Nightly News Patchwork Of Odd Local Tales
A mixed bag of brief items includes a police dog Bado forcing a mercy attempt on his chicken-killing habit by wearing the killed birds around his neck. Irma Sullivan Durkin reaffirms loyalty to her husband Martin Durkin amid murder indictments and a deserting lover. Queen Marie limits her image use after cosmetic ads spark backlash. U S Army counts 117 750 enlisted with 59 054 privates. Walter Ramsden sails to become Liver pool manager for a major coal firm after coastal business in the United States. Yale English instructor Hal Saunders White faces removal of a May issue for a lewd poem. Farmer William Rohan dodges a car tied to new inventions and escapes with minor injuries. George Cockley, atop the Woolworth tower, laments singleness while painting the peak.
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New York
Hal Saunders White
Yale university
New Masses
Greenwich village
White
Executive Order Uphheld in Senate Subcommittee Vote
A Senate judiciary subcommittee split four to two to uphold President Coolidge’s executive order authorizing state officers as federal prohibition enforcement agents. Chairman Cummins and Senators Borah Idaho Goff West Virginia and Walsh Montana supported the order, while Senator King Missouri or Utah Democratic ally contended the president lacked necessary authority. The subcommittee will report to the full committee Monday, with King planning to submit minority views.
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Wreshington
Senate
Cooliidge
Cummins
Borah
Ydaho
Goff
West Virginia
Walsh
Montang
King
Uted
Cumming
Theen
Women gambling raid shocks Bronx crowd of players
New York June 5 Acting on complaints from husbands detectives raided a Bronx apartment and found more than 20 well dressed women gathered around gambling tables playing for heavy stakes. The women panicked at the raid and believed bandits. They fled when the raid was announced.
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New York
Bronx
ihe
Canadian rum runner captured by Mexican patrol
Mexican patrol steamer Tecate halted a Canadian rum running vessel off Coromado Island near San Diego on Friday night. The ship, attempting to land 1 000 cases of whiskey for smugglers, was towed to Ensenada and its 15 crew members were placed in custody. The seizure marks the first by Mexican patrol steamers since British Columbia interests began large whiskey shipments to southern California.
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San Diego
Cal
Coromado island
Mexican fish commission office
Tecate
British Columbia
California
Ensenada
Coronado Island
NUN OF "MIRACLE" WEDS IN NEW YORK
Elinor Medill Patterson daughter of Joseph Medill Patterson and Musrell Sturmin Colman Jr of Boston wed after a year balancing stage work and domestic life. Patterson had urged her to abandon acting, but the decision was postponed to next year if needed. The couple’s marriage links prominent families as Harvard graduate Colman earns his place among Ruston’s first families. Continued on page Haven.
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New York
Elinor Medill Patterson
Joseph Medill Patterson
new paper
Musrell Sturmin Colman, Jr
Boston
Cadman
Morris Gest
mpiliva
keap og house
Ibm
Jing
Chicago Tribune
New York Daily News
Liberty
Ruston
Harvard
Russell Sturgis Codman, Sr
Chicago
Mrs Wolfe heads state AAUW unit at confab
Mrs Foster Wolfe of Great Falls was elected president of the state organization of the American Association of University Women during the two day conference. Other officers named were Miss Frieda Bull of Bozeman as vice president Mrs T L Greyhill of Great Falls as secretary and Dorothy Gray of Billings as treasurer for a two year term.
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Foster Wolfe
Great Falls
American Association of University Women
Wolfe
University of Nebraska
Frieda Bull
Bozemen
T. L. Greyhill
Great Falla
Dorothy Gray
Billings
Jinita
biennia
Two Delaware Convicts Whipped in New Castle County Workhouse
In New Castle County, Delaware, two convicts, June Anne Juniper and Thomas Kelly, each received forty lashes with a cat o nine tails in the workhouse yard before a large crowd. Both men, jailed for highway robbery, are serving fifteen year terms. A photographer, Samuel Shulman, was ejected but later climbed the wall to take photos and was fined five dollars and cast.
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Wilmington
Jat
Anne Juniper
Thonas Kelly
New Casrls county
pice
Fee
Kelly
Samuel Shulman
Butte Mine Crews Heroism Commended
In Butte on June 6 AP report says rescue crews worked tirelessly to reach three men trapped in the West Colusa mine cave-in. The coroner's jury, delivering a triple inquest verdict, commends the miners for their heroic effort in removing the men and confirms they were killed in the collapse.
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Butte
Weat Colusa
Six Children Die In Arizona House Fire
Six children perished when a house in Tucson Anz burned last night. A mother, an older daughter and a baby escaped. Fire blamed on a stove spark as a frenzied crowd watched unable to help.
