Wright Offers Wife Payment to Stay Away
Spring Green Wisconsin June 5 Page reports Frank Lloyd Wright offered his estranged wife Miriam Noel a monthly check of 125 to stay away from his Taliesen estate. Prosecutor Boardman says her family will provide funds if she leaves Wrights property while she contemplates moving to Madison or pursuing separate maintenance in Illinois. Wright says he will support her but adds there is no place for her in his home due to years of alleged sabotage.
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Spring Green
Wis
Frank Lloyd Wright
Miriam Noel
Taliesen
Wright
Wirs
Madison
Illinois
Wage Schedule Considered by Railroad Unions in Cleveland
Committees from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen plan to meet to demand higher wages. A sub-committee of engineers and separate leaders of firemen prepared demands, with figures possibly aligning to Railroad Trainmen and Railway Conductors proposals between $1 and $1.64 per day.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Engineers’ Organization
Wich
Lloyd George defies dismissal as Liberal party rift widens
Manchester speech denounces recent attacks by Lord Oxford and signals resolve to stay with the Liberal party. In Washington, Attorney General Larzen says no neutrality law cases are pending in western Texas and two have been dismissed since 1921 due to key witnesses dying. In Salt Lake City, Anna C. Relf, 77, mother of Hotel Utah manager George O. Relf, dies after a fall and illness. she had lived in Jamestown, New York for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Liberal Party
David Lloyd George
Liberal
Manchester Reform Club
Lord Oxford
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Washington
Senatoring
Utah
Larenz
Senate
Texas
Hartman
Salt Lake City
Anna C. Relf
C. A. Relf
George O. Relf
Hotel
Relf
Jamestown
N. Y
Grace Relf Crissey
President to Attend Wedding in Maryland This Summer
President and Mrs. Coolidge will attend the wedding of William V. treasurer of the Republican national committee and Mrs. Charles Thomas Louwados at the bride’s relatives summer home in Howard County Maryland. The presidential party will travel by automobile.
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Washington
Coolidge
William V
Republican Tional Committee
Charles Homas Louwados
Howard County
State patrol sergeant placed at governor's office in Boston
In Boston on June 5 a state patrol sergeant was assigned to duty at Governor Fuller’s state house office. No reason given, but it is inferred the move follows demonstrations by radical sympathizers of Nicola Bacco and Bartolomeo Vangetti, both convicted of murder.
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Boston
State Ae
Fuller
State House
Nicola Bacco
Bartolomeo Vangetti
Fashionable Den for Women Players Raided in Bronx
Detectives on complaints against husbands raided a Bronx apartment and found over twenty well dressed women paid by police to be gathered around betting for easy stakes. The women panicked on entry, fearing bandits, and were allowed to leave. only the alleged proprietor was detained.
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New York
Bronx
Regulations raise costs for Idaho dairy industry
Boise June 5 regulations of the U S bureau of chemistry on dairy product composition and weight raise Idaho's annual costs by about 100000 dollars. Dairy director Ronald Wood notes F B Frisbie will visit Boise June 11 to discuss with agriculture officials and creamery representatives. Idaho exports about 12 million pounds of butter and 6 million pounds of cheese annually and operators say current rules are too strict and costly to comply. The industry faces added labor and butterfat loss to prevent seizures at markets.
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Boise
Idaho
United States Bureau of Chemistry
Ronald Wood
Wood
Frisbie
Bureau
State Department of Agriculture
Court Disciplining Parents Over Flag Salute Case
Superior Judge W P Brown in Bellingham took custody of nine year old Russell Tremain from his parents J W Tremain and wife for refusing to allow the boy to salute the U S flag in school. The child was placed with a children's home which may allow another family to adopt him. The judge said a home that tolerates such law disregard cannot be considered fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Wash
W. P. Brown
Russell Tremain
J. W. Tremain
United States
Judiciary panel upholds Coolidge order on enforcement agents
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 4 to 1 to uphold President Coolidge’s executive order authorizing state officers as federal prohibition enforcement agents. Senator King dissented, promising minority views and a full committee report next Monday as Cummins eyes a senate report the same day.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Coolidge
Cumming
Borah
Idaho
Goff
West Virginia
Walsh
Montana
King
Utah
Cummins
Senate
Lenglen Declares She Won't Play in United States
Paris reports Suzanne Lenglen vows never to play in the United States again. She cites climate as the reason and says if she travels abroad again it will be as a visitor not a player. Lenglen also says she will compete in Wimbledon events when able.
