Diplomats in Midst of Efforts in Tokyo
The piece notes the death of Ambassador Bancroft and the impact on Chinese negotiations. It details Kellogg's regrets and implies U S efforts to arrange body repatriation from Japan. Edwin L. Neville becomes chargé d affaires in Tokyo, handling Chinese talks while a successor is awaited.
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Tokio
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China
Bancroft
Edwin L. Neville
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Long Funeral Train Carried Bryan Escort to Washington
The funeral party for William Jennings Bryan moves from Dayton to Washington by Southern Railway with a stop in Chattanooga and a procession of relatives including Ruth Owen and Major Reginald Owen. Services in Washington to be held at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church with details to be finalized on arrival. Legion guards and uniformed officers provided a solemn public viewing at Bryan home.
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Bryan's Resignation From Wilson Cabinet Highlighted
Josephus Daniels praised William Jennings Bryan describing him as sincere and power driven for the commonwealth. The note notes Bryan resigned after Wilson favored war, with Lansing appointed in his place on June 28, 1915. Daniels recalls Bryan's long friendship and Wilson's respect despite disagreements.
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Japanese Women Seek Right To Practice Law
Tokyo June 28 The Associated Press reports Japanese women advocating to practice law in imperial courts. A Woman Suffrage party bill would place women on equal footing with male barristers. A party leader argues women are capable, better at handling crime and domestic issues, and not prone to sentimentality.
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Irony of GM Victim of Flood Recovered
Great Falls reports the body of Chrissie Ricker seven found after eighteen days buried under debris nearly a mile below the Silver Dyke dam where the July 10 breach occurred after an early day quake. The body of Margaret Elen Ricker, buried with her sister, was recovered the day after the tragedy. Workers have since cleared tons of debris to locate the elder child.
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Flight to Hayrats Set for September
In San Francisco on July 28, the Associated Press reports the navy plans a 2200 mile seaplane flight from California to Hawaii, scheduled to start September 1 if weather allows. Rear Admiral J. L. Dayton, head of the 12th Naval District, confirmed receipt of word from Captain Stanford Moses in Honolulu that the date is nearly fixed.
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Greatest Show on Earth to Visit Helena in August
The Ringslog Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus announces a two daily show in Helena on Tuesday August 18. An army of 60 billposters, three publicity cars and multiple banner brigades promote a spectacle with five rings, six stages, 1600 personnel, 350 horses, five elephant herds, a vast menagerie and hundreds of acts in 1926.
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Avalanche Thriller Opens At Marlow With White Desert
A dramatic avalanche sequence marks the opening of The White Desert at the Marlow theater for a two day run. Reginald Barker directs a strong cast led by Claire Windsor Pat O Malley Robert Frazer in a tale of a railroad effort to tunnel the Rockies with Monte M Katterson adapting from Courtney Riley Lohier Looper and Lew Lipton providing comedy relief. Percy Hilburn was the photographer.
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Catholic protest at immigration laws mirrors founding ideals
Rev Joseph Corrigan of Overbrook Seminary warned at a national Hibernians convention that education must connect faith and science and condemned immigration restrictions as anti democratic. He critiqued a Spartan spirit eroding democracy and cited Tennessee trial as evidence of anti freedom and godless schooling. President Green denounced textile wage cuts as unjust. An instrument blending violin and cello was unveiled by Prof Karapetoff at Cornell.
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Kidnaping Case Renewed As Mother Arrested in Texas
San Antonio July 23 Mrs Virginia Canadas mother of Roscoe Canaday Jr was arrested on a fugitive warrant in connection with the kidnapping and awaiting extradition in New York for taking her child.
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Steel magnate willing to take miners' risks
Seattle report recalls James A Farrell, head of United States Steel, visiting a coal mine and telling workers gas conditions were risks but safe for him. Nathan Eckstein relays Farrell’s tale at the National Foreign Trade council event to illustrate the executive’s stance on mine safety and company property.
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Ming
Coolidge favors FTC function despite abolition calls
President Coolidge says the federal trade commission has a useful function and is met with sympathy toward suggestions it be abolished. The report notes automatic electric switches handle trains reaching Grand Central Terminal, with about 7300 people served daily.
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Slain American Rancher In Harbin Region By Bandits
Victim William Morgan Palmes of Plattsburg New York was killed by Chinese bandits at a ranch near Harbin China while running an experimental farm and organizing the Manebsmia Development Co. Consular reports note a ransom demand in money and cartridges for Dr Harvey J Howard of the Rockefeller hospital in Peking, captured over a week earlier at the Manchurian ranch of Palmer.
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French debt parley to be set back again
In Ranbouillet France the French finance team plan delayed Washington talks over the U S debt until London talks with British experts show clearer progress The Washington delegation may be named in 10 days to two weeks and London talks began yesterday. Depot Drug Store robbery nets $150 after two men bind clerk and flee.
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Mont lodge honors fourth 50 year veteran jewel
At the J O O F Temple Montana Lodge No 1 awarded William LaReau a 50 year veteran jewel. C E Rathbun presented the honor. others honored were Joseph Beaudry Louis Stadler Louis Kaufman and upcoming William Johns. About 150 Odd Fellows attended with visitors from Sinais and North Dakota.
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Personal notices list residents arriving and traveling
The column lists numerous individuals from Butte and nearby towns visiting Helena or traveling to destinations such as Seattle Portland Los Angeles and Glacier Park. Names include R A Ackles R H Barclay J A Peterson Crandall W Dickson C Kruse Jack Marmon L Robertson L Schemen W L Totten Helena and Great Falls figures attend events at the Placer and Harvey hotels with multiple departures and arrivals noted.
Funeral Arrangements Pending for Windsor Resident
Windsor news reports 49 year old Holgate Des of Windsor died yesterday at St Peter's hospital after months of illness. Arrangements await relatives' advice. body at Flaherty and Knobler's chapel. Holgate born August 23 1873 in Castletown St. On: worked for Montana telephone company, later in McIntosh Minnesota as pastor of Congregational church, health forced resignation, later joined Masonry in North Star Judge Glasgow. member of Helena Judge No 3 and Acacia Brotherhood. Unmarried. only local relative Frank L. Hart of Malta.
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Girl Marries on Brink of Grave in Laugh Filled Mix Up
A lively farce follows a young girl who weds a mysterious suitor on the verge of death and faces romantic turmoil. Jim, her devoted beau, seethes as she marries another, prompting his clever tricks to spark more comedy and a theatrical fade-out.
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Mail and air service restored between Stockholm and Helsinki
Stockholm and Helsingfors the capital of Finland have been resumed for mail passenger and light freight. Every second day a hydroplane will make the trip between Stockholm and Helsinki.
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