Tilson Talks Tax Cut and Flood Relief With President
Rapid City June 22 Representative Tilson of Connecticut Republican leader met with President Coolidge to discuss tax reductions and flood relief. He said an immediate special session seems unlikely for fiscal and fiber control laws, urging priority on tax cuts and appropriations, with a plan to prevent future food disasters.
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Rapid City
West Station
Congress
Tilson
Connecticut
Coolidge
Myra Tilson
Sesson
Chaplin Peace Parley Ends Trial To Come
Los Angeles announces the failure of all efforts to settle the Chaplin divorce case. Attorneys for Lara Grey Chaplin say negotiations ended as neither party desires a settlement, and the trial will proceed.
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Chaplin
Los Angeles
Lara Grey Chaplin
Lyndel Young
Edwin McMurray
Execution by Soviet Deplored at British Labour Conference
London, June 22. A joint meeting of the Labour Party executive and the General Council of the Trades Union Congress adopted a resolution protesting Soviet executions of alleged counter revolutionists. It urged an end to murder as a policy and condemned the reforms proposed for the House of Lords.
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London
Russia
Labor Party
Prades Uno
M. Vorkoff
Warsaw
House of Lords
Dorothy Mackaye’s counsel wins point in court ruling
In Los Angeles on June 22 49 Superior Judge Charles Burnett threw out one count against actress Dorothy Mackaye in the case over her husband Kay Raymond’s death. The judge ruled there was insufficient evidence for an accessory after the fact charge while the other count for compounding a felony remained to be tried. A defense witness testified Mackaye entered Dr Sullivan’s office in a nervous state following Raymond’s death.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Mackaye
Atege
W. J. Sullivan
Hollywood
Kay Raymond
Charles Burnett
Miss Mackaye
Byrd Awaits Turn for Better in Gale Season
Commander Richard E. Byrd waits for a break in stormy weather at Roosevelt Field New York as forecasters predict limited take-off prospects. Winds fogs rain and low pressure kept aviation from proceeding with Byrd’s planned flight to France. Byrd earned a Yale degree in New Haven then returned to the hangar ready to depart if weather clears.
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Roosevelt Field
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Weather Bureau
Richard E. Byrd
France
Whitehall
New York
Degros
New Haven
Yale
Lin
No plane will go to seek missing pilots in Quebec
Quebec June 2244 Premier Tascherean and Honore Mercier announced after a cabinet meeting no airplane will be sent to search for missing pilots Nungesser and Coli. The prime minister said the government can do nothing further at present due to incomplete information and lack of clarity.
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Nungesser and
Coli
Tascherean
Honore Mercier
Informa
Linn
Naval men lost with big plane off Laguna Beach
Lieutenant Commander William Hadar operations officer of the North Inlandation and Charles K Robbins aviation chief machinist mate are believed drowned after a naval torpedo plane crashed four miles off Laguna Beach Tuesday night. Hadar, 35, born in Nebraska, joined naval aviation in 1920 with over 1000 flying hours. Robbins survived by swimming nine hours. he is married with no other relatives.
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Cal
William Hadar
North Inlandation
Charles K. Robbins
Laguna Beach
Fisher
Hactor
Nebraska
Marval Academe
Missouri
Naval Aviation Service
Robbins
Tus
Geneva Conference Far From a Treaty
Geneva June 22 A survey of British and Japanese naval proposals shows Americans doubt an agreement at the tripartite conference. Experts say the plans from the United States Great Britain and Japan differ too greatly to reach consensus unless a party retreats. The next days focus on defining terms and narrowing differences.
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Geneva
Great Britain
Japan
Huns Pay Honor to American Aviators
Budapest hosts Clarence D T Chamberlin and Charles A Loving after their New York to Germany flight. The pair receive gifts from the Hungarian Aero Club. Officials including J Butler Wright attend formal tributes before they depart for Vienna and Prague ahead of a Czech escort.
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Hungary
Clarence DT
Chamberlin
Charters A. Loving
Vienna
Columbia
New York
Germany
Mannefield
Levine
Hungarian Aero Club
Amercan
J. Butler Wright
Burgomanter
Commerce
Meet
Archduke
Apturn
Prague
Wreck on Peru Railway Kills Six, Injures Thirteen
Six persons died and thirteen were injured in a Croya Huiicaya railway wreck near Lima Peru today. Cause of the accident was not known.
