Banker to Appeal for Old Crime at the London Coliseum
The French government sought extradition in 1914 for De Key over a 315,000 franc Belgian claim. In London he was arrested in 1913 on the Belgian charge while acting for Mexico’s President Huerta, accused of buying rifles and ammunition later stored in Spain at World War I outbreak. A 1916 Brixton jail pending ruling followed. The De Kay family vanished from public view until Miss Jeanne Anne De Kay’s 1819 Chicago death was linked to later U.S. extradition disputes with Switzerland involving other prominent figures.
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de Key
de Kay
Belgium
Huerta
Mexico
Spain
Brixton
de Kays
Jeanne Anne de Kay
John W. de Kay
Hull House
Chicago
Lake Michigan
United States
John de Kay
Switzerland
Lausanne
Samuel Untermneyer
Wil H. Hays
Senator La Follette Lies In State In Capitol
A great crowd files by the bier as Senator La Follette lies in state in the Wisconsin Capitol. Palms and flowers form a background with flags from Wisconsin and the U S. Wreaths from the Chicago Teachers Federation and President Calles of México mark the bier. Guards of honor stand at the head and foot. The body will lie in state until the funeral at 1 pm tomorrow followed by interment at Forest Hill Cemetery.
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Bier
Wisconsin
Pres. Calles
Chicago Teachers
State House
Govrnor
Capitol
Forest Hill Cemetery
Deified Jesuits slain in American mission field
Rome June 21 Exercises were held in St. Peter's for the deatification of eight Jesuits who died spreading the gospel on the American continent. Names include John de Brebeuf Gabriel Lalemant Anthony Daniel Charles Garnier Noel Chabanel Isaac Jogues Rene Goupil and John de la Lande. Five fell on Canadian soil under Huron attacks the others in the United States by Iroquois. Garnier was mortally wounded while aiding a dying convert.
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Rome
St. Peter's
John de Bre‘euf
Gabriel la Lament
Anthony Daniel
Charles Garnier
Noel Char‘anel
Isaac Jogues
Rene Goupil
John de la Tande
United States
Father Garnier
Girls as postmen in Britain prove successful
London June 3 AP report says 4200 women now serve as letter carriers in Great Britain. Postmaster General Sir William Mitchell-Thompson announced the department’s women carriers are a success, highlighting their growing role in delivering mail across the country.
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London
Associated Press
Great Britain
William Mitchell-Thompson
Geneeral
Auto Storage and Supplies Ad Promotes Rates and Services
An OCR fragment advertises Auto Storage by W. A. Meyer with dead storage at 4.00 per month and live storage day and night service at 7.60 and 10.00 per month. It mentions an auto supplies repair shop at Walker Garage, Davis and Broadway, near ferry landing and a valet named Baviazins.
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W. A. Meyer
Fea
Walker Garege
Davis & Broadway
Scopes Evolution Trial Moves To Chattanooga
Chattanooga hosts defense preparations as Clarence Darrow and John R. Neal gather for a Dayton transfer. Scopes and Darrow plan Dayton motor trip. Holmes says $10,000 needed to finance the defense and warns the case could reach the US Supreme Court.
Governor Reviews State Guard at Camp Harrison
The 163d Infantry Regiment prepared for inspection with tents cleared and equipment displayed. Four company teams reached the baseball semi finals as officers hosted an invitation dance at Fort Harrison. Sunday brought rest with services by Chaplain Pippy, a chicken dinner trip to Alhambra Hot Springs, and a band concert at the Springs hotel.
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163D
Fort Harrison
163Ds
Pippy
Alhambra Hot Springs
Springs Hotel
National Guard 10 Honor Princess Vote Totals Reported
Regional headquarters tallies show Ellen OShea leading with 104,700 votes and Agnes Gibbons close at 104,500. Bess Butler jumps to third with 93,400 votes while Ruth Barnett and Hazel Haugen trail. Other candidates include Lula Brazier and Arvilla Adams with smaller counts as final tabulations update the race.
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Agnes Gibbons
Bess Butler
Miss O'Shea
M Miss Gibbons
Miss Butler
Ellen O'Shea
lBess Buller
Ruth Barnett
Hazel Haugen
Aboda Carter
Arvilla Adams
Nell Veach
Blanche Ghniski
Genevieve Smith
Lilian Thomas
Virginia Campbel
Anne McNeren
Constance Moreau
Olive Plummer
Betty Leiboid
Strikes Spread Amid Hong Kong Civil Unrest and Paris Legation Siege
Reuters reports Canton notes a strike in Shameen with British marines at the ice plant. In Paris, 100 Chinese troops forced Minister Tcheng-Loh to sign four documents endorsing anti-foreign actions, while in Shanghai, attackers target foreign defense units and the Chinese chamber of commerce as labor disruption and threats continue.
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Associated Press
Reuters
Canton
Shameen
Paris
Legation
Tcheng-Loh
Shanghai
China
France
Joseph Moalem
Foreign Volunteer Corps
Pingliang Road
Moalem
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Monument Picturing Mark Twain Characters to Rise in Hannibal
Hannibal Missouri June 21 By Associated Press a bronze monument will rise at the base of Cardiff Hill depicting Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn from Mark Twain novels. Sculptor Frederick Hibbard of Chicago and donors George A Mahan and family plan a red Missouri granite pedestal and hill street setting near Twain home and the old stone jail site. Completion is expected by October this year.
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Hannibal
Associated Press
Cardiff Hill
Tom Sawyer
Huck Finn
Tom's Gang
Tom and Huck
Mark Twain
Frederick ©. Hibbard
Chicago
George A. Mahan
Dulany Mahan
Missouri
Hill Street
Boystood
Sands Must Be Golden Palm Beach Florida
Palm Beach shows rapid growth in Florida with bank deposits rising from $400,000 to over $24,000,000 in a few years. A note warns the deadliest poison comes from a common butter cup family plant, highlighting safety concerns.
