Wall Street Clean Up After Exchange Failures
New York June 2. Wall Street undergoes a clean up after the Bat, Puller & Company failure for 5 million raises actions. Attorney General Sherman launches a campaign to close bucket shops. A bank exchange head resigns. a new president to take over next Thursday. Disciplinary moves hit two exchange members for injurious practices. Supreme Court Justice issues temporary injunctions restraining interlocking dealings in fraudulent stock transactions.
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New York
Wall Street
Bat, Puller & Company
Smelot
Sherman
Vaulertie
Martinack
Sikworth
Bankcape
Stork
Lawrence Tweedy
Tr New York
Cromwell
New York Stork Exchange
Supreme Court
Waeservegel
W. W. Weese and Company
J. H. Dube & Company
W. W. Weese
Joseph Duke
Bell
Calse
Konarov and wife executed after murder conviction
In Moscow on June 21 Ivan Konarov, known as the wall of Moa rov, was convicted of murdering four percent persons since 1921. His wife faced execution by firing squad. During trial Konarov showed bravado but sought life through appeals and clemency pleas. The central executive committees refused, and Romarov and his wife were executed.
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Ivan
Wall of Moarov
Persis
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Romarov
Why Soviet Kolos Yank SCHOONERS YANK SOVIET KOLOS
Anchorage Alaska report details starvation among native groups in Alaska and Siberia after trading possessions for liquor. Captain Pederson claims Soviet government ships aided illicit trade by supplying American vessels wintering in fur work areas. allegations include holiday whaling and smuggling along the Siberian coast.
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Miray
Tar Norni
Siberia
Ane
Irew Perlerson
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Toda
Tel Worky
Wichrym
St Cae Whales
Iberia
Pederson
Time Running Out For Big Votes In Gift Campaign
Three weeks remain in the independent campaign period as readers are urged to subscribe for votes in The Independent Contest. Subscriptions before July 1 count toward the big vote total with a six year subscription earning LOMO votes and prizes include four large cars. Office hours extend evenings at election headquarters to receive votes and issue supplies.
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Campaine
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Carl
UIG
Independent
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Atk
Tury
Mrs Souders Heads Clubs in Montana Federation Election
Mrs Souders of Red Lodge was re elected for a third term as federation president at the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Helena Aracoila. Nominations were made for second vice president and other officers with candidates from Whitehall Billings and Red Lodge. Resolutions covered enforcement of a constitutional amendment and crime in newspapers.
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Ruth B. Meintosh
Amaronda
Gaccial
SM. Sowders
Lola
Coumbitice
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Aracoila
Lou. O. Pave
Whitefall
Uniter
Way
Leranse
Federation
Souders
Billings
Lemon Waitaediggiele
Davy
Ned [Joplin
Libby
Mine Workers View New Red Movement With Some Concern
Indianapolis June 21 The United Mine Workers of America International Executive Board expresses great concern over a new Red movement within labor. The statement warns mentors and unions against aiding promoters of the Progressive International Committee of the United Mine Workers and criticizes disloyal agents seeking to sow dissent. It notes many individuals lack proper standing and appear driven by shared motives.
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Indianapolis
United Afine Workers of America
Organized Labor Movement
Progressive International Committee
United Mine Workers of Ameriew
International
United Mine Workers of Amerlcd
Interna
Ional Executive Board
Gallen
Rum Runners Order Bathers From Beage
Vague report states ten people fell overboard from a yacht near a beach while an unidentified operator from a Canadian registry vessel anchored about 1700 feet offshore. No clear names or locations are provided.
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BEAGE
River Lend
Long Ilan
Lumied
Prank Car Thief Husband Held Over Smiling Bandit Case
Chicago dispatch: Fred Thompson's wife and teammates describe him as erratic while police detain Thompson, suspected of involvement in a smiling bandit case that left Richard Tesmer dead. Authorities doubt a full confession due to Thompson's mental condition and label the incident as a psycho pathic episode.
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Associates Press
Chicago
Tiek
Fred. Thompson
Ahol
kiMed Richard
Tesmer
Catrick
Hay
Thompson
Teamer
Dereer Sora
Heat wave stretches across nation with deaths rise
The heat wave continues through the eastern states with at least 17 deaths and numerous prostrations reported. Strong readings from Mobile to the Atlantic coast show temperatures around 83 degrees, while northern cities brace for the stretch as a cooling trend lingers elsewhere. The central region remains hot but not yet at all points.
