Kentucky Flood Dead 89 Loss Is Millions DYNAMITE
Montgomery Alabama June 4 AP Twenty three downtown holdings were destroyed and one damaged by fire in a blast filled episode. Four women Arthur Johnson George Whison M W Kimbough and W Wilbanks were injured though not seriously. The dynamite started in a junk yard near the Cudahy Packing building on Commerce street and spread through Bible Street from Commerce to Je. Firemen were aided by forces from nearby cities and by aircraft observers.
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Montgomery
Ala
Arthur Johnson
George Whison
M. W. Kimbough
W. Wilbanks
Haines
Cudahy Packing Company
Commerce Street
Alaxwelleld
Women crushed in liquor rush at Windsor stores
Police reserve were called as crowds jammed two government liquor stores in Windsor Ontario on June 4. Long lines formed before opening and at rush hour the crush caused near suffocation near store entrances. Police redirected crowds for hours. no serious injuries reported. at closing time hundreds were turned away.
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Windsor
Ont
Rae
Ooe
Ima
Valaren Pnnarved
Marquis of Lansdowne Dies in Tipperary
Crommel, Tipperary Island June 4 The Marquis of Lansdowne former lord of the British treasury and governor general of Canada from 1884 to 1888 died today at Newton Annet after a brief illness.
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Crommel
Tipperary Island
Marquis of Lansdowne
Canada
Newton Annet
Funeral for Senator Muffly Draws Wide Fr,om Montana
Hundreds from all sections attend the funeral of Senator Charles S. Muffly at the Scottish Rite temple on Jackson Street. Muffly, mining man and Democratic leader, died at his Winston home last Wednesday night. He represented Broadwater County in the state senate for 16 years and was a key figure in Montana politics and business. Pioneers and members of the Pioneers organization also attended. A guard of honor from the uniformed volunteers stood watch.
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Agutana
Jackson
Charles S. Muffly
Winston
State Capitol
Broadwater
State Senate
Montana
Pioneers and Sons and Daughters of Pioneers
Kentucky flood relief beams over isolated eastern valleys
Louisville dispatch reports Red Cross relief under Governor Fields as 89 deaths are known and 20,000 jobless in Kentucky flood zones. Damage tops 26 million with 125,000 affected. Isolation from cloudburst cuts access. aid centers open in Lexington and Ashland. many communities still buried under mud and debris.
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Louisville
Kentucky
William J. Fields
National American Red Cross
Big Sandy
Licking
Mississippi Valley
Old small suits finally settled in Springfield
Settlement out of court of the 1,000,000 interest suit against Governor Ten Small of Wlingis ends six years of litigation. A stipulation clears the governor of any packing of the money while he was state treasurer in 1916-17. He agrees to pay $450,000 and costs.
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Springfield
Ten Small
Wlingis
Derby Upset: Buddy Bauer Wins Fairmount Derby
In Fest St Louis on June 4, E Wf Hradlay's Buddy Bauer, a 20 to 1 long shot, defeated Whickery and Qemardh to take the Fairmount Derby. The mile and a quarter finished in 2 05 2 6, slower than last year's 2 02 2 5. Payouts offered $95.20 for a $2 bet. Black Panther, Pandy Mandy and Rolled Atocking also ran.
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St. Louis
E. Wf. Hradlay
Buddy Bauer
Whiakery
Osman
Whickery
Qemardh
Harte
Jock
Black Panther
Pandy Mandy
Yankee Golf Stars Rout British in Ryder Cup Victory
The America's professional golf team won the Samuel Ryder cup in Worcester on June 4. They built a 2 1/2 to 1 1/2 lead after three wins on the first day and extended it on the final singles day to claim a decisive overall margin. Wild Bill and other stars delivered key performances as the U S edged Great Britain.
