Amundsen Returns Home After Polar Flight
Oslo reports King Haakon and the Storting praised Roald Amundsen and his companions for a safe return from their north pole flight. Amundsen sent a dispatch to Premier Mowinckel noting no land found, despite surveying 160,000 square kilometers. east of the lead in their northern latitude showed 3,750 meters.
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Oslo
Norway
Haakon
Roald Amundsen
North Pole
Amundsen
Storting
Lykke
Spitzbergen
Mowinckel
First Details Of Polar Expedition At King s Bay
Oslo reports Dagbladet noon edition outlines Amundsen’s polar voyage experiences based on expedition journalist messages. It recalls crews, Leif Dietrichsen and Oskar Omdahl nearly drowning, Amundsen and Hjalmar Risser-Larsen unable to assist amid thin ice, and the fishing boat Syvelv rescuing crew at King s Bay.
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Oslo
Associated Press
Dagbladet
Amundsen Farth Pole
King’s Bay
Dagbledet
Amundsen
Leif Dietrichsen
Oskar Omdahl
Lincoln Ellsworth
Hjalmar Risser-Larsen
Syvelv
Syoely
Figures in Young case unfold after LA murder
Mrs Thomas Young of Los Angeles was found murdered and recovered from a cement pit at her husband Dr Thomas Youngs home. Police say Dr Young has confessed to the crime.
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Thomas Young
Los Angeles
Stricken Followers of LaFollette Weep in Madison Memorial
Madison memory rites for Senator Robert M. LaFollette unfold in the state capitol as 17 assemblymen and six senators guard his bier. Legislature votes to attend the funeral and honor his life with a memorial, while a special train carries his body toward Forest Hill cemetery.
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Madison
Wis
Associated Press
Robert M. LaFollette
Forest Hill Cemetery
Howard Teasdale
Sparta
Henry A Huber
la Follette
Maple Bluffs
State Capitol
Legislative Guard of Honor
Snappy Drill by Guard Shows Crack Condition
The Montana National Guard infantry at Camp J. E. Erickson performed a fine parade with snappy order under heat and dust. Helena residents watched from roadside cars as regimental officials praised the drill. Tomorrow includes field work with a lighter schedule until Monday. chaplain services are planned and a governor showing is anticipated. Pup tents are planned for a field night next week. Semi finals and finals of the baseball championship are expected Monday and Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Montana National Guard
Camp
J. E. Erickson
Helena
Pippy Wall
Not Guilty Says Dr Thomas Young In Murder Charge
Los Angeles reports that Dr Thomas Young pleaded not guilty to a murder charge in the death of his wife Grace Grogan Young former widow of Patrick Grogan. Trial set for August 17.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Thomas Young
Grace Grogan Young
Olive
Patrick Grogan
Crop conditions generally good across northwest
Northwest crops have withstood abnormal weather as Twin Cities papers report generally good conditions in Minnesota North and South Dakota Wisconsin and Montana. Wheat, especially in the Red River valley, shows good to excellent condition with average yield in sight according to a telegraphic survey.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
Northwest
Minesota
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Montana
Twin Crow Papers
Red River Valley
Teapot Dome ruling clears defense in fraud case
Cheyenne June 19 The Teapot Dome decision sides with defense finding no fraud in the leasing controversy. Judge Blake Kennedy rules the May 31 1921 executive order legal and the 1920 act gave Navy and Interior officials authority to proceed. Government plans appeal as Albert Fall Sinclair connections are challenged.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
M'ressi
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
T Blake Kennedy
United States
Dame
Albert B Fall
Mammoth Company
Kennedy
Wyoming
Harry F. Sinclair Beaton
Cout
Albert D. Walton
Harding
Navy Department
Interior Department
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Sinclair
Deputy Game Wardens Named by State Commission
The State Fish and Game Commission approved Robert IL Tull as state fish and game warden and appointed eight new deputies while retaining twelve of the previous deputies. The plan includes a pond culture station at Billings, opposed by H Crippen who complained about spending and authority.
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Hamid Byll
Game Commission
Robert IL Tull
Billings
Hill
Jos
Afr
Crippen
Painleve Carries In Vote In House In Paris
Paris June 19 The Associated Press Haste notes French Premier Painleve gains solid backing from the chamber of deputies in a Moroccan policy vote 525 to 32 with a mandate to press offensives in Morocco. Parliament endorses stronger government action and a likely large scale offensive to restore French prestige and reinforce troops.
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Paris
M Painlese
Morocco
Adams Installed Rotary Chief in Cleveland Event
Donald A Adams of New Haven Connecticut was elected president of Rotary International at the end of the 4h annual convention in Cleveland Ohio. Adams defeated Paul King of Detroit with 1466 votes to 432. Hass Will Ho Ways, president of the motion picture producers and distributors of America, asserted the motion picture may prove a great instrument for fostering friendly relations among nations.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Donald A Adams
New Haven
Conn
Rotary International
Esters
Adams
Everett W. Hill
Oklahoma City
Ohio
Paul , King
Detroit
King
Will Ho Ways
Yaolion Picture Producers’ and Distributors’ of America
Toflas
Rails of This Section Need Increase in Rates
New York June 19 The Associated Press reports that Northwestern railroads require freight rate increases. Receivers of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway urge proceeds be pooled and distributed among carriers by deficit, with St Paul credited for its share of the aggregate shortfall. Western carriers faced about 180 million dollars in 1924, below the 5 percent fair return set by the ICC, and St Paul’s deficit about 23 million dollars, or 12.76 percent of the total. The plan aims to benefit western carriers overall by targeting increases to meet carrier needs.
