Students seize National University in Mexico City revolt
Two thousand striking students took possession of the National University in Mexico City and seized officials as hostages demanding Rector Antonio Castro Leal's resignation. A 100-strong guard will be posted, changing every eight hours, as the strike committee sets up continuous headquarters in the university building.
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Mexico City
National University
Antonio Castro Leal
Daniel Cosio Villegas
Alfonso Caso
National Preparatory School
Treasury orders probe into border patrol shooting deaths
Washington reports the treasury department will investigate the role of border enforcement agents in the shooting of Henry Virkkula at International Falls Minnesota and Archibald Eugster. Simultaneously the treasury and justice departments start a joint drive against rum runners in Detroit area as Congress presses for swift action if officers are found at fault.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Henry Virkkula
International Falls
Minn
Archibald Eugster
Treasury
Justice Departments
Detroit
Congress
Pittenger
Minnesota
Hoover
Commission On Law
Teut and Gaul in friendly powwow over Rhineland plan
German Foreign Minister Strexemann and French Minister Briand agreed at Madrid that an international conference is needed for decision by all parties on evacuating the Rhineland and the Saar. They held a long private talk as League of Nations members met in secret.
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Madrid
Gustav Strexemann
Germany
Aristide Briand
France
Rhineland
Saar
Beth
Hinese
Council of the
League of Nations
Rosy copper outlook as demand stays strong says experts
Associated Press report notes government technicians see continued high copper demand amid rising world consumption. Arizona Utah Montana Michigan mines remain core, with Africa and Canada growing in importance. Figures show a 53 percent output rise per decade, with 1928 production under 2 million tons despite forecast demand near 4 million tons annually.
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Clinton Coffin
Associated Press
Washington
Arizona
Utah
Montana
Michigan
Africa
Canada
C E. Julian
Bureau of Mines
Jahan
Europe
South America
Dread Spotted Fever Claims Hysham Man
Merle Miller age 42 died of Rocky Mountain spotted fever at a Dus lanch home south of Hysham sixty miles east of Billings. He fell ill May 2 and his death is Treasure county’s first from the fever. Miller is survived by his widow two sons and his father J H Miller of Conrad with a brother and sister. B E Kenelly Northern Pacific freight conductor contracted spotted fever after tick bite near Laure Forsyth May 22 hospitalized with advanced illness.
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Billings
Rocky Mountain
Merle Miller
Duslanch
Hysham
Miller
Treasure County
J. H. Miller
Conrad
B. E. Kenelly
Northern Pacific
Company
Kenedy
Mastinain
Laure
Forsyth
Loss by Oil Fire at California Field Reaches 4 Million
Fire swept the Santa Fe Springs air field near Los Angeles yesterday and today, destroying ten derricks and threatening adjacent wells. Officials of Rio Grande Petroleum list 400 firefighters on the scene as losses mount to about 4.008 million dollars with wells Rhode No 1 and McKeon No 2 flowing 4 500 barrels daily and 28 million cubic feet of gas. A workman is feared engulfed in the blaze and crews attempt to control the flames amid continuing ruin and rumors.
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Los Angeles
Santa Fe Springs Air Field
Rio Grande Petroleum Company
Rhode No. 1
McKeon No 2
Mc-Adams
Edward Mc-Adams
Q. H. Rhode
Endurance Flight Ends After Short San Francisco Run
Mills Field San Francisco June attempt to break endurance flight record ends as monoplane Sant Franciscan lands three hours sixteen minutes after takeoff due to an unbalanced air assembly.
