Michigan and Normal Students Clash in Campus Free for All
In Ann Arbor area incidents, three University of Michigan students ducked by normal school seniors escalated into a campus free for all. Several students received hospital attention for cuts and bruises, about 40 people ended up in a pool, and Charles G. Oakman sustained a fractured kneecap while Murnane and Lumley were treated for injuries. The feud stems from long standing tensions over social dating with normal students.
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Milanti
Mich
Associated Press
University of Michigan
Michigan State Normal School
State Normal
Charles G. Oakman
Michigan
Edward Murnane
Casper, Wye
Albert Lumley
Normal College
Murnane
Ypsilanti
Gasoline production hits record levels in US output
Washington reports April gasoline production at 60,492,115 gallons daily average 28,709,000 with record totals and higher year over year demand. Domestic consumption rises 34 percent with imports steady. refinery stocks fall for first May drop since 1920. May fuel oil and lubricants also rise with overall production increasing.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Department of the Interior
William A. Moore dies, famed old time confidence man
William A. Moore, age 62 and previously a manager for Kid McCoy, who became one of the era’s most spectacular confidence men, has died.
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New York
Associated Press
William A. Moore
Kid McCoy
Mars Warmer Than Supposed Says Astronomer
Dr. W M Slipher of Lowell Observatory says Mars is warmer than expected and has a denser atmosphere, supporting the possibility of life. He cites Coblenz radiometer readings from Marss close approach, notes the canals may be artificial, and points to polar cap fading as warming advances.
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Coblenz
Slipher
Slipker
Mars
Mother Indicted for Death of Children in Gary
Anna Cunningham of Gary Indiana was indicted by the Lake County grand jury on three counts of first degree murder for poisoning three children Isabelle 18 Charles 19 and Walter 13 whose deaths yielded insurance payouts The mother confessed she killed only the ones she loved best and attempted suicide by poison to join her husband in heaven
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Crown Point
Ind
Associated Press
Anna Cunningham
Gary
Lake County
Isabelle
Charles
Walter
Disqualification fouls end two featherweight bouts at Dexter stadium
In New York on June 4, the Associated Press reports that fouls disqualified two main bouts at Dexter stadium. Danny Kramer of Philadelphia defeated Joe Leopold of Denver by decision, while Joe Glick of Brooklyn beat Bobby Garcia of the army. All four fighters were featherweights.
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New York
Associated Press
Dexter Stadium
Danny Kramer
Philadelphia
Joe Leopold
Denver
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Bobby Garcia
Army
Oil Claims in Red River Oil Fields Hearings
Washington reports the special committee examining oil permit and lease claims in Oklahoma’s Red River fields found 13 of 64 claims equitable and recommended a payout of 1.75 million dollars to Secretary Work. The article also notes a submarine invention claim dating to 1579 and a possible early Thames test in the 17th century.
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Washington
Associated Press
Red River
Oklahoma
Work
Thames
Fear of Engtion Ends in Tragic Shooting
Russell appeared at a window and warned of a mortgage due, then fired on children in the room. He fled, later shot himself when police broke in. He survived a lung wound and told officers I made a poor job on myself. The incident ended with his custody and ongoing jail reports.
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Russel
Jil Well Comes In Sunburst Field Near Great Falls
On June 4 in the Kevin Sunburst field near Great Falls the Ohio Sunburst Norem No 3 well reached production under high gas pressure. It flowed oil at about 100 barrels per hour, sizing up as a strong rival to several larger producers recently completed.
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Great Falls
Kevin Sunburst
All Catholic Baccalaureate Sermon Set at Cathedral
Doctor Norbert C. Hoff, president of Mount St. Charles College, will deliver the annual Baccalaureate sermon to Catholic school graduates in the city at 7 50 Sunday evening in the Cathedral of St Helena. The event also marks the cathedral’s anniversary and the end of 40 hours of adoration. Mount St Charles commencement follows next Tuesday with John G Brown of Helena, partner of ex Governor S V Stewart, as orator.
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Norbert C. Hoff
Mount St. Charles College
Cathedral of
St. Helena
Mount St. Charles
John G. Brown
Helena
S. V. Stewart
Verdict in favor of Lehman in Schultz suit for damages
A jury in Judge W. H. Poorman's district court department found in favor of Charles F. Lehman, defendant, in a $2000 damages suit brought by George Schultz arising from Schultz's trespass arrest. Schultz, who alleged malice, resided in Marysville. E. D. Phelan defended him, A. P. Heywood defended Lehman.
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Charles F. Lehman
George Schultz
W. H. Poorman
S Department of the District Court
Schultz
Lehman
Marysville
E. D. Phelan
A. P. Heywood
Insurance settles as boy’s family accepts payout
Minneapolis report says Arthur Lopez-Frazier, who claimed to be Arthur Frazier, is an imposter. A federal jury ruled the real Arthur Frazier was killed in France. The Lopez-Frazier family will accept the $10,000 federal war risk insurance but insist the man is their son and plan to use the money for his care. The family's attorney announced the settlement after discussing with the parents. Also noted, educators elected at Spokane conference with L B Travis named president and D W Rockey secretary and N B Giles treasurer.
