Earth Tremors Strike Montana and Four States Cause Heavy Damage
Montanans endured renewed shocks as tremors rattled White Sulphur Springs and Three Forks, with isolated damage in Butte and broader activity across Idaho Washington and Wyoming. Estimated Montana losses reached 500000 with buildings, rail lines, and mine operations affected while several towns evacuated fearing further quakes.
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Helena
Mont
Arth
Montana
Anaronda
Nouth
Rocky Mountain Range
Idaho
Washington
Wyoming
White Sulphur Springs
Measher County
Three Forks
Gallatin Valley
Railroad Oficiala
South Central
Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paub
Harlowton
Great Palla-Butte
Lombard Tunnel
Green Opposes Any Tariff Revision at Congress
Washington June 28 Opposed tariff revision next session. House Chairman urges committee to resist, says Europe will pressure the United States on tariffs at the Brussels meeting of the International Board of Commerce. He rejects the claim that tariff relief is needed to pay Europe’s debts, saying no justification exists.
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Washington
Wiom
Congress
Uresn
Aga
International Ber of Commerce
Europe
Crack Flier Hops Track in Indiana
Cyberland Indiana June 28 A fast Pennsylvania train from New York to St Louis derailed two miles west of here while passing the station for the national educational union meeting. The locomotive and tender fan nearly 60 miles an hour and jumped the rails casting ties aside. No injuries were reported and the train continued to St Louis after about an hour delay.
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New York
St. Louis
Cyberland
Ind
St Louie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pda
Hera
Fassanger
National Educational Anion
Ralla
Rex schooner crew drowned after collision at sea
Fourteen men aboard the Gloucester fishing schooner Rex were lost when the British steamer Tuscania rammed and sank them off Quero bank in thick fog. Captain Downey was found dead. 13 crew members drowned, nine men saved. Quero bank lies about 100 miles east of Cape Race.
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Gloucester
Mass
Rex
Quero Bank
North Atlantic
Fred L. Davis Company
Downey
United States Navy
Cape Rare
Glasgow
New York
Moville
Irelands
Bass
Cunard
Tuscania
Hex
Schnoners
Mne
Halifax
Thomas Downey
Lowell
Bor
World Court debate sparks elite letter in Washington
A letter signed by prominent national figures including John F Ryan Henry J Allen Carrie Chapman Catt and Henry Stimson attacked Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Borah over World Court ratification. It cites Irving Fisher’s Yale reply opposing the court and warns against the so called permanent court of arbitration as a substitute. Meanwhile a fire near Hollidaysburg Pa ignited by bursting Standard Oil pipes damaged a mill and riverbank structures.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Borah
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Harding
Coolidge
John F.ryan
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Henry T. Allen
Balve
Carrie Chapman Catt
Cleveland H. Dodge
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Leland Stanford University
Samuel Calcord
Alton B. Parker
Henry A. Stimson
Adelbert Mont
William Fellows Morgan
Robbert Watson
Henry Vandyke
Boston Andrean
Senator Boralist
Boston
Unitarian Laymena League
Irving Fisher
Yale
World Court
Heaven and Earth
Permanent Court of International Arbitration
The
Hague
Zionist Urges Aid for Holy Land at American Convention
Louis Lipsky urged unity among Zionists and non Zionists for Palestine’s upbuilding as the Jewish homeland at the Zionist Organization in America annual convention in Washington. He backed extending the Jewish agency via the Palestine mandate to cooperate in the movement. The world Zionist organization would become the agency, with a debated membership basis to be decided at Vienna in August. The report noted 210,000 Jews in Palestine and a migration rate over 2,000 monthly as settlers rebuild a land long neglected.
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Washington
Zionista
Palestine
Louis Lipsky
New York
Zionist Organization In America
Lipsky
Jewish Agency
Palestine Mandate
Palestine Movement
World Zionist Organization
Asshida
Tate
Vienna
Drr
Lipeky
Frederick H. Klach
Palestine Zioniat Executive Board
Women Who Died in War Honored at Ceremony
New York June 28 delegates of the Women’s Overseas Service League paid tribute to 261 women who died serving overseas during the war. They marched to St Thomas’ church Fifth Avenue bearing national colors and their teagus. Names were inscribed as Taps sounded. Rev Dr Duncan F Brown delivered the memorial address.
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New York
Women's Overseas Service League
St Thomas' Church
Fifth Avenue
Taps
Duncan FL Brown
St. James’ Church
Caicago
Deny Rumor Of Uprising In Honduras
Washington dispatch reports Honduran foreign minister Bogran denies rumors of a revolt by General Vincente Tosta minister of war and marine. He states Tosta has not rebelled and has not overthrown the Antibucan faction. Other disturbance reports in Honduras are false.
