Ways and Means sets Oct 19 tax revision hearings
Washington reports the house ways and means committee will meet October 19 to draft a tax revision bill. Public hearings are planned for two weeks with a bill ready for congressional action in December and likely law by next year’s tax due date. Treasury experts will join committee staff during summer and fall.
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Washington
Associated Press
House
Ways and Means Committee
Green
Treasury
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Chamber
Woman Attacked by a Butte Fiend Near Anaconda Road
A young woman about 25 years old was attacked near Anaconda road at an early hour by an unknown assailant. He gagged her with a drug soaked cloth, fled when neighbors arrived, and she was taken to a local hospital in a hysterical condition with a sore throat and facial bruises. Police are seeking the attacker.
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Butte
Associated Press
Anaconda Road
Governor Erickson to Review 163d Montana Guard
Governor J E Erickson commander in chief of the 163d infantry Montana National Guard will review the camp named in his honor this morning at 10 o'clock with Col E H Williams and army officials. More than 400 Montana young men study basic military training as units parade in review while rain yesterday eased dust and heat concerns.
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J. E. Erickson
163D Infantry
Montana National Guard
Montana
Erickson
Col
E. H. Wiliams
163D
Infers 300 Lead Poisoning Cases at Du Pont Plant
The Times will publish a full record by a senior correspondent of lead poisoning at the Du Pont plant in Deep Water New Jersey. In eighteen months 300 workers are afflicted and eight have died in delirium. The plant closed in April as a health committee investigates possible poisoning linked to Bayway refinery deaths at Standard Oil last year.
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New York
Associated Press
the Times
E. Dupont de Nemours Company
Deep Water
N. J
Hugh S. Cumming
The
Public Health Services
Bayway, N. Ad
Standard Oil Company
Spokane Banks Deny Claims in Butte Brokerage Failure
Associated Press dispatch from Butte Montana reports Spokane banks credit Lauzier Wolcott with claims of 17105 and 80000, which bank officials deny. Fidelity National bank president A W Lindsay and Wall Street bank vice president B H Snowdon state no claims exist and call the dispatch incorrect.
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Spokane
Tune 21
Associated Press
Butte Mont
Lauzier-Wolcott
Fidelity National Bank of
Wall Street Bank of
B. H. Snowdon
Wall Street Bank
A. B. Pearson
Spokesman-Review
Butte
No plans laid by heroic Amundsen
Oslo Norway June 21 The Aeronautic association announced that Roald Amundsen the explorer had made no statement about his future plans Amundsen returned last week to Spitzbergen after an ineffectual attempt to fly to the North Pole.
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Oslo
Norway
Associated Fress
The
Aeronautic Association
Roald Amundsen
Explorer
Amundsen
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Watch Hill Booty Seized From Two Masted Schooner
A two masted schooner Morris and Cliff was boarded off Watch Hill by patrol boat 2306 from the coast guard station, seizing a fortune valued at 290000. Six men were aboard. the vessel and crew were taken to New London coast guard base.
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Watch Hill
Associated Press
Morris
Cliff
Coast Guard
New London
MacMillan Sails for Icy Arctic By Plane Dash
Lieut Commander Donald MacMillan and crew on Bowdoin sail from Monhegan Island aimed at the Arctic. He plans two plane flights each about 250 miles with 20 mile visibility to scan surface for possible land. Civilian club members from Minneapolis accompany Bowdoin, bringing fish aboard for the voyage toward Sydney and Peary.
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MacMillan
Arctic
Monhegan Island
Associated Press
Little Monhegan Island
Mmainland
Donald MacMillan
Bowdoin
United States
Cape Thomas Hubbard
Axel Heiberg Island
Polar Sea
Minneapolis
Monhegan
Sydney
N. S
Peary
Booth Bay Harbor
Montento National Guard Parade Honors Local Princess
The Montento national guard encamped at Fort Willam Henry Harrison will parade on June 25 in honor of the Lewis and Clark county princess who faces election in a Legion run popularity contest. Announcement came after a Legion committee meeting with Col. E. H. Williams. Miss Ellen O'Shea remained in first place yesterday in the standings.
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Regiment of Montento National Guard
Fort Willam
Federal Prohibition Enforcement Aratem Reorganization Approved
Washington reports plans for a long awaited reorganization of the federal prohibition enforcement apparatus have been prepared by Assistant Secretary Andrews of the treasury and received presidential approval. Announcement of the changes is expected in a day or two as the program is finalized and surrounding agencies align with the new structure.
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Washington
Associated Press
Andrews
The
Treasury
Girl 18 killed by electric vibrator in Louisville home
Lorena Morrison, 18, died after a small electric vibrator she used to ease neck stiffness electrocuted her in a Louisville bathroom. The incident occurred at her residence on June 21, according to Associated Press reporting.
