Butte Man Takes Lysol After Wife Returns Nearby
Sam Graham a 42 year old resident in a Butte rooming house ended his life by swallowing lysol after learning his divorced wife who had spurned him was living nearby. A roommate heard a cry for water and he recovered slightly before dying at the West Quartz Street lodging. Doctor Davis was summoned but could not revive him.
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Sam Graham
Graham
Butte
Shim
West Quartz Street
Tam
Jone
Rooming House
James Evans
Evans
Dr. Davis
Winter wheat surplus expected this year in U S
The Agriculture Department says American winter wheat output will exceed domestic needs based on the intentions to plant report. A crop of 6.0 billion bushels is forecast if farmers plant about 400000 more acres, yielding 14.5 bushels per acre, creating an exportable surplus of 160 to 240 million bushels.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Soldiers dispatched to wipe out renegade Mexicans
Report notes troops sent to pursue a fleeing band of Mexicans south of Agua Prieta. The dispatch mentions efforts to halt this group as they flee, with accounts of improvised resistance and fires as the pursuit continues.
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Agua Pridts
Aged Veterans March In Review At Grand Rapids
Two thousand aging veterans filed past crowds in Grand Rapids as they reenacted Civil War era marches for two hours. The Grand Army of the Republic debated future encampment sites with Atlanta seeking the honor, receiving three votes while Des Moines and others pursued the 1826 encampment.
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Grand Rapids
Republic
Fea
Atlanta
Soldiers Called to Stop Looting Near El Paso Flooding
Associated Press reports Lieut. J. L. Collier led Eighth Cavalry units toward the flooded area east of El Paso to stop looting as water overflowed Taleta Interurban tracks around 1 p.m. The flood affected Sambrano, Cottingsworth, and Alameda Acton suburbs.
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Preen
EL Paso
J. 1 Collier
Eighth ‘Cavalry
el Pano
Tooting
Taleta
Sambrano
Cottingsworth
Alameda
Acton
Children s Pageant To Be Given Again Today In Butte
The annual Butte children s pageant Through the Portal is scheduled for a second performance today at the Beattie natural sage Sethe Grane verdure. About 600 young participants from eight nations will perform dances in national dress as the pageant resumes after rain interrupted plays Saturday at Columbia Gardens.
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Butte
Columbia Gardens
Beatie
Sethe Grane Verdure
Amt Hazeen
Chia
Mise "Sarion "Fitzpatrick
Marion Fitzpatrick
Kellogg Warns on China Obligations at Armament Talks
Secretary of State Kellogg asserts the United States will fulfill its commitments to China from the Washington conference while demanding China protect foreign citizens and property. He unveils Strawn as American special commissioner for the proposed commission on extraterritorial treaty rights and related issues. Kellogg signals potential broadening of the nine power treaty and suggests a comprehensive revision of treaties governing foreign privileges with China.
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Silas H. Strawn
Detroit
China
United States
Washington
Strawn
Chicago
Commission
Peking
Tormos
Tate
Kellogg
Tarite
Rlinauieh
Bombshell claim in Mitchell book Wings of Defense
SAN ANTONIO Sept 2 Officials study Col William Mitchell Winged Defense. He argues air service creation is too complex and costly, predicting delays and losses before a true air force emerges. He cites past censure and his removal as assistant chief of the air service.
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San Antonio
War Department
United States
Col
William Mitchell
Washington
Mitchell
Air Service
Formal Offer to Finish Harrison Ave Project
A formal offer to complete paving Harrison Avenue from Grand Avenue to Front Street was presented to the city council by Montana Readamite Co. The plan calls for seven inches of crushed rock in two layers with a double coating of oil, at a cost of $8,000. The mayor referred the proposal to a joint committee of the street and alley commissions. A separate request to move the city dump from Hilver Bow creek could require funds and possibly raise taxes.