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Tucson
Anz
Colletaun Villa
Mount St Charles College Commencement June 9
The sixteenth annual commencement of Mount St Charles college will be held in the college auditorium on Wednesday evening, June 9. Thirty-five graduates, a large class for the Hilltop school, will receive diplomas or certificates from Victor Day, administrator of the Helena diocese and board chairman. Jeremiah J. Lynch of Butte will deliver the commencement oration.
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Mount St. Charles college
Victor Day
Helena
board of
corporators
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Butte
Judge Lynch
Montana
Weather outlook for coming week in western region
Washington reports a forecast for the week starting Monday with mostly fair skies. Rocky Mountain and plateaus regions show temperatures near or above normal.
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Washington
Rocky mountain
platea
Fire engulfs San Francisco baseball park area during wind
Fires spread from embers blown by a 40 mile wind over Ewing field in San Francisco. More than 100 separate blazes were reported, twelve small buildings across from the hall park were destroyed, and total damage neared 100000. Presentation convent and Mount Zion hospital were saved by water as flames shifted with the wind. Firefighting units fought blazes but the hall park fire remained under control by nightfall.
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San Francisco
Ewing field
Presentation convent
Mount Zion hospital
hall park
Thaw Denies Remarriage Rumor in Philadelphia
Philadephia June 1 ta Harry K Thaw denied rumors he and Evelyn Nesbit remarried in Atlantis City today. He arrived from Atlantic City and said no remarriage was contemplated, calling the report wrong. He said he stayed with Mina Nesbit and Russell in Atlantic City last night and would remain in Philadelphia until tomorrow.
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Philadephia
Harry K. Thaw
deni
Wik
Evelyn Nesbit
Atlantis City
Thaw
Atlantic
Wlaradora
Mie Weabit
Mina Neabit
Russell
Atlante City
Philadelphia
Platinum found in British Columbia
In Coalmont British Columbia prospectors recovered 18 ounces of crude platinum from gravel on an abandoned placer claim. Garnet Bootheran appeared in a bank with the ore after a day’s prospecting, as Cadmont lies about 350 miles southeast of Vancouver.
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Coalmont
Pattoum
Garnet Bootheran
yeaterday
Cadmont ia
British Columbia
Vancouver
Six Senators Back Brookhart Cause
An appeal to nominate Smith W. Brookhart to the senate in the primary was issued today by six senators. Five Republicans identified as insurgents along with Father-Labor member Shipstead of Minnesota urged voters in their state to back Brookhart. The Republican signers include Norris and Howell of Nebraska, Frazier and Nyquist of North Dakota.
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Washington
Smith W. Brookhart
senate
Shipstead
Minnesota
Norris and Howell
Nebraska
Frazier
Nyc
North Dakota
Abandoned Car Mystery Trails Salonen Disappearance
Tonight a telegram went to Los Angeles police chief asking if Annie J Salonen tied to media mass leader Aimee Semple McPherson. Car found deserted near Maison river with vanity case, no sign of a struggle. A stranger urged rancher Murray to rush him to Butte as mystery deepens.
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Butte
Juss
Los Angeles
Annie J. Salonon
Maison river
Aimeo Semple M McPherson
Angelus temple
California
Salonen
toBick Murray
Mr. Murray
West Yellowstone
West Broadway
Department of Justice
tocal police department
nalitated & search
Counter Revolt in Poland Looms Said New Mutiny Rises
Berlin telegraph reports fresh trouble in Poland with mutinies near Vilna and unrest in annexed provinces. White Russian peasants in Vilna allegedly revolt against military service while Thorn and Posen provinces enforce a state of emergency to curb nationalist German separatism. Censorship and outdoor demonstration bans are ordered.
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Poland
Berlin
Wolff
Warsaw
Vilna
Germany
Russia
miilitary service
ernor
Posen
Pommerelia
Wachewtale
Thorn
Primary in Iowa Comes Tomorrow
Des Moines reports Iowa voters prepare for the primary with campaigns winding down. Senator Albert B. Cummins, Brookhart, and Clark vie in the Republican race while Democrats Claude Porter Murtagh Files and Finch challenge for the senatorial nomination.
