President Harding Urges War Be Made Impossible at Arlington
At Arlington Cemetery exercises, President Harding, accompanied by Mrs. Harding, voiced a prayer that the United States do its part to make war impossible. He recalled Hoboken pier and 5,000 flag draped coffins, noting the "coridors of sorrow" of war. Veterans from Civil War to World War I attended.
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Arlington
Harding
Waphitheater
Spain
Pershing
White House
France
United States
Hoboken Pier
Michigan Learns of Tragic Canoe Accident
Two Northwestern students, including Jesse A. Painter, died when their canoe capsized off Michigan near Evanston. The incident occurred while the pair paddled in shallow water, with reports noting a companion’s drowning and ongoing search efforts by coast guard personnel.
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Jesse A. Painter
Northwestern
Michigan
Evanston
Elondes
Coast Guard
Sur
Prize Fight Results In Everybody's Fight
Benny Leonard world lightweight champion knocked out Dinkey Mitchell in Chicago. A postfight riot broke out as Richie Mitchell accused a punch while on one knee, triggering melee and police intervention with no arrests.
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Chicago
Benny Leonard
Dinkey Mitchell
Milwaukee
Leonard
Mitchell
Richie Mitchell
Davy Miller
Pinkey
Miller
Billy Gibson
Charles Leonard
Hershie
Harry Miller
Northern Railway to Provide Protection for Fans
Great Northern officials announced enhanced safety for Fourth of July crowds in Shelby with guards at all crossings and medical staff on standby. Extra ticket sellers and reservation clerks, plus Pullman representatives, will assist as three passenger stations unload and three coach trains depart by midnight.
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Great Northern
Great Car
Shelby
Pullman Company
Eighth Grade Graduates Class of Thirty Pupils
A list of eighth grade graduates including Mrs an Ted Gunderson Augustus Hanly Donna Hanly Helen Jarrett Patricia Knowles Agnes Lavold Harry Lynn Horatio Lyons Raymond Lyons Robert Mahoney ad Mary Michels Jennie Ronning Elmer Rostad Afton Rein Waldemar Steensland Nora Stenerson Stanley Todd Alice Oilman Hilda Warp Irene West.
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Ted Gunderson
Augustus Hanly
Donna Hanly
Helen Jarrett
Patricia Knowles
Agnes Lavold
Harry Lynn
Horatio Lyons
Raymond Lyons
Robert Mahoney
Mary Michels
Jennie Ronning
Elmer Rostad
Afton
Rein Waldemar Steensland
Nora Stenerson
Stanley Todd
Alice Oilman
Hilda Warp
Irene West
Lady of Fashion
Seecaeaceracese
POS SC Cree SL
CSC
Lcos Szefenteres
Helen Crum
Doris Douthett
E. M. Niles
Emil Skarda
Horace Davis
Fourteen Girls and Four Boys Graduate in Ceremony
In the high school auditorium on June 1 1923 at 8 15 P M the graduation program concluded with the class song. Notable names listed include Paul Bliss Dr Freeman Myron Bryant J A Lowry Co M Baker Bertha Hellopeter Stella Lavold Lucien Lanphear Helen Solberg Florence Ullman Lillian Weller.
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Dr. Freeman
Myron Bryant
J. A. Lowry
M. Baker
Bertha Hellopeter
Stella Lavold
Lucien Lanphear
Helen Solberg
Florence Ullman
Lillian Weller
Eighth Grade Examinations Reported Wide Attendance Countywide
Eighth grade exams drew strong participation across Grey Cliff Reed Point Briley Big Timber and other communities. Lists show numerous students including Melville Melvin Peterson Grace Getts Helen Taylor Chauncey Mehlberg Luella Stephens and more under examiner Mrs E H Payne plus others in several districts.
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Melville
Signa Peterson
Kermit Anderson
Leif Anderson
Paul van Cleve
Bennie Green
Henry Sandsness
Mildred Olson
Alice Olson
Maud Daley
Sadie Olson
Vivian Green
Bob Hart
Elmer A. Johnson
James Hart
Alma Johnson
Arthur York
Ella Hash
Hazel Wilson
Ella Dockins
la Verne Greeton
Opal Johnson
Esther Colby
Irene Hanson
Hanna
Yellowstone Park Opens for Early Tourists This Season
The Livingston Enterprise reports Yellowstone Park is passable this year with roads usable and camping possible before the formal rush. Hotels open June 20, snow limited to peaks, roads from the east in good condition despite rains, and the Yellowstone trail from Wardner and Kellogg Idaho now open, removing detours via Sand Point.
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Wardner and Kellogg
Idaho
Sand Point
Laborer Killed in Deep Sewer Trench in Great Falls
John Syke 60, a laborer from Ore, Alberta, was killed Sunday afternoon when a sewer trench 14 feet deep caved in near Great Falls. His body was recovered hours later after his coat and vest were spotted at the trench edge. Syke had just moved from Cardston Alberta and is believed to have a family in Ore.