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Paris
United States
Uzanne Lenglen
Forest Hills
Riveria
Mile Lenglen
Sheep Shearing In Full Swing In Lost River Country
In Arco on June 6 the Lost River region reports sheep shearing in full blast with bands from Powell and locally owned flocks undergoing the annual wool clip. Wool is hauled to town and stored in the warehouse. some has already been sold while most awaits higher prices as the market has been soft. Local top bids reach about 3.20 per pound for bowed contracted wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arco
Lost River Country
Powell
Monument to Second Division Honored in Chicago Dedication
Assistant Secretary Hanford McNider spoke at the unveiling of the Second Division monument and at the Belleau Wood dedication. He warned that native yellow defats national life and urged education in American history to preserve citizenship. He recalled World War I service and urged veterans to pass civic values to their children.
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Chicago
America
Hanford McNider
War Department
Belleau Wood
Rand
Ballard Roads
Belleau
Vaux
Soissons
St. Mihiel
Mont Blanc
Argonne
MacNider
Local Wool Market Signals Mixed Week
Boston reports show improved activity in local wool trades with better movement in worsted wools and steady prices through the week. Foreign wool remains quiet while domestic manufacturers cite rising demand though abroad reports are less active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Captain Asher Dies at 76 After Expositions Service
Philadelphia report notes Captain Asher former navy officer and key organizer at Pan American Pacific Chicago and St Louis expositions died in Morristown New Jersey hospital at age seventy six after a period of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Asher
Eee Aikseinea Cabine
Morristown
N. J
Chicago
St. Louis
National baseball results from New York Philadelphia and Chicago
In New York the Brooklyns were blanked 0 to 1 by New York with Greenfield Snyder and O Neil on the mound. In Philadelphia, first game Louis 4 0 1 beat EB 0 0 1. second game St Louis 7 11 28 defeated Philadelphia 4 2 0. In Chicago the H ailoe 8 6 2 beat Chicago 0 2 0 with Ehmke Bischoff Lyons Grabowski on the line.
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New York
R. H. E. Brooklyn
O Greenfield
Snyder
Petty
O'Neil
Phila
R. H. EB
J. Louis
Philadelphia
H. B. St. Louis
H. Bell
O'Farrell
Mitchell
Mann
Honline
Chicago
Kh. H. B. Ailoe
Edmonton Wonders if Aimee McPherson Arrived
Edmonton police investigated claims that evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson, missing since May 18, had appeared in the city. A private detective said she traveled with California plates and stayed at the Corona hotel, while relatives maintained she is missing and a $25,000 reward stands for her safe return.
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Edmonton
Aimee McPherson
Los Angeles
Inspector Middleton
International
Canada
California
Corona Hotel
Blanche T. Potter
James H. Gould
Art Studios
Gould
Miss Potter
Minnie Kennedy
the Evangelist
Angelus Temple
Alberta
Aimee Sampie McPherson
Seek to agree on farm bill amid conference talks
Washington June 5 AP Efforts to agree on amendments to the farm relief bill to gain presidential support were made at a conference of senators and representatives with Vice President Dawes present. A $250 000 000 revolving fund for surplus purchase was tentatively cut to $175 000 000 and an equalization fee was to apply to cotton with $75 000 000 for orderly marketing. Attending were Senators McNary Cummins Watson Gooding and Parnell along with Dawes. Senator Frazier said farmers have little sympathy in the House and urged the Haugen bill as necessary relief, arguing it surpasses Mellon tax cuts and the pay increases for congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Dawes
McNary
Oregon
Senate
Cummins
Iowa
Watson
Indiana
Gooding
Idaho
Parnell
House
Frazier
North Dakota
House of Representatives
Custer Mines to Be Reopened by Burton Group
William J. Burton of Great Falls Mont purchased the Mc Cormick interests in the Lucky Boy and General Custer mines near Custer Idaho. Plans include reconditioning the property at 635000 and driving a 100000 tunnel through General Custer mountain to revive ore output once worth great fortunes from the old mines, with initial equipment brought in over 200 miles by team and pack trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Challis
Custer
Idaho
Lucky Boy
General Custer
William J. Burton
Great Falls
Mont
McCormick
General Custer Mountain
Spenien Singer Raquel Miller Ended Engagement Early
Raquel Miller, a Spenien singer, ended her concert here due to illness that began in Cleveland. She stated the illness would not stop her from fulfilling engagements on the Pacific coast, with performances continuing through today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi
Rick Ithh
Raquel Miller
Cleveland
Pacific Coast
Offers Half Million for a Race Horse in Turf History
The Daily Express says a sensational bid was made at Epsom for the colt Solario. Prince Aga Khan offered Sir John Rutherford 100,000 pounds for Solario, who won the Coronation Cup at Epsom and the Saint Leger last September. Rutherford refused, having bought Solario as a yearling for 3,500 pounds.
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London
Daily Express
Epsom
Prince Aga Khan
Sir John Rutherford
Solario
Gainsborough Sun Worship
Bandit Repays Loot in Bank Robbery Case
Salt Lake City June 5 Hart Austin who fought extradition from New Orleans to Utah stood before Judge Matthies and received a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to bank robbery. He repaid the full amount taken from the Sandy City State Bank and court costs were covered with bank officials approving. Jack Dillon, another bandit, is serving an indeterminate term for the same crime. the third suspect was never captured.
