Oakland Six Extends Long Record In Economy Races
The Oakland Six adds to its string of victories in economy events at Camp Curry Yosemite. A strictly stock Oakland Landau Sedan won two honors and placed second in the grand sweepstakes. The car averaged 22.86 miles per gallon over 260 miles with a 3,847 pound load, using only one pint of oil and 4 1/2 pints of water, requiring no mechanical changes. Four sweepstakes wins, two Closed car sweeps, and six class championships solidify Oakland’s lead in economical operation across races in 1922 1923 1924 and 1925 plus the 1922 1923 San Diego to El Centro runs. J A Gable is Oakland’s local agent.
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Oakland
America
Pacific Coast
Camp Curry Yosemite
San Diego
el Centro
J. A. Gable
Oaklands
President's Message on Old Glory and National Pride
The text speaks of Old Glory as more than a flag, portraying it as a symbol of liberty and the sovereign will of the people. It frames loyalty to the flag as loyalty to justice, warns that disloyalty makes one a traitor to humanity, and questions what would be saved if the nation’s flags perished.
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Uth
Isc
RUN ROW BUSY AGAIN CUTTERS OUT TO SEA
New Fork June 15 By Assdci- Ried Press Ten of the fastest patrol boats used by the coast guard in the blockade against the liquor fleet suddenly put to sea today. The revenue cutter Yamacraw reported five rum boats anchored in rum row and three of the boats were newly arrived with more expected during the night. Revenue cutter and four patrol boats were assigned to keep watch around each of the liquor ships.
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New Fork
Byr Assdci- Ried Press
Coast Guard
Revenue Cutter
Yamacraw
Bass
Rum Row
Sinclair Promises To Put Up Bond In Washington Case
New York reports Harry F. Sinclair an air magnate indicted in Washington with Albert B. Fall and others on conspiracy to defraud the United States. He promised through his attorney to post bond in federal court tomorrow ahead of his trial. The charges relate to leasing the naval oil reserves in Wyoming and California in four indictments returned May 27 in the District of Columbia.
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New York
Harry F. Sinclair
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
United States
G. T. Stanford
Sinclair
Naval Oil Reserve
Wyoming
California
District of Columbia
Torture trial testimony cites family defendants
Mrs Randolph Stelle testified in county court defending her father William MacClaymont a Yonkers real estate operator and her Newark bond broker husband charged with torturing William Holland of Haworth N J to stop pursuing Mrs Stelle formerly Marion MacClaymont The state rested after Holland’s cross examination He testified MacClaymont lured him to an office June 24 1924 where he was overpowered wrists bound and twisted by the two defendants
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White Plains
Associated Press
Randolph Stelle
William MacClaymont
Yonkers
Newark
William Holland
Haworth
N. J
Stelle
Marion MacClaymont
Holland
MacClaymont
Mountain Lake Salt Deposit Provides High Purity Epsom Salt
Wenatchee Washington June 15 The World's greatest deposit of epsom salts is being mined from an ancient lake bed in the mountains of extreme north central Washington. A 12 foot mud covering tests at 5 per cent epsom salts, with a layer of 18 to 28 feet of product assays at 95 per cent pure. Development recently started. Tunnels through solid crystal formation, dynamite loosens it, shipped ten miles to Oroville for refining. Besides serving as a base for over 100 chemicals the salts have wide use from dace powder to brake linings.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Associated Press
Oroville
Queensberry Granted Divorce in London Case
London June 15 The Marquis of Queensberry was today granted a decree nisi in his divorce suit against his wife He alleged misconduct and named Sir James H Dunn Canadian financier The case was undefended The Marquis is 29 years old and succeeded to his title in 1920 His wife was formerly Miss Irene Richards an actress of the Gaiety theatre in London
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London
Marquis’ of Queensberry
James H. Dunn
Marquis of Queensberry
Irene Richards
Gaiety Theater
Candidates for Princess Guests of Legion at Diner
Candidates for princess of Lewis and Clark county to Montana's queen were dinner guests of the Lewis and Clark post American Legion and its auxiliary at Eddy cafe. Talks by Ward Crosby and W G Ferguson plus Mrs Pew. List of 15 candidates from Helena East Helena and nearby towns. Voting rules explained with extra votes for memberships and ticket sales. Ballots printed daily and ballots filed at the Commercial Club to speed results. Election closes June 25 at 9 30 p.m. Fifty counties represented by princesses in the queen's court. 25, 2
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Lewis and Clark County
Montana
Lewis and Clark
American Legion
Woman's Auxiliary
Eddy Cafe
Ward Crosby
Committee
W. G. Ferguson
E. Pew
Lucile Brazier
Lillian Thomas
Elen O'Shea
East Helena
Barnetta Davis
Gaynella Stewart
Blanche Glineski
Neil Veath
Arvilla Adams
Ruth Barnett
Mabel DeKey
Hazel Haugen
Agnes Gibbons
Constance Moreau
Virginia Campbell
Alveda Carter
Bess Butler
Lucile McLean
Helena
The
Legion Auxiliary
Shrine Temple
Com. Club
Legion Post
W. O. Whipps
Mr. Ritchie
Howard Smith
J. R. Liddy
East Heena
Queen's Court
Crossword Puzzle From May Edition For Racing Fans
The puzzle grid includes racing related terms and clues across horizontal and vertical lines. It features items like course laid out for racing and racetrack tipster hints along with standard crossword entries such as exclamations, punctuation, and compass directions. The note also references yesterday’s Rome puzzle and a St Paul bank robbery incident detailing an $8 200 hold up their three culprits and a teenage teller.
