Tragedy on the Pacific-Oregon Express Ends in Death
Dan Littledyck 35 of Smithfield Utah was killed when he jumped from the blind baggage car of train No 24 as it entered Short Line yards. He misjudged speed and was crushed by a wheel. He leaves a wife three sons. Remains held by Mellan. brother Lige Littleduck to arrive. funeral likely in Utah city Saturday.
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Dan Littledyck
Smithfield
Utah
Pacific-Oregon Express
Littledyock
Littledyeck
Scott Nelson
Oakley
Utah City
Gould Street
Littleduck
Nelson
Carrison Avenue
Mellan Ambulance
Mellan Undertaking Company
Lige Littleduck
Storm Rips Across Saskatchewan and Manitoba
AP reports a large cyclonic storm sweeping eastern Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Wires were downed and crops ruined as the system traveled from near Bredenburg to Dauphin then Winnipeg, with at least two deaths and hundreds of thousands in property damage including a destroyed grain elevator at Portage la Prairie.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Bredenburg
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Portage la Prairie
Forsythe
Americans Win British Open on English Links
Walter Hagen led the Americans to the British Open title at Sandwich England on June 23. Final scores: Hagen 300 Barnes 301 Hutchison 302 with Burns likely second and Hutchinson third. British star Taylor and Cassial of France lagging as scoring finished.
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Sandwich
England
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Barnes
Hutchison
J Taylor
Cassial
France
Burns
Hutchinson
Hutchison’s final round features clutch putting and Hagen’s precise greens
Hutchison’s closing round centers on pivotal putting with four two yard holes and another two yard putt after a bri er at the 16th. Hagen compensates with steady play on the green rarely missing anything within two yards.
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Hutchison
Morphine Drives Many Crimes Says Boston Official
Chicago June 23 A medical director from Boston argues morphinism fuels criminality and urges medical advances and controlled access. He cites a 1 to 3 ratio of morphinists arrested for drug law violations and advocates dedicated institutions and longer sentences for addicts to curb crime.
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Chicago
C. Edouard Sandoz
Municipal Court of
Boston
Sandoz
Journal of the
American Institute of Criminal Law
Felon testifies for prosecution in Chenchain trial
Paul Roman, inmate at Folsom on felony charges, testified in Los Angeles that Mrs. Madalynne Chenchain framed a story about Kennedy’s murder to influence his testimony. He previously testified for the defense in related trials and said no agreement with Chenchain existed before. He also disputed prosecution claims about a thorn from Beverly Glen being removed from Burcy’s knee.
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Los Angeles
Paul Roman
Folsom
Mra
Madalynne Chenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Roman
Arthur
Beverlly ‘Ilen
Kennedy Wee
Burcys
Suffragists in Japan Embrace New Political Meeting Rights
In Kobe and Tokyo women attend meetings after May 10 new police rule grants political gathering rights. Madame Shizuka Sugai argues for equal suffrage while criticizing virtue-based social limits. Mrs. Kikue Yamakawa praises Soviet governance and Bolshevik Russia.
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Tokio
Japan
Diet
Kobe
M .A
Helme
Shizuka Sugai
Kikue Yamakawa
Russia
Old Schooner Bender Brothers Wrecked Off Kamchatka
A Seattle bound powder schooner named Bender Brothers was wrecked by ice in the Okhotsk Sea near the Tiger River mouth on June 2. Ten crew members were saved. Built in San Francisco in 1889, the 300 gross ton wooden vessel was one of the Pacific coast’s famous old schooners.
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Seattle
Bender Brothers
Okhotsk Sea
Tiger River
Kamchatka Peninsula
Siberia
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Scout Camp Tehama to Be Held in Jackson Hole Country
The Boy Scouts plan Camp Tehama starting August 1 in Jackson Hole. Registration is 1 dollar, camp fees are five dollars for one week or eleven dollars for two weeks. Applications available from Mr. Kirbs at the Chamber of Commerce Boy Scout HQ.
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Boy Scouts
Tehama
Jackson Hole
Kirbs
Boy Scout Headquarters
Chamber of Commerce
Baseball Scores and Box Scores From Recent Games
The report lists multiple major league games with teams such as Cincinnati Pittsburgh Boston Philadelphia and New York. It records inning by inning results and final tallies along with pitcher and batting contributions and team records.
