Taxing Sunday: Anti-Saloon League and schools push obedience
Washington reports a nationwide drive by the Anti-Saloon League and federal schools to promote obedience to all laws, focusing on the Eighteenth Amendment and Prohibition. A Loyalty Sunday initiative led by Scott McBride calls pastors and teachers to preach patriotic lessons on June 30, while a broader federal campaign under Whitten Wall begins June 28 at the National Education Association meeting in Atlanta.
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Washington
Hoover
Anti- Saloon League
Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Pantore
Congress
National Education Association
Atlanta, Ga
Butte Lad Dies in Auto Smash
Leonard Vamike a 15 year old of Tutte is fatally injured when his car runs off the road near Faucet 23 miles west of Butte. His sister Erma and Arthur Vandenmilke are severely hurt and hospitalized. Trad left Butte to visit friends and Odell Vamike survives with three sisters.
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Wilings
Leonard Vamiike
Tutte
Erma
Emher Ynath
Arthur Vandenmilke
Butte
Faucet
Here
Vamike
Vanderburke
Huntley Project
Odell Vamike
Son of Rich Man Taken for Killing
Harold Cusack adopted son and heir of the late Thomas Cusack was arrested in Wheaton Illinois in connection with the death of Arthur F. Miller of Chicago in an automobile crash. Cusack and companion Frank Wilson of LaGrange were charged with manslaughter and assault with a deadly weapon after investigators say his heavy sedan struck Miller’s car broadside on an arterial highway.
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Wheaton
Harold Cusack
Thomas Cusack
Autidoor
Arthur F. Miller
Chicago
Cusack
Miller Machine
Frank Wilson
LaGrange
Lutheran Leader Sees Polygamy as Moral Tendency Outcome
River Forest Illinois June 23 AP Dean John A O Fritz of Concordia seminary St Louis warned open and legalized polygamy is preferable to the current moral trend especially companionate marriage He argued the Bible from Genesis to Revelation offers no basis for incompatibility or companionate marriage and urged reliance on Gospel He spoke at the Mth triennial conference in Soldier Field with remarks on atheism religion and morality Continued on Page Five
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Abe
Dean Fritz
Evangelical Synod of Missouri
Soldier Field
Prio A. Maior
Concordia
Maler
Clarence Darrow
Mindy
Ilefhone
Gorilla
Othe
Visit of Gibson Dawes Opens Armament Program
London dispatch notes the imminent visit of American ambassador Hugh S. Gibson to London as a signal that disarmament efforts will not stall. The piece recalls the Dawes MacDonald talks and outlines U S aims to shape methods ahead of the next war conference, with Britain seeking American help for better preparation. The report hints at continued negotiations and an anticipated page continuation.
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London
Hugh S. Gibson
Belgium
Charles G. Dawes
Ramsay MaccDonald
Aineon
Hin
Dawes
Washington
Wee Boy Falls in Hot Spring Anaconda
AP report from Warm Springs June 23 describes Bud Fischer a five year old boy who fell into a hot spring near the state hospital suffering burns. He was in the water except for his right forearm and is not expected to recover. He lost footing and plunged in but held on until pulled out as he watched the springs near the hill quarter mile from the hospital with family witnesses.
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Anaconda
Warm Springs
Bud” Fischer
Willian Fischer
Tie
Vets of Four Wars Converge for Billings Encampment
In Billings today veterans from eight organizations arrive for a three day state convention. Grand Army of the Republic Ladies of the G A B Women's Relief Corps United Spanish War Veterans Ladies of the Spanish War Veterans National Theatr War Veterans Veterans of Foreign Wars and its auxiliary meet in joint sessions to elect officers. Delegates will honor Capt. Luther Yellowstone Kelly with ceremonies at the Billings mausoleum before closing tomorrow.
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Billings
Grand Army of the Republic
Ladies
G. A. B. Women's Relief Corps
Ladies of the
National
Women’s Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign
Tate
Luther
Yellowstone” Kelly
Kelly Mountain
Yellowstone
Kelly
California
Mexican Holy Day Draws Thousands to Guadalupe Church
Tens of thousands of Mexicans gathered at the Church of Guadalupe in Mexico City to give thanks for the expected resumption of religious services. The dawn procession filled the church and surrounding streets with spontaneous floral offerings as priests had not yet returned to pulpits.
