Denver private detective agency connected to Broderick death inquiry
The report describes an alleged Denver detective who told Mrs. Broderick that his firm had information about Clinton St. Broderick’s death and suggested disinterment and trial proceedings. It notes a counterclaim that Broderick died unnaturally and mentions overheard conversations with Mrs. Gagnos, a businesswoman, and a Denver attorney. Meanwhile a severe hailstorm damaged homes and crops in several towns.
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Gagoos
Broderick
Ganos
Amazent
Cheyenne
Tornado Strikes Farms East of Burns and Cheyenne
A cyclone tore through rural areas three miles south of Burns and 28 miles east of Cheyenne damaging a vacant two story farmhouse on Carpenter road unroofing walls and interior. It destroyed fences lifted a substantial farm dwelling at John Bastin’s place and caused livestock losses near the Pine Bluffs ridge before veering toward Colorado. No injuries reported to those in the dwellings.
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Kin
Fanny
Burns
Cheyenne
Carpenter Road
John Baston
Bastian
Pine Bluffs Ridge
Colorado
Hillsdale
Harding and Coolidge to Confer Ahead of Nomination
Boston reports a conference planned for next Wednesday between Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts the Republican vice presidential nominee. The meeting aims to share views on the campaign and possible joint discussions of acceptance speeches. Harding also golfed with Senators Hitchcock Hale and Elkins.
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Harding
Boston
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Tvo
Hutting
Hays
Wardine
Capitol
Ritchcock
Nebraska
Hale
Maine
Elkins
West Virginia
Northern Baptist convention photo crowd collapse injures delegates
In Buffalo on June 25 a wooden viewing stand collapsed during a group photo, injuring 21 delegates as about 500 people stood on the structure. The lower tier was near ground level but the back tier fell five feet. none of the injuries were serious. Victims included Mrs Mandy Northrup of McMinnville Oregon and Rev P J Wrickson of Seattle Washington.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Northern Baptist Convention
Mandy Northrup
McMinnville
Oregon
P. J. Wrickson
Seattle
Wash
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsed By Walter Bar For Kidney Relief
Walter Bar of 4093 Springfield Ave Irvington New Jersey reports persistent back pain and kidney symptoms improved after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says the product quicky cleans impurities from blood and eases pains in joints and muscles.
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Walter Bar
Springfield Ave
Irvington
N. J
Foley
Louisiana wets push Vostead law modification
Arsene Pervilliat, head of the Liberty League with 15,000 Louisiana members, telegraphs President Wilson urging a platform plank at the Democratic National Convention to modify the Volstead Act. The message says the league seeks only the right to personal use of wine and beer, not a return to saloons.
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Louisiana
Arsene Pervilliat
Liberty League
Wilson
William J. Bryan
Bryan
McAdoo
Cox
Edwards
San Francisco
Dark Horse
John W. Davis
Underwood
Alabama
Altho
South
Birmingham Age Herald
League of Nations
Irish mail train hold up sparks Dublin tensions
Militants stopped a mail train at Milfree Junction bound for Dublin and seized correspondence for Dublin Castle. In Belfast a payroll office heist at Great Northern railway station netted £1000 as masked thieves struck amid cautious crowds.
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Dublin
Paymasters
Belfast
Great Northern Railway
Lough
German disarmament notes press for reduced army
Berlin finds three notes from the German peace delegation addressing disarmament. They reiterate the aim to cut the army to 400000, disband the security police within three months, allow a disciplinary force of 160000, and seek constitutional changes to abolish conscription.
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Berlin
Export of war material and police substitution noted
Disrupted delivery of aeronautical material prompts a third note delaying resumed construction. The plan to supply 150000 disciplinary police and resume German production on July 10 is postponed for about three months after the surrender to the Allies.
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Germany
Strike plunges Tucson streets into darkness
Tucson in total darkness as engineers strike in sympathy with electrical workers at the Tucson Electric Light and Power company. Streetcar service halted and plants idle. water supply could fail within a day as pumps stop. Open shop controversy sparked the walkout and irrigation systems face shutdowns.
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Tuscon
To Tuscon Clearig Light and Power Company
Grops
Wage Board Days Report Will Settle All Trouble
Washington June 25 An announcement by the Railway Labor Board in Chicago that its awards will be delivered by July 20 was welcomed by government officials and railway union leaders. They said the definite date could curb walkouts and spur workers to return, easing unrest in Baltimore Philadelphia and other railway centers.
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Railway Labor Board
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M Railway
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Interest Credit Notice from Stock Growers National Bank
Interest due on July will be credited June 26. Bring in your pass book and have interest credited at the Stock Growers National Bank.
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Stock Growers National Bank
Young Men's Literary club meeting selects preacher member
In a heated session the Young Men's Literary club elected Rev. G. E P. Fisher toMembership and chose the Congregational pastor for the vacant post. A July 20 picnic at the club’s mountain resort was announced with plan to depart early afternoon and return by 9 0 clock. led by Sam H Thompson the evening's debate touched road construction then politics with several members contributing including M A Kline Ross Watts Thompson Haggard Argesheimer Phelan Matson and W B Mullen.
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Young Men's Literary Club
G. E P. Fisher
Thee
Thodernd
Sam H. Thompson
M. A. Kline
Mess Ross
Watts
Thompson
Haggard
Argesheimer
Phelan
Matson
Messrs
W. B. Mullen
C. CG
Garlisle
A. Db
Walton
Club officers chosen for the ensuing term
The meeting announced officers led by president Waller Larshy and vice president John A. Whiting with Henry G. Watson as secretary treasurer. President Avery Slageard and Secretary Adelbert Baker were in their stations as the program began with critic Mr. Phelan officiating.
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Phelan
Socialist Ticket Candidate Challenges Coolidge to Debate
Seymour Stelman, socialist vice presidential candidate, challenged Governor Coolidge to a public debate on campaign issues. The two sides would agree on date and place by mutual accord, per a note from the Socialist National headquarters. Coolidge’s secretary said the Republican nominee was busy with college commencements and had not yet seen the letter.
Government Buys Silver for Mints
The Mint announces purchase of 108000 ounces of silver at one dollar an ounce for delivery to New York Philadelphia and San Francisco. The purchase, disclosed by the Mint director, supports mint operations in those cities.
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Washington
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Mint
Secretary Baker Appointed Chairman of Power Board
Secretary Baker was named by President Wilson to chair the board created to carry out the water power bill. Secretaries Meredith and Payne were named as members of the board. Also notes a ball game at Frontier Park on Sunday June 27 at 8 p.m. U.P. Store vs Car Shop admission 25 cents with streetcar service.
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Wasitiington
Baker
Wilson
Meredith and
Payne
Frontier Park
U.P
Candidacy Agreement Ahead of July Local Elections
Reports say parties have agreed on General Alvaro Onforo for president while General Pasqual Ortiz Tuiblo takes leave as minister to resume Mirehoreéan governorship during local elections set for July 4. The Chamber of Deputies ratified presidential election dates. a Monarch range plane and address are listed for sale.
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Alvaro
Pasqual Ortiz Tuiblo
Conmuuiicistions
Mirehoreéan
Democrats
Chamber of Deputies
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