American Stand on Far East Powers Duly Told
Washington reports that the United States has informed the nine powers that approved the nine power treaty to unite in a Chinese customs conference and in a commission to study extraterritorial questions. The move aims to prevent misunderstandings and ensure all negotiators know Washington’s position, reducing potential conflicts. France was the last to be advised by the State Department about U.S. attitude toward China and the timing of any negotiations on foreign treaty privileges in China.
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Washington
Associated Press
Itas
Nege Rators
France
Trance
State Department
China
Faris
Condemned man leads prison breakout in Nebraska
Walter R Simmons former Ballatine cow hand and sheriff deputy denied a commute to the electric chair by the state pardons board sparked a penitentiary riot. He attacked guards with a knife wounded one and unlocked cells enabling four inmates to reach a corridor before guards restored order.
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Lincoln Neb
Associated Press
Walter R Simmons
State Pardons Board
Montana Elks Parade Show Impresses at Convention
In Portland on July 16 the Montana Elks capered through a grand parade with bands from Great Falls Lewistown and Helena. Sheriff Barnes and secretary Gabbon led Helena lodge efforts, Billings and Billings bands dazzled crowds, and Lewistown’s band earned praise. Helena lodge placed second for a standout entry featuring Beh Hanson and a cub bear, as heat and crowds marked the event.
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fSpecit
Greatalls Pullings
Bute
Lewistown
Montana
Fidel
Monelas Tint Barnes
Pewis End Yark County
Ray Gabbon
Heleni Ths Lodge
Helena Lodge
Garner Bryant Sarge
Keller Sagh Adar
Helena
MeNamee
MeNamec
Portland
Palm Beach
Billings Pilly
Winne
Lewistons
Edward Brassey
Eway Fowl
Bill
Antlers
Charles S Vivian
Vivian
Diamond City
Brassey
Speian
Man Hany
Southey
Beh Hanson
Ulus
Simla Hears From Roosevelt Outfit
A radio message from Simla reports that members of the James Simpson Roosevelt expedition into central Asia for the Tibet Museum of Clucagm are safe, underway, and expected to reach Yarkand soon.
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Kimla
India
Associated Preas
Ron Kughgar
James Simpson Roosevelt
Tieth Museum of Clucagm
Yarkand
West End forest fires die down in Montana areas
Fires in forest districts near Missoula and mountains around Geyser ease after two days of improving conditions. A 12 man crew from Superior WR Willey joined fire fighters at Big River to combat a blaze while 20 men work Martin Creek in the Little Belt region.
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Missoula
Great Falls
Willey
Jefferson Forest
Big River
Lewis and Clerk Forest
Martin Creek
Tittle Belt Mountains
Geyser
Wholesale Prices Rise Amid Broad Commodity Increase
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the weighted index of wholesale prices for 404 commodities rose from 393.2 in May to 417.4 in June. Strong price advances appeared in cattle hogs hay potatoes fuel and wood while declines were seen in corn wheat rye and milk.
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Associated Press
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Department
Wheat rate fight opens before Interstate Commission
Hearings began in district court chambers with attorneys for Great Northern Northern Pacific Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railways and Duluth Minneapolis Montana millers opposing Montana Wheat Demands premium. Eastern interests seek to remove export differential favoring Pacific coast shipping, arguing Montana wheat quality and premiums justify higher coast prices. Continuation of suspension for 60 days pending decision, with Montana hard winter wheat cited as high quality for bakers. Continued on Page Four.
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Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee and St Paul
Duluth
Minneapol
Montana
Montans Railroad
Pacific Coast
Bronson Jewell
Interstate Commerce
County Court House
Havre
Billings
Raroids
Tate
Pacific
Commission
Montana Wheat
Minneapolis
C Tanderover
Seouth
Minneapolis Mills
Minnesota
South Makota
Caport
Oregon
Washington
Five Die in Home Blast Near Nis Farm
Initial investigations consider theories of a bomb placed inside the home of YG and Kroeder on a Nis farm, after a blast killed Schroeder and four family members in Liehenge. Daughters Maryrite 24 and Sirah 21, sons Tanz 17 and Arnald 16, and Mrs Schroeder injured at Tilisborehana.
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Tweedley
Cal
Associated Press
YG & Kroeder
Schroeder
Nis Fami
Liehenge
Maryrite
Sirah
Tans
Arnald
SEN BORA TAKES SLAP AT VIE PRESIDENT
Senator Bora criticizes Vice President and Senate rules in a roasted speech. The remarks target current policy on settlement drives and land projects, with slang exchanges and jabs at Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work. The speech follows attempts to set new Senate roles and cautious replies from the White House.
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VIE
Tiler
Danes Cannenite
Nis
Interier
Mubert
Idaho
Wham 2
Bork Datas
Senate
French Airmen Bomb Abd Likrims Pifflans Areas
A French communique reports that French aviators bombed assemblages of Abd Likrims Pifflans in the Vittland district around Al Aicha and near Tah Morar in the Teroual region, delivering air strikes claimed by the French forces.
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Marecco
Cb Associated Press
Abd Likrims
Vittland
Teroual
al- Aicha
Tah Morar
Copper Mine at Cananea Caves Reported by AP
A Foreign AP message from Nogales Arizona reports a shaft incident at Cananea Consolidated Copper Co in Sonora. Details are scarce and no fatalities or specifics were confirmed.
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Cananea Caves
Nogales
Arizona
Associated Press
Clorf
Palent Nepales Sonora
Capac
Cananet Consolidated ¢ Spper Company
Sananea
Sanoit Woexiso
Contan
Fort Yulon Alaska in Grip of Flu Crisis
National headquarters of the Protestant Episcopal Church received a report from Bishop Rowe about the influenza outbreak in Fort Yulon. The communication notes rising cases among residents and calls for regional health measures and aid coordination.
