Berlin presses seeks Ruhr evac. Cologne zone by Aug 15
Berlin commentary notes tempers fray after disarmament note as Luther government urged to seek entente accord. Inter allied control commission remains Berlin tribunal for infringement disputes with delegates from France England Belgium Italy Japan and the United States.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Luther
Cologne
Ruhr
Inter-Allied Control Commission
Central Commission
France
England
Belgium
Italy
Japan
United States
President urged to send Shenandoah or rescue Amundsen
News reports say The New York World and other papers urged President Coolidge to consider sending either the Shenandoah or Los Angeles to Greenland to search for Amundsen Ellsworth and his polar flying party. Oslo leaders and Arctic chiefs plan a coordinated reconnaissance with MacMillan’s expedition and Charcot aiding East Greenland efforts.
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New York
Associated Press
Coolidge
Los Angeles
Shenandoah
Greenland
New York World
Alliance Pon
Norwegian Aero Club
Oslo
St. Paul
Atid
U. S. Oslo
Norway
Amundsen
Donald B. MacMillan
West Green
Otto Sverdrup
Gunnar Y[sachen
Gottfried Hansen
Northwest Passage
Cape Columbia
Fez Offensive Shows Fierce Moroccan Riots and French Losses
Fez reports indicate Abd El Krim’s forces press a biting offensive along the Quergha river as French posts resist. The Askar garrison was driven out after its commander was killed and mutilated, later recaptured with reinforcements. Riffians display trained warfare skills learned from World War I.
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Paris
Associated Press
Abd-El-Krim
Morocco
Pez
Quergha
Fez
Askar
Prospects of Tax Cuts in Mellons Plan
Washington reports that tax reduction debates intensify as the next Congress forms. Officials expect disputes over total cut size and relief methods, with surtaxes and estate, excise, and gift taxes likely battlegrounds. Mellon maintains lower surtaxes boost revenue while some lawmakers push only the sinking fund approach. Continued on page four.
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Washington
Associated Press
Mellon
Treasury
Debut of National Democrat clears party debt
Washington report notes the National Democrat weekly announces all financial obligations have been met. The deficit of 280000 at the last presidential campaign has been underwritten by devoted party members and Clem Shaver, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, is credited with solving the task.
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Washington
Associated Press
National Democrat
Clem Shaver
Democratic National Committee
Weather Outlook In Coming Week
Weather outlook for the week starting Monday focuses on the Northern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions. Expect mostly fair skies with temperatures below normal early, then near normal later in the week.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Talian Chamber Honors King on 25th Anniversary
The chamber of deputies marked King Victor Emmanuel's twenty-fifth year on the throne with a warm tribute in a moving session at Rome's parliament.
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Rome
Associated Press
Chamber of Deputies
Victor Emmanuel
Queen of Montana Contest to Feature at Big Fair
The Queen of Montana contest, a Montana state fair staple for three years, will be boosted this year with new publicity. The entry will include trips to Tulsa for the Petroleum exposition and to Omaha for the American Legion national convention. A state committee will handle the Legion’s side with local papers printing ballots and posters. Five thousand votes come with new Legion memberships, and 2.50 with new Womans auxiliary memberships. Local Lewis and Clark county committee members are listed with Mrs Pew as head.
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Montana
American Legion of
Loy J. Molumby
Great Falls
C. E. Pew
T. Busha
W. L. Jones
W. Ferguson
Legion
Vance
Tsinge
Womans Auxiliary
Vhe
The
Lewis and Clark County
J. Ward Crosby
W. O. Whipps
J. R. Liddy
E. M. Ritchey
Howard Smith
E. Pew
Rebukes Y. M. C. A. for Elevating Athletics over Christianity
Estes Park Colo June 6 The third assembly of the Y M C A International council heard leaders urge stronger boys work both at home and abroad Lord Radstock Basil Matthews representatives urged the organization to focus on boys as future fathers and to preserve Christian leadership while expanding physical activities European readers fear American Y M C A may neglect core faith in pursuit of sport and health programs
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Estes Park
Colo
Associated Press
V.M. C. A. International Council
England
Lord Radstock
Basil Matthews
Boys of
Tod
Boys’ Life
M. CA
Fallon Man Shot Resisting Arrest in Miles City
George Dixon, proprietor of a Fallon soft drink parlor, is hospitalized in Terry with a serious gunshot wound after being shot by Sheriff Ben Bragg of Terry early this morning while resisting arrest. The incident occurred in Miles City in June, according to Associated Press reports.
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Miles City
Associated Press
George Dixon
Fallon
Terry
Ben Bragg
Think Loeb Crazy but Will Keep Boy in State Prison
Richard Loeb, slayer of Bobby Franks, remains in Joliet Prison under care for mental derangement. Warden Whitman reports signs of worsening insanity. Loeb will stay for treatment, not asylum, with guards at his bedside and cold pack restraint as needed. Dr. Martin calls him a psyepathic patient with uncertain recovery.
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Loeb
Boy
State’s
Joliet
Associated Press
Richard Loch
Httle
Bobby Franks
John Whitman
State
Jfe
Jeely
Allan
Richard
Whitman
R. A. Martin
Martin
Stinnes Family Faces Financial Pinch in Berlin
Berlin June 6 Associated Press reports the Stinnes family, with six months of credits, plans centralization and retrenchment. Banks rescue with 40 million marks as the family signals selling overseas holdings not tied to coal and steamship lines only on a business basis.
