Bombing Suspects Seize Capone Brother in Cicero Raid
Cicero Illinois police arrest Albert Capone and 11 others as bombing suspects in Mayor Cerny home attack. Chief Sullivan says Cicero fled Capone era and vows to expel hoodlums. Albert Capone, 26, a former bartender, claimed identity amid the raid.
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Cicero
Ill
U.P
Midwest
Scarface al” Capone
Albert
Joseph G. Cerny
Young Capone
Hawthorne Hotel
Capone
John L. Sullivan
Chief Sullivan
Chicago
Cerny
Sullivan
Atlanta
Four Nations Meet in Lausanne to Set War Debt Talks
The big four of Europe Britain France Italy and Germany arrive in Lausanne for private talks to craft a path for discussions on war debts and reparations. They agreed to forego about 48 million dollars in payments during the conference while debates resume ahead of a plenary session. France urges treaty compliance, Germany seeks relief, and Italy favors cancellation.
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Melvin K. Whiteleather
Lausanne
Switzerland
Europe
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Albert
Belgium
Rotary International World Meeting Opens in Seattle
Rotarians from around the world arrive by boat and train for the twenty third annual Rotary International convention in Seattle Washington to run through Friday More than 6000 Rotarians are expected Sessions will be held at the civic auditorium with the Malolo and H Alexander bringing delegates from the Orient New Zealand Australia and California Delegates register tomorrow A general assembly is scheduled for 2 30 p m R L Bob Hill of Columbia Missouri will preside at the evening session
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Seattle
Wash
Rotary International
Civic Auditorium
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Malolo
H. F. Alexander
Orient
New Zealand
Australia
California
R. L
Bob) Hill
Columbia
Optimism Amid Three Power Talks On Geneva Tangle
Geneva report describes the United States Great Britain and France breaking up without a definitive decision yet with optimism that a solution to the disarmament conference impasse will emerge. Italian German and Japanese delegates will join talks tomorrow as a concrete program is planned. Hoover spoke by telephone with Hugh Gibson as the three power discussions continued.
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Geneva
U.P
United States
Great Britain
France
Butte Chosen To Host Lions Convention Next Year
George Hoyt of Shelby Mont was elected district governor for 1932 33 at the Lions of Montana and Alberta joint convention in Calgary. Butte Mont was selected to host next year s district meeting with invitations extended to Wisdom and Jackson clubs.
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Calgary
Alta
George Hoyt
Shelby
Mont
Lions
Montana
Alberta
Butte
Wisdom
Jackson
Montana Weather Outlook Monday and Tuesday
Forecast for Montana calls for generally fair skies on Monday and Tuesday with warmer conditions in the southeast portion on Monday. No precipitation is expected and temperatures rise modestly across most regions.
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Montana
Dublin Prepares for Eucharistic Congress with Religious Fervor
In Dublin on June 19 Edward Stanley notes the city’s religious mood as the Eucharistic congress approaches. Prelates attend services, men hold morning communion and afternoon retreats, while Dublin’s slums glow with color and improvised altars for prayers. Flags of many nations appear, excluding the British flag amid allegiance tensions. The triduum to support the congress begins tonight.
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Dublin
Memorial Ceremonies by Woodcraft Circles of City
Five Butte Neighbors of Woodcraft circles hold annual memorial services at Carpenters hall with Rev. G A Morrison speaker and Mrs M M Smith presiding. The program includes unveiling ceremonies, prayers, hymns, solos, readings, remarks, and tributes to deceased members from Hemlock Silver Bow Walkerville Montana and Butte circles.
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Mary E. Schaad
Helen Stevens
Hilda Ivey
Willifred D. Rohan
Agnes C. Killey
Maggie Munkers
Ruth Kalafactic
Mark Schell
Dora Weyhe
Elizabeth Sullivan
Emily Edwards
J. O. Phillips
God
Elsie Daniels
Margaret Melby
Margaret Helehan
John McCarthy
Paul Bailor
Hemlock
Bride Murphy
Janie Hingston
Mary Norton
Catherine Good
Catherine Burton
Butte
Johanna Green
Annie Williams
Matilda Sullivan
Sarah Sherman
Gertrude Paull
Bessie Mulcahy
E. A. Harrington
Lillian C. Smith
Lyda Brodie
Mary Dillon
Silver Bow
Katherine Polglase
Montana
Minnie Murray
Walkerville
Anna Grannis
Kobe Fire Ravages Business District Destroying Dozens of Buildings
In Kobe a blaze started at 4 30 a m and wiped out seventy structures in the business district. Officials estimate damage at 1 000 000 yen about 350 000 dollars. The Sannomiya club building was among the losses and police and firemen rushed to the scene.
