Navy Treaty Debate Spurs Split Over Naval Standards
At an armament conference, officials reported an 11 to 6 vote with 12 nations preferring a broader standard and rejecting a class tonnage measure as fair for all. France and Italy offered an alternative, while Japan and Argentina supported the American view. others abstained.
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Washington
France
Italy
Great Britain
Japan
Argentina
Chile
Spain
Traty
General Godfrey Views The Battle Field Parade
General Godfrey and U S veterans inspect the Little Big Horn site during a June 25 1876 anniversary program. Troops pass between rows of white veterans and Sioux Cheyenne veterans as planes fly overhead. Soldiers locate the last camp and bones are unearthed near the knoll. A campfire ceremony and Custer bill tribute follow as relatives and veterans recount the massacre.
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Godfrey
Hite
Old
Seventry
Little Big Horn
Reno
Benteen
Slaper
Harker
Hong
Traaper
Sandy Sanderson Farine
Quantico Va
Satherson
Montana
Vaud Vaudeville Show Echoes Past Stage Light
A fragmented account describes a vaudeville show with pianist and comedian acts. The performer’s delivery, improvisation, and audience rapport are noted, alongside sketches featuring Margot Trancus, Partyer, WD Pollard, and others.
The Far Cry Shown At Marlow In Scenic Venice Setting
First National presents The Far Cry at the Marlow today and Saturday featuring Blanche Sweet Jack Mulhall and Hebert Bosworth in a Europe set tale of young Americans in love. A floating villa aquatic display adds novelty while Venice and Pars provide dramatic backdrop.
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Pratinees
Rollywoodt
Venice
Europe
Pars
Americas
Blanche Sweet Jacke Mulhall
Wae Bledman
Hebert Bosworth
Katherine Kavanaugh
June Mathis
Balbont
Oatiuordinari
Evangelist McPherson Kidnapping Saga Reported
The Angelus pastor Mrs. McPherson was allegedly seized near Ocean Park on May 18 and later located in desert country near Sonora. Los Angeles detectives and officials pursued leads, with statements about captivity and plans to escape, while investigators and press outlets traced the events through the day and a half following the reported disappearance.
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Cluidien
Chie Ai Bury
Angelus Semple
Ocean
Douglas Mar
Angele
Aunee
Sonora
Vexwa
Douglas
Ocear Ph Gali
Niles Southeast
Agia Prati Meavo
MacPherson
Verman
Cline
Joe Ryan
Los Angeles
Tohee
Howden
Nouglas
Minnie Kennedy
Villages Wiped Out by Chinese Bandits Reported
Travelers from Honan described a massacre in which Ninave Peon village was wiped out by bandits. Witnesses said villagers attempted defense but many were killed or captured and bodies were dumped into a well.
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Honan
Peking
Dalle Mail
Five Day Festival Ends in Chicago at Seminary Grounds
A five day festival at a Chicago seminary grounds concluded with a papal benediction. An estimated 70000 to 90000 worshippers passed through the gates as dense rain disrupted the procession and halted mid afternoon before ceremonies resumed with chimes and chant.
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Chicago
Jegate
Hies Congress
Vaudeville Acts Taken to Veterans at Fort Hospital
Five vaudeville acts were taken to the fort hospital for entertainment of disabled ex-servicemen after performing at the Maylaw yesterday. The acts included Alex Christensen, the Maytime Follies, and W D Pollard.
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Vaudestiin
Fort Hospital
Alex Christensen
W D Pollard
Labor Federation Concludes Session on Union Demands
The federation wrapped a lengthy session urging labor support and pledges to pursue union made goods and employment for workers. It referred issues to the attorney general and called for coordinated action with the American Federation of Labor to back a per capita fund and union-minded contracting, while pledging to organize miners and bold safety measures.
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Atle Luton
Jrbels
al Rondy
Spanketed
Ameran Federation of Labor
Sor
Badle Mmes
United Ming Workers of
Antoilea
Walte No 1
Maintan
Legislative Committee
Thor Fim
Antinas Congresan
Washington
Joby and Son Contractors
Iso
Liber
Liber Mergwhere
Smertin Federation of Labor
Senators Split Over Farm Bill Vote On Mears Measure
Senate roll call shows Republicans 23 for and 24 against with 15 Democrats opposing and 21 favoring, as Mears proposal tied to cooperative marketing faced last minute shifts. Amendments and pairings shaped the outcome, but the amended measure failed 22 to 23, reflecting deep party split across sessions and regional lines.