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Louisville
Associated Press
Lorena Morrison
President Coolidge Prepares Vacation Trip to Swampscott
Washington June 21 President and Mrs Coolidge near departure for a vacation at Swampscott Massachusetts with the White House automobiles already en route. Coolidge will address the semi annual government budget meeting tomorrow night and then leave by train Tuesday afternoon to Salem Mass where the party will travel by motor to Swampscott.
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Washington
Associated Press
Arrest in Atlantic National Bank scandal haunting 1913 case
Jon W. De Kay, sought for 12 years in the Atlantic National Bank wrecking, arrived in custody from London. He will be arraigned tomorrow as part of a 1913 case in which the bank failed and five men were indicted for misused funds. Edward T. Metcalf, ex bank president, died last year after a federal sentence. The story links past indictments, parolees, and a jewelers dispute connected to Callowes and Son.
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Providence
Associated Pressi
Dalin Wesley de Kay
Atlantic National Bank
United States Secret Service
London
Henry M. de Kay
Edward T. Metcalf
Atlanta
Bernhardt
John W. de Kay
Northampton
Iowa
Wight
Callowes and Son, Jewelers
Miss Eliott
Sarah Bernhardt
de Kass
Judas
Senator LaFollette Lies in State at Wisconsin Capitol
Wisconsin paid tribute as Robert M. LaFollette lay in state under the capitol dome. A great crowd filed past the bier, two by two, in order and silence. Citizens from all walks of life waited under the blazing sun, some for hours, while many shed tears. The procession around Capitol square reflected a nation’s respect for the late senator and his years of public service.
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LaFollette
Bier
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Robert M. LaFollette
Capitol
State House
Capitol Square
La Salle Street Wolf Near Death
John N. Worthington known as the wolf of La Salle street lies near death at Pirita Banda south of Ensenada. He escaped a Glendale sanitarium after a embezzlement conviction and will not be extradited. Ralph Colvin of the justice department reported on his death bed condition and refused extradition. Worthington said he sought temporary relief at Punta Banda mud baths.
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San Diego
Cal
John N. Worthington
Wolf
la Salle Street
Glendale Sanitarium
Pirita Banda
Ensenada
California
Ralph Colvin
Department of Justice
Punta Banda
Worthington
Glendale
Mesothorium Suspected in US Radium Worker Deaths
New York June 21 The cause of several mysterious deaths among workers at the United States Radium Corporation plant in Mantua France N IL is traced to mesothorium a radium like substance. Dr Frederick L Hoffman consulting statistician of The Prudential Insurance company and William J Bailey director of an East Orange radium laboratory testified that the deaths of five workers could not be attributed to radium.
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New York
Associated Pressi
Radium Corporation
Mant
France
N. IL
Frederick L. Hoffman
Tredantial Tif Insurance Company
William J. Bailex
East Orange Ra
Desperado Wicks Surrounded by 100 in Georgia
In Meriwether County near Farris a posse of about 100 men surrounded desperado Futus Wicks after a day of pursuit. Wicks fired at the group without effect while a convict guard was killed earlier in Ussumbus, and the report notes ongoing efforts to capture him.
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Coohimbus
Ty Associated Press
Futus Wicks
Negra
Prehistoric Apartments Found Near Globe Arizona
New York report says Erich Schmidt of the American Museum of Natural History uncovered a prehistoric “apartment house” ruin near Globe Arizona during five months of exploration. The 120 rooms included 47 skeletons of women and children and numerous stone, shell and bone artifacts. The find features clusters of rooms and a fort-like enclosure, with petroglyphs attributed to the inhabitants.
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New York
Associated Press
Globe
Ariz
Erich Selmidt
American Mesuem of
Natural History
Schmidt
Amner
Ican Archaeology
World Trade Faces Grave Problems New Outlets for Commerce
Brussels June 21 The third congress of the International Chamber of Commerce opened with focus on inter allied debts and the Dawes reparations plan. Booothe warned that Germany must export more and new outlets must be found as new continents and resources open. Delegates debated how to timely transfer annuities and whether repairs should be paid in cash goods or services, ending with a puzzled air as questions were left unresolved.
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Brussels
I'ressi
Dawes
International Chamber of Commerce
Albert
Wills 5
Booth
London
Germany
Chambers’ Committee On Economic Restoration
M. Tespret
Bank of Brussels
M. Despret
Sami Ag
Italian Fascists National Meeting in Rome
Rome June 21 Italians in fascist state consolidation. Mussolini lauded deputies for finishing steps to fascistize the state during a midnight session. In the Augusta amphitheater Mussolini presided as police and fascist militiamen guarded the assembly. War Talk Deputy De Ecchi vowed relentless effort toward ultimate victory and warned no one can touch the chief without facing fascist resistance.
