Week in Review: Montana Accidents and Nationwide Reports
Thirteen people were injured in four automobile accidents at Bute Montana. Increased industry activity and rising farm prices characterize a report by Mayor John Perrin in San Francisco. The smallpox outbreak in Arizona is waning with elimination expected within thirty days. Idaho wool shipments reached 100000 pounds sold to St Louis at 26 cents per pound. A picnic party tragedy near Hartford Arkansas left five suffocated and three rescued seekers in serious condition. Crime waves in Chicago lead to major arrests over silk robberies totaling $100000 in goods. Radium prices dropped to 120 per milligram, while freight costs see no stated reason. A League of Women Voters ten-member committee discusses child labor policy in Washington. Secretary Hoover urges federal action to abolish child labor in an address in Providence. Boxing promoters delay Dempsey versus Wills until 1924 due to staging issues. Public notices on federals and farm programs mark the week, with wartime finance allocations totaling several state grants.
Foreign markets and trade news from Boston to New York expo
The July 11 12 event will deliver latest cable updates on foreign markets and trade opportunities via radiophone to the New England Shoe and Rome association in Boston and an import export exposition in New York. Also covered are court claims by the United Indians, mineral royalties, gas production, and a series of international incidents.
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West to gain from $15 million steel industry plan
Utah and California coal and iron deposits are slated for a vast steel enterprise. Columbia Steel Corp forms a coal and iron merger with Pacific coast plants, listing Utah, Carbon and Beaver Counties as key sources. About 2000 jobs expected at initial mines and plants, with further growth and regional population impact anticipated.
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Oregon
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Receivership Ends as Missouri Kansas Texas Railway Sale Set
United States Circuit Judge Sanborn to sign a decree dissolving the receivership of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway after minor changes, authorizing sale by a special master for not less than 28.9 million dollars. Security holders prepared the decree for submission.
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United States
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Campaign On For Dry Congress In Omaha Nebraska
The Afternoon League of Nebraska launched a campaign for a 100 percent dry delegation to Congress this year, led by superintendent F. A. High of Lincoln. Primaries will be held July 1, and High cited gains for dry candidates from other states as evidence.
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Japan Moves to Return Shantung to China
Delegates at the Washington armament conference discuss restoring Shantung to China. Representatives from China and Japan meet in the Far East to work out terms, guided by the conference spirit toward negotiated settlements.
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Siberia
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China
Hostilities in Canton Shift to Chen Chiung Ming
Report from Canton indicates the promised hostilities from Dr Sun Yat Sen have faded. The aggressor appears to be Sun's rival Chen Chiung Ming, rather than Sun Yat Sen, with the outcome leaning toward Chan Chiung Ming’s control in the city.
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Sun Yat Sem
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Reduced Freight Rates Across United States
Freight costs nationwide fell 10 percent on Saturday as carriers implemented the new Inter rate cave. Analysts estimate the lower rates will cut the nation’s freight bill by about 4000 annually, affecting all commodities and shipments nationwide.
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Washington
United States
Cpinion
Tariff Debate Halts as House Signals Quick Action
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Washington debate on tariff legislation with two thirds of discussion focused on Elena lag Up confarenew and rapid progress promised. The measure faced multiple delays over six days as support and opposition contended for a swift holiday adjournment.
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Quilaws Seize Another Town In Mexican Rebellion
Rebels who control the Aguada camp near Cortes in the Tampico region seized a La Corona camp belonging to a Dutch British concern, holding eight five people including Americans. They had earlier withdrawn with 15,000 pesos ransom but did not injure workers. Consul Shaw reported risks and the U S State Department ordered Mexico City to press for protection of American employees.
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Comptroller Crissinger’s View on Bank Branches
Comptroller Crissinger in Washington signaled a policy toward national banks and branch offices. He favored allowing additional offices under proper circumstances but opposed permitting unrestricted branches. A formal ruling was expected, with each application for new offices to be judged on its merits.
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Connelly Murderer Suspect Revealed as Reginald Rudd
The Evening News identifies James Connolly as Reginald Rudd the man charged with killing Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson. Rudd allegedly served three years with Irish troops in France and lived in a London suburb with a bandmaster father in the Guards.
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James Connolly
Henry ‘Wilson
Reginald Rudd
Evening News
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France
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American to Take Foreign Paper Stockholm Sale
The Swedish, Finnish and Norwegian paper output will be sold to America, with most large mills signing to export via a projected American syndicate led by a head of the Canadian Export Paper company, signaling a major shift in global paper supply.
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Stockholm
America
Locomotives Arrive in Los Angeles for West Coast Distribution
Twenty engines valued at 52,000,000 arrived Friday for distribution over the Southern Pacific along the Pacific coast. Officials from the railroad and a Los Angeles chamber of commerce delegation met the moguls and escorted them into the city.
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Southern Pacific
Pacific Coast
Veterans to Back World Peace in New Orleans Meet
Veterans from principal allied powers will gather in New Orleans October 11 12 and 18 for the annual convention of the Inter Allied Veterans Federation. Representatives from World War fighters will discuss efforts toward world peace and allied cooperation during the event.
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Monitor Survivor Succumbs in Los Angeles Passage
Captain PJ Flyne, once aboard the Mombar which sank the Merrimac in a historic steel wire clash, dies in Los Angeles after a long illness. He had been stationed in southern California for years.
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Monitor
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Mit
Maine
Cauliforsia
Restrictions on Mall Materials Eased by U S Post Office
The government of Mosela Thararyy announced removal of limits on mall mater received from foreign countries and stated that no mail will be baited directed to any court.
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Mosela
Special grand jury to probe Herrin massacre begin July 10
Circuit Judge Hartwell announced a special grand jury will convene July 10 to investigate the massacre near Herrin involving striking miners. The inquiry follows last week’s violent disturbances as authorities seek accountability.
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Marlow
Ualom
Herrin
Jodee Hartwell
Prigay
Columbine as national flower debate prompts public letters
A Utah reader asks for ten reasons to make the columbine a national flower while others seek etiquette guidance. Letters discuss climate adaptability and social cues, including dating norms and manners, with readers from Utah and Idaho contributing questions to Miss Brooks.
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