President Coolidge Warns on Tax Cuts and Debt
Washington notes show President Coolidge declares administration aims to reduce debt and taxes but warns further tax cuts hinge on keeping expenditures near current levels. He cites a projected year end surplus of 599 million dollars and a next year surplus of 38? million, with caveats about extraordinary receipts. He urges basing revenue on permanent resources, not one time gains, and stresses restraint to sustain any tax relief.
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Washington
Coolidge
Treasury bonds draw keen demand in new issue
Washington June 10 VP With cash subscriptions totaling 617 604 750 for the 200 000 000 issue of 3 38 percent treasury bonds maturing in 1947 Secretary Mallon announced allocations with limits 100 000 50 percent 100 000 to 1 000 000 40 percent and over 1 000 000 3 percent Holders of second liberty loan bonds may exchange for new treasury bonds until June 18 and possibly later.
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Washington
Kash
Treasury
Melfon
Dorty
Mallon
Twin DeAutremont brothers face Oregon train robbery trial
Steubenville Ohio June 10 After four years of evading law Ray and Roy DeAutremont twins aged 27 are bound for Oregon to face mail robbery and murder charges. Arraigned on the federal mail robbery count they pled not guilty and posted no bonds. They will be sent to Columbus then to Oregon to face murder charges over the 1924 Siskiyou derailment. Their younger brother Hugh already faces trial for murder in Oregon.
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Oregon
Mis
Southern Pacific
Siskiyou
Ore
Hugh
Jacksonville
Ray
Bond
Railway Torpedoes Expert Killed Testing His Product
Tyre 19 reports Central Railway Signal Co president Touls G Thoas of Newton and former racing driver was killed testing explosive railway torpedoes. Frank Huckley of Brooklyn, site manager, injured. others escaped with minor injuries. A box of torpedoes exploded after Ross fired at it, blowing back a mobile truck and causing extensive damage.
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Waltham, Mase, Tyre
IAP
Touls G
Thoas
Central Railway Signal Company
Newton
Todas
Frank Huckley
Brooklyn
Sitel
Pix Ashers
Tosa
Ilwna Natch
Hhem
Roan
Mazer Sentenced in Canton Murder Case
Floyd Mazer, among those charged in the July murder of Canton editor Don R. Mellet, was sentenced to five to 20 years in an Ohio penitentiary after pleading guilty to manslaughter in exchange for testimony against Floyd Streitenberger, convicted as one of Mellet’s slayers.
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Canton
Ohio
Louis Mazer
Don R. Mel Jerr
Today
Flo
Floyd E. Streitenberger
Melfett
Suspected Bank Robbery Suspect Tied to East Helena
County Attorney Padbury reports information linking William Mahon and Tom Sarrel to the April 19 Exat Helena bank robbery. Mahon is described as the cashier and bookkeeper robber, with Sarrel suspected as the second man. Bank representatives travel to Butte to probe Moran and Sarrel.
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George W. Padbury, Jr
William Mahon
Tom Bearles
Sarfel
Butte
Exat Helena
Casis
Mahon
Sarrel
East Helena
Padbury
Bank
Moran
Short
Montanans Chosen at Utah Travel ers Meeting
F J Erdman of Salt Lake City was elected Brand counsellor at the Utah Commercial Travelers grand council session. Misoula Montana was selected as next year’s convention site, to be held June 7 to June 9. Other officers named include G C Hise Lewistown. W G Fisher Ogden. A Trenarry Billings. W D Riegland Great Falls. W E Boley Billings.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
F. J. Erdman
Salt Lake
Unis
Utah Commercial ‘Travelers of America
Idaho
Montana
Hell Here
Misoula
Hise
Lewistown
Mont
W. G. Fisher
Ogden
Ital
A. Trenarry
Billings
Grand Conductee
WD. Riegland
Great Falls Mont
Grand Page
W. E. Boley
Daring bishop saves tot from drownings in river
Pendleton Oregon June 10. Martha Isaacson ten, was swept by the Umatilla river current while swimming yesterday. Right Rev William P. Remington bishop of the Episcopal diocese of eastern Oregon, plunged into the stream fully clothed and rescued the exhausted child several hundred yards downstream after hearing her cry for help.
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Pendleton
Ore
Umatilla
Martha Isaacson
Waelliam P. Remington
Oregon
Remington
Two Brothers Die of Tick Fever in Kirby Creek Range
Thermopatis Oregon June 10 1947 Garrett Q Russell a leading sheepman died today of tick fever. A brother died of the same disease on April 13. Russell's death is the third in this county this year from tick fever all three cases from Kirby Creek range.
