Coolidge to address the Norge centennial in St Paul
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge arrived in St Paul Minnesota to attend the Norse American centennial celebration. They were greeted by Governor Christianson and city leaders and will address the state fair grounds tomorrow celebrating the first organized Norwegian migration to the United States.
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St. Paul
Minn
Associated Press
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Christianson
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Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Kellogg
Washington
President Coolidge
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State House
Minnesota
Blaine
Wisconsin
Sorlie
Lewisville visitors sample Ontario beer in Detroit trip
A group of about 1,600 residents from Lewisville and nearby areas traveled to Windsor Ontario to taste Ontario's 4.4 beer. They crossed by ferry in 24 day coaches, spent time at Belle Isle, and returned with remarks that the beer tasted like home. Louisville newspapermen accompanied the trip and noted the visitors' overall impression.
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Kentucky
Mrs Sam Johnstone Dies In Butte After 40 Years As Editor
Butte report states Mrs Samuel M Johnstone died this morning in Butte. She served as society editor of the Butte Miner for 40 years and was daughter of Daniel E Searles a noted Montana editor. She is survived by husband, mother, a daughter, two sons, two grandchildren, a brother and sister.
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Associated Press
Butte
Samuel M. Johnstone
Butte Miner
Daniel E. Searles
Montana
Furnace Area Sizzles as Heat Death Toll Rises
The nine days of heat from the Rockies to the Atlantic have brought the death toll near 475 as clouds and wind offer only slight relief. Chicago leads a list of fatalities across cities including Hackensack Omaha Croion Hoboken Boston St. Louis Minneapolis Philadelphia Newark Baltimore Bayonne and New York City with scores of prostrations reported. Tens of thousands flee metropolitan heat seeking brief respite as forecasts predict continued warmth with isolated thundershowers.
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Bayonne
Poisoned Wife Accuses Estranged Husband in Chicago
The dying statement of Mrs. Fiossie words 32 claims a poison tablet was forced down her throat by her estranged husband Louis. Police weigh it against his denial of knowing the circumstances of her death by poisoning today. Mrs Edwards the daughter A Bass Rozel of Galion Mich a grape grower known as the grape vine king and her estranged husband met at a friend’s home with their two year old child under a court order.
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Associated
Edwards
Catholic baccalaureate address at Mount St Charles
Doctor Norbert C. Hoff of Mount St. Charles delivered a 45 minute baccalaureate sermon at St. Helenia cathedral. The mass combined a cathedral consecration anniversary with wisdom for Catholic school graduates, concluding a 49 hour devotion to the Blessed Sacrament. Graduates from St Helena’s St Mary’s St Vincent’s and Mount St Charles were present.
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LSU Professor Turner Found Slain in University Building
Baton Rouge July 7 A professor of agronomy at Louisiana State University Oscar B Turner was found with throat and face gashed in a university building and died soon after Police suspect a student with a grudge as the killer Missing examination papers believed linked to the killing were missing before the tragedy and later mysteriously returned to the professor's desk
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Baton Rouge
Associated Press
Oscar B. ‘Turner
Lousiana State University
Turner
Daughter of pioneer banker dies aged 60
Spokane June 7. Mrs Walter L Bean 66 a pioneer of the Inland Empire died here last night She was a daughter of Warren Hessey pioneer banker of Denver Salt Lake City Helesa and Virginia City Mont and later Spokane
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Walter L. Bean
Inland Empire
Warren Hessey
Denver
Salt Lake City
Helesa
Virginia City
Mont
Security Pact Drafted as Germany May Join League
Geneva June 7 The Associated Press reports Britain and France reached a principle on a security pact conditional on Germany joining the League of Nations. The accord covers western frontiers along the Wilsonian lines while eastern borders raise questions about Germany's broader responsibilities. France seeks Rhine coverage and non reviseable peace treaties for Poland and Czecho Slovakia. The League council meets tomorrow as scrutiny of German membership continues.
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Butte Man, 71, Found Dead With Self-Inflicted Wound
Butte report states Arnold Moser, 71, was found with a bullet through the heart. Death attributed to self-inflicted action per Associated Press.
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Butte
Associated Press
Arnold Moser
Russia and China tensions spark Soviet press claims
A Moscow dispatch via the Soviet press quotes a Washington report on Russia's alleged role in events in China. G. Zinoviev endorses the movement as a proletarian struggle against imperialist powers, while Communist Internationale appeals for world worker support against capitalist rulers aiding armed division of China.
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Miners Strike After Wage Cut Vote In Vancouver Island
Thirteen hundred Western Fuel miners from Nanaimo on Vancouver Island quit after voting against a 60 cent daily wage reduction. The move was reported from Seattle by AP. In Idaho, two miners died in a Heela mine cave-in at the 1500-foot level and their bodies remained unrecovered.
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Associated Press
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Wallace
Idaho
J. Clementz
Butte
Mont
Raymond Vinson
Gatland
Heela
Women to play crucial role in muster of defense day
Washington reports the war department expects full participation by women in the defense muster. Secretary Dwight F. Davis voiced support for women's active involvement on local committees and in parades, reaffirming the traditional role women have played in defending America and its institutions.