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Mears
McNary
Republicane Cameron
Capper
Cummins
Curtis
Dineen Gooding
Harreld
Howell Johnson
Jones
Washington
LaFollette McMaster
Norbech
Norris
Oddie
Pine Robinson
Indiana
Schall
Stanfield Watson
Wilehaus
Tyson
Wheeler
Farmer-Labor
Shistead
Binghart Borah
Butler Dale Ernst Dernald
Dessonllette Goff Hale Keyes
Learnot
Metcalf
Moses Pepper
Phipps Reed
Penneytraima
Sackett
Norris Republican
Vebrish
Williame
Ayithamie
Republeins
Weyler at Read of Conspirators
Journal correspondent says the government remains master of the situation as the discovery of the plot is not likely to interfere with the departure of the king and queen for Paris and London tomorrow night.
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Journal
Hong
Taris
London
Pat Wallace Champions Baseball and Politics in Plentywood
Pat Wallace, editor of the Plentywood paper, shows strong interest in baseball alongside politics. He endorses the Plentywood team and Seabey, notes rival teams in the region, and predicts a robust season with key players from nearby towns.
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Pat Wallace
Poot Wallace
Senum
Hese
Op Char Stoner
Congress
Lipor
Farmier-Laber
Plentywood
Seabey
Nothwest
Imanager
Anya
Coireut
Mirmaagh
Mavre
Butte
Pat
Supreme Court cleans JP the June calendar in Montana
Montana's supreme court has cleaned up the June calendar with 16 adissement cases. No more arguments will be heard except original factions until September. Dates for state examinations are set for July 13, 34, and 16. Adare B McCarthy of Townsend and Lcenest Fenton of Forsyth are the only candidates for cogninations. The board of examiners includes George Patten Bozeman, Charles H Loud Miles City, A N Whitlock Missoula, John D Murly Glasgow, and WT Piggott Helena.
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Supreme Court
Adare B McCarthy
Townsend
Lcenest Fenton
Forsyth
Board of Examiners
George Patten Bozeman
Charles H Loud
Miles City
A N Whittock
Missoula
John D Jfurly Glasgow
WT Piggott
Helena
Andrews Confession of Failure Continues in Testimony
In a continued transcript military or federal agent inquiry, Andrews questions local officers and agents about their roles in law enforcement and investigations. Madden asks if the officers are local police, hinting at a municipal police presence. The testimony cites a Coast Guard cost estimate of 14.595 million dollars for the next fiscal year and outlines a plan to deploy investigators to monitor state and county officers to boost enforcement and public support for proper police functions.
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Prohibition Enforcement
Coast Guard
Llaw
Montana Reporter Joins Portland Daily Journal
Harold Axford, former reporter for kid newspapers in Vassoula Butte and Billings, is among the latest Montana newspaper men to settle in Portland Oregon. He serves as night police reporter for the Portland Daily Journal, according to the Portland Daily Journal.
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Ore
Harold Axford
Vassoula
Butte
Billings
Montana
Axford
Portland Daily Journal
Saunders Rowan Anas Weel Simndei Wedding Notice
Saunders Rowan Anas Weel Simndei formerly a teacher in the Telena pul ge hoete and Muh Roain a love mm the tite Lind office well married tere yesterday Theos deft immerrately femitemebily fer Seat Pekola and inantwining Jui 7 will be at home 11017 Pleventh venue.
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Telena
Tite Lind
Theos
Pleventh
MISS BEAVER 15 STILL IN A SERIOUS CONDITION
Mrs Dernthy Beaver remains in serious condition after injuries from a motorway collision near Springhill last Tuesday evening. The most grave injuries include a forehead fracture. Jamtor Tames Frenery of Blackstere apartments died early today at St Peters hospital after a long illness. He was aged 63. Teresa Agilow and other family members live nearby. Tal arrangements are in charge of the heirs.
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Jebis
Tames Frenery Jamtor
Blackstere
St Peters
Helena and Boulder Vie For First Place In Maytag League
The Maytag Platinum League standings show Helena tied with Boulder for the lead after early play. Details name Kent Maytag store at 44 West Sixth Avenue and note the league’s schedule across multiple western cities with teams from Grand Junction to Texas and Colorado.
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Maytag
Helenette
BNIGG
Rimei
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Taeny
Agiinst
Liay
Fia
Grand Junction
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