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Great Falls
Shelby
John Syke
Syke
Cardston
Alberta
Ore
Mountain Torrents Impede Auto Travel
Livingston Enterprise reports E. W. Shaw returning from Musselshell country notes water at higher spring flow and creeks too full to safely ford. Unseasonable rain and hot days made small streams raging, but forest supervisor says most snow is gone and flood danger is over. Fire hazard lower except Carbella district where undergrowth dried. Crops planted show promise though many farmers remain stalled awaiting spring work.
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Livingston
E. W. Shaw
Musselshell
Crazy Mountains
Carbella
Railroad stock ready for traffic says ICC hearing
A railroad spokesman told an interstate commerce commission hearing that freight cars and locomotives have been procured or are in delivery to meet expected demand in 1833. KR H Aishton, president of the company, testified to the adequacy of equipment.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
KR. H. Aishton
The
Emblems of Two Nations Entwined Across the Sea
Paris honors Memorial Day as French and American forces unite in tribute to fallen soldiers. In Suresnes and cemeteries from Le Mans to Tours, Marshal Fayolle and Ambassador Herrick eulogize na tional heroes while French regiments guard American graves. Gold Star Mothers and war orphans stand nearby in solemn remembrance.
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Paris
France
America
Surenes
Mount Valerien
Premier Poincare
Church of the Holy Trinity
Marshal Fayolle
Suresnes
Lemans
Tours
Romagne
Howard Buchard Lines
American Field Service
Sarton Morrison
American Red Cross
Myron T. Herrick
U. S
Pittsburg
John M. Gallagher
Wayne, Pa
Alleged Cruel Treatment at Lombard Private Hospital
Chicago May 29 Inspector John W Follmer of the state department of registration and education suspects one or two deaths tied to harsh treatment at Dr George E Boffermeyers Lombard Illinois sanitarium. He will refer findings to the state director and medical board for review. Dupage County States Attorney Chauncey W Reed plans to push a June grand jury probe into hospital practices following complaints by relatives including Anton Kolars wife.
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Chicago
John W. Follmer
State Department of Registration and Education
Lombard
George E. Boffermeyer
Follmer
Anna Kolar
Hinsdale
Misa Gertrude Klasges
A. M. Shelton
Chauncey W. Reed
Dupage County
Anton Kolar
Woman's Skeleton May Clear A Butte Mystery
Butte Montana May 28 Ernest Lacasse identified a skeleton found east of Butte as his wife who vanished in February 1921. C C Skidmore, a companion of the missing woman, was held then dismissed for lack of evidence. The skeleton was near Homsstake where the Northern Pacific crosses the continental divide. A pencil note hinted death by self but no pencil was found nearby and the writing seemed recent.
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Butte
Ernest Lacasse
C. C. Skidmore
Salt Lake
Homestake
Northern Pacific Railway
Continental Divide
State Commission Refuses New Order Against Milwaukee Railroad
The Montana railroad commission declines to issue a second information demand to the Milwaukee railroad, ruling that the latest request repeats 15 items already required and would burden the record while a mandamus action is pending. Attorney General Rankin had sought additional details, but the board says all items are encompassed in prior demands.
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Helena
Rankin
Milwaukee Railroad
Montana Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Milwaukee Company
Oklahoma City Faces Massive Floods and Refugee Crisis
Oklahoma City endures one of its worst floods as the North Canadian river rises, leaving over 1,000 homeless. The city auditorium serves as refugee barracks with 700 cots. National Guard support is mobilized. Water breaches South Robinson street and Walnut Grove, isolating Packingtown and inundating Wheeler Park.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Packingtown
B. E. Markham
Robinson Street
Poplar Street
Wheeler
Walnut Grove
Wheeler Park
Capitol Hill
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Coudh
Norma Brown
Kathran Zellers
Mamie Dor Webb
Ltillie Lavold
Sesetand
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Dall Clara Phillips
Ruth Hate Douthett
Violet Hoyem
eSartrude Conwell
Vivian Hdres Douthett
Montana Rowet Mailer
Francis Uliman
Im Ellen Rein
Jennie Ron- Sia Rechtel
Pumond
Kathryn Zellers
Bray
Helen McGinnis
Dellam Hoem
Pearl Beessa
Irma Gladys Jones
Virginia
Rhea Traver
Northern Railway
Rovide
Pett Tin Gawat
Tee
Sgbtons
Pan Pod
Shelby St
Meeseer
Pauline Alden
Virginia Bechtol
George Becken
Edward Bray
James Brann
Lewis Brann
Merrill Dodge
Doris Douthett i
Arnold I
Reland
Paul Bliss
Edna Alten
Gladys Arneson
Louis Bade
Ling Crum
Mabel Crum
Roy Esp
Sylvia Erickd
Grace Gibsod
Donald Hanlyt
Alice Heisler
Mary Hiner
Marvelle Hunter
Yellowstone Park
Ambassador Herrick
State Commission
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