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Harrison Avenue
Grand Avenue
Front
Montana Readamite Comp
Judici
Alley Commi
Hilver Bow Creek
Tommineton Houser
Dirigible Shenandoah resumes westward flight
The navy airship Shenandoah, abandoned near Cleveland months ago, lifts from its mooring at 4:02 PM under ideal weather. Commander Zachary Lansdowne leads a crew of three as the craft aims to traverse 11 states toward Kansas City and Minnesota. Chief Petty Officer Frank Master will parachute from the dirigible to Akron to greet his wife and newborn son.
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N. J
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Minnesota
Zachary Lansdowne
Frank Master
Akron
Ohio
Governor Smith Attacks Hylan Backer in NYC Race
New York mayoralty contest intensifies as Governor Smith writes a public letter to the American paper attacking Mayor Hylan and alleging false statements by Hearst backers. He labels the publisher a liar and accuses Hearst figures of untruths in speeches and letters.
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Hearst
N. Y. Executive
New York
William Randol Hearst
Calnehooda
American
Alty
Hylan A
Ku Kluxer
Mexico U S Trade Ties Cited In Attorney Court Talk
Detroit September 2 Mexico and the United States have traded for over four decades without a treaty of amity commerce and navigation, Charles Reacher Warren, attorney, told the American Bar Association in annual session. Warren, ex ambassador to Japan and Mexico, described diplomatic interposition under international law. Members of the American Bar Association general council were elected, listing Colorado Wilburn Denver and others from Idaho Montana Wyoming with representatives named from Coeur d Alene Missoula Cheyenne.
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Associated Arena
Detroit
Mexico
United States
Warren
Ambasa
Japan
Erin
Colorado Wilburn
Demons
Denver
Idaho
James K. Allanie
Coeur Alene
Montana
Albert N Whit- Took
Missoula
Wyoming
Roderick Statson
Cheyenne
Navy Officers Hope Seaplane PN-9 Will Be Found
Honolulu reports confidence in Commander John Rodgers as Navy ships and patrol planes search a 200 mile search area for seaplane PN-9 No.1 missing after a fuel failure. Crews logged 28 hours aloft. nightfall halted air and submarine patrols yet ships and tenders continue the hunt.
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Honolulu
Sept
Alalakeiki Channel
Island of
Maui
John Rodgers
John
Pearl Harbor
Atitt
Meridian
Ceatt
Farrant
Remus Returns to First Tale of Booze Conspiracy
George Remus, wealthy Cincinnati bootleg prisoner, was released from an Atlanta federal penitentiary and issued a statement. The prisoner, once central to the booze conspiracy, laments the sensational case and hints at continuing legal and political battles.
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Remus
Ameriatad
Atlanta
George Remus
Cincinnati
Fale
Million Gift to Ohio Wesleyan University Reported
Delaware Ohio reports a gift of 1,000,000 to Ohio Wesleyan University from Mr and Mrs P E Stuyvesant. The announcement states the donation will aid university programs and facilities in unspecified plans, with details pending formal receipt and public notice.
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Delaware
Ohio
Ohio Wealeyan University
PE. Stuyvesant
Rail Legislation Placed on Calendar
Swampscott September 2 President Coolidge after a conference with Senator Watson Republican Indiana placed railroad consolidation legislation on the administration calendar for the next Congress. The pair push consolidation to solve the industry problem while seeking Interstate Commerce Commission approval of the Van Ingen plan and threatening to push the bill if needed.
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Swampscott
Stockmen Push Commission Over Public Lands Policy
In Spokane hearings of a U S Senate subcommittee, stockmen favor forming a new commission to present views on leasing unreserved public domain with local option privileges. Senators Stanfield and others discuss grazing rights, meat prices, and Columbia Basin projects, highlighting Interior Department policy and national treasury claims.
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Spokane
United States Senate
Robert N. Stanfield
Oregon
Interior Department
Iid
Ater Tasker le Oddle
Nevada
National Treasury
Rtandeld
Department of the Interior
Rea Ce
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Mutin
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Milson
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Ohio Wesleyan U
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