Mexico May Return 10 Churches in Settlement Plan
Mexico City June 18 AP A base for settlement of the Mexican religious controversy has been agreed upon and sent to the pope for approval. President Portes Gil and church emissaries Archbishop Ruiz Vlazis and Bishop Pascual Diaz endorsed the plan which, if approved, would allow Catholic clergy to return to churches abandoned in August 1926 and resume services. No further action will occur until the pope replies, expected by Wednesday.
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Mexico City
Rome
Portes GH
Noman Church
Ruizo Vlazis
Pascual Diaz
Vatican
Mexico
Fotal
Wheat freight rate cut urged at Montana grain meeting
Havre Mont June 18 AP Movement to reduce freight rates on Montana grain was urged at the Montana Farmers Grain Dealers convention by President T J Larson of Outlook. He cited rates before the Interstate Commerce Commission and said revenue loss could occur on shipments to Minneapolis. Others urged action, including Kurl Haviland on dryer use and W J Kuhrt urging protein wheat program adoption.
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Havre
Mont
APF
Montana
Montana Farmers Grain Dealers Convention
T. J. Larson
Outlook
Interstate Commerce Commission
Larson
Minneapolis
T. A. Durant
Grand Forks
N. D
Fee
Kurl Haviland
Hingham
W. J. Kuhrt
Butte Patrolman Hurt In Hit And Run Incident
Butte police seek driver after patrolman John L. Sullivan was struck as a motorist sped past. Sullivan was thrown about 10 feet and rendered unconscious. He suffered a badly sprained shoulder and bruises. Local authorities describe the attack as a reckless hit and run.
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Butte
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Wilbur upholds oil policy and rejects change
Palo Alto Calif June 18 AP Secretary Ray Lyman Wilbur says after reviewing factors in public domain oil conservation the interior department will not recommend changing President Hoover's order withdrawing lands from oil prospecting The department has modified the order to permit permits for sites with expenditures on geologic surveys road building equipment and development equities will be recognized In about 3 000 cases permits were returned and 2 000 cancelled while 11 000 were cited to show cause The secretary plans a new land office policy and a fresh basis for the public domain ahead of an inspection trip to Boulder Dam
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Palo Alto
Calif
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Interior Department
Hoover
Tney
Colorado Springs
George Qus Smith
Geological Survey
Moore
General Land Office
Fin
Wilbur
Flo
Boulder Dam
Hoover appeals 70 to aid in fighting bootleggers
President Hoover urged specific cooperation from Americans along the Canadian border to help the treasury department curb rum running. He condemned killings and said the government will pursue cases through orderly procedures and the courts.
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Washington
Hoover
Treasury Department
Treasury de
Falling from Fifth Floor A Construction Worker Escapes with Minor Injuries
Salina Kansas June 1 AP Marvin Kelly assistant superintendent of construction fell from the fifth floor of a building under erection. He landed in a wheel barrow filled with soft mortar and escaped with slight injuries. A deep elbow gash was his most serious hurt after a gust of wind knocked him off balance.
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Salina
Kansas
Marvin Kelly
Kelly
Army Officer Completes Dawn to Dusk Flight to Seattle
Lieut. Jaint Griffiths finished a dawn to dusk flight from Kelly Field Texas to Seattle landing Boeing Field at 7 43 p m Pacific time after 18 hours 58 minutes including 50 minutes for stops. Air distance about 2200 miles in a 6 1 B army pursuit plane. His father C L A Griffith a Seattle resident.
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Seattle
Lieut
Jaint
Griffiths
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Texas
Boeing Field
Pacific Coast
C. L A. Griffith
John Walsh Pioneer Legislator Dies in California
Bozeman June 18 AP John Walsh a longtime resident of Bozeman and state representative from Gallatin county to the fifth Montana legislative assembly died today at Glendale Sanitarium near Los Angeles He served 23 years as a director of Commercial National Bank and was prominent in the Elks lodge He is survived by a widow and a daughter Mrs Hugh Lutes of Los Angeles
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Bozeman
Quakes Hit Hilo in Morning Shocks
Three earthquakes rattled Hilo between 7:43 and 9:32 AM with a last tremor lasting seven seconds. No damage occurred as residents fled their workplaces. Dr. Thomas A. Jagger Jr of Kilauca Observatory called it a wave-like motion and noted solstice-period quakes are common starting June 20.
