Flying Ebony Wins Kentucky Derby In Heavy Rain
The colt Flying Ebony raced under a downpour to win the 850000 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Earl Sande rode the New York owned horse trained by Gifford A. Cochran, finishing 1½ lengths ahead of Captain Hal with Son of John close behind. Quatrain, favorite from Louisiana, faded to 12th as a mutuel pool paid 8.30 to 2. The field included 19 rivals on a soggy track amid roars and showers.
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Rev Father Sullivan to Celebrate Silver Jubilee Mass
The Rev Stephen J Sullivan D D rector of Holy Cross Church Townsend will celebrate his silver jubilee of ordination to the priesthood this Tuesday in Montana where he has long served. Born in New Castle Pa he came to Butte at age three traveling by stagecoach from Red Rock Afontana as the Utah Northern railroad neared完成。
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Earthquakes Threaten East City Areas Says Harvard expert
A New York Times preview reports Dr. Birtley F. Mather and the Engineering Economics Foundation warn eight shocks since 1924 show the eastern United States lies in a quake zone. A 1920s projection outlines collapse risks in cities like New York and Boston, with fires, panics, and high casualties expected without preparedness and public education. Seismologist Dr. Thomas A. Jagger cites potential loss reductions through foresight and action.
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Senator Selden P. Spencer Dies in Washington
Senator Selden P. Spencer of Missouri, Republican from St. Louis, died suddenly in Washington. He chaired the privileges and elections committee and played a leading role in the Newberry and Mayfield investigations. He was prominent during Teapot Dome related oil lease debates, chosen by the administration to present its views.
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Fatty Arbuckle Marries Doris Deane in Pasadena Ceremony
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle and film actress Doris Deane wed at the bride's mother's home in San Marino near Pasadena. Judge Hugh J. Crawford presided with Buster Keaton as best man and Natalie Tallmadge Keaton as matron of honor. The couple plans a brief motor honeymoon before Arbuckle resumes directing in Hollywood.
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Mormon Chief Penrose Dies in Salt Lake City
Charles Wm. Penrose of the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints died at his Salt Lake City home on the night of May 16. He was a senior leader in the Mormon church and died at his residence after a long service to the faith.
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Campbell to appeal final ruling in Washington fraud case
Great Falls May 16 Gordon Campbell plans final appeal against removal to Washington for trial on conspiracy with Senator B Wheeler and E S Booth over permits. A bench warrant issued in Washington May 14 marks joint indictment. Campbell challenges indictment as lack of cause and absence of offense, aiming to reach the U S Supreme Court if needed. Campbell was convicted here two weeks ago for fraudulent use of the mails in promoting an oil syndicate and sentenced to two years and $1,000 fine with costs. he has given notice of appeal.
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Midwestern Storm Drops Heavy Damage Across States
Heavy rains and high winds swept the middle west causing property losses worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Oklahoma and Missouri suffered the hardest blows with disrupted wire service and crop damage, while rain aided forest fire suppression in northern Minnesota and benefited southern Minnesota crops.
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Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday
Washington reports the coming week will start with showers in the Northern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions then be mostly fair. Temperatures expected near normal with a warmer second half of the week.
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Impressive Obsequies for Miles in Arlington Planned
Washington May 16 By The Associated Press A funeral for Army Commander Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles will include a joint Army Navy Marine Corps ceremony. The cortege will start near the War Department and end at Arlington Cemetery with a field piece coffin, bugle and rifle volleys. Major General Rockenbach will lead the march. Major Sherman Miles arrives Monday from Constantinople. Services at St John Episcopal Church precede the Arlington procession. General Pershing and Acting Secretary Davis voiced deep sorrow.
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Only FSH Aboard Rum Row Says Supercargo Of One Vessel
New York May 16 AP report says hake is the only contraband aboard the rum row vessel General Pau off Montauk Point. Supercargo denies liquor on board while Coast Guard Pequot conducts inspection revealing leaking cases and a tense interview with reporters aboard the cutter.
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Compromise Plan to Lead America Into World Pact
Geneva May 16 The Associated Press reports the first round in the fight over whether the United States can continue to cooperate with the league of nations without formal relations began in Geneva. The issue centers on establishing a central office for coordinating arms traffic statistics under the league council. The draft calls for it. the United States says no, arguing nonmembership makes acceptance improper. The debate featured Theodre Burton defending the no position as incompatible with US nonmembership. Other nations urged adding the United States and Germany to the league council.
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Tragedy Surrounds Duluth Woman’s Death and Husband’s Fate
In Duluth on May 16 sheriffs pursued the theory that a dismembered body found in a Canyon swamp may be the husband of 32 year old Hilma Beckman who died by drinking poison February 7. Beckman had left Duluth two weeks before her death and efforts to locate him failed. She formerly lived in Supecter Wisconsin. A former husband was reported murdered at Butte Montana years earlier.
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Seven Boys Missing After Swamp Picnic Incident Florida
Telephone reports from Plant City tell of seven boys aged 10 to 12 missing in a swamp northwest of Plant City. They fled a church picnic when approached by a presumed group of drunken travelers, leaving authorities to search the dense area overnight.
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Migores Missing After German Mine Blast
Berlin reports from the Dortsfeld mine near Dortmund indicate one ton dead and 25 injured brought up from the pits. Still 30 men unaccounted for after the explosion.
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Relief in French Post Rouley After Rift With Riffians
Nabat Morocco May 16 The French outpost at Rouley once surrounded by 50 men for two weeks by Abd El Krim's Riffians was relieved today by General Colombat's forces according to an official communiqué.
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Big Mine Merger Formed in Utah Park City District
One of the era’s largest mergers unites Park Utall Mining Park City Mining and Smelting Ontario Silver Mining and Daly Mining, covering 4306 acres in Park City with a history of 125 million in metallic wealth and 31 million in dividends. The new board includes national figures from mining and finance.
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International Smelting Company
Adolph G. E. Hawke
New York
Charles Lange
Cincinnatinto Luedek Cincinnati
William Wraith
Anaconda Copper Mining Compar
George VW. Lam
United States Moves to Secure Debtors’ Funding Proposals
Washington begins formal outreach after more than three years of waiting to obtain settlements from postwar debtors. France Italy Belgium Romania and Czecho Slovakia have been advised that Washington expects liquidation moves. Additional debtors Yugoslavia Estonia Latvia and Greece are aware but details of diplomatic outreach remain unclear.
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Lee Dennis Named Chief Clerk to State Board of Examiners
Lee Dennis former state railroad commissioner and 1917 governor nominee was elected yesterday afternoon as chief clerk to the state board of examiners. The Republican dominated board, including Governor J. E. Erickson, Secretary C. T. Stewart, and Attorney General L. A. Foot, chose Dennis to succeed A. E. McFatridge, who has held the post since January 1917. He will assume duties June 1. Dennis has long resided in Helena, with Cascade County roots and a history as county treasurer and railroad board member.
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I C C Orders Probe of St Pauls Receivership Deep Inquiry
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a special inquiry into the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad receivership. Respondents include receivers H E Fivray Mark W Potter and Edward J Brundage along with the company. Hearings dates will be fixed later as the inquiry examines history management finances and practices of the line amid bond defaults and weak earnings.
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