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New York
Northwestern
Chicago, Wiwnukee and
St Paul
St Pauls
St. Paul
Walt Shaw Lost in Gardiner River Near Yellowstone Park
Walter Shaw 46, a Gardiner hotel owner and promoter of Grasshopper Glacier camps, disappeared after his horse fell while crossing Gardiner River near Gardiner. His young daughter watched from shore as a search failed to locate the body. Shaw, a Park County resident and Northern Pacific Railway speaker, was long known in Grasshopper Glacier and Glacier country circles.
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Lavingston
Associated Tress
Walter Shaw
Grasshopper Glacier
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner River
Gardiner
Shaw
Ats
Pioneer Park County
Gardiner Hotel
Park County
Amos Shaw
Confesses murder of stepdaughter in Los Angeles
Thomas Gilchrist admitted to police and a district attorney’s office representative that under “commands of the Lord” he inflicted wounds on his 13 year old stepdaughter Olive Storris. She was brought to a receding hospital after neighbors found her in a vacant lot across from the Gilchrist home with a cut throat a fractured skull and battered body.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Thomas Gilchrist
District Attorney's Office
Olive Storris
Receting
Gilchrist
Heavy casualties in Chilean rioting report
Santiago Chile June 19 by the Associated Press fifty nine rioters were killed in the uprising in northern provinces of Chile according to latest estimates. The number of injured is unknown. Government troops used artillery to repel the rioters from their positions.
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Santiago
Chile
Associated Press
Dowean's Counsel Hails Sinclair Oil Lease Ruling
Los Angeles reports gratified reaction to Judge Kennedy's Cheyenne decision upholding Harry F. Sinclair's Teapot Dome lease. Pan American Petroleum and Edward Doheny back the ruling, asserting government motives and good faith by Admiral Robison, Dr Bain, A. W. Andrews, and Secretary Denby in the contested leases.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Cheyenne
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Pan-American Petroleum
Edward L Doheny
Paul J McCormick
Kennedy
Sinclair Oil
United States
Frank J. Hogan
Doheny
Pan-American
Sinclair
Msennedy
AML
Mennedy
Robison
Navy
H Fester Bain
United States Bureau of
Mimes
A. W. Andrews
Petroleum &Vision
Interior Department
Denby
Teapot Dome appeals and Mongolia tornado report
Cleveland tune former U S Senator Avee Pomerene will appeal the Teapot Dome case to the US Court of Appeals after the Cheyenne federal court decision. Harry F Sinclair’s victory over the government's attempt to cancel the naval oil lease may reach the Supreme Court. In Mongolia a tornado near Baranat Altai kills twenty eight, injures many, and damages hundreds of homes.
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Cleveland Tune
U. S
Avee Pomerene
Teapot Dome
United States Court of Appeals
Cheyenne
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Onty Leas
FL. Deheny
Jk Fills Reserve
Supreme Court of the United States
Maine to Plant Maine Flag in Arctic Claim
Southport Maine June 19 The Associated Press Governor Ralph O Brewster of Maine authorized Donald B MacMillan to claim any Arctic territory he discovers for Maine. At a dinner honoring the explorer Brewster cited international law and constitutional provisions while noting the federal government would decide recognition and protection of Maine’s claimed lands.
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Southport
Maine
Associated Press
Ralph O. Brewster
Donald EB. MacMillan
Arctic
Brewster
Canada
United States
MacMillan
State of
Great Falls Chosen for 1926 G A R Encampment
Anaconda June 19. Election of R. E. Cleveland as state commander of the A I and the selection of Missoula as the site for the 1926 joint encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic United Spanish War Veterans and three affiliated groups highlighted today’s program in the convention here. Most of the day was spent in business sessions with delegates concluding their work.
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Anaconda
Associated Press
R. E. Cleveland
A. I
Missoula
Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
Slayer of sister draws two years in prison
Paris report states Anna Levasser a dressmaker was found guilty of murder of her sister Anais and sentenced to two years. The prisoner testified she fired bullets after Anais begged for death to end her suffering from a disease, unable to bear watching her sister suffer.
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Paris
Associated Press
Anna Levasser
Anais
Anas
Fall Declares Decision Just What He Expected
Albert B. Fall, former secretary of the interior, says he has no statement on today’s Teapot Dome decision beyond his faith in the courts. He asserts no front-page comments, emphasizes belief in final court outcomes, and declines further discussion of the oil matter.
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Fall
Pune
Albert B. Lall
Tomer
Teapet Dome
Associated Press
Inghit
Colonel Doheny
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Thomas W Young
Grace Young
Grogan Millions
Beverly Glen
Hollywood
Harald L Davis
Charles Refer
LaFollette
Cumberland Md
Assorcate Press
Meld
Mountain
Baltimore and Ohio
Capital Limited
Cumberland
Ea-Service
Painleve
Chamber
Walt Shaw
Pomerene
Philadelphia
Owen J. Roberts
Feapot
Dom Sun
Yndenhiedh
Supreme Court
Mongolia
Rarnat Altai Mongolia
The
Twentty
Realm
Fapmillan
Polar Explorer
Great Falls
E.ar
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