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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
7
A two year old boy is described as 1x months old when taken by a rich couple through a deceptive adoption. The piece argues for a one year probation period to protect both baby and family, citing experts who warn against placing infants with uncertain antecedents in private homes.
Myrtle Fahrney seventeen year old heiress from Oak Park ran away from Chicago Latin School and disappeared for hours. Her family alerted Oak Park police and detective bureau as she wandered the city streets. She was found exhausted near Twenty second street and Sacramento boulevard and taken to Lawndale station.
Veterans plan a monument to Col Elmer F Ellsworth first Union officer killed in the Civil War remembered for organizing the Ellsworth Zouaves in Chicago and Springfield He assisted Lincoln and led Zouaves to seize a Confederate flag at Alexandria before his death May 28 1861.
Mrs Delia Akeley sails for British East Africa and Uganda to collect big game specimens and study life in native villages. She will travel solo with a caravan of 50 natives, aims to photograph antelope, and live among about thirty tribes while conducting field research for the Brooklyn museum.
Seventeen year old St Paul socialite and esthetic dance student Miss Bernice Fetsch demonstrates her hurdle waltz a dance requiring strength and endurance. She conceived the routine after watching a University of Minnesota field meet featuring hurdle events.
Fred J. Kent outlines a plan presented at the Rome International Chamber of Commerce calling for Europe to implement economic reforms and accept partial Allied debt cancellation in exchange for American financial support. The aim is to restore European buying power, boost American trade, and settle reparations with a stabilizing loan to Germany, contingent on Congress backing negotiations.
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