Reorganization Plan For Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail
The complete plan for the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad reorganization under receivership is revealed. It contemplates exchanging over 464 million dollars in securities to fund short term debts including government loans. Preferred stock to be assessed at 28 dollars a share and common at 22 dollars. Protective committees representing bonds and stocks approve the plan. Completion aimed within three months of receivers’ appointment.
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New York
Associated Press
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Kuhn, Loch and Company
National City Company
St. Paul
Stillman Appealed Divorce Denied by Higher Court
Albany June 2 The court of appeals denied James Stillman’s appeal to reopen his divorce suit from Mrs Anna A Stillman. It upheld adultery findings, barred the divorce, and avoided ruling on the child's legitimacy Baby Guy. The decision also modified the lower court judgment by removing references to legitimacy.
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Albany
Associated Press
Court of Appel Today
James Stillman
New York
Anna A. Stillman
Tower Court
William S. Andrews
Guy” Stillman
Tourists Begin to Enter Yellowstone
Tourists flocked to Yellowstone Park on the first day of automobile travel, with 98 cars six motorcycles and two horseback parties entering through north and west gates for a total of 253 persons. The report from Superintendent Horace M Albright noted that half the states participated in the opening day traffic.
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Associated Press
Livingston
States of the Union
Yellowstone Park
Sapt
Horace M. Albright
Shanghai agitators call for Miksa to rise and wipe out foreigners
Shanghai dispatch reports student and labor protests spreading into the eastern district of Hongkew as whip-wielding mobs threaten foreigners. Police dispersed the crowds. shots fired from rooftops wounded American dentist Thomas G. McMartin and killed his horse. Radical Kuomintang factions and Moscow-linked supporters are alleged to back the movement. the central government’s stance remains unclear.
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Shanghai
Miksa
Associated Press
Mnil
Hongkew Creek
Broadway
Tuan Chi-fui
Peking
Moscow
Kuomin
Gtang
Sun Yat-Sen
American Volunteer Corps
Thomas G. McMartin
McMartin
Slaying of Florence Kane Trail Opens in Brooklyn
In New York on June 2 thousands lined Brooklyn streets for Florence Kane funeral procession. Mrs Mary Rogers described a white youth seen fleeing the Montgomery Street lot where the body was found, hinting at a possible shift from the hero suspect theory. Store owner Anna Rubin noted earlier odd conduct by a man who asked about the rumpus and claimed a girl was arrested for loitering. Police issued notices to pawnbrokers to watch for a gold wrist watch and opal rosary beads missing from the body. A Negro named William Brassfield was arrested and charged with homicide in connection with the murder.
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New York
Associated Press
Florence Kane
Brooklyn
Mary Rogers
Anna Rubin
Montgomery Street
Tolice
Mssling
William Brassfield
No Complications in Weeks Crisis
Boston June 2 bulletin signed by physicians reports Secretary Weeks remains in critical condition after surgery but notes no complications have occurred. The statement emphasizes steady status despite gravity of the illness and provides no new adverse developments.
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Boston
Weeks
Dunghine Girl 10 Wed Her Affinit
Dorothy Anderson and Edward J. Sailstad, both under state supervision, sought a marriage license in Fondulac Wisconsin after a two year love compact formed while serving sentences. Sailstad, recently paroled, arrived at Taycheedah Industrial School for Women with an official as the couple requested a special dispensation.
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Fondulac
Marshall Uses NCI President Attends National Obituary
Thomas Riley Marshall former vice president died of a heart attack in Washington. President Coolidge and officials paid tribute. Marshall's body to travel to Indianapolis for Thursday funeral with Masonic rites. Widow Mrs Marshall endures prolonged parting after nearly 30 years of marriage.
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Washington
Associated Press
Thomas Riley Marshall
United States
Indianapolis
Crown Hill
William F Word Mining Engineer Dies in Helena
William F Word a noted Helena mining engineer died at his home on Parks Avenue of a cerebral hemorrhage at 11 20 last night after a 10 day illness. Born December 29 1881 in Oregon Missouri he trained at Kemper school Booneville and the University of Michigan graduating as a mining engineer in 1883. He was chief engineer at the Gatton mine in Butte for five years and lived in Helena for 29 years. He belonged to multiple Masonic bodies the Knights Templar the Scottish Rite the Elk Lodge and Montana Pioneers as well as professional societies including AI ME and the National Geographic Society.