Japan Declares Siberia Evacuation Policy
Tokyo reports say the Japanese cabinet has decided to evacuate Siberia. The decision was referred to the imperial diplomatic council for formal action as of June 23.
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Tokio
Japan
Siberia
Imperial Diplomatic Council
Aviator Prest Finishes Spokane Hop Plans Alaska Flight
Seattle reports aviator Co. O. Prest has reached Seattle en route from Spokane after attempting a Buffalo to Siberia trip. He plans to take off Monday for Alaska, continuing the long journey by air.
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Seattle
Wash
Co. O. Prest
Buffalo
N. Y
Siberia
Spokane
Prest
Alaska
Flood damages in Nueva Laredo impact Mexican capital residents
American consul reports in Washington that U S residents in Mexico City lost about 30000 dollars as part of total flood damage estimated at 150000 dollars for the community. Damages to bridges excluded.
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Washington
Nueva Laredo
State Department
Mexico City
Judge Lobingier Clears Misconduct Charges
Washington reports charges of misconduct in office against Judge Charles H. Lobingier of the consular court of China were found without foundation at the White House. The judge will return immediately to China.
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Washington
Charles 8. Lobingier
Consular Court of
China
White House
Budget Director Appointment Announced by White House
Washington AP reports Brig. Gen. H. M. Lord, chief of finance of the War Department, named to succeed Charles G. Dawes as director of the budget in a White House announcement.
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Washington
H. M. Lord
War Department
Charles G. Daws
White House
Operator asserts new threats amid mining strike
Chicago June 23 AP reports new threats of violence from Williamson of the Illinois Coal Association. He said men at mines of the company have been threatened that strike breakers will be harmed.
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Chicago
Williamson
Illinois Coal Association
Davis Seeks General Meeting Between Operators and Unions
Secretary of Labor Davis announced immediate steps to convene a general meeting of operators and union leaders. He said the labor department will include every conciliatory official present plus four others to join the discussions. The aim is to mediate the dispute between the two sides.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor
Davis
Labor Department
Department
Scenes at Morgues Portray Vicious Slayings
Report describes a chaotic chase with prisoners fleeing through a fence and woods as a mob shoots. Victims are said to have their throats cut, one survivor named as a steamshovel worker. Roving crowds jeer and urge others to stop the escape.
Williamson county shake in Williamson county court
Reports from the courtroom say Sheriff Melvin Thaxon may be removed for failing to pre eire order and Col Samuel Hunter and Robert Medill could be recalled for lack of updates. In Herrin Illinois bodies from a mine battle rise to at least 14 with earlier counts up to 15. The inquest is expected to begin formally then adjourn for a week.
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Waukeegan
Lil
Small
Melvin Thaxon
Williamson County
Col
Samuel Hunter
Robert Medill
Mines and Minerals
Herrin, Lll
ATP
Westerday
Southern Illinois Coal Company
Herrin
Uty
Guards Stop Trio of Miners in Castle Gate Blockade
Three alleged non union miners attempting to reach the Castle Gate mines were halted by Utah National Guardsmen patrolling the Carbon county coal district under Governor Mabey's martial law proclamation. The guards, keeping a tight cordon, reported no incidents as they increased the security system in place.
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Salt Lake
Castle Gate
Utah National
Soviet foreign minister Techitcherin taken ill in Berlin
A Berlin report via Central News says Soviet Foreign Minister Techitcherin has fallen ill and is considered to be in serious condition. The dispatch notes the illness is described as affecting his health significantly.
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London
Berlin
Techitcherin
Russia
Hillcrest Forecast and Temperature Summary for Pocatello
Weather report for Pocatello Idaho for 24 hours ending today with high and low temperatures 94 and 38, mean 65, precipitation 0.81 inches since the first of the month and 8.60 inches since January 1. Forecast: fair and warmer tonight and tomorrow with much warmer weather and drying northerly winds next three days.
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Pocatello
Department of Agricultepartment Agriculture
U.S. Weather Bureau
Idaho
M. Gam
R. Thei. Heerver
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