Thousands Attend Little Bighorn Remembrance in Crow Agency
Crow Agency Montana June 24 P Army veterans and Seventh Cavalry members join Cheyenne and Sioux allies at the semi centennial commemoration of the Little Bighorn battle. General E S Godfrey national Custer Memorial chairman leads ceremonies with guests from Los Angeles Washington D C and several states. Noted Indians White Horse and Black Wheatstone aged 80 and 84 attend though both are blind.
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Crow Agency
Mont
Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Battle of the Little Bighorn
E. 8. Godfrey
Benteen
Custer Memorial Association
W. C. Sleaper
Ls Angeles
Fremont Kipp
Washington, D. C
Peter Thompson
Alsada
L. A
Bismarck
N. D
Dd. Lewis
Helena
White Horse
Black Wheatstone
Godfrey
Reno
Klan Parade Challenge Goes to State Supreme Court
Emporia Kansas June 24 The state seeks a statewide injunction to curb Ku Klux Klan demonstrations following a parade of about 1000 men and 300 women in Klan regalia A district judge refused the injunction ruling no law violation and no authority to interfere An appeal by Klan lawyers is before the Kansas Supreme Court There were no disorders reported.
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Emporia
Kans
United States Supreme Court
State of Kansas
Byudge I. T. Richardson
State Supreme Court
Charles B. Griffith
United States Junior Chamber Faces Reforestation and Aviation Study
At the Jacksonville convention the national reforestation push and a proposal for a national aeronautical commission to explore aviation needs are discussed. Omaha leads as bid for the 1927 convention with other contenders including San Antonio San Diego Chicago and New Brunswick. E Fred Johnson of Tulsa presides with Robert S Condon of New York as vice president.
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Jacksonville
Fla
National Aeronautical Commission
Department of Aviation
National Convention of United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Omaha
Nebraska
San Antonio
Texas
San Diego
Calif
Chicago
New Hrueawick
N. J
Fred Johnson
Tulsa
Okta
Roberts
Condon
New York
Ele
Aircraft Expansion Bill Signed by President Coolidge
Washington June 24 The naval aircraft expansion bill was signed today by President Coolidge. The measure creates an assistant secretary of the navy in charge of aircraft and a five year program to build more planes increase personnel and add two dirigibles.
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Washington
Coolidge
Navy Department
Second Budget Bill Reported To The House
Washington June 24 The second deficiency appropriation bill totals 43 372 000 including 14 156 000 for new public buildings nationwide and 9 300 000 to cover current year deficiencies Five projects were cut from treasury recommendations and Chicago post office cost limit was trimmed to 5 000 000 The bill funds White House repairs 575 000 eleven army posts barracks 2 250 000 and 3 520 000 more potential contracts It also provides 5 250 000 to refund taxes under the revenue law 455 000 for foreign service building fund 260 000 for Annapolis graduates aircraft maintenance 2 686 760 for enforcement of prohibition 6 160 000 to cover amendments 2 724 000 for courts and penitentiaries 687 000 reclamation fund refunds and 2 000 000 for other government deficiencies Idaho Coeur d Alene 30 000 and 260 000 contract included in federal buildings outside Washington
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Treasury Department
Chicago
White House
Naval Oil Reserve
California
Foreign Service Building Fund
Annapolis
Postal Service
Reclamation
Colorado
Idaho
Death ends divorce action in Seattle case
Ruth Janet Stephenson dies in a sanitarium near Seattle after beginning divorce proceedings against Grant Thomas Stephenson, son of the late United States senator A G Stephenson of Wisconsin. Stephenson was sent to the sanitarium June 4 charged by her husband with mental incompetency.
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Seattle
Ruth Janet Stephenson
Here
Agaliet Grant Thomas Stephenson
United States
A. ©. Stephenson
Wisconsin
Knight Slams Two Homers for Phillies in Twin Bill
Knight of the Phillies belted two home runs in the first game of a doubleheader against the Giants. The blasts came in the fifth and sixth innings, one with a run on base, the other with two on, off Hing and Beott.