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Wham
Foster Word
Helena
Parks Avenue
Mer Word
Mr. Word
Samuel
Sarah Margaret Word
Montana Territory
Tie
Oregon
Missouri
Fort Benton
Virginia
Gatton
Butte
Ward
Kemper School
Booneville
Montana
Iranklin
Utah
Brigham Young
Weden
University of Michigan
Europe
Helena Lodge No
A. F. and
A.M
Great Credit to Italy Announced
New York reports a $50 million revolving credit arranged by J. P. Morgan and Company to stabilize Italian exchange. The facility, backed by the Italian government and banks, aims to support the lire and fund possible exchange stabilization measures. The move follows a rate increase by the Bank of Italy and sent the market rallying, with other currencies firming.
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New York
Associated Press
J. B. Morgan and Company
Halian Exchange
Financial
Italy
Thomas W. Lament
Morgan
Bank of Italy
Ittalian
Bank of Naples
Bank of Sicily
Amazing Operations of Three Women Burglars
Three women entered the home of Mrs. Bertha Peed in Kansas City and robbed her of $38. One robber produced a pistol and ordered another to hold the victim while Lilian searched her, with the trio making a quick exit.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Bertha Peed
Elsie
Bessie
Lillian
Mrs. Peed
Gov Nellie Ross to Be Boy Scout in Wyoming
Cheyenne Wyoming June 2 Governor Nellie Tayloe Ross will take the scout oath at a boy scout court of honor Friday night becoming the first woman boy scout in the organization’s history. Her youngest son Bradford is a scout.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Ross
Bradford
Death of Osborne Caused by Storm on Ranch
Arthur W. Oxborne, 31, was instantly killed on his ranch two miles east of Bozeman during an electrical storm with hail when his team ran away, throwing him from the wagon. He struck his head and died before a physician arrived. Besides his widow, five children survive.
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Bozeman, Jimes
Arthur W. Oxborne
Ile
Heat Wave Grips Nation With Deaths Across U S
A heat wave spreads from the East to the West with temperatures surging to record highs. In Philadelphia the mercury reaches 95 degrees causing prostrations. New York reports three heat deaths and 13 total prostrations over two days. Northern New Jersey records another heat death as Rochester reports its hottest day. A drowning occurs as a boy seeks relief from the heat. Rain and cool air arrive from the Rockies to the Great Lakes, with two deaths from wind disturbances in Iowa and Nebraska and tornado damage in Kansas and Iowa.
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Associated Press
White Rock Springs
Wyo
North Central
Middlewest
East
Philadelphia
New York
New Jer
Rochester
Rockies
Great Lakes
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Glenwood
McPherson
May Send Party to Dbek Explorer
Oligo Norway June 2. Lt Lutzow Holm to lead relief party for Amundsen Ellsworth polar expedition. Plan to depart Tor tan Christiana Fjord for Spitzbergen next Friday. Veterans Sven Brun and Idé Tlassen with four mechanics, using modified Wansa Brand venburgs. Dr Charcot offers to organize a French relief expedition.
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Oligo
Norway
Associated
Tress
Vorten
Lutzow Holm
California
Molm
Tor' Tan
Christiana Fjord
Spitzbergen
Tlalm
Both Sides Rest in Frazier Case
Minneapolis June 2 Both sides in the Arthur Lopez Frasier case rested after the federal court adjourned. The plaintiffs alleged Lopez Frasier is Arthur Frazier, son of Rev and Mrs Charles Frasier, Indian missionaries of Winner D. The government contends Frazier was killed in France during World War I.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
Arthur Lopez-Fravier
Arthur Frazier
Attris Pees
Lopez-Frazier
Charles Frazier
Winner
Frazier
France
Senator Walsh Praised as Democratic Presidential Timber
A banquet at the Placer hotel honored U.S. Senator T. J. Walsh of Montana as a leading Democratic presidential timber for 1928. Charles Hartman praised Walsh as a world figures and Hartman noted the 1928 convention would draft him. Governor Erickson presided as toastmaster and former Governor Stewart lauded Walsh’s national prominence and Montana distinction. Walsh will study the League of Nations and world court in Europe as Congress contemplates the issue next winter.