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Wye
Garrett Q. Russell
Garrett Russell
Kirby Creek
Conrad oil well comes in new state field
Great Falls Montana June 10 The Pondera well near Conrad in the Pondera county oil district came into commercial production today opening a new field about 50 miles south of the Kevin Sunburst field The well flowed gas from a horizon just above the air and was controlled shortly after the flow appeared located 10 miles southwest of Conrad on a 20000 acre structure Geologist 12 BR Fiirick and Ralph Arnold approved the well which spurs operations in several fields north of Great Falls This completion created an air of excitement not seen since the Kevin Sunburst discovery six years ago.
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Great Falls
Pondera
Conrad
Ralph Arnold
Los Angeles
New York
Kevin
BR. Fiirick
Arnold
Meany
Simet Executes Twenty Suspects in Moscow
Moscow reports twenty persons executed by firing squad for terrorist or monarchist activities. Names tied to murder plots against George Tehilcherin and Leonid Krasein appear in the state department notice. British officials in London deny any prior relations with the Moscow mission as Anglo Soviet tensions rise. Vancouver death notice for John M Bowell, 72, son of ex prime minister Mackenzie Bowell.
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Moscow
Sune 10
Saya
Ninth
George Tehilcherin
Leonid Krasein
Tondon
Petaona
Tha
London
Downing Street
Russia
Vancouver
B. C
John M. Bowell
Mackenzie Rowell
Canada
TRG
Exclusive hostelry blaze drives 1000 from lakeside hotel
A blaze at a lakeshore hotel on Lake Shore Drive sent more than 1,000 guests fleeing. Fire spread through the dust-white interior as decorations burned, trapping guests in a corner where several hundred were dining. Rescue crews reported injuries and many guests evacuated in a scene described as panicked and chaotic.
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Lake Shore Drive
Ue Lake Hotel
Aelgaretio
Receivers Appointed for North Butte Mining Co
In Butte on June 10 Judge John H. McNary appointed John W. Nuckom and Matt Ising as receivers for the North Butte Mining Company after a petition by Francis Wardy of Winnetka. The firm holds 1,361 acres across 35 mining claims, with estimated property value around 8.51 million dollars and debts near 660 thousand, largely secured by bonds. The receivership follows earlier orders in Duluth and involves reorganizing assets into a broader mining group inclining toward Tuolumne Copper.
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North Butte Company
Butte
North Butte Mining Company
Tts
Anil Power Companiog
Four Butte Men Killed in Mine Disaster
Four Butte men died in an early morning mine accident at Belmont when 440 volts of electricity arced from a faulty ventillator and shocked them as they moved equipment. Funeral plans cover three men, Jacobann Edwin and Auge lal, with a double service, and Thomas Chapman. the fourth, Terence Hrosxenn, awaits details.
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Belmont
Jacobann Brothers
Edwin
Augelal
Thomas Chapman
Tuaerence Hrosxenn
Ohio murderers go to chair bravely
Columbus Ohio June 10 Hickman and George Vargo convicted murderers were electrocuted tonight in the Olin penitentiary. Hickman died at 9 07 p m and Vargo at 9 17 p m Neither man faltered as he approached the chair.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hickman
George Vargo
Olin
Vargo
St Paul Firm To Build N P Extension In Montana
A contract over one million dollars was awarded to Foley Brothers of St Paul to build 62 miles of Northern Pacific branch line from Glendive to Brockway Montana. J T Foley said equipment will move to Montana immediately and construction starts next week with about two thousand workers. A railroad official party left for Glendive as the city plans a celebration for the new line.
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Glendive
Foley Firm
SIM LOST IN STORM IN MINNESOTA LAKE
A man and a woman perished when a squall struck a lake near Garrison Minnesota about 30 miles north of Onamia during night fishing. A dozen others were rescued as crews worked to save survivors from the rough waters on the lake.
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Sim
Minnesota
Onamia
Minn
Garrison
Here
Aic
Canadian flyer to follow Lindbergh trail to London
Captain L. Janney and partner plan a nonstop 3000 mile flight from Ottawa to London starting June 30 as part of Canada's jubilee celebration. They aim to reach London by Dominion Day July 1 and mark the anniversary of the Dominion treaty with England.