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Associated Press
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Anthony Warne Cook
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Patriot women urged to join defense muster and work alongside men
The War Department calls on every patriotic woman to respond to muster day, joining men in testing common defense plans. It argues women’s responsibilities are equal to men’s and that families in wooden block houses stood guard with flintlock while husbands plowed and harvested.
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War Department
CHATTY BANDIT STICKS UP CROUND AT MARTINSDALE
In Martinsdale Frank Sheehey's pool hall was robbed by an unmasked man at 1 am Saturday. The bandit chatted with patrons earlier, drew a gun, took $300, and fled through the door. one shot fired but had no effect. He likely boarded an early train.
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Martinsdale
Frank Sheehey
Fighting at Canton as gunboats clash and foreigners flee
Soldiers of Yunnanese generals Yang Hsi Min and Lau Chun Wan engage Cantonese troops after gunboats fire on the Bund and Honan. Barricades rise along the river as Cantonese forces advance from Shelung to meet Yuan troops. Foreigners crowd Hong Kong steamers and flee as missions shutter.
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Associated, Press
Sun Yat-Sen
Honan
Hong Kong
Yang Hsi-Min
Lau Chun Wan
Shameen
Hett Chung-Chi
Shelung
Yang
Chu Pei-feh
Lau
Baptist
Tungsdan
Dominating Purpose Big Factor In Success In Life
The Rev Netrman Burdick of First Presbyterian delivered the baccalaureate sermon to Helena High School's 1925 graduating class at the city auditorium. He urged a dominating life purpose as essential to happiness and success, contrasting it with daydreaming and praising Saint Bernard of Clairvaux for zeal and humility.
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Helena High School
Netrman Hall Burdick
First Presbyterian Church
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Tey. L. Hulser
Tian Church
Clairvaux
Martin Luther
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Bernard
June Treasury plan trims debt with 125 million note issue
The June fiscal plan outlines selling 125 million dollars of three percent one year certificates to retire over 400 million in maturing notes. The operation reduces the outstanding debt and saves interest as old notes at 4.5 percent are replaced. The issue is the second quarterly offering, with September as the next expected release.
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Washington
Associated Press
Treasury
Melion
Abd El Hri Strives for New Offensive Against French
Abd El Hri concentrates for another push against France after heavy Taounat losses. Despite defeats, he aims to restore prestige with a bold strike in the Taounat sector, pursuing a dramatic show of force.
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Paris
Associated Press
Taounat
Abd-El-hri
Kingston Seismic Shock Ties Up City Traffic
Kingston Jamaica June 7 A severe earthquake shock lasting several seconds rattled the capital. A few buildings cracked but no serious damage occurred. Citizens fled to open spaces as streets filled with curious residents and officials surveyed the area.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Associated Press
Arrival of U S Warship Quiets Shanghai Turmoil
Shanghai reports a quieting scene as the U S torpedo boat destroyer Paul Jones reaches Chinkiang. Wire reports say Kiuklang students plan a strike while Shanghai papers foresee a settlement as foreign diplomats near. Chinese volunteers mingle with citizens amid anticipation of talks in Peking.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Paul Jones
Chinkiang
Wireliss
Kiuklang
Peking
Shanghai Conference Aims To End Strike Turmoil
Admiral Tsai Ting-Kang and Tseng Chung-Chien arrived to join Hsu Yuan in opening talks with Chinese and foreign authorities in Shanghai. They pursued a plan to coordinate action against strike disturbances. The day brought no new outbreaks and many strikers were expected to return to work tomorrow.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Tsai Ting-Kang
Tseng Chung-Chien
Peking
Hsu Yuan
No final findings on sanity of Dick Loeb
Joliet lies quiet as 14 year old Richard Loeb remains under medical watch after a mental breakdown amid the Bobby Franks murder case. Officials say physicians have not yet reached a final judgment on his sanity, while Nathan Leopold also receives care.
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Dick Loeb
Joliet
Associated Press
Richard Luaab
Fife Sanier
Nathant Leopold
Bobby Franks
John L. Whitaman
Loeb
Dirigible Los Angeles Returns After Abandoned Minnesota Flight
The dirigible Los Angeles returned to base after an aborted flight to Minnesota. It passed over Pittsburgh on the return trip to Lakehurst, having abandoned the Minnesota leg. The report notes the time as 1400 local and cites Pittsburgh, June 7, as the date of the observed transit.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Lakehurst
Minnesota
Cleveland
Vital Rulings Due in Supreme Court Drugs Act Decision Expected
Washington June 7 The supreme court will close its term tomorrow after opinions in several cases. Key ruling awaited in M S Daugherty case on congressional power to compel witnesses and production of records. Daugherty, president of Midland National Bank, refused Senate inquiry. Other cases involve presidential removal power and narcotic act search authority.
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Ohio
Senate
Harry M. Daugherty
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Oregon
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