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Rome
Associated Press
Mussolini
Augusta
Congress
de ¥Ecchi
Admiral Craig Dies Veteran of Old Navy
Rear Admiral Joseph E. Craig died at his Washington home after a brief illness at age 80. He was among the last officers who served aboard the sailing ships Constitution, Constitution, Portsmouth, Constellation and Monongahela. A Naval Academy graduate in 1865, his career included service during the Boxer uprising in China and he was advanced to rear admiral in 1864, three years before his retirement.
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Washington
Associated Press
Joseph E. Craig
wetlFen
Constitution
Constellation
Portsmouth
Concord
Monongahela
Naval Academy
China
Storm and flood devastate Lewiston region in Washington
A fierce electrical storm and flash flood struck Asettin and Jerrs in Asetin county near Lewiston Washington, halting activity this afternoon. The disaster damaged crops buildings and property totaling about a hundred thousand dollars. Drowned were Stan and Stan, children of Mr and Mrs Liogidl Morrow of Clark. Fifteen autos were stranded or wrecked in Hood Canyon. occupants barely escaped with their lives.
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Lewiston
Tda
Jameshe
Ase
Tin County
Wash
Tammany and
Tere
Dwwain
Leata
Liogidl Morrow
Common laborers leaving America under new quota
New York June 41 By Associated Press More common laborers left the United States than were admitted during the first 10 months of operation of the two percent quota immigration law. From July 1924 to end of April this year 27,908 laborers were admitted and 44,750 left the country.
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New York
Associated Press
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Toledo Woman Not Marshal's Sister
Potsdam June 21 By Associated Press Fraulein Ida Von Hindenburg sister of Germanys president denounces claims by Mrs Caroline Eiermann of Toledo as sister to Paul Von Hindenburg saying such assertions are arreficous and urging denial.
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Potsdam
Associated Press
Frankein Ida von Hindenburg
Hindenburg
Caroline Eiermann
Toledo
Germany
Fraulein Hindenburg
Frau Eiermann
United States
Paul von Hindenburg
German Republic
Caroline Fiermann
Fire at Coolidge laid to lightning blaze destroys mining office
Associated Press report describes a fire at the Bear and Montana Mining office in Coolidge Beaverhead County. The structure, built at thousands of dollars, was said to be well equipped for firefighting though insurance or recovery details were not confirmed tonight. Public details remain unclear due to the wire disruption.
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Butte
Jane
Associated Press
Hichtuinge
Bear and Montana Mining Corporation
Coolidge
Beaver Head Canals
Conlidge
Strikes Spread in Hongkong Amid Emergency Measures
Threatened native strikes in Hongkong expand as Dairy Farm delivery, Daily Bulletin compositors, and Peak district servants walk out. Government enacts emergency censorship, police controls, and licensing limits on exports while foreign residents flee and volunteers mobilize. Packed Chinese crews abandon several steamers bound for Canton as exodus grows. London report notes continuation.
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Hongkong
Associated Press
Dairy Farm Company
Daily Bulletin
Peak District
Victoria City
Shameen
Zanton
Canton
Six men named in lynching warrants at Price Utah
Warrants for the arrest of six men alleged as ringleaders in the lynching of Robert Marshall, a negro, were issued. They will be arraigned tomorrow and likely charged with first degree murder. Marshall shot Deputy Sheriff Barnes, fled three days, and was captured before being hanged by a mob. Warrants list N E Jones Castle Gate Utah Fuel manager Warren Peacock Price marshal Joseph Parm i John Daskalalis L T Davis and Joseph Caldwell.
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Price
Utah
Associated Press
Robert Marshall
Marshall
J. Milton Barnes
Toore
N. E. Jones
Utah Fuel Company
Castle Mate
Warren Peacock
Marshal
Joseph Parmi
John Daskalalis
L. T. Davis
Tnsepht Caldwell
Fuel Company
Episcopal Church Considers Modifying Bride Oath and Ten Commandments
The joint commission on prayer book for the Episcopal Church urges removing the word obey from the marriage service and ending the bride’s dowry clause, plus adopting a shortened Ten Commandments and modernizing language. The report, public today, seeks approval at the 1948 convention in New Orleans. It also proposes dropping instructional paragraphs on baptism and ex communication in burial rites and replaces archaic phrases with contemporary wording.
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New York
Associated Press
Joint
Commission On Prayer Book
The
Episcopal Church
New Orleans
Portland
Ore
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