Chicago Cardinals at Eucharistic congress headline notes
Chicago reports describe guards in silk hats and morning trousers for visiting prelates, led by Cardinal O'Donnell of Ireland who received enthusiastic crowds. Other items cover a Japanese farmer's suicide, a prisoner found in a damp basement after nine years, and assorted notes from cities like Seattle and New York on diverse topics.
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Chicago
Prince Albert
Cardinal O'Donnell
Ireland
Treland
Jehan Thompson
Mirst Methodist church
St. Paul
John Montague
Landmark of Park Gone After Opening Ceremonies
Livingston reports the opening at Yellowstone National Park may erase an old landmark. The Ammoth jail, unused for 32 years, is declared useless leaving Ammoth with only guards and an aging soldier’s life to house lawbreakers. Evansville gas plant explosion damages a tank and causes several thousand dollars in losses.
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Livingston
Yellowstone National Park
ithern gate Sunlay
ammoth
Evansville
Ind
Southern Main Gas and Electric company
Grilling at Hands of Reed in Missouri Senate Hearings
A Missouri Senate inquiry featured Senator James A. Reed and Wayne Wheeler questioning dry trade figures. The Missouri case probes political finance and legislative ties as witnesses outline ages and salaries, with testimony referencing a $200,000 threshold and annual figures. The session closed with ongoing testimony and a note that details continue on page two.
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Washington
Jane
Voistemdian
Cacnato
Wayne FH. Wheeler
nera
James A. Jired
Missouri
Missourian
feasque
Wheeler
ELSON
traiters
Inhuman Murder of Child Retold at Lewistown Trial
In Lewistown on the 17th a packed courtroom heard the murder case against Mrs. Visse Stewart charged with killing her four and a half year old stepdaughter Dorothy. Dr H. Bunn testified bruises covered the child's body and death was attributed to those injuries. relative testimony said the defendant frequently whipped the child with a strap. The state attempted to introduce posthumous photos of the body but lacked a proper foundation. Relatives and neighbors testified she often whipped the child for misconduct.
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Lewistown
Tuie
Vlsse Stewart
Torothy
ht. Bunn
Stewart
neighbo
Vicar of Pope Reaches City Amid Historic Welcome
Cardinal Mundelein and Cardinal Ronzani lead a grand reception as the vicar of the pope arrives in town amid a vast throng. The crowd packs Michigan Avenue cheering, while police guide the procession past the Cathedral of the Immaculate Name and the Holy See's dignitaries in ceremonial robes. The event marks one of the citys greatest ovations.
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Mundheein
trorrestag
Six Die in Wreck in Nevada and Critical Condition of Montanan
Six people died in a Union Pacific train wreck in Nevada with another Montanan reported in critical condition. The crash occurred when a sleeping car caught fire between Los Angeles and Salt Lake City, trapping passengers as flames spread toward Crystal Siding. Authorities expanded investigations to determine responsibility. coroners planned further inquest testimony including J. G. King, injured passenger whose wife died in the blaze.
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Nevada
lilien
Union Pacific railway
esterday
New
J. G. King
King
Salt lake
aes
Soviet exports amid British general strike disputed
London reports the British Government asserted the Soviet government waived its regulation on export of money to England during the recent general strike. Home Secretary Sir William Seynson Ticks stated in the House of Commons that no intention to renegotiate with the Soviet government exists at present.
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London
Free List of One Thousand Useful Books Guide
A Washington Information Bureau offering a free exhaustive booklet compiled by the American Library Association for exclusive distribution. It promises guidance on what to read to improve knowledge and boost work performance. Enclose two cents for return postage to a Washington Street address.
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Washington Bureau
American Library Association
Washington Information Bureau
Girl of 22 slain by a degenerate in Seattle grave site
Seattle reports a 22 year old girl named S via Gaines, niece of Willan A. Gaines, found murdered near Green Lake. She was strangled and beaten with a rock after going for a walk yesterday evening. An unknown rough looking man was seen nearby by witnesses Mae and Mrs Stakes. The autopsy confirmed brutal assault and death, with family details noting the victim was a Smith College graduate from Newtown Massachusetts.
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S via Gaines
Willan A. Gaines
board of county comissioners
Green Lake
cty
FS. Stakes
Roche Gaines
pitts
Flo
Mirs Garurs
Rail crash leaves many dead and injured in Blairsville area
A deadly train collision near Blairsville last midnight killed several and injured many aboard the Baltimore and Ohio line. The United States postal and passenger cars bore the impact as crews worked through the night to clear wreckage and tend the injured. Johnstown and Latrobe hospitals reported critical and serious cases among surviving passengers and crew. The locomotive engineer, Traian WooS of Derry, Pa., perished. authorities continued to review the cause and salvage efforts.
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Tittsburgh
Blairsvalle
Taurtess
lthem
Johnnatown
Latrobe
Mans omers
tess carlously
Huet
wera
alin
Ridle
Uie
acnna
wrench
Traian
W.ooS
Jeaninn
Derry
Jeromathe
Union cabinet plan abandoned by Brian
Paris June 17 Aristide Brian abandons plan for a purely national union cabinet as its tenth ministry and now aims to form a cabinet of political leaders with recognized authority.
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BRIAN
Paris
Aristide Brian
G N Pilot Killed In Wreck In Idaho
G N pilots die in Idaho wreck near Bonners Ferry as a Great Northern freight derails into the Pend Oreille river. Engineer Pim Arthur J. Trae perishes, fireman Harold Hawkins injured. train's six cars tumble into the water about five miles east of Bonners Ferry. Roth lived in Spokane.