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Washington
Honduras
Vincente Tosta
Buls Bogran
Tosta
Jntibucan
Expinina
Religious Labor Pact Aims At Joint Green Plan
June 28 at Buffalo New York William Green AFL president urged cooperation between religious forces and organized labor. He spoke to the New York State Christian Endeavor union, stressing morality and justice and the need for mutual understanding on shared issues. He blamed misrepresentation for the defeat of the constitutional child labor amendment and pledged ongoing education to win its adoption.
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Bipfalo
William Green
American Federation of Labor
New York State
Christian Endeavor Union
Grean
Green
Federation
Young Girl Drowns Near Kenova Beach
Tennessee Workman age sixteen drowned in the Big Sandy River while wading near the shore at Kenova Beach. A companion girl reported they stood in shallow water when Workman disappeared. body recovered about two hours later.
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Kenova
Mer
Sermon by Rev Hissom Warns Dunbar Congregation on Sabbath Pleasure
Rev E G Hissom in Dunbar Methodist Church urges restraint on weekend pleasures and living for the future spiritual birthright. He cites Esau’s birthright barter from Hebrews and warns that present temptations erode faith, noting a churchgoing Dunbar crowd and a strong youth turnout.
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E. G. Hissom
Dunbar Methodist Church
Stephan
E.G. Hissem
Danbar Methodist Church
Dunbar
Special Train Rushes President to Plymouth for Father Coolidge Operation
Colonel John Coolidge, 80, father of President Coolidge, underwent a noon operation in his dining room. The president, en route from Boston on a special train, arrived at Plymouth where doctors assessed his condition as very satisfactory. The family visited the grave of Calvin Coolidge Jr. and returned to the beach home.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
Coronel John &. Coolidge
United States
Boston
Auimmer White House
Swampacatt
James PP
Coupal
Coloniel
Coolidge
Cram
Snapscott
Culonel Coolidge
C. 8. Ball
Rutland
Arthur J. Chute
Alsv
Cnupal
Coolidgs
Wile Tatler
Fleks
Col. Coolidge
More Officers to Handle Mine Work in Pomroy Bend
POMEROY O June 23 With one more deputy sheriff appointed the Pomroy Bend coal mining district remains quiet. The Pittaburgh fire power house number 17 burned Friday. New deputies guard the workings at night and suspects tied to the blaze are in custody after bloodhounds traced them to their homes. The grand jury convenes tomorrow morning as Judge Miller decides on a permanent order restricting mine picketing.
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Pomeroy
Pomoy Bend
Pittaburgh
Tin New Daputien
Nenin
Heveri
Miller
Vacationists Die in Sierra Avalanche Near Kernville
Two Los Angeles men on a weekend fishing trip were killed by an avalanche twenty four miles above Kernville in Kern County. Reports say heavy rain preceded the slide but no earth tremor was noted.
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Los Angeles
High Sierras
Milan
Kernville
Kern County
Meaker
Fiancé Fights Rival, Fatally Wounds Man in Suspected Jealousy
In McMechen near Jane White's home John Tudor shot and killed Otto Albright then critically wounded Jane White. Tudor, 49, confessed and awaits Marshall County jail processing. In Johnstown, Henry Cobaugh, 26, killed his wife Brecilla Cobaugh, 40, then killed himself after a domestic quarrel with his mother-in-law present.
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Moundsville
Jane White
McMechen
Inday
Steubenville
Ohio
John Tudor
Otto Albright
Albright
Migs White
Hutle
Glendale
Totler
Marshall County
Hus
Johnstown
Brecilla Marts Cobaugh
Henry Charles Cobaugh
Windhber
Cabsagh
Poincare Force Gains At Polls In France Senate
Paris dispatch reports the Poincare Republican Union gains two senate seats in the June elections Count D Haréeurs wins in Calvados while Leon Daudet loses Maine et Loire to former deputy Manceat The Royalist Jules Delahaye loses his long held seat in Maine et Loire a surprise outcome in a key province.