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New York
Knight
Phillies
Giants
Hing
Beott
Mrs Mpherson Brings Relief To Her Flock
Aimee Semple McPherson was identified by her mother Mrs Minnie Kennedy as the Los Angeles evangelist found alive near Douglas Arizona after a May disappearance. Angelus Temple prepared a triumphant welcome while authorities, led by District Attorney Asa Keyes, criticized the abducted claim and awaited investigators. The case sparked widespread controversy and local investigations paused for officer return.
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Los Angeles
Angelus Temple
Alice Semple McPherson
Douglas
Arizona
L. J. Nichols
Asa Keyes
Woman Hanged in British Jail
Manchester England June 24 a 33 year old mother of three was hanged at Strangeways jail for strangling her landlady and robbing her despite petitions for clemency. The home secretary declined to intervene noting lack of grounds. The last English woman executed was Edith Thompson in 1923.
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Manchester
Eng
Strangeway
Louise Calvert
Lilly Waterhouse
Home Secretary
William Joynson-Hicks
William
England
Edith Thompson
Richard FP. Bywaters
Shoshone Votes to Raise City Tax to Fifteen Mills
Shoshone Idaho residents vote to raise property tax from ten to fifteen mills. The higher levy will generate about $10,000 annually and allow the city council to operate on a cash basis.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Judgeship filings stir Idaho districts as candidates enter race
Boise June 24 Judge Vd L Bryan of Caldwell refiles for reelection as a Democrat after being announced by Caldwell attorney W A Stone who will run on the Progressive ticket. Judge William A Babcock, incumbent of the eleventh district serving Twin Falls Minidoka Jerome and Cassia counties, filed Wednesday on the Democratic ticket.
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Boise
Vd. L. Bryan
Caldwell
Varian
Weiser
W. A. Btone
William A. Babcock
Twin Falla
Minidoka
Jerome
Cassia
Mexican official orders hunt for bandit Tenorio
In Vera Cruz state General Ar nulfo Gomez orders extermination of bandits led by Vidal Tenorio after a conference with President Calles. The campaign will not cease until Tenorio is captured dead or alive and Gomez will personally direct operations against the bandits.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Vidal
Vidal Tenorio
Arnulfo Gomez
Calles
Tenorio
Gomez
Market direct hog marketing urged to save millions
F G Ketner of the Ohio Farm Bureau federation urged direct producer to packer hog marketing at the American Institute of Cooperation. He said shipments sent to Chicago yards with market visit privileges deducted producer costs and that establishing uniform livestock grades at central points would cut freight yardage and handling costs, saving millions annually.
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Nt. Paul
F. G. Ketner
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Ohio
American Institute of Cooperation Today
J. Ketner
Chicago
Cicago
Ketner
Baseball doubleheader results from New York and St Louis
Summary of multiple games with scores and key pitchers from Philadelphia New York St Louis and Washington matchups. Notable notes include a game called in the ninth to allow Pittsburg to catch the train and rain delays affecting counts.
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St. Louis
Pittsburg
Jenner
Smith
Rhein
Mullen and Fidwards
Police Superintendent Walsh grilled over Pennsylvan ia primary letter
In Washington on June 24 AP reports Peter H. Walsh Pittsburgh police chief testifies before the Senate campaign funds committee. He confirms signing a letter ordering detectives to push Pepper Fisher tickets but insists it was sent only to the detective bureau and did not intend to mobilize the force for political ends.
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Washington
Peter H. Walsh
Pittsburgh
Pepper Fisher
Pennsylvania
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Reed
Walsh
Pepper-Fisher
Senator Pepper
John 8. Fisher
Detective Bureau
Cream Rates Not Too High
A report by examiner J. Harraman finds interstate milk and cream rates among western states are not unreasonable or discriminatory under the Interstate Commerce Act. The Mutual Creamery Company of Salt Lake City had sought new rates, but the Idaho Public Utilities Commission received the report recommending dismissal of the complaint.
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Boise
Idaho
Arizona
California
Colorado
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
J. ©. Harraman
Mutual Creamery Company
Salt Lake City
American Railway Express Company
Public Utilities Commission of Idaho
Interstate Commerce Commission
Creameriea
Oregon
State Dairy Commissioners
Railway Express Company
Delegates Leave for National Educational Association Meet
Boise attendees depart for Philadelphia for the National Educational Association convention. Idaho delegates join Miss Deborah Davis of Boise and Miss Augusta Fletcher for an eastern tour. Other Idaho travelers include Miss Arnetta Goldiff Rexburg J Breckenridge Coeur d Alene D Brock Wallace Miss O C O Rourke Jane Siders and Walter Siders of Pocatello.