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Mexico City
Old Church of Guadalupe
Republic
Alexica City
Touay
Fresh Temblors in New Zealand Shake Settlements Alai
Temblors in New Zealand on June 23 caused panic and displacement. Earthquakes forced evacuation from Mur chison to Nelsour and destroyed shore homes in outlying districts. Many residents treked to concentration camps after days of sleepless travel. two shocks at Farwell spit extinguished Vichts while Takaka and West Port reported no material damage.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Murchison
Nelsour
Farwell Spit
Takaka
Westport
Two Gangsters Slain in Kansas City Tiff
Two alleged gangsters died and a third was seriously injured in a gun battle in front of the LaSalle hotel in Kansas City. Five men were involved. after the shootout two escaped. Police identified Ben Barretti alias Fred Roberts as dead. he was linked to multiple murders in Los Angeles Chicago and Galveston and linked to a $30,000 payroll holdup.
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Kansas City
Alllhird
LaSalle Hotel
Ben Barretti
Fred Roberts
Barretti
Los Angeles
Cal
Max Silverstein
Chicago
Cialveston
Dudge
Easton Boone Named Suspect in Bank Robbery
Easton Boone, 24, of 37 Pinesreet, was arrested and jailed in Missoula as a suspect in the Ronan State Bank raid last Friday. He is linked to the five men who struck the bank, clubbed the cashier and a clerk, locked two customers in the vault, and fled with 2500 dollars. Police traced clothing and a Helena address through connections to the camp near Vahlo where the group stayed. Boone was picked up on Main Street near the Harvey hotel by Deputy Sheriff Zoubsch and Officer Martin after a questioned report.
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Ronan State Bank
Easton Boone
Missoula
W. H. Needham
Beaver
Lake County
Boone
Hoe Clath- Helena
Tobbars
Vahlo
Helena
Main Street
Harvey Hotel
Sherift Jor Zoubsch
Tom Martin
Spring Hill mill capacity to rise after directors’ decision
H F de Bower of Montana-Idaho Mines announced a rapid capacity expansion at the Spring Hill mill four miles southwest of Helena after a directors’ conference. The plan includes a larger crusher and increased Molatian cells to boost daily output to 200 tons, with Northwest investors touring the mine and plant. The company aims to accelerate development as the mine’s physical capacity allows.
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Spring Hill
Helena
H. F. de Bower
Montana-Idaho Mines Corporation
Gust Carlson
Spokane
Seattle
Vallace
Vancouver
Tacoma
Yeatrrlay
Ure Company
Pres Hoover Enjoys Quiet Day at Hills Camp
President Hoover spent a Sabbath at a fishing camp on the Rapidan near Washington. He planned to return to the White House tomorrow morning with two prizes from his vacation and to discuss the farm board selections with Agriculture Secretary Hyde and aides. The party, including Mrs Hoover, Mark Sullivan, and Lawrence Richey, found relief from Washington heat at the retreat in the foothills of the Blue Ridge.
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Washington
Rapidan River
Hoover
White House
Vede
Agriculture Department
Yemarty
Ina
Tthe
Mase Wanies Shi
Mrs. Hoover
Mark Sullivan
Lawrence Richey
Noted Dominion Statesman W S Fielding Dies
Ottawa June 23 Hon W S Fielding former Dominion minister of finance died tonight at his home. Born in Halifax he served as finance minister for 15 consecutive years and prior to that was premier of Nova Scotia for seven years.
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Ottawa
Lack of Tail Light Costs Him His Life
Wolf Point reports Arthur Crisman a 35 year old farmer died after being struck by a passing car driven by Richard Schaale. Crisman had stopped due to trouble and was outside his vehicle when the other car veered on a curve and side swiped his car. Crisman died soon after at a hospital. Police said Crisman’s car lacked a rear light. He leaves a widow and several children.
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Wolf Point
Arthur Crisman
Farmer
Richard Schaale
Chrisman
Schaale
Jealousy Tragedy in Long Beach Ends in Shootout
John Keller, 45, killed his wife Ruth Kellar, 25, and wounded a suitor and two officers in Long Beach. Keller was mortally wounded during a late-night return to the home by officers Holt and Clavssen who fired to stop him as he reached for a pistol. George Fink, shot in the chest, is in critical condition. Policeman J W Bullard is recovering.