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Bonners Forty
Idaho
PimArthur J. Trae
Harold 2. Hawkins
Great Northern railway
Pend OReille river
here
Roth
Spokane
Proposal to Adjourn Congress on June 28
Washington reports a resolution proposing sine die adjournment of Congress on Saturday June 26. It is expected to be called up in the House near Monday by Representative Tilson or Chairman Snell of the Rules Committee.
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Washington
congress
Tilson
Republian
Snell
Lions Gather for District Sessions In Wyoming
A Lions International district convention opens with 29 Montana entries and attendees arriving at the Billwige Commercial Club. Edward J.D. Ellis of Givensville, Wyoming, among early arrivals, prepares for the session in the Convention Hall as club members gather for the annual event.
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Riles
aes
Montana
Wath district
Lions international tasmorroy mmarong
Billwige Commercial club
Edward JD Ellis
Givenbuil
Vink
pees
Pittsburgh Dives Sell Real Stuff in Pennsylvania Primary
William S. Ware, nominated to the Senate, is central to a probe into expenditures during the Republican primaries in Pennsylvania. Testimony before the House Alcoholic Liquor Traffic Committee alleged Philadelphia open conditions and placards selling real beer, with prior witnesses supporting similar claims.
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Willian S. Ware
Senate
Pennsylvania
Washington
Tane
house
alcoholic liquor traffic committee
Pittsburgh
Pensylvania
calona
James J. Britt
hart
Willian C. Davidson
Los Angeles
Monument unveiled for Jown Bozeman Breeman
A crowd of about 2,000 gathered in Livingston for the unveiling of a monument to Jen MM Bozeman pioneer who helped bring prized wagons trains across the plains. The event near the Yellowstone trail featured speeches by Frank Dr. Brown Dean A L Stone and the unveiling by Mrs WT Beall Bozeman who knew Bozeman in early years.
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Breeman
Livingston
Jen MM. Bozeman
Wellnwetone
Lasingston
Apel
Charles Donnells
Northern Pacific
Wellowstone trail
Gardiner roar
Wellowstone National parks
Brown hstorian
Montana Piatter society
hones
Rezentan
mtton
Grand Jury Dated in Billings as Helena Panel Ordered
The document notes a grand jury date in Billings from June 1 to June 14 and indicates that Charles N Pray appeared in federal district court this morning. The court ordered the grand jury to meet in Helena on June 28 to hear cases.
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Billings
Charles N Pray
Helena
Adgiag Elected Chief of Rotary
Dover June 17 Harry H Rogers a San Antonio attorney will be installed as president of Rotary International. Election at the 7th annual convention had Artur J Sapp and Thomas J Davis as other candidates with Rogers receiving 1204 votes. Rogers joins five US directors and one director each from Canada and Britain to form the new board.
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Dover
Harry H Rogers
San Antonio
Rotary Internation
Artur J. Sapp
Huntington
Ind
Thomas J. Davis
Butte
Mont
Rogers
Sapp
Davis
United States
Canada
British Teles
Chesley K. Perry
Ruffus F. Chapin
Chicago
Donald A. Adams
New Haven
Rotary
Wheatland
Missouri
Convention America Held First Great Falls Meeting
Montana veterans gathered at Great Falls on June 17 for the American Legion and Ancillary convention. More than 2,000 ex servicemen from across the state attended as leaders urged Americanization work and to remove any suggestion of internationalism within the organization. The opening day focused on business with multiple addresses from Legion leaders.
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Great Falls
Mont
Montana department of the American Legion
American Legion
Montana
Helena High School Closes Year With Commencement
Eight-seven graduates of Helena High School received diplomas last evening at the forty third annual commencement. Bishop Smith addressed the class on The Pressure of Life. Diplomas were presented by John G Brown, with principal Albert J Roberts calling the names.
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Seleta high school
Tarenty
Shrine
witiet
Helendrttizena
pa chireh
John G Brown
board, of education
Princiman Albert J. Roberts
Titlan Ismay Archibald
Jonn Donnington Bartlett
Eugene Arthur Bieber
Ruth Dixie Bergaulat
Ruth Loretta Bieber
Helen Kathryn Bishop
Dorothea Sybil Black
Marcarer Alice Bowman
Nancy Pauling Boyer
Ann Forbis Burke
John Howard Horton
Lewellyn Link Callaway, Jr
Dickenson Cher Collinson
Robert Fern Cooney
Helen Charlsis Copenhaver
Helen Marjorie Crenshaw
Dorcas Adelaide Cunningham
Frances Ann Duries
Dorothy Blanche FitzGerald
Leroy Lyle Fitzgibbon
Mina Theodora Fitzgibbon
Elmer Wallace Goodno
Blanche Helen Guillor
Thomas Clyde Gummow
Genevieve Hall
James Raymond Wasp
Charlotte Heberlein
Anita Seneciere Henry
Pearl Henry
Ross Henry
Mary Matilda Hicks
Mary Katharine Hill
Rubye Jeannetts T Hurtbu
Grudge Dinamite Attacks Sparked Citywide Fire and Fear
Two men were arrested in Los Angeles amid a series of dynamite explosions that wrecked a theater and surrounding buildings. Investigators found 134 unexploded sticks, gas and oil planted throughout the block. One suspect, William Graczebsky alias William Graham, owned a candy store in the damaged building. the other, Elias Eisenberg, a sewing machine salesman, was released. Police suspect a personal grudge and are tracing motives and connections.
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Los Angeles
une
William Graham
Russia
William Graczebsky
Elias Eisenberg
Graham
Eisenberg
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