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Kobe
Sannomiya Club
Shouse to Fight for Chairmanship in Prohibition Battle
Roosevelt and Ritchie campaigns start shaping floor leadership for the Democratic convention. James A. Farley signs Arthur Mullen as floor director for Roosevelt while Robert B. Ennis announces Howard Bruce as Ritchie’s campaign manager, signaling direct action rather than delays.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Ritchie
James A. Farley
Congress Hotel
Arthur Mullen
Omaha
New York
Robert B. Ennis
Baltimore
Howard Bruce
Roosevelt Reviews Seabury Charges Against Mayor Walker
Gov Roosevelt and his counsel began testing Samuel Seabury's analysis of Mayor Walker's testimony. A meeting with John E Mack and Martin Conboy planned a decision on next steps, with options including sending charges to Walker for reply or holding a public hearing.
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Albany
N. Y
Samuel Seabury
Walker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John E. Mack
Martin Conboy
Roosevelt
Seabury
Gover
New York Leader Initiates Nationwide Debt Settlement Drive
George W. Wickersham as president of the League of Nations association announced a nationwide campaign to urge Congress to act on inter government debts reparations trade barriers and related issues. He seeks presidential authorization to begin negotiations with foreign powers and released statements from 53 prominent industrialists and businessmen.
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Otis Peabody Swift
New York
Congress
George W. Wickersham
United States
League of Nations Association
Wickersham
Bethany Hall Marks Montana Protestant Church
The second oldest church and the oldest Protestant church in Montana Bethany hall in Sheridan was the site this afternoon for unveiling a bronze plaque honoring its founding in 1872. Maxine and Marian Wiant and Rev. Hugh Duncan were among those present, with speeches on history and marker significance.
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Sheridan
Montana
Bethany Hall
Maxine
Marian Wiant
Hugh Duncan
Lyman Bennett
Two Men Die In Midwest Storm Flooding
Trenton Nebraska reports one drowning after attempting to swim to a farm and widespread stock, crop, and livestock losses. Three feet of water inundated streets as Burlington track were washed from a roadbed. In Kansas, Wichita area sustained cyclone winds and rain with a small tornado at the airport, wrecking buildings and aircraft worth about $100,000 and damaging wheat fields.
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Trenton
Neb
Frank Wyss
Burlington
Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Burrton
McPherson
Hutchinson
Noted Brooklyn Racketeer Slain in Bullet Hail
Brooklyn racketeer Charles Higgins was fatally shot by eight gunmen in two cars as he left the Knights of Columbus club house in Brooklyn with his seven year old daughter Jean grazed by a bullet. Higgins called the assailants rats and vowed to attend to them after recovery.
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New York
Charles
Vannie) Higgins
Brooklyn
Higgins
Jean
Knights of Columbus
Congress Near Adjournment Threatened by Relief Fight
Washington June 19 Congress barrels toward adjournment as Senate and House split over unemployment relief and fiscal policy. Hoover backs a $300 million state relief loan fund while the House balks at it and pushes the $2.3 billion Garner relief bill with a Senate amendment to a $2 billion program. A $500 million public works bond issue fuels the clash.
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House
Washington
Senate
Hoover
House Banking Committee
White House
Democrats
Butte Couple Injured in Boulder Hill Auto Crash
Mr and Mrs Jack Brunnig of Butte suffered cuts bruises and possible internal injuries when their car overturned on Boulder hill while en route to Helena. They were hospitalized in Helena with the physician predicting no serious developments. The cause of the accident was not learned.
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Helena
Jack Brnnig
Butte
Boulder Hill
Man Killed In Helena Car Collision At Rimini
Louis C. Kain aged 30 of Helena was struck and fatally injured near Rimini southwest of Helena by a car driven by Edward Weinsheimer of Helena. Weinsheimer and his companion were in the vehicle.
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Helena
Louis C. Kain
Rimini
Here
Edward Weinsheimer
Weinsheimer
Davila Denies New Revolt Reports in Chile
Santiago June 19 Carlos Davila head of the socialist junta declared that all armed forces and a united country supported his government despite reports of a counter revolt by Colonel Marmaduke Grove. A destroyer carrying Grove and Eugenio Matte was said to be en route to Juan Fernandez island with prisoners. The junta denied air force defection and airports at Iquique Quintero and Valparaiso being seized, insisting the country remained quiet.
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Santiago
Chile
Carlos Davila
Socialist Junta of
Marmaduke Grove
Grove
Eugenio Matte
Juan Fernandez Island
Iquique
Quintero
Valparaiso
Davila
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Shouse
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Walker Gage
New Yorker
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