Senator Borah on the World's Court in Boston May 11
Senator Borah of Idaho urged the world court be independent from the League of Nations, proposing changes to its status to remove political domination and ensure impartial judicial function. He warned that ten league representatives could mandate peace or war, tying all member states to League decisions. A second item reports B M Ferguson escaping from Coeur d Alene jail after a mail robbery arrest.
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Boston
World Court
League of Nations
Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League
Department of Justice
Senate
Council of the League
International Court
Europe
Coeur d'Alene
B. M. Ferguson
St. Maries
Ferguson
Butte
Mont
Gloria Hires Trouble as Glory Demands New Maid
Gloria insists on hiring a Swedish maid for eighteen dollars a week as Dick balks at the cost and the couple clash over housework and finances. Glory frets over fashion, envying Myra Gail while Stan Wayburn’s presence next to the restaurant stirs tension, leading to a tense dinner and looming confrontation.
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Stan Wayburn
Gloria
Stan/ Wayburn
Glory
Congress Hotel
Maggie
Scott
Stanley Wayburn
Quiet Session of International Council of Women Adopts Peace and Health Resolutions
Washington May 11 The International Council of Women adopted resolutions on peace public health and education in a quiet session during its quinquennial convention. Addresses on citizenship featured the night meetings with Mrs John Lerman and Professor Carrie Derik among speakers while Dr Ogilvie Gordon presided.
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Washington
Associated Press
International Council of Women
John Lerman
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Carrie Derik
McGill University
Canada
Ogilvie Gordon
England
Coolidge
American Council
Eleanor Ends With Plaids in Cape and Frock Fashion
Eleanor Boardman is depicted favoring plaid patterns in a cape of red and white kasha with a wide red border, worn over a straightline frock of ret faille silk, highlighting her style in this portrait of fashion.
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Eleanor Boardman
Palace on Wheels Touring Country Stops in Custer
The Silver Fox residential motor car passed through Miles City on Saturday carrying four passengers in the final stages of a rim around the United States trip. It is ultra modern with hot and cold running water, a refrigerating system, lavatory, cooking gear, and furnished interior. The car measures 15 by 5.5 feet. the travelers are Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Jackman, Miss Abbey Colby, and George Colby. Jackman, the car’s builder and designer, reports a speed of 10 miles per hour.
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Miles City
United States
G. C. Jackman
Abbey Colby
Jeorge Colby
Supreme Court rules life insurance proceeds tax exempt
The Supreme Court declares that life insurance benefits vested before the 1918 revenue act are not subject to the federal estate tax. The decision in the Frick estate case requires the government to return 108,657 dollars it collected on 474,629 dollars of life insurance proceeds for the benefit of Henry C. Frick’s widow and daughter.
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Washington
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Henry C. Frick
Pittsburg
Coolidge Sends Congratulations on Japanese Silver Wedding Anniversary
President Coolidge cabled congratulations to the emperor of Japan on the occasion of his silver wedding anniversary. Washington dispatch confirms the message from the White House to Tokyo, reflecting cordial ties and ceremonial goodwill between the nations.
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Cal
Japan
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Fire Broncho Roundup Planned by Meagher County
White Sulphur Springs May 11 At the county commissioners May meeting district No 1 was formed for northwestern Meagher County to handle abandoned horses on the range The roundup starts no later than June 10 Henry Lingshire named foreman with a $10000 bond Stockmen will supply riders and the county will monitor the operation New Road Arranged The board approved relocation and improvement of the White Tail road meeting highway at Max Sarter ranch then north to join the existing road It will run down White Tail creek avoiding Red Spring and Slim Jim hills intersecting the old road at R T Ringlings Jersey ranch The project provides a needed route for residents of lower Sheep creek and Eagle creek
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White Sulphur Springs
Meagher
Henry Lingshire
White Tail Road
Max Sarter
Rim
White Tail Creek
Red Spring
Slim Jim Hills
R. T. Ringling
Jersey Ranch
Lower Sheep Creek
Eagle Creek
Miles Man Regarded in Serious Condition With Spotted Fever
Miles City May 11 The condition of J F Kittinger Milwaukee conductor who is suffering with spotted fever at his home 1803 Riverside is very serious according to an announcement made Saturday night He has been ill about a week Henry Mickleson of Thurlow who also has spotted fever and is being treated at the city hospital is greatly improved and he is thought to be out of danger Andy Quinn of Miles is another sufferer with spotted fever at the local hospital is getting along as well as can be expected The disease is still advancing in his case
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Miles City
J. F. Kittinger
Milwaukee
Riverside
Henry Mickleson
Thurlow
Andy Quinn
Miles
Milk River Bridge Opens to Traffic at Fort Belknap
The new steel Milk river bridge at the Fort Belknap agency opened to traffic Sunday replacing the condemned wooden span. Concrete flooring replaces the old structure, with supports removed and the bridge moved to a position crossing Peoples creek once per trip to the mountains, easing the prior hazardous fording twice in high water and removing the sharp approach curve.
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Harlem
Milk River
Fort Belknap
People's Creek
Neretotare
Peoples Creek
Driver Killed As Tractor Overturns Near Lewistown
William Roy Fisher of Columbus Indiana, 25, was killed Saturday evening when the tractor he drove overturned near Lewistown on the Great Falls road. A wheel struck his head fracturing his skull. Fisher, once in this area last summer, had been driving a Yorhis farm tractor four miles west of the city for two weeks. His funeral awaits instructions from relatives in the east.
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Lewistown
William Roy Fisher
Columbus
Indiana
Great Falls
Reed Ports
Fisher
Vorhis
Automobile Crashes Through Bridge Rail Near Rosebud
Forsyth May 11 Four high school students narrowly escaped a serious automobile accident when a car driven by Stella Ness of Cartersville crashed through the Yellowstone river bridge railing near Rosebud and hung by its rear wheels. Occupants Lyle Pease Margaret Swart William Lentz Jr and the driver were returning home from Roschud high school. The car struck the railing at the south end of the bridge, was towed back aboard, and the group continued home. Also Lt John D Barrigar burned to death when his airplane crashed and caught fire near De Carmen Pananga province. his mechanic Private John Tabor escaped with slight injuries.
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Forsyth
Stella Ness
Cartersville
Yellowstone River Bridge
Rosebud
Hing
Lyle Pease
Margaret Swart
Wiliam Lentz, Jr
Roschud
Mdidla
Associated Pressj
John D. Barrigar
de Carmen
Pananga Province
John Tabor
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