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1. L. Janney
Lindbergh
Iyer
Ottawa
London
Canada
Lonedon
England
American Flyers Attend Banquet in Berlin Amid Honors
Airmen Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine, guests of honor at a Berlin American party, toured German aviation plants including Albatross. Foreign Minister Stresemann attended the reception as Americans received tributes from Berlin and central Europe after a day of ceremonies.
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Berlin
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Acion
Germany
Central
Europe
Stresemann
Geeneras
Iportant Aviation
Ue Rohrbach
Siemenens-Halske
Albatross
Itera
Chambertin Ag
Lowman Named as Prohibition Chief
Washington announces Seymour Lowman a former New York lieutenant governor is appointed assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of prohibition and customs. The position follows Lincoln C Andrews and becomes effective August 11 after weeks of public notice.
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Washington
Seymour Lowman
New York
Gorman Obsequies Planned for Gome in Boise
Right Rev. David M. Gorman D D Roman Catholic bishop of Wako died at Lewiston. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St Johns Cathedral Boise. Pontifical requiem by Archbishop How ar d of Portland. Idaho priests and neighboring bishops to attend. Rev Remi S Keyser of Twin Falls to finalize plans.
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Boise
Idaho
David M. Gorman
Roman Gatho Tie
Wako
Lewiston
St. John's Cathedral
Howared
Portland
Remi S. Keyser
Twin Falls
Knight of Air Pulls Into Piney Point Port
The cruiser Memphis entered the Potomac near Piney Point Maryland in June 1042 and anchored awaiting renewal of its voyage to Washington. Captain Bill Luckett, a 73 year old river pilot, searched moonlit waters for the ship and dispatched a dory from the Hattie Mueller to confirm the sighting amid fishermen and local chatter.
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Piney Point
Memphis
Potomac River
Washington
Point Lookout
Bill" Luckett
Luckett
Hattie Mueller
Avertea
Miss Montana Aims for Pacific Nonstop Flight
Negotiations underway to place Montana in a Pacific Coast to Hawaii nonstop flight project. Walter Beck of Missoula would pilot the aircraft to duplicate the Lindbergh Ryan monoplane route, minus the glass cockpit, with backing from major Montana cities.
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Missoula
Montana
Pacific Coast-to-Hawaii
Walter Beck
Inna
Col
Charles A.lindbergh
New York
Paris
Mipy
Treasure State
Democrat Slogan Wins Prize For 1928 Contest
Washington announces Mrs. Wilbur W. Hubbard of Chestertown Maryland won a national Democratic club prize for a 1928 slogan. Her line eight years of Wall Street now give Main Street a chance accompanied by a Woodrow Wilson tomb etching prize gift described by Tuston Thompson, former federal trade commissioner.
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Washington
Wall Street
Main Street
Wilbur W. Hubbard
Chestertown
Woman's National Democratic Club
Woodrow Wilson
Tuston Thompson
Federal Trade Comission
Montanan Plans Dallas to Hong Kong Flight For Prize
Lieutenant C H Schillhauer of the naval aircraft factory Philadelphia telegraphed today that he will attempt the Dallas to Hong Kong flight for the $25000 Tas ter wood prize. He will carry a passenger a relief pilot radio man and navigator in a three f inger monoplane. Other entries include Y T Ward of Beaunant a San Diego student Paul E Redier of Savannah backed by the Savannah Board of Trade CBE Stewart Grapevine Texas a UT graduate Revicrn will carry a man from Montana who declined to identify him James Carl Davin 24 of Houston a lieutenant in the Texas national guard signed to enter the Might with the mysterious Senora X He says he will teach her to fly and will lose her as a relief pilot.
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Dallas
Texas
C. H. Schillhauer
Naval Aircraft Factory
Philadelphia
Dallas-to
Hong Kong
Schillhauer
Y. T. Ward
Beaunant
San Dieg
Paul E. Redier
Savannah
Savannah Board of Trade
Stewart
Grapevine
University of Texas
Montana
Tex
Liew
James Carl Davin
Houston
Senora X
Davia
Taxes
Snational Guard
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Elmer Goodwin
Lawrence County
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Thuckley
Mazer
Mellett
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Tot
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North Butte CO
Great Corporation
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N. P
Helena
Offera
American Red Cross
Frederic J. Yaskin
Washington, D.C
Ogean
Council of the
League of Nations
Jacob J. Sehatman
Great Plante
Lowman
Prohibition
Gorman
Gome
Knight OF Air
Piney Point, MD
Capital
Miss Montana
Dare Pacific
Walt Beck
Wohan
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