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Mills Field
San Francisco
Sant Franciscan
MacDonald to Visit United States After Parliament Rises
London reports Premier Ramsay MacDonald plans to visit the United States as soon as Parliament adjourns at the end of July, then possibly proceed to the League of Nations assembly in Geneva. The idea has drawn praise in London and may be echoed by Baldwin before his resignation, with Conservative papers noting the potential strategic value for UK US relations. Continued discussion expected on page two.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
United States
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
MacDonald
Oon
Hoover to push immediate vote on farm debenture plan
President Hoover met with congressional leaders at the White House and won a pledge for an early House vote on the rapatt debenture plan. The move follows Senate rejection of the administration farm relief bill and signals swift action on farm legislation.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Congress
White House
House
Rapatt
Joint Conference Committee
Democrata
Austrian beauty crowned Universe queen at pageant
Lisl Goldarbetter of Austria won the first ever Miss Universe title in Galveston. Competing with 11 international entrants, she received the crown over Magda Demetrescu of Romania and was joined by Irene Ahlberg of New York as a United States representative.
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Galveston
Tex
Kor
Pulehitude
Alfes Lisl Goldarbetter
Austria
Milas Universe
Mise Magda Demetrescu
Roumania
Drunelle
Misa Irene Ahlberg
New York City
United States
Helena School Board Narrowly Chooses Two Superintendent Candidates
Helena district officials met in executive session to narrow 63 applicants to two out of state candidates for the superintendent post following John Dietrich's resignation. A three-member subcommittee and board members conducted interviews and eliminations, with final selections approved after lengthy discussion.
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Helena School Board
Helene
Helena
Mantans
Rusters
Suc
John Dietrich
Finsh
Montana Rain Delivers Angling Relief Across State
Scattered rains in Montana over the last hours cheered farmers awaiting precipitation. A cloudburst near Chateau soaked Teton county, nearly an inch fell at Missoula, and showers extended to Glendive Havre Miles City Billings and Cut Bank with smaller amounts elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Montana
Teton County
Chateau
Missoula
Glendive
Havre
Miles City
Billings
Cut Bank
Seismic Shocks Felt in Gallatin Valley
June 11. Teo earth movements, so slight as to be almost imperceptible, were felt at Manhattan, Three Forks, Borgoman and through the Gallatin valley near Merry about 5 o’clock this morning. No damage occurred. In this region the damaging quakes of June 27, 1925, occurred.
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Manhattan
Three Forks
Borgoman
Gallatin Valley
Nery
Billings Woman Dies In Auto Overturn Near Grass Range
Lewiston hears of the fatal crash that killed Mrs William Henry Queenan 58 in Montana. The Billings road contractor’s wife was alone when her car overturned two miles south of Grass Range on a trip to visit her husband. She had lived in Lewistown the past year with her son Harold, a total garage employee.
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Lewiston
William Henry Queenan
Wiliam Queenan
Billings
I C C Probes Montana Rates on Exports
The Interstate Commerce Commission was asked to continue and abolish export freight rates from Montana to northern Pacific ports. Pacifi ports advocate preserves lower export rates while Montana flour millers argue they discriminate and seek cancellation.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prain
Montana
Pacific Coast
J. Wettrick
Pacifeports
Orr
Montana Flour Milla
Plane crashes into governor's mansion in Seagirt
An airplane crashed into the foot of the Little White House, Governor Morgan Larson's summer home, lodging in a ceiling beam. Governor Larson was away. Pilot William Thi of Ned Bank, with four passengers including Miss Ove Teimantae and Roger J. Ryan, escaped injury. Mrs Regina Larson, mother of the governor, was about to enter the room when the crash occurred.
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Seagirt
Noh
Dune
Morgan Larson
Crak
Willian Thi
Ned Bank
Mte Ove Teamntae
Roger J. Ryan
Regina Larson
Tariff Bill Faces Senate Hearings After House Passage
The tariff bill, approved by the House on May 28 after five months of debate, moves to the Senate for opening public hearings. The Finance Committee, with eleven members, will hear testimony from about twenty witnesses on valuation methods and related issues.
