Stricken Gallatin Valley seeks funds for school rebuild
After a devastating earthquake struck Manhattan Three Forks Logan and Willow Creek four districts bonded to the limit face shattered school buildings and housing. A Montana-wide appeal is organized with state officials guiding a reconstruction plan to shelter a thousand children this fall.
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Gallatin Valley
Independent
Manhattan
Three Forks
Logan
Willow Creek
Helena
State Land Board
Rotary Club
State Board of Examiners
Montana
Overnor Erickson
Foot
Stewart
Unite States
Erickson
California scientist cave ihar Santa Barbara Trai
A fragmentary report from Santa Barbara describes a California scientist and a cave exploration. The text mentions nature as a focus and a reconstructive effort related to a flattened Hermes. Details are unclear and few names or dates are readable.
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California
Ihar
Santa Barbara
Premier Painleve Defends France Policy On Mu raven Crisis
Premier Painleve told the chamber of deputies that the Haf offensive was not begun by Abd-el-Krim and charged the government policy accordingly. He spoke firmly on the Mu raven situation, insisting the move was not initiated by the Moroccan rebel leader.
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Painleve
France
Chamber of Deputies
Muraven
Moscow ties blamed by Painleve for Soviet treachery
The passage accuses the Soviet government of double dealing through the third Internationale, arguing France signed a peace treaty with Moscow yet faces charges of treachery. It notes Germany and possibly the Moslem world backing Moorish fighters, and warns nonrecognition nations to pause before recognizing the Soviets. It also remarks on a past wets and drys reorganization of enforcement.
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Moscow
France
Pashleve
Germany
Morocco
Russia
Painleve
Kiss Price Goes Wild as 18 Year Old Sues Merchant
Della Wisner, 18, sued merchant Jacob Lishinsky for 10000 after he kissed her at his office. Jury awarded six cents in damages, sparking debate on jury fairness and the value of a kiss amid tax and political notes.
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New York
Della Wisner
Jacob Lishinsky
Jacob
Della
A Reflection on Self-Government and Bureaucracy
The Lewistown Democrat-News editors urge Fourth of July readers to critique how self government is practiced in America. They warn that expanding central federal control erodes liberty and that increased bureaucratic oversight costs bearing and undermines republican ideals. The piece cites Washington bureaus, costs rising from 20,000 to 200,000 annually, and laments perceived overreach by the central government.
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Oraers
America Republic
Washington
Bureaucraes
Pire
Tay
Ro Marchaltee
Ineiferent Mathernal Piawin
Cpe Dirouragnig
Hannibal to Honor Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn in Bronze
Washington report notes Hannibal Missouri residents donate funds for a bronze monument at Cardiff Hill to celebrate Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. The piece details site history, local landmarks, and Twain connections, including Mark Twain's Cave and Cave Hollow routes, with Mr and Mrs Henige A. Mahia and son Danny as donors.
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Washington, D.C
Hawmibal
Missouri
Mark Twain
Fiensge A. Mahia
Danny
Cardiff Hill
Hannibal
Second Street
Lolliday’s
Ikeo
Gardiff Hill
Tom and
Phurk
Joe Harper
Tom Sawyer
Hay
Douglas
Robinson
Tom
Robin
Huck
Lajun
Mulf Porter
Old Town
Hannibal Huck Finn
Cave Hollow
Injun Joe
Mack
T. Cameron
Dawes
Memorial planned for Tom and Huck near the hill
An article describes a proposed memorial depicting Tom and Huck in ragged clothes and barefoot, leaving Huck behind as Tom seeks his fortune. It would be placed forty to fifty feet above the street to overlook Mark Twain’s settings, with trees and weeds replacing earlier flora and a block and tackle needed for access.
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Tom
Huck
Mark Twain
Cardiff
Judge Kennedy and Teapot Dome in Who's Who Entry
A Philadelphia Recover item discusses Federal Judge T Blake Kennedy from the Teapot Dome case and his political ties. It notes his roles as District Judge in Wyoming and Republican official ties and references past scandals involving Fall and Daugherty.
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T. Blake Kennedy
Teapot Dome
Navy
Harry Sinclair
Kennedy
Thomas Blake
Wyoming
Vols
District of
Wreoming
Harding
Albert B. Fall
Little
Green House
IV Street
Daugherty
Jesse Smith
New Mexico
Philadelphia
Doheny War Fear Debated With Pacfic Conference Dates Mixed
New York reports reveal government counsel and officials dispute Doheny’s claim that war danger prompted oil deals. Pomerene and Roberts say treaties were signed before the Doheny contracts. dates from 1921 to 1922 are cited. The Times notes pacific arms talks likely emerged after Britain’s invitation and Harding’s Mayflower trip influenced the conference call.
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New York
Associated Press
Edward L. Doheny
Pacific
New York Times Today
Air Bease
Doheny
Washington
Atlee Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
Senate
Mr. Doheny
Mr. Pomerene
the Times
Harding
Great Britain
Far E East
Times
Harvey
Chequers Court
Lloyde George
British Promulgate New Rules For Life Saving
London June 10 Associated Press New Board of Trade regulations for life saving apparatus on ships take effect July A motor boat with wireless and searchlights must be carried on vessels with more than 15 lifeboats If no motor boat but more than 10 lifeboats one boat must have wireless All foreign going ships must carry one pound of condensed milk per person in addition to existing water and biscuits requirements
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London
Associated Press
Board of Trade
Irish Shipping Interests to Start Sea School
Dublin June 1 By the Associated Press a conference of ship owners brokers and others interested has decided to establish a school of navigation. The private school which hitherto met this need has been closed since last February. It will train seamen and ship officers for masters and mates certificates and also provide instruction for fishermen seeking certificates as skippers and second hands and for boys wishing to pursue a general career.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Trial jury in Atlanta prison case stalls before verdict
The jury in the J J Fletcher and Thomas Fingden conspiracy case at the Atlanta federal prison failed to reach a verdict after nine hours of deliberations, leaving jurors locked up for the night as they weigh the alleged plot to accept bribes from wealthy borrowers.
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Atlanta
Cindaly
Algor Slated
J. J. Fletcher
Thomas P. Fingden
Prion
Linving
Selena
Answers to Questions Answers to Questions
Washington Information Bureau answers readers questions on passports, clothing budgets, U.S. imports, immigration, road systems, meat consumption, legal terms, theater openings, and vessel signaling. The column features multiple Q and A items with figures and facts, citing agencies and dates where applicable.
Smoot Tax Fight Faces Utah Senator
The Wichita Eagle notes Senator Reed Smoot of Utah backs a broad tax cut but opposes exemptions for small incomes. It argues cutting rates on the very rich must be balanced against revenue losses from lower taxes on those earning under 3000 a year, citing 1923 figures. A cable from New York to Rome is mentioned in a separate note.
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Utah
Smoot
Ameat
Balderdasit
Mitch
Wichita Eagle
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