Luther College Band to Play at Shrine Next Monday
Luther College Concert Band from Decorah Iowa will give a Monday night concert at the Shrine temple in Helena under A I Reeves. Reserved seats cost slightly more with special child rates under 14. part of the temple auditorium is reserved. Directed by Carlo A Sperati the eight year training program and annual personnel changes are noted along with a college quartet and skilled singers in the program.
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America
Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
Helena
Shrine Temple
A. I. Reeves
Reeves
Temple Auditorium
Luther
Carlo A. Sperati
Sperati
Eve's Secret at the Mar Row with Compson and Holt
Paramount's Eve's Secret stars Betty Compson and Jack Holt at the Mar Row for today and tomorrow. The tale set in a French town follows a cobbler's daughter educated in Paris by a duke who seeks her as his duchess. Pierre, a self made fortune seeker, duels the duke and pursues Eve, delivering a changing climax directed by Clarence Badger.
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Betty Compson
Jack Holt
Adelaide Heilbron
Zoe Akins
d'Enville
Paris
The
Riviera
Eve
Pierre
Monte Carlo
William Collier, Jr
Duke
Clarence Badger
Fairbanks Rides Winged Horse in Thief of Bagdad
Douglas Fairbanks stars in The Thief of Bagdad a lavish Arabian Nights tale at the Marlow Friday and Saturday. The reviewer hails it as a radical advance in screen art with Fairbanks at his best as a clever thief who becomes a prince and wins the princess amid feats like flying on a winged horse and a magic carpet ride.
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Fairbanks
Douglas Fairbanks
Bagdad
Marlow
Death of Gay To Preserved Milk Trial At Yuma
Long trial day in Yuma centers on George W. Lynn publisher charged with criminal libel after an editorial on preservatives in Sanguinetti dairy milk. Prosecution questions who added preservatives and why while defense argues milk came from diseased cows and baby death cited as natural causes.
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Yuma. Ariz
Associated Press
George W. Lynn
Yuma
E. F. Sanguinetti
Sanguinetti
Merger Abolishes 22 U S Land Office Receptions
The interior department orders abolition of 22 local land office receivers in 11 states. Registrars will assume duties July 1, forming consolidated offices to save about $50,000 yearly. The move, tied to the 1926 appropriation act, leaves at most one official per remaining office. Notable entries include Wyoming entries Buffalo Cheyenne Evanston Lander and names James D. Gallup M T Christensen Joseph Booth H H Schwoob.
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Washington
Associated Press
Interior Department
Wyoming
Buffalo
James D. Gallup
Cheyenne
M. T. Christensen
Evanston
Storm kills one as Nebraska storm hits farming areas
A heavy wind rain and hail storm swept several Nebraska localities on Sunday causing one death and numerous injuries and extensive crop ruination across multiple counties. Kingston Jamaica also reported a sharp earthquake shock felt with some excitement.
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Omaha
Associated Press
Nebraska
Kingston
Jamaica
Associated’ Press
Local Man Held After Mistaken War Alarm
Apostol Shamanoff believed a national guard encampment signaled new hostilities and tried to intervene. He was jailed and to be sent to Warm Springs for insanity evaluation. A portrait of President Harding was recently engraved on the head of a pin.
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Apostol Shamanoff
National Guard
Warm Springs
Harding
WT Lyman Gies in Butte was brother of Geo Lyman of Helena
Work was received here yesterday from Butte of the death of W. T. Lyman, a well known traveling salesman, who had many friends here. He leaves a widow, two daughters, a son, and a brother, George Lyman of Helena. Mexico City two soldiers were wounded in a religious riot at Ciudad Hidalgo, and 72 rioters were arrested.
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Lyman Gies
Butte
Geo. Lyman
Helena
W. T. Lyman
George Lyman
Mexico City
Ciudad Hidalgo
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Mountain Lake
Queensberry
Princess Guests OF Legion
Rome
Italy
St. Paul
George Halverson
Minnesota Transfer State Bank
Compson and Holt
U. S
Reeves’ Music House
W. A. Brezer
Walker Garage
Davis & Broadway
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies’ Prize
Mnrion
Ana Compson
Garden of Eden
Hal Roach
Bray Magazine
Beauty Review
Tex Howard
Columbia Gardens
Broadwater
Merlyn Walker
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