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Long Beach
Cal
John Keller
Ruth Kellar
Bat
Holt
Clavssen
Keller
Greorge Fink
J. W. Bullard
Ohio Cars in Crash Claim Three Dead Near Mount Liberty
A head on collision on a highway bridge near Mount Liberty left three dead. Victims include Peter Busenberg, 45, farmer of Howard, his seven year old son Robert, and Willard McElroy, 80, farmer of Millwood. Drivers were Kusenbure and McElroy.
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Mount Vernor
Harrow Bridge
Mount Liberty
Here
Ares Peter Busenberg
Howard
Robert
Willard McElroy
Millwood
Kusenbure
Endurance Flight Start Delayed for World-Record Attempt
Los Angeles June 2 AP reports a postponement of the takeoff for a new endurance refueling flight world record attempt. Len Nomisaint Maurice Harrison announce additional tests before a possible start Sunday in a Buhl air sedan plane.
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Los Angeles
Len
Lightning Strikes Canadian Convent In Sault au Recollet
A severe thunderstorm struck the Convent of the Sacred Heart in Sault au Recollet Montreal causing a major fire. Two Montreal firemen were injured and hospitalized as smoke filled the building. The east wing roof collapsed and walls weakened trapping ladders and forcing defensive measures. The convent valued at 1000 dollars was wrecked.
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Montreal
Que
Inne
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Sault Au Recollet
Colored Folk in Appeal to 10 Prexy
The NAACP announces a brief sent to President Moorer’s commission urging inclusion of lynching disfranchisement peerage and mob violence in its inquiry into U S lawlessness A federal anti lynching law enforcement of constitutional guarantees and a federal agency to conduct a campaign of Americanism in face relations are urged.
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New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Moorer
Law Enforcement Commission
United States
Association
Memorial Service for Gen Booth Draws 10000 in London
A packed London hall saw about 10,000 mourners attend a memorial service for General Woilian Bramwell Youth, former Salvation Army head. General Higgins opened the service as Booth family members led prayers and hymns while Army banners and ferns decorated the center stage.
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London
Albert’ Hilk
Woilian Bramwell
Salvation Army
Hanners
Four Spanish aviators missing after Atlantic flight attempt
The lack of news from four Spanish aviators who left Cartagena for New York raised fears for their safety. A radio message claimed they landed at San Miguel in the Azores, but sources were unable to verify. The Portuguese gunboat Vulture searched from Ponta Delgada, while Madrid reported uncertain updates.
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Associated Press
Cartagena
Spain
New York
San Miguelsland
Azores
Marning
Hloria
Azorpe
Ponta Delgada
Air Lelda
The
Aero Club of Spain
Thia
Plane Crashes Burn Three at Lancer Airport
Cincinnati dispatch says three people died in a burning crash at Lancet airport near Clarkson Ohio. Parachutist Joe Hite of Louisville leaped from 2400 feet planning another jump. pilot Hunter Nusier and passenger Harald Riddle died as the craft nosed into a cornfield and burst into flames.
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Cincinnati
Lancet
Blarkson
Joe Hite
Louisville
Huunter Nusier
Harald Riddle
Belts Break During Jump Ends Life of Stunt Man
Cleveland dispatch reports William Lowry aged 24 of Parma Ohio was killed when belts failed during a parachute jump at his first exhibition. He plunged about 1800 feet after the line released his body.
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Cleveland
Wiliam Lowry
Parma
Fifteen Heroic Boy Scouts Awarded Gold Honor Medals
Five teen Scouts saved lives during Tennessee and Alabama floods when a cabin on White’s Creek shore at Rockwood Tenn flooded. James Tarwater Wright led the rescue, saved many, then died after diving for another boy. Willie Evans Ded Derrick and J C Acuff aided, National Court of Honor chaired by Daniel Carter Acard issued the medals posthumously to Wright’s family.
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New York
Boy Scouts of America
National Court of Honor
Daniel Carter Acard
Seontaster James
Tarwater Wright
Rockwood
Tennessee
Alabama
Willie Evans
Ded Derrick
J. C. Acuff
Wright
Acuff
White's Creek
Tenn
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Gibson
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Willy
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Jeun
Wee Boy
Ronan
Spring Hill Mill
Tonnagh TQ
Montana-Adaho Mines Corporation
Mr. de Bawer
Tage Ten
Pres. Hoover
Ohio
Law Asked
Gen. Booth
Madrims
Madrid
Chutestantist
Boy Scouts
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