Diplomats Weigh Impending Disarmament Talks In London
London reports show United States Ambassador Dawes and Prime Minister MacDonald awaiting tomorrow’s speeches to shape future disarmament talks. Hoover notes conversations with Dawes do not signal a new conference, while France and Italy hold back pending fuller details.
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London
United States
Charles Dawes
Thamyay MacDonald
Vaither
MacDonald
Ambassador Alves
Daves
Howver
Forres
Remier
France
Italy
Washington
Hoover
Dawes
England
Simsor Waseen
Danes
Personal arrivals and visitors listed in local social notes
Missoula resident C. Scott arrives while J B Harper from Brocton meets in horn. Libby physician Dr C B Boyle also a visitor. J W Davies from Billings, Chinoweth from Glasgow, W J Duncan from Butte arrive. Mrs M I Howard from Craix in town. Albert Smith from Tostonia visits with Helen Daniel. Mrs Emma A Berry of Great Falls hosts guests. Windpel at Hetal adalat. Mrs J Batson of Missoula visits Fielona. Clarence Wohl from Battea at the Placer. 28 Apna Swannon from Livingston stops by. Mr and Mrs James Dewey of Havre in Helena. RG Bull from Missoula arrives. J W Sutton and Harry Wash from Great Falls. W M Wall from Roundup on business.
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J.B. Harper
Horn
Brocton
C. B. Boyle
Libby
J. W. Davies
Billings
Chinoweth
Glasbow
James Dewey
Havre Pro
Helena
RG. Bull
Missoula
Mary Pickford in Coquette shines with whimsy and talkie drama
Mary Pickford’s Coquette brings lighthearted humor and a fully talking feature. Director Sam Taylor blends realism with gaiety as Mary’s southern coquette story unfolds, aided by clever scenes of youth and growing pains. Local notes mention visitors from Belt and Great Falls and state officials stopping at the capitol.
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Mary Pickford
Jimmy
Norma
Mmental Analety
Mary
Marlow Theater
Col. Dicks Pushes Dr Snook Motive in Coed Slaying Case
Columbus Ohio June 17 AP Prosecutor Chester pursues evidence against Dr James H Snook university professor in the hammer slaying of Ohio State co ed Miss Hix. Police report stains on Snook car door jamb, Miss Hix buttons and keys found on the rifle range as Mrs Snook is questioned for last Thursday night actions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Theodora Hix
Ohio State
John J. Chester, Jr
James H Snook
Chester
Snook
Marton T. Meyers
Look
Meyers
Miss Hix
John F. Seidel
E O Ricketts
Common Press Court
Dr Snook
Keysan
War veteran becomes last Mexican War survivor
Washington on his 98th birthday Owen Thomas Edgar learned he is the sole remaining Mexican War veteran after the death in Paris Missouri of William Fitzhugh Thomas Buckner at 101. The pension bureau confirmed he is the last survivor of the 1846 conflict.
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Washington
Owen Thomas Edgar
William Fitzhugh Thomas Buckner
Paris
Edgar
United States Pension Bureau
Anti-Smith Democrats in Session Sparks Platform Debate
Anti Smith Democrats debate nomination backing while platform committee prepares votes on tax reform, prohibition plank, and the short ballot. Cannon faction urges "Smash the machine" challenge as Virginia begins five southern bolt states voting ahead of Hoover in the last election.
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Alfred E. Smith
Platform Committee
Convention
Cannon
James Cannon, Jr
Hpiscopal Church
South
Executive Committee
Democratic Party
Smith
Virginia
Solid South
Hoover
French aviators serenaded after cross Atlantic flight
In Paris Jean Assolant Rene Lefevre and Armano Lotti Jr began a week of receptions and hero worship after their flight from Old Orchard Maine to Comillas Spain. Pierre Flandin hosted a ceremony at the Aero Club of France and the American embassy welcomed them with champagne and speeches. An American stowaway Arthur Schreiber attended both events.
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Paris
Jean Assolant
Rene Lefevre
Armano Lotti, Jr
Old Orchard
Comillas
Spain
Pierre Etenne Flandin
Aero Club of
France
Norman Ammour
Arthur Schreiber
Portland
Maine
M. Flandin
Lindbergh
Prohibition Conflict Sparks Detroit River Shootings
Reported gunfire on the Detroit river near Windsor and Newport cites a windshield shattered by machine gun fire as a cruising pair alleges Coast Guard involvement. Canadian police expose US Prohibition agents operating across the river and warn locals to guard private property.