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Fort Yulon
Alaska
Qeleetin
Piscopal Church
Mieke
Hishop Rowe
Eid
Dawson
Crick Nares
Chicago gang violence and arrests flood headlines
Two robbers died and a third was wounded in Chicago as a slave trader and an ex convict faced murder and robbery charges. Police described a gang war with killings tied to the Genna brothers and a police shooting that killed Tory Campagna. Vincent Crucer was arrested with a pistol at the state attorney’s office. Walter Krauser was sentenced to hang for slaving a police officer, and Pernarl Grant’s murder led to an execution tally.
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Chicago
Genna
Stephen Wagner
Vincent Crucer
Ciena Wank
States Attorneys Office
Romania Eyes Foreign Experts to Discuss War Aid
The Bucharest government plans to send a commission of experts to the United States for talks on funding wartime needs. A cabinet meeting was reported as newspapers described plans to obtain foreign assistance amid ongoing economic strains and clouded skies over the capital.
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Romania
Bucharest
Associated Press
Rail Pool Plans Gain Approval With Hughes Backing
The Milwaukee and St Paul routes face a reorganization plan praised by Hughes supporters. Deposits and securities were noted as eligible for return, while rate resistance and interstate commerce concerns are addressed. The plan aligns with Hughes retention and a new election for the Hughes position within the restructuring group.
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Szomon
Paul Stock
Asgetty
Plar
Hughes
Heir to Millions to Get Coin at Last
Court of Appeals decision in New York strengthens Mary Casey Thorne's status as guardian of her son Wolfe Thorne Jr. age three. She seeks appointment and confirms a substantial trust fund, with grandfather Samuel Thorne previously named in the will to provide about 1.8 million and income from a 2.09 million fund, totaling roughly 7 million for the boy. The case centers on family dispute and legal guardianship, with proceedings continuing and reporters awaiting updates at Mrs. Alice Larkle's Denver home.
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New York
Cistom
Court of Appeals
Appany
Mary Casey Thorne
Wolfer Thorne
Willish
Ruudlan
Tool Wolfe
Weir
Min Thorne
Tiehs Oising
Denver
Oncome
Samuel Thorne
Jsamea Jfu
Central western regional advisers board meeting this morning
A central western regional advisers board meeting is held today to discuss policy and planning. The session covers access to services and cautions about market developments affecting community projects.
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Ross Fanha Daly
cPy
Central Western Regional Advisers Board
Court vies to bar scientific testimony in Scopes trial
Judge Raulaten weighs whether expert evidence on evolution may be admitted in the Scopes trial as Bryan Maline and Dudley Malone urge openness. State moves to exclude scientists, arguing the act permits no interpretation by experts and aims to keep the Bible’s teaching intact. The jury remains deliberating as proceedings extend into the day.
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Ralston
Bryan Va Malone
Sever
Walliam Jennings Brean
Dudley
Maroie
Bryan
Oar
Ti Macnard
Meteal
Coe
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Mide
Stewart
Enchide
Coalunen Ig
Reprieve for Scott Brother Confesses Slayer
Russell Scott, jailed for the murder of a drug store clerk during a holdup, received a two week reprieve from Governor Len Small. His brother admitted to firing the fatal shot and Scott initially pleaded guilty before changing to a plea of not guilty. The case centers on the April murder at the drugstore and the subsequent appeal filed by relatives and friends.
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Chicago
Russell Scott
Knotlegger
Rabber
Len Small
Robert
Fred
Robert Maurer
Ford bid wich on 260 vessels to be scrapped
The Fleet Corporation opened bids for 260 ships to be salvaged and scrapped. Orca Yower Company of Bar Harbor Maine, represented by YG Wilson, submitted an offer around 2.544 million dollars, but the bid lacked required certification and was deemed unqualified. The Torch tender was several hundred thousand dollars higher than other cash offers.
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Wai Vision
Fleet Corporaty
Ap Cfer
YG Wilson
Bar Harbor Maine
Orca
Two Drowned at St Marys Lake Tragedy Reported
A local newspaper details a double drowning at St Marys Lake near Mass, noting two men found unresponsive in the water and later pronounced dead. No names or precise times are confirmed. Authorities investigate possible boating and safety factors at the scene.
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Mass Lake
Searon
Mane
Mary
New Plans To Enforce Booze Law
Assistant Secretary Andrews advances an enforcement plan for prohibition with a six to eleven man administrator team. He will study border blockades in New York and Vermont and finalizes regulations for industrial alcohol withdrawals to take effect August 1. Senator Watson backs the plan, warning hard enforcement requires stronger law provisions.
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Associated Press
Andrews
Windrews
Watson
Indiana
Mir. Watson
Mer Andress
Miss Harrison Fails in Channel Swim Attempt
Miss Harrison, a young swimmer, entered the Channel crossing but could not complete the long swim. After eight hours and 97 minutes in the cold water, she was pulled from the water, reflecting on her experience and her determination to try again.
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Harrison
Titan Carryson
AtaArre
Jerry Cape Uers
District Powwow on Proposed Rate Boosts
Public utilities commissioners from Arizona and neighboring states met at Wintermountin to discuss proposed rate increases by western railroads. The meeting aims to map out a regional plan for intrastate rate hikes and the investigation led by LC OC follows concerns from Arizona, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico, and Montana.
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Mr Betts
Arizon
Colorado
Wyoning
Utah
Washo New Mesto
Montana
Western Railroads
LC Oc
Public Utilities Commissions
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