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Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
So Long Assailing Hoover Oil Policy
Washington June 11 AP An attack on President Hoover s oil conservation policy and the action of Mark L Regus chairman of the oil conference at Colorado Springs in ruling out of order a resolution favoring rescinding of the executive s order barring prospecting on public lands was launched today on the floor of the senate Senator Cutting Republican New Mexico began the assault by challenging Requa s right to prevent discussion in the conference on any matter pertinent to the issues involved The challenge drew from Senator King Democrat Utah a statement that the oil order was one of the most lawless acts ever committed by any person King was joined by Senator Bratton Democrat New Mexico who declared the restrictive policy was an injustice to those who had money invested in oil lands King announced that he intended to view the senate judiciary committee to take early action on his restitution proposing an investigation of the president s right to curtail oil production on the public lands
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Washington
Hoover
Mark L. Regus
Colorado Springs
Senate
Cutting
New Mexico
Requa
King
Utah
Bratton
Senate Judiciary Committee
Governors Oil Conservation Conference Transfers Task
The governors oil conservation conference gave the task of forming an interstate conservation compact to a working group of governors from Texas Oklahoma California and others. Delegates including Francis Wilson from New Mexico urged a basis for the compact amid assurances that no alarming oil industry situation exists. Continued on page two.
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Devon
Francis
Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Col
Governors
Texas
Oklahoma
California
Red Cross aids flood town as Col Williams surveys
Lewis and Clark Red Cross chapter, led by E. J. Murphy and Ry Q. Kaufman, offers financial relief to Wibaux under Acting Governor Hazelbaker orders. Col Williams inspects flood conditions while Mayor White reports progress and relief workers work amid rain and funds shortages. Water supply remains safe with repairs on a sewered breach and a temporary bridge planned over Beaver Creek.
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E. J. Murphy
Ry Qo Kaufman
Lewis and Clark
The
Red Cross
Charles E. White
Wibawy
Frank A. Hazelbaker
E. H. Walliams
Montana National Guard
Wihaux
Con Jernor
Wrhayx
Wibany
Iatire
Hor
Fonte
Uealth
W. F. Cogswell
Mark
Hopkins
Wihany
Beaver Creek
Simpson Elected Chair At Northwest Shippers Meeting
Charles Simpson of Volberg was chosen chair with Fred T. Harker of Hamilton as vice chair and Charles Ruszeka of Billings as secretary. J. C. O’Connell of Minneapolis named corresponding secretary as Montana shipping talks ended. The session warned of higher freight demand in July through September and noted an uptick in rail carrier strain.
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Billings
Charles Simpson
Volberg
Fred T. Harker
Hamiton
Charles Ruszeka
J. C. O'Connell
Minneapolis
Sesson
Montana
Northwest Shippers Advisory Board
Clippers Pon Itailroad
Corvallis Teacher Dies After Highway Shooting
Mrs. Ethel Severns a 37 year old Corvallis school teacher died last night after being shot in the back on May 29 when she refused to stop her car on a highway north of Corvallis at the command of an unidentified man.
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Hamilton
Ethel Severns
Corvallis
Here
Red Cross Seeks 25000 For Wibaux Relief Drive
The American Red Cross midwestern branch headquarters announces a 25000fund to aid Wibaux and nearby areas after a June7 disaster. A Red Cross survey reports three dead, 10 homes destroyed, 25 homes washed from foundations, 75 others damaged, and the business district ruined.
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Lewh
Teals
American Red Cross
Wibawe
Red Cross
Montana
Wibaux
Glendive Zone Again Swept by a Deluge
AP reports heavy rain battered Glendive and surrounding areas. Widespread flooding stalled relief efforts, damaged roads, and halted train service except for two small branches to Sidney and Circle. Official data show nearly two inches of rain since June 1 as creeks and the Yellowstone River swelled.
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Sidney
Circle
Yellowatune
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Gaul
Lark Bureau
J. P. Morgan
John Pierpont Storgan
America
Lonose
New York
Paris
International Reparations Commission
N'Donald
Said Baldwin
U.S
Paga
Joint Conference
Mr. Troover
Francis Wison
Col. Williams
Tuly
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