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Wild Bill
Associated Press
Worcester
Mass
United States
Great Britain
Canton Boy 15 Killed by Brother in Accidental Shot
At a Canton farm near Townsend Canton Montana a 15 year old boy Corneline Clark was shot in the heart by his 17 year old brother Robert Clark while they played with an old pistol in a barn. The parents Mr and Mrs Charles Clark are well known farmers. Deputy Dan Kilbride of East Helena is among relatives. The tragedy occurred last evening and the wounded boy died shortly after.
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Ward
Canton
Townsend
Corneline Clark
Robert Clark
Charles Clark
Dan Kilbride
Aheriff
East Helens
Young Clark
Willems
Five Dannemora students drown in lake tragedy
Five members of the Dannemora high school junior and senior classes drowned at Chazy Lake New York when a heavy squall capsized their row boat. A sixth occupant, the teacher, was rescued.
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Chazy Lake
N.Y
Dannemora High School
Weather Outlook for Northern Rockies Region Next Week
Northern Rocky Mountain area forecasts mostly fair conditions over plains with local showers and thunderstorms in the mountain districts. Temperatures near to slightly above normal on Monday and Tuesday, cooler conditions at higher elevations.
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Rocky Mountain
Plains
Northern Normal School to Open in Havre This Summer
Havre June 4 P W J Shirrl ey named director of regional summer normal school to be held in Havre for nine weeks under Montana State Normal school Billings President Davis to announce later. Funds raised by local businessmen deposited in Montana National Bank of Havre. Large attendance expected from southern Montana and Great Falls. Courses will cover all certificate subjects toward college degrees. Opening session June 20 in Havre High School.
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Havre
W. J. Shirrley
E Havre
Davis
Montana State Normal School
Billings
Montana National Bank of
Brannon
University of Montana
Honhern
Montana
Havre High School
Horde of Hoppers Threaten Oregon Fields in March Swarms
Kamat Walls Oregon reports a grasshopper invasion advancing across eastern Tilline county. The density reaches 1500 to 1400 per square foot in the thickest areas, with a field burner device wiping out large swathes and CA Henderson noting the peril.
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Oregon
Kamat Walls
Ore
CA. Henderson
Kiwanis Chief Amermai to preside at Memphis sessions
Kiwanis International president Ralph A. Amermai of Scranton Pennsylvania will preside over the organization’s business sessions when it convenes in Memphis Tennessee from June 6 to 9.
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Ralph A. Amermai
Scranton
Kiwanis International
Don.venes
Memphis
Tenn
President Coolidge plans trip to West with six day agenda
Washington June 4 An announcement of six plans to leave June 10 for the Mack Hill of South Dakota has prompted a rush of last minute efforts for President Coolidge to clear up pooling problems before departure and to grant time for appointments. He is also preparing an address to be delivered at Hammond Inc and to be active at the budget meeting of June 10.
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Woanington
Plana Tn Teave
Mack Hille
South Dakota
Coolidge
Hammond, Inc
Greater East Helena Wins Incorporation Vote
In East Helena the move to incorporate the town as a city passed by a large majority. The tally showed 247 in favor and 91 opposed with 358 total votes cast from 1X registered voters. Supporters plan to push the final steps toward city status.
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Greater
East Helena
Tll
Favoring Winds Speeding Pilots on Trans Atlantic Run
Clear weather favored westward winds as the Bellanca monoplane Colum tad pushed toward Ireland on the second leg of a trans Atlantic flight. Pilot Chamberlin aimed for a great circle course with no radio contact, expecting to reach the Irish coast around 3 p.m. EST. The craft left New York ahead of Lindbergh, cutting distance by taking a sea route and arriving about 90 minutes sooner than the rival, aided by favorable tailwinds.
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Fross
North Atlantic
Irish
Ty Inlay
Chamberlain
Ireland
N. F
Lindbergh
St. Johns
Marconi Wireless
Salaei
Bellanca
Cape Race
St John's
Unis Coast
Masque of Absaroka Heard at Bozeman
The Absaroka masque at Bozeman featured a Crow reservation contingent and prominent local figures. An orchestra performed, delivering Italianate music amid a vivid cultural gathering on a Montana State campus night.