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Palm Beach
Luther College Band Concert Tonight in Shrine Temple
Luther College Concert band from Decorah Iowa performs tonight at Shrine Temple at 8 30 with a notable drum section featuring Oliver Sand and Sigvald Sperati The Luther College quartet will also appear providing several numbers The concert is promoted by A I Reeves with proceeds supporting a player piano for the Y M C A Tickets are sold at Reeves music house before 6 pm and expected to draw a full house in Helena
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Luther College
Shrine Temple
Oliver 5S Sand
Sigvald R. Sperati
Sperati
Luther College Quartette
Helena
A. I. Reeves
America
Pacific
Hense
Reeves’ Music House
Marshal Joffre in deteriorating health near Versailles
Paris June 21 The condition of Marshal Joffre worsened after a chill yesterday He is 73 and in poor health officials say he has a quinsy with slight fever but doctors report his condition is not alarming He was stricken at Louvéciennes four miles north of Versailles
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Paris
Associated Press
Marshal Joffre
Louvéciennes
Versallés
Camp Opens for 4 H Boys and Girls in Montana
Bozeman June 21. The first 4 H Boys and Girls club camp opens tomorrow at Crow Agency under Martha L. Eder. Special moving pictures will be shown over the three days. State Club Leader Charles E. Potter oversees annual camps with delegates from local clubs. Activities include hogs poultry beef dairy cattle gardening corn and potatoes with a structured daily schedule. Other camps set for July and August in Scobey Sidney Brush Lake Lewistown Poplar Havre Twin Bridges and Helena.
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Montana
Crow Agency
Martha L. Eder
Big Horn County
Scobey
Sidney
Brush Lake
Lewistown
Poplar
Havre
Twin Bridges
Helena
Delegates to Northern Baptist convention in Seattle
More than 2,000 delegates will be brought to Seattle for the Northern Baptist convention from New York Philadelphia and Chicago on special trains. Dr W B Hinson Fred E Taylor and F C Belden will speak at evangelistic events June 28 and 29. Carl F Milliken, former Maine governor, will preside.
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Seattle
Associated Press
Northern Baptist Convention
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
W. B. Hinson
Portland
Ore
Fred E.taylor
Indianapolis
F. C.belden
San Diego
Carl F. Milliken
Shepherd Murder Trial Near End as Defense Aims to Put Shepherd on Stand
Chicago June 21 The prosecution and defense mapped plans for resuming the Shepherd murder trial with the expectation of a final week. William Darling Shepherd may testify tomorrow to face cross-examination by State's Attorney Robert E Crowe regarding his relation to foster son William Nelson McClintock, whom he is charged with murdering via typhoid germs. If other witnesses finish quickly, Shepherd may be crossed Tuesday. Defense counsel William Scott Stewart hopes the case reaches the jury by midweek with Health Commissioner Bundesen likely the first defense witness Monday as the defense seeks to counter Charles Faiman who said he delivered typhoid bacilli tubes to Shepherd before McClintock's death.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Shepherd
William Darling Shepherd
Robert E Crowe
William Nelson McClintock
William Scott Stewart
Bundesen
Charles Faiman
McClintock
Montana Farms to Benefit From Purnell Act Plan
Bozeman June 21 Special Investigation and studies in marketing of farm products and agricultural economics will follow the federal Purnell act in Montana. The Montana Experiment Station will receive 20000 the first year, then 10000 annually to reach 360000. Work will cover economics home economics farm management and rural sociology with federal oversight and no duplication of effort. C M Arnett of the Montana station and others prepared plans while Arnett returned from Washington as a national committee member on livestock economic investigations.
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Bozeman
Montana
F. B. Linfield
Okeh
United States
C. M. Arnett
Montana Experiment Station
Washington
Spokane Banks Deny Failure Ties in Butte Deals
In Butte on June 21 a brokerage firm spokesman said liabilities and assets filed in federal court show loans to banks are secured by collateral whose value exceeds notes. Therefore Spokane banks are not owed by Lauzier Wolcott. instead the firm owes banks the excess collateral value over notes.
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Butte
Lauzier- Wolcott
Spokane
Lauzier-Wolcott
Gum maker targets Filipinos with free samples
An American chewing gum producer sought to popularize his product among Filipinos by giving away 10,000 sticks to locals. The campaign appears to be yielding orders as demand grows.
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Honolulu
Salome of the Tenements heads to Marlow theater
Sidney Olcott presents Salome of the Tenements a Paramount feature at the Marlow theater starring Jetta Goudal as a lower East Side girl who schemes to secure what she desires. Godfrey Tearle plays John Manning the man at the center of the drama in this adaptation inspired by Anzia Yezierska.
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Sonya
Ben
Delancey Street
Jakes Solomon
Julian
Fifth Avenue
Mannitg
Sidney Olcott
Paramount
Salome
Anzia Yezierska
Marlow Theater
Jetta Goudal
Lower East Side
New York City
Jonn Manning
Godfrey Tearle
Hedge makes bicycle built from hedge sticks
A London suburb resident crafted a bicycle entirely from hedge sticks. A crotched stick functions as the fork, forming a rustic yet functional ride on a leafy, improvised frame.
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London
World Chamber on Dawes Plan Discussed at Meeting
A World Chamber gathering will examine the Dawes plan amid warnings of ruinous dumping. Sir J G Stamp will discuss the issue and a special committee report will be presented. The panel concludes that reparations must be paid with consumable goods through regular channels.
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J. G. Stamp
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