Nationalist Armies Retreat as Rebels Advance Across China
Chinese nationalists pull back in Hunan Shantung and Henan as 400000 engaged clash on three fronts. Rebels seize Changsha with 80000 fighters from Kwangsi and bandits. foreigners flee to Hankow river area under gunboat protection. Northern coalition pushes across the Yellow river toward Tsiwan. Peiping reports severe fighting and heavy casualties on both sides.
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Shanghai
Hunan
Shantung
Honan
Hankow
Haichow-Tungkwan
Hupeh
Kiangs
Kwangsi Province
Changsha
Henan
Liang River
Thomas T. Craven
MacLean
Northern Alliance
Yellow River
Tsiwan
Peiping
China
Honan Pvince
Republic
Bishop Cannon Defies Senators in Postponed Hearing
The hearing on Bishop Cannon’s defiance was postponed for days awaiting Chairman Caraway’s return. Walsh adjourned the committee until Wednesday as Caraway, who invited Cannon, came back from Arkansas. Cannon accused anti Catholic and anti Smith interests of persecuting him and withdrew as a voluntary witness.
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Caraway
Walsh
Cannon
Arkansas
United Press
Fort Smith
Ark
Washington
Senate
Asheville
Smith
Hoover
Madison Stream Fish Striking Amid Clear Waters
Porter Nelson, Madison river fishing authority, notes a low clear stream and a clearing lake predicting excellent fishing before Sunday. He reports trout biting flies and bait with good success as conditions remain favorable. A separate line mentions cocoa exports from the Gold Coast, Africa.
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Madison River
Porter Nelson
Butte
Nelson
Meadow Lake
Triple Jubilees Observed by Parish of St Patrick
A Butte Montana celebration marked the triple jubilee of St Patricks church its fiftieth anniversary the St Ignatius mission founding in 1855 and related Catholic events. Speakers included Judge A J Galen Mayor M Kerr Beadle and Father Venus with notes on priests educators and local prominent families. The day began with a jubilee mass by Father Venus and concluded with ceremonies at the New Finlen hotel attended by local clergy and Knights of Columbus.
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Sociate
A. J. Galen
M. Kerr Beadle
J. W. Dwyer
W. B. Daly
Margaret
Catherine Nevin
D. J. Sullivan
Butte Central High School
McMahon
Montana
St. Ignatius Mission
St. Patrick’s Church
Knights of Columbus
Butte
Diocesan College
Mount St. Charles
Helena
Christian Brothers
Central High Schools
Marcus Daly
Miles Finlen
D. J. Hennessy
P. J. Brophy
James Higgins
J. H. Curtis Jr
J. H. Lynch
J. P. O'Neill
John W. Cotter
J. J. McHatton
John D. Ryan
C. J. Kelly
Frank Bouchey
M. J. Connell
Cornelius F. Kelley
Jerry J. Harrington
Tom Lavelle
William Scallon
James T. Finlen
Tom Driscoll
A J. Davis Jr
Sisters of Charity of
Joseph Giorda
Silver Bow
F. X. Kuppens
S. J
Father de Ryckere
Deer Lodge
de Ryckere
Charles J. Sergers
Alaska
J. J. Dols
Father van de Ven
de Siere
Venus
Father Dols
Dr Ryckere
Kelleher
Finnigan
Our Holy Father
Brondel
Carroll
Galen Talks
Criment
Gonzaga University
J. 5. Faley
J. P. Meehan
Judge Galen
Father Venus
Crimont
Father Sullivan
Butterodge No. 240 Plans Flag Day Services
Butterodge No. 240 B P O E met at Elkshall to plan Flag Day services for Saturday June 14. The group reported preparations nearly complete and announced a delegate committee for the state convention in Virginia City August 15 and 16 will be named at the next session.