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Salt Lake City
Hart Austin
New Orleans
Matthies
Austin
Sandy City
Utah
Jack Dillon
Utah State Penitentiary
Governor Smiths Daughter Weds Albany Major Werner
Emily Josephine Smith elder daughter of Governor Smith married Major John Adams Werner commandant of the New York state troopers in the Immaculate Conception Cathedral. Cardinal Hayes presided in a ceremony witnessed by over 1500 guests from social civic industrial and political circles across the state.
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Albany
N. Y
Emily Josephine Smith
Merger Formed From Pacific Coast and National Packing Firms
San Francisco June 5 AP the merger of the Pacific Coast canning company Oakland Herbert Packs company with plants in San Jose Reedley and the national packing corporation Ogden Utah with plants Olen and Provo Utah was announced W P Rudiger named president with George N Herbert Ralph as vice presidents and H F Fletcher secretary and treasurer J C McKingley Joseph Haber and W H Sherman named directors The new corporation capitalized at 5 million dollars will base headquarters in San Francisco and run 2 000 000 cases capacity annually The 1926 pack is projected at least 1 500 000 cages"}
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast Canning Company
Oakland
Herbert Packs Company
San Jose
Reedley
National Packing Corporation of
Ogden
Utah
Olen
Provo
W. PF. Rudiger
George N. Herbert
Ralph
H. F. Fletcher
J. C. McKingley
Joseph Haber
W. H. Sherman
Fred J. Kiesel
Rudi
National
Herbert and Bellingal
Ferber
Twenty Paroled From Idaho State Penitentiary
Boise Idaho June 6 AP Twenty inmates of the Idaho state penitentiary will be placed on parole as a result of action by the state parole board last night Only two board members Governor C Moore and F A Jeter were present All those released were unnamed men serving light sentences forty prisoners had filed applications
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho State Penitentiary
State Parole Board
C. Moore
F. A. Jeter
Theter Eujher
Tobias Griffin dies from throat infection in Syracuse
Syracuse June 6 Tobias Griffin manager and owner of the Syracuse club in the old eastern league and state league died last night of a throat infection. His school produced famed players Grover Cleveland Alexander Frank Schulte Dick Harley Fred Payne Nick Mitchell Qeel Thompson and Ralph Works, among others.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Tobias
Sandy) Griffin
Tobias Griffin
Griffin
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Frank Schulte
Dick Harley
Fred Payne
Nick Mitchell
Qeel] Thompson
Ralph Works
Prince Orloff Shootings Kill Baroness in Austrian Tragedy
Advices from Raab Austria say Baron Klinger and Prince Cyril Orloff are in serious condition after a shooting over the baroness whom the prince pursued. The baroness killed herself after learning of the affair leaving three children. Police report duel speculation. authorities say Prince Orloff may in fact be Baron Orloff.
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Vienna
Raab
Austria
Baron Klinger
Cyril Vladimir Orloff
Prince Orloff
Merano
Italy
Orloff
Klinger
Baron Orloff
Weeter Slayer Still Mystery in Denver Hotel Death
Police and officers hunt for H T Weeter of Provo Utah killed by a bullet in a Denver hotel. Fingerprints on the pistol and bed indicate another man fired the shot. investigators say the prints appear to be those of a woman. Weeter’s brother W O Weeter of Thistle Utah arrives to aid the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
H. T. Weeter
Provo
Utah
Weeter
W O. Weeter
Thistle
Spanish Finds War Material Hidden Near Tarqu ist
Spanish forces probing Abd-El-Krim’s former Moroccan area uncover 1500 projectiles a French airplane and other war paraphernalia buried beneath earth and brush in Tarquist region officials say operations may be terminated beyond routine movements.
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Madrid
Abd-El- Krim
Morocco
Tarquist
Helen Wills Aims to Return After Two Weeks in Hospital
Mrs. Wills, mother of the American tennis champion, told the AP that Helen will be able to leave the hospital in two weeks. She said a six week recovery remains likely for a full return, but Wimbledon would be too soon. Helen will not play before returning to the United States.
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Paris
Helen
Wills
Associated Press Today
United States
Joliet Band Wins National High School Championship
Joliet Illinois high school band won the national championship in Fostoria Ohio, edging 12 other bands and last year’s winner by a fraction of one percent. Ogden Utah took third place, narrowly ahead of Louisville by three tenths of a percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Fostoria
Ohio
Joliet, Ils
Public Buildings Plan Seeks New Federal Offices
The post office treasury building program announced plans to purchase sites for new federal buildings in Chicago and Pittsburgh at costs of 9.975 million and 2.25 million respectively. Congress must approve the deals before purchases proceed.
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Washington
Post Office Treasury
Federal
Chicago
Pittsburg
Congress
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Krim
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