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Associated Press
Paris
Count D'haréeurs
Repub- Mcan
Calvados
Leon Daudet
Seme
Maine-et-Loire
Manceat
Policare
Senate
Count D'Harveurt
Hoyallot
Aince
Jules Delahaye
Panama Acundsi
Anthracite Wage Increase Hinted Near Negotiations
SCRANTON Pa June 43 No backward step progress whenever and wherever possible was the attitude of Thomas Kennedy secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers toward the approaching scale negotiations with mill owners Demands for renewal of the present contract expiring August 31 will be formed at the tri district convention opening tomorrow A Contimant heard on both sides of the issue tonight was that miners might seek a 10 to 10 percent advance and operators a 10 to 20 percent decrease
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Scranton
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers of America
Tri-District
Eldak
Double Marriage With No Divorce Question For Huntingdon Court
In Huntingdon Pa on June 24 a rare case of double marriage without formal divorce is headed to court. Charles B. Chitcote of Mapleton seeks to annul his 1900 marriage to Mazie MacMullin after she vanished and reappeared years later having remarried William Mowara of Pittsburgh. Mazie asserts the prior union was valid, while Chitcote argues for dissolution. Howard MacBrullin, now missing from Milwaukee, is involved in the procedural dispute as the case progresses toward a July hearing.
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Huntingdon
Casale
Huntingdon County
Charlee B. Chitcote
Mapleton
Here
Chilcota
Miurriad
Mazie MacMullin
Chicati
Chitcote
Wiliam M. Mowara
Pittsburgh
Howard
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Chilcote-Howard
Chilcote
Mele MacBrullin
Fashion reviews aboard English trains entertain Panaragera travellers
Fashion reviews staged on the Gayfight Expressen route between Looton and major fashionable stops amuse passengers. Mannequins parade at intervals along the aisles from end to end while dressing rooms are provided in moderate compartments. The parade train operates from London to Harrogate and to Bournemouth.
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Loxton
Xulleau
Gayfight Expressen
Looton
Semumer Recurtas
Parade
London
Harrogate
Bournemouth
Planes to map Navy oil field in Colorado
Washington June 25 Navy planes from San Diego will start around July 2 mapping naval oil shale in western Colorado and later chart 136 square miles for the Geological Survey. The project, described as the most difficult yet, covers a plateau region between 8000 and 5000 feet, with nearly sheer sides, and aims to prove mapping speed and accuracy over traditional ground methods in rugged terrain.
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Washington
Naval Air Station
San Diego
Naval Oil
Colorado
Navy Department
Geological Survey
Naval
Rifian Offensive Is Held In Check In Morocco Front
The Associated Press reports Fez Morocco June 01 that the enemy offensive in the eastern front since June 23 has again attacked across our line. Tribesmen and regular warriors resisted near Cheyab and the Algerian frontier, and the offensive has been checked despite violent assaults.
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Associated Press
Fez
French Morocco
Morocco
Governors Sail to Portland Session Ahead of Conference
Governors from twenty one states sail to Poland Springs Maine for the seventeenth annual gubernatorial conferenceopening tomorrow. Premier Pavlova announced the governors will attend with families, some traveling by motor train, while President Coolidge plans to address the group aboard the Presidential yacht July 1.
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Versailles
France
New York
Moroc
Ner Caltin
Vrance
Prestigs
Austin
Portland
Maine
Pavilova
Poland Springs
Howie
Etate
Clarence T. Morley
Colorado
Doha
Alvan T. Fuller
Massachusetts
Alex J. Groeghock
Michigan
Virginia
Conlidge
Brampscott
Matn
Philip Shorey
Prepa
Alalne
Two Illinois Interurban Crash Kills Six in Bloomington
A Bloomington automobile was struck by an Illinois Traction interurban car west of town, killing six from one family and seriously injuring another, with several passengers hurt. The car was dragged 30 feet and crushed against a pole. a newborn baby died soon after.
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Illinois
Burlington
Flyer
Ashtabula
Bloomington
The
Here
Boomington
L. M. Beaver
Gi. Mra
Helen Beaver
Loretta Beaver
Poet Beaver
Jeanie Beaver
Tom Beaver
Pleces
Zora
Picket Fence Agent of Death Blamed in Lancaster Tragedy
Lancaster, Pa June 28 Harry Charles, 68, died by self harm at a home near Miversville this morning. He wedged his head between a picket fence after kneeling, the weight of his body closing the trachea and causing death.
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Lancaster
Harry Charles
Miversville
Charles
Deaf mute may die from auto injury in Huntington
A deaf mute woman aged 57, Mrs Hate de Melike, was severely injured after being struck by an automobile driven by J Gleber of the Herald-Dispatch circulation department in Huntington. She was taken to St. Marys hospital with a fractured ankle and other injuries, with little hope for recovery. Gleber was released without bond after reporting the accident to police.
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Huntington
Mre
Hate de Melike
J. Gleber
Herald-Dispatch
St. Mary's Hospital
Giebel
Nhlce
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