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Charles S. Hartman
Bozeman
Ecuador
United States
T. J. Walsh
Placer Hotel
Montana
Hartman
Walsh
Erickson
John E. Erickson
8. W. Stewart
Congress
Senate
Europe
League of Nations
Stewart
America
Estate Left by Dan G. O Shea in Spokane
Daniel G. Oshea, longtime president of the Federal Land Bank, died in Chicago last month. His will, filed for probate, leaves the over $157000 estate to widow Eleanor and their three minor children, including substantial property in Montana, with other property details noted. The Cairo report states all defendants in the Sir Lee Stack assassination trial were found guilty of murder.
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Spokane
Daniel G. O'Shea
Federal Land Bank
Chicago
Inswill
Eleanor O'Shea
Amontana
Cairo
Egapr
Associated Press
Lee Stack
Sir
Dar
Union of Railmen Names Lee Again In Cleveland Convention
Waitham C. Tee, president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, was reelected for three years at the triennial convention in Cleveland. W.N. Doak of Washington and J. A. Farqueharson of Long Beach were also reelected to key posts as first and second vice presidents respectively.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Waitham CG. Tee
Brotherhood of Railroad
W.N. Doak
Washington
J. A. Farqueharson
Long Beach
Cali
Press Agent Plot Receives Setback
Los Angeles police arrested three men Saturday for allegedly plotting to kidnap film star Marx Mickford. Attorney Keyes ordered the affair aired before the county grand jury. Defense says arrests and confessions are a frame up by police informers. grand jury to investigate any tangible evidence of a kidnapping plot.
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Los Angeles
Keyes
Marx Mickford
Ilemen
House of David King Sued for Shaming Girl
In Benton Harbor a $200,000 suit against the House of David colony was filed in circuit court by Mr and Mrs Peter Johnson of St Joseph parents of Lavina Johnson Stegner a former dancer at the colony amusement park They allege Benjamin Purnell the fugitive leader disgraced their daughter and that the family’s distress caused illness. In Chicago half of the jury to try William D Shepherd for the murder of William N McClintock was in sight with four jurors sworn and two more veniremen nearly accepted.
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House of David
King
Benton Harbor
Associated Press
Peter Johnson
St. Joseph, Mich
Lavina Johnson Stegner
Ment Park
S. Johnson
Benjamin Purnell
Flense of David
Chicase
Associated Fress
William Dd, Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Berlin awaits expected German disarmament note
Berlin fears an imminent note from the Allies detailing Germany s failure to disarm as required by Versailles. The foreign office expects to receive it Thursday while officials avoid discussing its contents. Analysts link the note to Cologne evacuation, the Ruby question, and a Western Europe security pact, with possible impacts on the government of Chancellor Luther.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Foreign Office
Willhelmstrasse
Council of Ambassadors
Paris
London
Reichstag
Cologne
Europe
Bible Marathon Concludes In Yucaipa Readers Finish Gospels
In Yucaipa California the Bible marathon ended after more than 48 hours of scripture reading begun by Rev E B Raley of First Methodist. About 130 church members took turns, each resuming where the previous reader left off as they traversed the four gospels and began Pauls epistle to the Hebrews.
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Yucaipa
Calif
Associated Press
E. B. Raley
First Methodist
Sponsae
San Bernardino
Raley
Roosevelt Party Arrives in Asia for Central Expedition
The Roosevelt party led by Theodore Roosevelt and Vermit Roosevelt, aboard the James Surpsan-Tiel museum expedition, have reached Len in the Indus valley before moving toward Kashkar in eastern Turkestan. The group plans further movement into central Asia.
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Santa
India
Duns v
Umess
Classmates Remember Late Son of President
Mercrsburg Ma June 2 By the Associated Press A tribute to youth was paid by William Mann Irvine headmaster of Mercersburg Academy in an address at the unveiling of a portrait of the late Calvin Coolidge Sr son of the president Mrs Coolidge accompanied by Commander Doel Boone White House physician arrived from Washington to attend the ceremony The unveiling was part of the commencement week ceremonies The younger son of the president who died last July would have graduated from the academy tomorrow The class of 1925 presented Mrs Coolidge with a watch The watch was presented by Theron R Green of St Louis one of the class leaders a former friend of the president
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Mercrsburg
William Mann J Irvine
Mercersburg Academy
Catevin Coolidge
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