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Lima
Peru
Croya- Huiicaya
Veterans urge Fort Harrison building for mental cases
At the closing session of the joint department encampment the Veterans of Foreign Wars urged a new building at Fort Harrison for the hospitalization of mental and nervous cases. They argue it would aid Montana veterans and serve the coast, with resolutions backing investigation of war charity groups and expanding the VFW's district in Montana.
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Joint Department
Veterans’ Bureau
Fort Harrison
VV. W
Iere
Go Ay Ry
United Spanieh War Veterans
VORW
Frank T. Vines
U.S. Veterans’ Bureau
Washington, DC
United States Veterans’ Hospital No. 22
Fort Marison
Montana
Wali Springs
Manetaya
Lindbergh to Visit Dayton and Ohio in June
Colonel Charles Lindbergh arrived near Dayton aboard a military plane and was greeted with a formal reception at Wright Field. The visit includes stops in Dayton, Ohio, and New York, with escort planes and officials guiding the arrival and welcoming ceremonies.
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Charles
Brads Atlante
Bern
Laight van Morevest
Landbersh
Shomilles
Ty Washington
New York
Vania
Tandbergh
New Wright Field
Darton
Albarlore
Sratt
Mason Thomas Langhler
Dad Kills Assailant of Child in Duncan Courtroom
Areh Gilbreath, father of a complaining witness, shot and killed B. F. Cox in the Duncan district courthouse as a trial for assaulting three young women neared jury selection. Gilbreath surrendered his revolver. Cox had faced charges in Duncan, Lawton, and Ardmore for similar assaults.
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Okla
Areh Gilbreath
B. F. Com
Cox
Wanen
Duncat
Fee
Lawton
Ard
More
Oklo
Richardson
Gilbreath
Silver Cup Awarded to Bozeman Post by Veterans
The Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Montana concluded with Bozeman Post winning the silver cup for fastest growth in membership. The event highlighted post gains and welfare matters, including leadership elections and installations. Comrade Harry F Stevens of Great Falls spoke at the gathering.
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Silver Cup
Bozeman Post
Usurers Involved In Julian Pete Case Face Prosecution
Los Angeles reports a broad legal inquiry into the Julian Pete affair seeking to recover allegedly illicit interest from usurers. Talented attorneys state charges of usury in principal court with a trial date set, while a free-for-all in stockholder circles leads to injuries and hospital visits amid ongoing prosecutions and conference calls with district attorneys and prosecutors.
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Cistediane
Julian Enefights
Juan Pete
Atoe Jorney Aga Keves
Uily Proxecastor
J. Tackley
Farhstein
Braxer
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Totay
Toy Taal
Presbyter
Luckley
Farkster
Pollender Fle
Aiso
Julian Dehacin
Cutor Lyhley
Bavle
Forseluty
Alm Lark
Vessesnivel
Specs
Loch
Gen Wood Denies He Will Quit Philippines
Livingston June 22 General Leon A Wood governor general of the Philippine Islands says he has nothing to say on the Philippine situation before delivering his official report to President Coolidge at Rapid City. He spoke briefly of Montana and trout and recalled a fall on a ship that fractured two ribs and postponed plans to visit the Wonderland Park. He had earlier defended the islands’ condition and noted he hoped to return to Montana when his trip allows.
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Livingston
Galvin Coolidge
Rapid City
Leonart Wood
Philippine Islands
Montana
Tearnerdt
Convicts Recaptured After Prison Farm Escape
Huntsville Texas June 24 47 an all day hunt by officers and Madison County citizens on wet ground led to seven of 43 long term inmates recaptured from the Fermilan prison farm escape last night. Doggers search for the remaining 28 fugitives continues under state prison system acting manager Walker Sayle.
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Texas
Madison
Fermilan
Walker Sayle
Plon
Open Verdict in Barrett Killing by Great Falls Jury
A Great Falls jury returned an open verdict in the Barrett killing case. The shooting occurred at the water plant on Monday afternoon. The jurors found no clear determination of guilt or innocence for Jacques, who surrendered to Sheriff Bob Gordon and confessed shortly after the incident.
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Barrett
Tip
Harrett
Punteual
Jacques
Bob Gordon
Spanish Vets Seek Amendment to Public Land Grant Laws
Montana’s 26th annual encampment of Spanish War Veterans urged amending the Lind grant laws so all veterans who served in any U S war gain equal access to public lands. Resolution backed extending rights to all veterans, with officers named for the new term.
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Montana
Department of Latte
Lina
United
United States
George C. Jackson
Anaconda
A bin
Marty O. Willinet
Lewistown
Igabert
Richardaen
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