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Hilo
Island of Hawaii
T. Hy
Thomas A. Jagger, Jr
Kilauca Observatory
Jageer
Ronan Bank Robbery Probed After $3400 Loot
June 9. Robbers looted the Ronan State bank of 3400 and fled toward Swan river country east of Poison or in a second car seen following their machine. One trio member left 590 in overalls pocket. Investigators noted cloth changes and a deserted car. Missoula pilot Rob Johnson and Jack Sterling joined the search.
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Ronan State Bank
Ronan
Swan River Country
Frank Tecker
Palin Larner
Tala
Miny
Laine
Clothra
Inez
Rob Johnson
Missoula
Jack Sterling
Z. T. Sterling
Nonan Bank
Coburn Ends His Life In Los Angeles Shooting
Robert J. Coburn, 59, wealthy retired Great Falls cattleman, committed suicide in Los Angeles today by shooting himself in the head while his nurse was out of the room. He had been paralytic for two years and is survived by his widow. The Coburn family, prominent Montana figures, had long ties to mining and cattle, with the elder Coburn famed as a Montana pioneer and landowner. The report notes continued biographical details and references a continuation on Page Ten.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Robert J. Coburn
Great Falls
Coburn
Robert Coburn
Montana
Iin Alder Gulch
Big Prickly Pear Creek
Helena
White Sulphur Springs
Sind Crorado
Robert
Woburn
Montiana
Irawna
weekHs
Daisy Brunell
Kinne Kidnapers Confess Crime
Four heavily manacled youths confessed to abducting and robbing Lieutenant Governor W. B. Kinne in Lewiston Idaho. The four men George Livingston Albert Reynolds Frank Lane and Englof Snosland pleaded guilty and face sentencing Thursday by Judge Miles W Johnson.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Coury
W. B. Kinne
Miles W. Johnson
George Livingston
Albert Reynolds
Frak Lane
Englof Snosland
New York Records Hottest June Day With Fatal Heat
New York on June 18 recorded the hottest day of the summer with a 93 degree high, setting a new June 18 all time record. The heat left three deaths and numerous prostrations in the last two days, and five people drowned at beaches.
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New York
Baptists Stirred by Pacifist Resolution
Denver delegates at the Northern Baptist convention prepared for a heated vote on a pacifist resolution denouncing war and compulsory military training. Officers were elected and Cleveland, Ohio named 1919 convention city as the body moved to shape temperance and antiwar stances while tensions rose over the military issue.
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Denver
Northern Baptist Convention
Cleveland
Ohio
Arsenal in Utah wrecked by wind
Ogden Utah June 18 AP Immediate reconstruction of the United States arsenal at Sunset near Ogden, wrecked by a terrific wind storm Sunday, was urged in telegrams to Utahs congressional delegation today by the Ogden chamber of commerce. Damage to the wrecked magazines was estimated at 781,318 in a report to the government by Sergeant Joseph Zaine in charge.
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Ogden
Utah
United States Arsenal
Sunset
Here
Ogden Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Zaine
Chargc
Many Missing by Jap Quakes
Tokyo Japan June 1 Large numbers of persons were reported missing tonight in the vicinity of Komagatake volcano which has been in violent eruption. Official counts of dead and injured could not be obtained. The governor reported the eruption was subsiding. Villages were buried under a foot of hot ashes and stones as the quake like shaking occurred. Ash fell as far as Hakodate.
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Tokyo
Japan
Sicily
Komagatake
Monkhaide
Hakodate
Monster Diamond Dug Up in Brazil
The largest rose diamond, found in the Abaete river in Minas Geraes, is now in American hands in Rio de Janeiro. Weighing 114 carrots, it is nicknamed Cruzeira da Sul The Southern Cross and is valued at about $500,000 once cut.
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Rio Janeiro
Abaete River
Minas Geraes
Washington
Luis
Cruzeira da Sul
Great Western Sugar Trust Charge Fails in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb June 18 AP The Great Western Sugar Company beat federal charges of restraint of trade as Judge Munger dismissed the case. The Denver firm was accused of hindering building independent sugar refining plants in western Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming and other acts violating the Sherman act. The judge ruled that manufacture of goods is commerce and a combination to prevent it is not interference with commerce.