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Bozeman
Montana
Indlonk
Crow Reservation
Ahacant
Inge
Lindbergh Heads Home From Cherbourg Welcome Flight
In Cherbourg France on June 4 the U S cruiser Memphis carried Captain Charles Lindbergh from the harbor amid cheering crowds. Lindbergh stepped ashore and was greeted by locals as the famed flyer began his homeward journey after a historic nonstop crossing.
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Cherbourg
France
United States
Memphis
Charles Lindbergh
Great Fleet Deploys For Commander Review
The U S Fleet paraded past the presidential yacht Mayflower off Cape Henry Virginia under President Coolidge with Admiral Edberte and Secretary Wilbur aboard The 97 ships stretched 15 miles in Hampton Roads and into the Atlantic as Seattle led the battlegroup in proud display for the review amid clear weather
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U. SS
Cape Henry
United States
P. Lidge
Wiltur
Edberte
Head Winds Delay Chamberlin Run Toward Long-Distance Record
The Bellanca monoplane Columbia, flying east over the North Atlantic, aimed at the farthest European landing points to challenge Charles Lindbergh’s world record. Rumored destinations included Rome Berlin Constantinople and Leningrad as ideal weather aided the transatlantic effort from the United States toward Nova Scotia.
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New York
North Atlantic
Charles Lindbergh
Rome
Berlin
Constantinople
Leningrad
United States
Nova Sto
Green Pilot Kills Self and 3 Pals in Texas Plane Crash
Fort Worth, Texas June 4 AP A young pilot Johnson 22 or 23 told by owner Tischof to avoid flying a Curtis biplane before the crash. Johnson killed himself by plunging the craft after warning passengers Marvin Jahnkson 24 Kearney Wright 21 and Warry Coxby ? died in the tailspin and fire.
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Fort Worth
Texas
APJ
Aline
Here
Marvin Jahnkson
Kearney Wright
Warry Coxby
Forth Worth
Tischof
Wright
Corby
Johnson
Bischof
Curtis
Wheeling District Floods Claim One Life in Storm
Wheeling West Virginia June 4 AP torrential rains strike the Wheeling district causing at least one death and widespread property damage. A seven year old girl Pauline Redinaki was swept from a street car bridge into the floodwaters and could not be reached. Local authorities assess ongoing danger as gutters overflow and homes are damaged.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Blaine
Ohio
Pauline Redinaki
Tucker Takes Wife in Missouri Town
Telegram from Kansas City received by The Helena Independent says John H. Tucker announces carriage to Mrs. Willa B. Littl of Kansas City Mo. Tucker a well known Helena resident with a long association to the John P. Murphy estate and offices in the National Bank of Montana building has been in Kansas City for some time.
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Kansas City
Helena
Willa B. Littl
John H. Tucker
Tucker
John P. Murphy
National Bank of Montana
First Airmail Route in State May be Set up
A Montana Wyoming joint committee urged Great Falls Sheridan Casper Cheyenne and other cities to back a new airmail link by guaranteeing 100 pounds of mail daily for two years after launch. Cities would share mail weight per city and may pay cash for shortfalls.
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Great Walls
Mont
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Montana
Sheridan
Wya
Great Falls
Billingy
Casper
Lewistown
Douglas
Wheatland
Ameda
Stowes
Smirperte
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Senator Muffly
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Lewis Jr. Kilpatrick
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Hystecaal
Brian Bell
Canton, Mont
HGH School
Northern Normal School
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Ida
Jane
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Teton Highway
Victor
Idaho
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Kiwanis
Prexy
White House
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Latte
Camnard
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Antonia
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Talay
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Great Fleet
Hampton Roads
Levine
Truth
Self
Missouri
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