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Des Moines
Iowa
vetera
Albert B. Cummins
Smith W. Brookhart
Howard Clark
George W. Clark
Cummins
Brookhart
Frank J. Lund
Hark
Des Moinen
Dan B. Reardon
Council Bluffs
J. B. Eckelberg
Waterloo
Reardon
Claude Porter
United States
J Q. Murtagh
Serious Fire Destroys Knoxville Piggly Wiggly Store
Fire swept the heart of Knoxville at 12 30 this morning threatening the business district and nearly destroying the principal Piggly Wiggly store and the five story building housing it. Firemen fought the blaze through the night with the main structure heavily damaged and the district endangered by flames and smoke. The Piggly Wiggly store suffered total loss with surrounding shops also affected by heat and embers. No further details on injuries or damages were immediately available.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Piggly Wiggly corporation
Quarrel at Dance Leads to Stabbing Injury
Towata resident Lesita Purdue held pending outcome after Bailey Alen suffered three knife wounds following a dispute at a dance. Alen remained hospitalized with stab injuries while Purdue awaits legal action. Local police report the incident occurred Friday night near the dance venue.
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Liviigeton
Lesita Purdue
Towata
nere
Bailey Alen
Purdue
Alten
Marriage of Emily J Smith to Major John A Warner
In Albany, the marriage of Emily Josephine Smith daughter of Governor Alfred E Smith to Major John Adams Warner commandant of the state constabulary was solemnized with Pope Pius III's blessing. Cardinal Hayes presided at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception with a lavish ceremony. About fifteen hundred guests attended the cathedral service and more than one thousand joined the reception and breakfast.
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Albany
N. Y
Pius III
Emily Josephine Smith
Alfred E. Smith
John Adams Warner
state constabulary
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
Missing Private Goins Identified from Shark Carcass
Honolulu reports bones found in a shark caught off Kahuka Tuesday identified as Private William J. Goins of Battery B 15th Field Artillery. He drowned while bathing at Haleiwa on May 18. His home was Singer Louisiana. Identification was made by a laundry mark found in his swimming trunks.
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Honolulu
Kahuka
William J. Goins
Battery B
eleventh field artillery
Haleiwa
Goins
Singer
Butler urges realistic prohi tion solution in New York politics
New York June 3 Dr Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University and leading Republican says the next state and national elections hinge on a workable prohibition solution. He condemns endless platforms and calls the Anti-Saloon League a money machine. Butler favors repeal of the Volstead Act 18th Amendment and adoption of the Quebec system for New York.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia ,university
Europe
Butler
republican party
aiery plant
Smith
Anti- Saloon league
Dr. Butler
Lockwood Chosen by Disabled Vets
Butte June 5 Montana veterans of the World War elected Roy H Lockwood of Helena as commander. James Webb of Butte senior vice commander Walter Wrynn of Helena junior vice commander George Davis of Butts treasurer Carroll Baker of Miles City adjutant Al Griffith of Missoula sergeant at arms Ralph Runer of Fort Harrison Helena historian E J Callahan of Helena and James E Harrington of Butte delegates to the national convention with George Timming of Butte and John Walsh of Missoula alternates. Helena named as permanent state headquarters. The next convention site was left to the executive committee composed of all officers.
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Butte
Montana vetterans
Roy
Lockwood
Helena
James Webb
Walter Wrynn
George Davis
Butts, vreasurer
Carroll Baker
Miles City
Al Griffith
Misesoula
Ralph Runner
Fort Harrison
E. J. Callahan
James E. Harrington
George Timming
John Walsh
Missoula
Baggenbaggage First Wins Latonia Derby for Idle Hour
Baggenbaggage First and Boot-to-Boot Second for Idle Hour farm owner Col. E. R. Bradley at Latonia Derby. Rhi jmock third. Blondin and Navigator rear. Race 1 1/2 miles with $27,500 net to Bradley. Ruinock shows, owners receive $1,300. Bradley completes fourth one-two derby finish in U S.
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Latonia
Idle Hour farm
Col. E. R. Bradley
Rhijmock
Blondin
Navigator
Bradley
Ruinock
Baggenbaggage
Bootte-Boot
Churchill Downs
Befiave Yourself
Hiack Servant
New Orleans
Churchill Down
Louisville
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Bado
C.H. Tilley
Irma Sullivan Durkin
Cornell
Tils
Martin Durkin
Durkin
Betty Werner
Trinia
Bucharest
Romania
Marie
United States army
Walter H Ramsden
Cunard
Corinthia
Liverpool
Hornell, N. Y
William Rohan
George Cockley
Woolworth
PREXY
SEN. WALSH
MEX
Haven
WOLFE HEADS
Af. J. Watehens
Minsoula
Fecaons
filineas
national board
Melvin
A. Brannon
Telena
Hutchens
Wyoming
Inkho
Faucation
Clanp
State university
Clapp
Ila
Miss May Trumper
BLAZE
ARIZONA
St. Charles
Lynch Speaks
FRISCO
BALL PARK
KNOXVILLE, TENN
Miao SMITH
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