Grant Park
Isaac Abraham
Abraham
Herman Erickson
McGowan
No Children Day at Gardens Today
Owing to King which wed 19 S2 Hon will be held on Friday, youngsters will be given free car rides at the grounds.
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King
Suah
Government Ownership Of Roads Sparks Progressive Policy Talk
Western railroad leaders from six systems disclosed a plan backing government ownership and condemned private management. They accused the valuation conference of masking goals while asserting claims of inflated valuations and growing federal control.
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Progressive Plan
Associated Press
Chicago
M. Felton
Chicago-Great Western
Hale Holden
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
C. H. Markham
Timois Central
H. B. Byram
Ieage
Nilwauke
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Movement For
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Wilson
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Mre
Phitheater
Spain
Thandercin
General Shin
Premier Poincare
Paris
Marshal Fayolle
Suresnes
Tururane
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Sureanes
Jer Poincare
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Peld
Ameren
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