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Lincoln, Neb
Great Western Sugar Company
Munger
Denver Company
Pendent
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Tor
Murder Suspect and the Victim Aliss Hix in Hatchet Case
Police in Columbus detain Dr. James H. Snook, veterinary professor and Olympic pistol team member, for questioning in the brutal hatchet murder of Ohio State co ed Aliss Theodora Hix. The body was found on a rifle range near Columbus after she vanished for hours. Snook is described as a former two time champion pistol shot.
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Aliss Theodora Hix
Ohio State
Columbus
James H. Snook
Snook
Antwerp
Mrs Snook Dominates Probe In Slaying Case
Col u mb us Ohio June 18 AP Mrs Helen M Snook wife of de posed OSU professor Dr James H Snook who is held for investigation in the hammer murder of Theodora Hix 24 co ed became central figure after a four and a half hour grilling by County Prosecutor John J Chester Jr The inquiry shifted as detectives probed narcotics link and the knife found near the scene and Dr Snook remained in custody awaiting developments
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Columbus
Helen M. Snook
Ohio State University
James H. Snook
Theodora Hix
John J. Chester, Jr
Moen
Census Bill Signed Shaping Reapportionment Plan
Washington June 18 AP President troover signed the census and reapportionment bill. The act provides for the regular decennial population count and a plan for reapportionment of the House of Representatives. This will be the first reapportionment since 1910.
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Washington
Troover
House of Representatives
Lindy and Bride End Honeymoon on New Voyage
New York June 18 The Lindberghs honeymoon voyage ended as the Monette dropped anchor at Sands Point after three weeks sailing the New England coast. The flyer Charles A Lindbergh and his bride visited Daniel Guggenheim's estate in the morning then left by car for New York City.
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New York
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sands Point
New
Flyer
New England
Daniel Gue‘genheim
Efr
New York City
Momentous Epoch Opens in Speeches
London reports that Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald spoke to Lossiemouth residents urging world peace and mutual goodwill. US Ambassador Dawes delivered his maiden address in London advocating no alliance of offense or defense, aiming to lead by example for other nations.
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London
Great Britain
United States
Ramsay MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Charles G. Dawes
Senate Tariff Debate Prompts Wheeler Flour Amendment
Washington June 18 A flurry of tariff proposals and amendments filled Capitol Hill as four Senate finance subcommittees heard pleas to revise the home bill. The tariff commission tabulated gains for agricultural and sugar products, while Representative Tilson defended the measure and Senator Brookhart warned of a new debenture rider to push limited readjustment.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Prons
Washington
Capitol Hall
Senate
Tarif Commission
Tilson
Brookhart
Towa
Ele
Old N P Land Bill Sent to President
A House passed a Senate bill that would declare forfeited to the federal government certain asserted Northern Pacific land grant rights and suspend further patents while claims are resolved. Senator Kendrick says about 2,672,268 acres are disputed between the government and the railroad, with the measure guiding Interior Department actions and preserving other land claims not tied to NP grants.
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Washington
Junei
Senate
Northern Pacific Railway
House
Kendrick
Wyoming
Northern Pacific
Railroad
Secretary of the Interior
Gras
Pacifc
Rairoad Company
Texas House Reprobates First Lady for Meeting Black Congressman's Wife
The Texas house adopted a Senate concurrent resolution rebuking Mrs. Herbert Hoover for hosting a Black congressman's wife at a White House scene. The 99 to 10 vote reflected strong disapproval and a tense political moment in Austin.
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Austin
Texas
House of Representatives
Senate
Herbert Hoover
White House
Four Year Old Drowns Near Wilsall Montana
Four year old Billy Swandal slipped while tossing spoiled eggs into a stream near his ranch north of Wilsall and drowned. His siblings found the body through marks from his slide. Parents Joan and Mr Swandal were in Livingston. A search party with neighbors and local men formed. a net was stretched across the stream but no recovery by nightfall.
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Livingston
Billy Swandal
Wilsall
Billy
Joan Swandal
Inquest Set On Air Line Wreck City of Ottawa Disaster
Folkestone England June 18 The air ministry will hold a full investigation into yesterday’s City of Ottawa airliner wreck. A single pennyngent on the seven victims, including three women whose bodies are missing, will be held at Lydd. Witnesses include Captain Brailli the pilot and Mr Fleming a surviving passenger. Experts from the air ministry and Imperial Airways are examining wreckage and dismantling the engine to determine cause.
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Folkestone
England
Air Ministry
Ottawa
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Monster Diamond
Brazil
Great Western Sugar Trust
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