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Minneapolis
Mint
Associated Press
Arthur Lopez-Frazier
Arthur Frazier
Hy A. Schall
Frazier
Arthur Lopez
France
Charles Frazier
Schall
Mer. Schall
Arthur Frazler
Cara
Prazier
Daugter
Mary Raymond
Arthur
Jeff
Santee
Neb
Spokane
L. B. Travis
Washington State
Western States Vocational Conference
D. W. Rockey
New Mexico
N. B. Giles
Idaho
Turtle neck leads sweater styles this season
The turtle neck remains the season’s leader in sweater fashion and has spurred renewed interest in collars. This knit features a jacquard design in multi colored yarns on a dark background with plain white collar and cuffs.
University Women Plan Dinner Closing Meeting
The Helena chapter of the American Association of University Women holds its final meeting of the season at Placer Grill tonight at 6 30. Dr Frances Bradley from the state health board will speak and all expected attendees should notify Mrs W G Ferguson by phone 2138.
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Helena
American Association of University Women
Placer Grill
Frances Bradley
State Board of Health
W.G. Ferguson
Plans to finance a new Grittenden building this afternoon
Florence Crittenden home supporters gather as the circle meets this afternoon to complete plans for financing a new building. All circle members and friends of the institution are urged to attend and show support for the project.
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Florence Crittenden
Circle
Institution
Mathews urges U S focus on Europe youth social standards
Dr Basil Mathews of Geneva appeals to Americans and the world to raise social standards among high school students in southern and eastern Europe. Speaking at the Young Men’s Christian Association general assembly in Estes Park he cites European student social diseases and asserts the Negro race is advancing intellectually faster than others, predicting rapid progress in the next years.
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Estes Park
Colo
Associated Press
America
Europe
Basil Mathews
Geneva
Switzerland
Mathews
Young Men’s Christian Association
Jowebb
Independent Ice Co wins ice contract for state buildings
The Independent Ice Company owned by Miss Marguerite Greenfield secured a year long ice contract for the capitol and health and livestock buildings, awarded by State Purchasing Agent J. E. Murphy. Bid was 25 cents per hundred pounds, 15 cents lower than last year’s Helena Ice Company deal.
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Marguerite Greenfield
Capitol Building
Board of Health
State Livestock Building
J. E. Murphy
Independent Ice Company
Helena Ice Company
Holstein cattle bring high prices at national sale in Grand Rapids
Fifty nine Holstein cattle sold at an average $8763 each at the sixth national consignment sale directed by the Holstein Fresian Association of America in Grand Rapids Michigan. Total sales reached $4425? The report notes prices well above recent years and highlights the strong demand for top Holstein stock.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Associated Press
America
Holstein- Fresian Association of America
Edison 15 to Bare Family Skeleton
Thomas A Edison was ordered a private inquiry into reports that his son's mother in law narrowly faced burial among the unclaimed at Potter's Field after dying in obscurity in Bellevue hospital. Mrs Elizabeth Hayter, mother of Mrs Edison Jr, died unclaimed until a son arranged burial. An Edison assistant said the inquiry followed the report. Lucien Guitry, the French dramatic actor, died.
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New York
Associated Press
The
Evening Post
Thomas A. Edison
Potter's Field
Elizabeth Hayter
Thomas A Edison, Jr
Bellevue Hospital
Edison Laboratory
West Orange
J. D. Miller
Mr. Edison
Kidnapping Affair to Be Aired Today
Los Angeles June 4 AP six witnesses including Douglas Fairbanks actor husband of Mary Pickford were subpoenaed to testify before the county grand jury as it begins tomorrow its probe of the 200000 kidnapping plot against Mary Pickford. Two truck drivers and an automobile salesman jailed on 35000 bail. Grand jury to examine alleged plot and defense claims of a frameup.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Douglas Fairbattls
Mary Pickford
Confisgatory Rates Blamed for Plight in St Paul Bond Move
Trading began on a when issued basis for the new St Paul company securities as the stockholders face installment levies with the latter half due January 15, 1927. The mortgage bonds to stockholders opened around 61 23, fluctuated to 82, and closed near 83 8, with total transactions about 147000. New bonds, offered to replace present junior bonds, opened at 334 and rose to 54% on about 173000 in sales, while one issue of new St Paul preferred stock traded at 28.
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New St. Paul Company
New York
St. Paul
Owls Run Wild Prompt City Police Action
Des Moines residents faced owl attacks as a flock roamed the streets. Acting Police Chief Chamberlain used a shotgun from a car to shoot nearly twenty owls. Umbrellas offered limited protection as birds entangled in hair and scratched several children. In Cincinnati a bread price report notes a fifty cent loaf.
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Associated Press
Chamberlain
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