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Berlin
Associated, Press
Stinnes
Hugo Stinnes
Tod
Weeks passes crisis in weeks condition at hospital
Secretary of War John W. Weeks, convalescing at Massachusetts General Hospital after an operation for gallstones, rested so well that physicians expected no bulletin tonight. The report came from Boston on June 6 via the Associated Press.
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Boston
Associated Press
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts General Hospital
Break Ground for Women's Building at MSU
Bozeman June 6 features Women Day at the state college with the groundbreaking for the new women’s building. Mrs Henrietta Micheus Bolitho of Butte delivered the address Our Strong Froth and Mary Jo Stockton was named the outstanding girl student receiving the Women’s League cap. Dean Ena Eberrick and Associated Women Students directed an impressive program starting at 2 30 p m with a march from Montana Hall to the building site.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
Hienrietta Micbus- Bolitho
Butte
Mary Jo Stocktom
Women's League
Ena ‘Eblerrick
Associated Women
Montana Hall
Brigands Hold Samos as Vafiades Brothers Seize Samos
On the Greek island of Samos the Vafiades brothers and followers seized the government complex and prisoners, cut communications, and prompted Athens to dispatch troops and a naval squadron to suppress the uprising. The extent remains unclear.
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Athens
Associated Press
Samis
Asia Minor
Vafiades Brothers
Vasiades
Old Sol and Jupe Plaving in Battle
Chicago reports heat wave relief as Jupiter Pluvius joins in moderating temperatures across the Midwest. Sweltering conditions persist with torrid heat continuing to grip the region, despite the brief reprieve.
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Old Sol
Jupe
Chicago
Associated Press
Old Sel
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Seaboard
Jupiter Pluvius
Middlewest
Rescue Effort by Navy Sent to Chinkiang China
Reuters reports from Shanghai that Chinkiang concession residents appealed for naval aid as rioting students wrecked homes. American warship and British and Chinese forces moved to restore order with US destroyer Paul Jones and HMS Woodlark en route, while foreign women and children fled to shore.
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London
Associated Press
United States
Paul Jones
Chinkiang
H. M.S. Woodlark
Chinese Students in America Act Plea to Withdraw Forces
A letter from Wellington Y. W. Lieu president of the Chinese Students' Alliance in the United States urges the United States to respect China's sovereignty and withdraw forces from Shanghai at the earliest possible date. The letter says the situation does not require foreign intervention and stresses world peace through sovereign rights respect.
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New York
Associated Press
China
Shanghai
United States
Kelloge
Wellington Y. W. Lieu
Chinese Students' Alliance
Los Angeles Airship Casts Off for Norse-American Centennial
The Los Angeles airship left its mast at 2:28 am daylight time en route to Minnesota to join the Norse-American centennial. It uncoupled from the mast after reintroducing enough gas to replace 2,000 cubic feet lost at sunset when safety valves released in extreme heat. The ship is expected to reach the Minnesota state fair grounds at dawn Monday.
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Lakehurst
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Navy
Minnesota State Fair Grounds
Forty Girls Stricken After Dance in Massachusetts City
More than 40 delegates at the state girls federation gathering in Webster Massachusetts were taken ill after a dance. Doctors were called and a general appeal for nurses issued. Heat and exposure are blamed. some show symptoms of food poisoning, say physicians.
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Massachusetts
Waterworks Chief Kills Self Over Water Shortage Woes
Doylestown Pennsylvania reports that Miam Hudson sixty three, superintendent of the municipal waterworks, ended his life last night amid distress caused by widespread water shortage complaints. In Washington, Albertus Hutchingon Bald of New York was named a tariff commission member.
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Doylestown
Associatedress
Miam Hudson
Washington
Associated S.1
Albertus Hutchingon Bald
New York
Tariff Commission
Setback in Shepherd murder trial jury selection
In Chicago on June 6 the prosecution dismissed two prospective jurors as the jury panel of four nears completion. Eight sworn jurors remained, with three men already considered by the state and one acceptable to the defense in the jury box this morning, forcing restart of final panel work.
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Chicago
William Darting Shepherd
Canton Faces Impending Battle in Civil Canton War
Washington reports growing anxiety as Cantonese forces led by General Hsu press toward Canton while Yunnanese troops on the eastern suburbs are low on ammo. Consul Jenkins warns a battle within 36 hours with civil administration behind barricades on Honan Island. The conflict stems from the Sun Yat Sen faction拆 remains split into radicals after his death.
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Washington
Associated Press
China
Jenkins
Canton
Honan Island
Hsu
Sen
South Chine Group
Sun Yat-Sen
Radical
Norge Centennial Observance Opens in Minneapolis
Minneapolis prepares for a centennial observance marking the landing of the first Norwegian immigrants. About twenty five thousand people attended pre events as President Coolidge is expected to speak Monday at the state fair grounds. The gathering included Bydelag meetings with Bishop John Lunde of Oslo honored by Gudbrandsdalaget, and a proposed Knute Nelson memorial fund.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
America
Coolidge
State Fair Grounds
John Lunde
Oslo
Norway
State Church of Norway
Gudbrandsdalaget
Knute Nelson
United States
Minnesota
Wesselager
WCCO
Twin Cities
Coolidge Heads to Minneapolis for Norse Centennial
President Coolidge departs Washington by special train for Minnesota to attend the Norse American centennial in St. Paul and Minneapolis. He will stay with Secretary Kellogg, tours the state fair grounds, and speaks at the centennial luncheon before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Associated Pressi
Coolidge
Minnesota
St. Paul
Kellogg
Senator Lemont
Wisconsin
Minneanalis
State House
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