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Wis
Jess
Mattie
Mobile
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Bulgars Seek League Action to Halt War
Sofia reports Bulgaria urges the League of Nations to intervene as Slavic troops mass near Bulgarian positions. The premier claims his government has not deployed soldiers or arms to prolong invasion and denounces recent violations of international law.
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Sofia
Polgaria
Peenier Zankolt
League of Nations
Law of Nations
Rotary elects Ist International president at near convention
St Louis reports Jaume Gardaker, restaurant proprietor of Phia Delta, was assured of election as president of Rotary International in the afternoon session. The near convention session voted on close nominations after Namie had been the softly named preserver.
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St. Lewis
Jaume
Guy Gundaker
Phiadelpha
Rotary International
Wis Namie
Lightning kills herder at Piggott ranch
A sheepherder named John Jar son was struck and killed by lightning while tending sheep at the Piggott ranch, sixty miles west of Great Falls, as linesmen hurried cattle into a corral after an electrical storm. The body was found by fellow workers and brought to Great Falls that night.
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John Jarson
Piggott
Grea Falls
D Jackson
Treasury vows to seize sealed liquor on ships within three miles
Washington reports the Treasury Department will seize sealed stores of liquor aboard ships near U S waters if detected. The Berengaria, bound for New York, faces seizure as customs agents enforce three mile limit. Officials say receipts will be issued and goods moved to bonded warehouses. Protests from shipping interests are expected as actions proceed.
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Berengaria
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Baldwin Not Stirred by Tales From Ruhr
Premier Biliwin states in the house that France has replied to the British note on reparations and Ruhr occupation. Government has no official confirmation that food supplies to the Ruhr are disrupted by Franco Belgian railway actions.
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Biliwin
House of Opinions Today
France
Ruhr
Flow of Lava Ceases in Town Saint Saved It
Amid fears of a lava flood the town is reported safe as lava flow slowed then stopped. Local hope and religious beliefs center on Saint Myidia, with villagers crediting a miracle and a local improvised cooking pan method as the lava abated near Lingnaglossa.
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Mount Wolvents
Calanta
Italy
Amon
Lingnaglossa
St. Myidia
Yidia
Iinguagtnosa
Eivi Hon
Uncle Sam's Men to Take Tickets in Shelby
Warescaled Prers announces that U S agents will issue and check tickets for the Hempsey Gibbons bout at Shelby on July 4. Rasmussen says government representatives will carry tickets to ensure proper sale and validity. Agents warn buyers to keep receipts and note the official sales points.
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Eat Falls
Hempsey-Gibbons
Shelby
Meir Pagichoaris
Rasaminsen
Coltrennr
Mitennal
Montana
Thas
Jector Rasmussen Siti
Te Gaces
Ten Die In Fire In South Side Tenement
Ten persons perished and a white man was among the dead in a south side tenement fire. Fire swept through the building as a gas jet burned in the basement. Police say Joseph Ingh, a literature graduate, aided by a man in the basement, left the jet burning. Mary Gook, mother of Joseph GM, died in the blaze. Smith's wife and daughter were injured.
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Joseph Ingh
Etsy Redy
Ana J
Mary Gook
Joseph GM
Smith
President Harding urges international justice as peacemaker
In St Louis on his western swing, President Harding renews a plea for adherence to an international justice system as the sole agency of peace. He proposes a reconstructed permanent court to resolve dangers from League of Nations influence, either by court self filling vacancies or by transferring powers to the League’s council and assembly. (Continued on Page 3)
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Harting
International Justice
International Tribunal
League of Nations
Permanent Court
Wenridafe
League
Privcleas
Harding
Shelley to Lead Montana Welcome for President Arrival
Friends say Shelley will oversee Montana greetings when President Warren G. Harding arrives. Report notes Shelley, a leading Republican ally, will guide the governor’s reception and introduce the president to key Montanans at a Maver base dinner and related events.
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Warren G. Harding
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Mint
Thana
Vito
Paris
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Directory de Helena Independent Information Bureau
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