Financing fight funds murky as Dempsey bout stays on hold
June 28 Great Falls AP reports confusion over financing for the Jack Dempsey Tommy Gibbons bout set for Shelby on July 4 after the resignation of Dan Tracy. Promoters remain unsure how to raise the remaining $109 000 of a 300 000 guarantee as Mayor Johnson and Jack Kearns insist the fight will proceed and the $100 000 payment will be made next Monday.
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Great Falls
Associated Press
Jack Dempsey
Tommy — Gibbona
Shelby
Dan Tracy
Dempsey
Atythi
Jun Johnson
Jack Kearns
St. Paul
Great Northern Railway
Louis Well
Gibbons
Shelly
Talot Gust
Budald
Jina
Great Northern
Andy
Great Northern Hassin
Great Northern Lends Support Yet For Shelly Fight
Associated Press report from St Paul notes Great Northern Railway leaders consider potential financial aid for Shelly fight plans. Officials deny commitments and emphasize service needs and crowd limits affecting rally execution.
Rankin Threatens Refund If No Dempsey Gibsons Bout Is Staged
Attorney General Rankin and promoter Jack Kearns say refunds will be issued to all ticket buyers if the Dempsey Gibsons scheduled bout at Shelby on July 4 does not occur. Rankin asserts the state will act under law to return every dollar to purchasers and vows prompt action.
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Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Shelby
Pary
Wellington C
Yell
Rankin
Jack Kearns
Imay
Avena
Materia
Storey General
Moulana
Stepeonte
Kearna
Dempsey
Tempacy
Curzon Reviews Case in Lords on Seizure of Liquor
London June 28 Curzon foreign secretary told the House of Lords that Britain would not agree to U S rights to search vessels for liquor within twelve miles. He said the matter is diplomatically active and efforts are underway to find an exit from the dispute.
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London
Alitiated
Marquie Curzon
Some Coal Cases Remain On Docket
Indianapolis June 38 The United States district court today kept 125 indictments alive against coal operators and officials of unions under the Lever Act while 226 indictments against operators and union officials dismissed as to Sherman antitrust charges. The remaining cases involve charges similar to those initially brought in 1920 and 1921.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
United States District Court
Ady M. Daugherty
President and Harding Party Arrive in Helena Parade
President Warren G. Harding and Mrs. Harding arrive by Great Northern at Helena. City streets glow with national colors for receptions and a municipal parade led by a pilot car and state band. Local women present bouquets to Mrs. Harding as crowds gather for official welcome.
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Fort Hospital
Auditorius
Nations
Darding
Claire Lebel
Charlotte Schenider
Marguerite McUlatcher
Luis May Hall
Jfrances Hee
Jeanette York
EM. Hall
Placer
Harding
Helena
Neillavesse
Dlaelock
Calers
Acer
Cary
Caes
All Estate
Ilelena
Joseph Me Dison
Paraded event and shrine dedication details reported
Report covers a political parade with speeches by key leaders and a later shrine ceremony. Attendees include visiting press and party members, with sessions at a park and a public meeting at the shrine Rustarium.
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Nellave
Rustarium
Hho Peostene Spout Inc
TL Park
Magats Arthussen
Aris
Vegiladans Hy Pottoe
Ikteuctinns
Shelley greeting at Montana border on train encounter
Shelley greeted a Montana figure in a formal border event aboard a Bresilent Urwording train on June 28. The scene involved national matters and political exchanges as officials filed through Montana lines and discussed aiding the people of the state.
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VA Rue Clements
Montana
Sen Sr maGeh
UG Lest
Idaho
Jesse C. Ricker Dies Suddenly at Lincoln
Jesse C. Ricker, a leading citizen of Lincoln, died suddenly last night after supper. Family members described him as lifelike until he went to fetch water, returning weak and collapsing. He reportedly had eight children and was on a visit to a nearby cabin when the incident occurred.
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Jesse C. Ricker
Lincoln
Josae
Lyshen
Lorse
Linton
New Air Car in San Diego Flight Report
Fragmentary report describes an air car flight near San Diego and mentions individuals Lieutenants Relley and MiarReadyy with unclear roles. The text references a kilometer measure, a guard, and a distance of about 20 kilometers. Details are garbled and attribution is uncertain.
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Gan Diego
Ye Luega
Janine Arcnnda
Cagtelle Tawell Voy Swath
Liewtenany J. Richie
Poison Found in Stomach of Local Man Dying Prompt Probe
San Francisco mourns as Rabi Martin A. Meyer dies after autopsy reveals traces of poison. Dr. RB Clark conducts the examination and the coroner orders a detective to assign an officer to assist in the investigation of Meyer’s death.
Okmulgee Troops Recalled to Action Amid Violence Probes
Oklahoma troops called to duty as charges of power misuse are lodged against Sheriff Jot Russell. Governor Walton cites recent violence cases in Okmulgee County while the newly organized community harmony group claims to have reduced unrest through cooperation with authorities.
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Okmutzes
Hlonrietia
Jot Russell
Marbut Taw
Iran Okiualger County
Walton
Okmulgee County
President Harding proposes plan to aid consumers and producers
President Harding outlined a cooperative plan aimed at shortening the chain from producer to consumer. He spoke of savings bank and building loan principles, urging careful examination to curb unreasonable tolls and protect public interests. He hopes studies will lead Congress measures in this direction.
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Idaho Faux
Idaho
Prew
Producor
Mae
Congress
Witness in Tabert Case Describes Fatally Beaten Boy
Witness testimony in the Tabert murder trial depicts a boy beaten to death in a North Dakota case. Defense accuses prosecutors of payoffs and manipulation as jurors hear claims of whipped prisoners and staged prop was to influence witness accounts.
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Tabert
Associated Drees
Lake Guly
North
Martin Tahert
North Dakota
Accuss
Hese
Tule Tabers
Saw Bay
Fhe Ut
Aleetie
Taber
State automobile fleet costly to run public expense
Secretary of State Stewart reports the states fleet of autos costs over 120000 annually. State owned cars are used by officers and officials at per mile costs from 10 to 28 cents while eliminating rail travel. Public officials travel widely for meetings, conferences, and events, inflating state transport costs and fuel allowances.
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Stewart
Vine State
Ueshe
Mie Gore
Hudson and Nash
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