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Elkshall
Virginia City
First witnesses heard in trial in Snyder case
Dr H A Maillett described three wounds from separate bullets that killed Snyder noting no powder burns. Dr R Monahan testified death was imminent after arrival at hospital. Detec tive Mooney linked a Le Duc pistol to the case. Jury selection proceeded with 53 excused, 30 witnesses to come, and self defense expected as defense angle.
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H. A. Maillett
Snyder
R. ©. Monahan
le Duce
James Mooney
le Duc
Lynch
Joe Elish
Mines Glass To Finish Tonight
The article argues that reforms will not restore the saloon or permit selfish alliances on prohibition. It cites Cox asserting the middle ground is temperance leading to the end of hypocrisy and bootlegging and the overthrow of organized crime linked to liquor.
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Cox
Scout Campaign Meeting Success in Butte
Wright, chairman of the finance campaign, notes a budget cut to 7500 despite a 75 percent rise in Scouts. The summer camp budget is 1300 with campers paying only food costs. Solicitors report by this afternoon to recheck territory and campaign payments amid a bench warrant for Hirsh and Judge Lynch’s juror actions.
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Wright
Butte
Hirsh
Three Die After Train Strikes Car Near Missoula
From the Helterline home a car was struck by a train killing Rollwitz instantly and injuring Mass who suffered head injuries but survived. Mass was treated at Deer Lodge and returned to Missoula. Rollwitz, a recent State University graduate, left a wife and two children in Missoula.
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Rollwitz
Mass
Deer Lodge
Missoula
The
State University
James White 65 Dies After Brief Illness in Butte
James White age 65 a longtime Butte resident died last evening after a brief illness. Born in England he came to the United States as a youth and later worked for the Great Northern railway as a crossing watchman. His friends mourn his loss as his body lies at Richards parlors awaiting funeral arrangements.
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James White
Butte
England
United States
Great Northern Railway Company
Richard
Jailer Jack Barry Returns to Butte Duty
Jailer Jack Barry, veteran Butte police officer, has returned from California and resumed duty at city hall. He has served nearly 25 years with the department and praised reuniting with friends in Butte after his visit last August.
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Jack Barry
Butte
California
Plane plunges into Boston harbor. one passenger drowns
An air takeoff from Boston to New York failed when engines quit at about 100 feet. The plane skimmed into Boston harbor 50 feet offshore, sinking in 10 feet of water. Survivors were removed to area hospitals. W. H. Schaefer and H. D. Beaton were severely injured. Pilot Owen O Connor and H E Wallis aided to safety.
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New York
Owen O'Connor
H. E. Wallis
Mrs. Wilkinson Taken by Death
Mrs. Wilkinson formerly Miss Florence Jenkins born Ishpimming Michigan 34 years ago came to Butte as a child. She married 14 years ago and is survived by husband, daughter Lois age 12 and son Alfred age 6. Services Saturday at St John s Episcopal. burial in Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Wilkinson
Florence Jenkins
Ishpimming
Mich
Butte
Lois
Alfred
H. E. Steele
Chester. Adams
T. W. Wilkinson
Jack Marshall
Seattle
Michigan
St. John’s Episcopal Church
T. E. Ashworth
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Cardwell-Jacob Bondes Returns Home From Hospital
Cardwell Jacob Bondes of Cardwell who had been at St. James hospital for several days returned to his home yesterday.
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Cardwell
Jacob Bondes
St. James’ Hospital
Passengers Escape as Plane Sinks Near Harbor
After the plane settled in water passengers flee the craft while boats rush to the scene. Coast guard cutters are deployed to assist in the rescue operation along the harbor channel.
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Coast Guard
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Gold Coast
Africa
ST. Patrick
J. Sullivan
Townsend
St. Patrick's
St. Patrick’s School
W. J. McMahon
Dr. Smith
W. A. Rollwitz
Drummond
Harbor
Boston
Mrs. Wilkinson
Uae
Tess
W. J. Sewell Hardware Company
E. Park St
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