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Windsor
Oate
Carl Raymond
Very Monroe
Mich
James O'Connor
Newport
Sto? Sandwich
Detroit River
United States Coast Guard
Ont
la Salle
Detroit
Henry Langlois
F Martin
United States Prohibition Enforcement Service
Richmond
Langlois
United States
Idaho Woman Convicted in Booze Possession Case
Twin Falls Idaho June 17 AP Mrs Mariel Campbell 35 Buhl mother of three was convicted by a jury of liquor possession She faces sentencing tomorrow Judge C A Baileys announced Mrs Bernice Martin pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 160 days in jail plus a 100 dollar fine The two were accused of transporting liquor from Contact Nevada to their homes
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Mariel Campbell
Buhl
C. A. Bailey
Campbell
Bernice Martin
Nevada
Martin
Jal
Sheepmen battle near Brady sparks wide chase and arson
The confrontation ends with Morgan and his wife overpowering a sheepman, Morgan fleeing to a neighbor, then returning to Brooks place and setting fire to buildings and stock. Deputies and farmers pursue, Morgan captured after a long chase and jailed. Also reports a boxing result in Boston where George Cook defeats Risko by foul. Eight of the world's 12 largest banks are said to be British.
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Morgan
Brooks
Brooks Place
Brady
Sheemman al
Ernest Burnett
Abe Prairie
Organ
Ed Furst
Burnett Boys
Conract
Risho
Boston
Mass
George Cook
Johnny Rieko
Cleveland
Braves
Risko
Cook
London
Clues Emerge on Hawaii Plane Wreckage From 1927 Flight
Four pieces of airplane wreckage found near Kaapilo on the island of Hawaii are believed to be parts of the Golden Eagle or Miss Doran from the 1927 Dole flight to Honolulu. One piece is a stabilizer. others unidentified. A 30 inch aluminum fragment with red white and blue paint suggests long exposure to water.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Kaapilo
Golden
Eagle
Miss Doran
Dole
California
Honolulu
Thunderbolt on Last Times Today at Marlow Theater
George Bancroft stars in Thunderbolt the 100 per cent talking picture with Fay Wray and Richard Arlen headlining a charged all talking program at the Marlow theater. Also on bill are Music Hath Harms from the Saturday Evening Post and Fox Movietone News Weekly. News from Roosevelt Field notes the Shipping board’s season cotton bale traveled 11,202,800 miles in 1928.
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George Bancroft
Wall Street
Marlow Theater
Whners
Fay Wray
Richard Arlen
Wessels
United States
Roosevelt Field
Octavus
Roy Cohen
Saturday Evening Post
FOX Movietone News
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C. ¥. Scott
W. J. Duncan
Butte
Mra. M. I. Howard
Craix
Albert Smith
Tostonia
Tombae
Helen Daniel
Emma A. Berry
Great Falls
Hetal Adalat
Mre
Clarence Wohl
Battea
Mra
Arthur Shaw
Lewintontir In
Viottor
Charles Bebb
Diasoule
Apna Swannon
Livingston
A. Pekeney
Great Felts
Frank Holton
D. H. Anderson
Dan Haggerty
Browning
Mra. R. E Crowell
J. W. Sutton
Harry Wash
Great Faltas
W. M. Wall
Wa H. Dayton
RD. Vyne
Great Falta
Sss
W. W. Moses
Breidapbach
Joseph
Harvey
Murphy Ia
the Great Northern
Peoria
Fred Ergenbriant
Drilling
Arrehivfe
NPA Peo
Marlow
Coquette
Toston
Helena Wilson
Jennie Spogen
Ethel Noble
Airs
W. C. Danzer
Belt
Ana Soboe
Esenia Ludwig
Mars Kijeck
Mary Newman
Great Talls
Irene Petarson
Grelyn Woolf
Annie Thompson
Ove Thompson
Chateau
Havey
Mes
I. E. Ward
Helen
Elmer Firft
Seattle
W. S. MeKee
Lynn
Igelowton
W. S. McQuitty
Wheatland County
Como Dicks
DR. Smook
Mia
de Priest
Congress
Pritchard
North Carolina
Vestal
Indiana
Prohibition
Eitemplone
Gaumut
Broadwater
Sheridan
Kansas City
Steve Smith
Bridgeport
Conn
Mickey Cohen
Denver
Eee Marlow
Josef ‘von Sternberg
Miss Grace G
Miss Bull
Westinghouse
Helena Gas & Electric CO
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