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Boise
Idaho
National Educational Association
Philadelphia
Deborah Davis
Augusta Fletcher
Boine
Arnetta Godliff
Rexburg
J. Breckenridge
Coeur d'Alene
D. Brock
Wallace
C. O'Rourke
Jane
Walter Siders
Pocatello
Boy 9 Dies After 72 Holes In One Day Golf Feat
Rochester reports Waldo Brown, a nine year old broker, collapsed after completing four straight rounds totaling seventy two holes in one day. He suffered from an athletic heart and died after a hospital admission following a blood cath procedure on his right leg.
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Rochester
Waldo Brown
Broker
Phyamana
Brown
McNary farm relief bill killed in Senate vote
Washington June 24 The McNary farm relief bill was killed today in the Senate by a 46 to 39 vote. The measure would have levied an equalization fee on basic agricultural commodities to handle the surplus crop problem, with support from the corn belt committee. A Robinson substitute proposing a 200 million dollar farm loans corporation was defeated 45 to 39, lacking any equalization fee.
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McNary
Robinson
Washington
Senate
Corn Belt Committee
Congress
Arkansas
Cameron
Capper
Cummins
Curtis
Dineen
Gooding
Bayard
Blease
Broussard
Bruce
Edwards
George
Gerry
Glase
Harris
Harrison
King
Rangdell
Reed
Missouri
Sheppard
Smith
Stephens
Swanson
Trammell
Underwood
Walsh
Solemn Pontifical Mass Led by Cardinal Bonzano at St Marys Lake
Cardinal Bonzano presided a grand pontifical mass at St Marys lake during a five day religious festival. More than 5,000 awaited at 11 a.m. as crowds arrived by rail and auto with pilgrims camping on seminary grounds for the event.
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St. Mary’s Lake
Cardinal Bonzano
Pope Pius XI
Cardinal Hayes
New York City
Chicago
St. Mary’s-on-the-lake
Two Eden Boys Bound Over in Idaho Case
Jerome Idaho June 24 Dwight Jefferys and Jim Lindsay Eden youths bound over to district court at a preliminary hearing held Tuesday before Judge A B Lucas. They were released under $1000 bond. Five boys were initially arrested. three were dismissed. The two girls and all five boys are aged 15 to 17.
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Jerome
Idaho
Dwight Jefferys
Jim Lindsay
Eden
Jim Davis
District’ Court
A. B. Lucas
California Stars Triumph In Wimbledon Doubles Clash
Elizabeth Ryan and Mary Browne of California defeated Suzanne Lenglen and Didi ViastO of France in a three set Wimbledon doubles match before 17 000 spectators by 3 6 6 2.
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Wimbledon
Elizabeth Ryan
Mary K. Browne
California
Suzanne Lenglen
Didi Viasto
France
Trials And Tribulations Of Enforcement Unit Are Many
Washington reports reveal the costs and hurdles faced by federal prohibition agencies. Assistant Secretary Lukvens urges more funding. General Andrews puts annual enforcement costs at 28.5 million dollars and cites corrupt agents as a key problem. He predicts significant beer removal by Christmas and discusses diversions of industrial alcohol into bootleg whiskey, with plans to increase enforcement to curb intake.
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Andrews
Mississippi
Potomac
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Cardinal Piffl
Vienna
Austria
HOUSE
Evangelist’s Church
Bandit Tenorio
Chicago Varde
R. H.E
Ulrich
Pierce
Baeeht
Henline
McQuillan
Florence
R. HH. B. Washington
Coveleskie
Marberry
Ogden
Morrill
Ruel
Grove
Pate
Gray
Rommel
Cochrane
R. WE. Washington
Palmer
Marberry An Ruel
Quinn
Grex
Perkina
Boston
R. HE
Pennock
Hoyt
Braxton
Ollina
Wiltse
Wingfield
Gaston
Cleveland
Buckeye
Leveson and Myatt
Edwards and Behalk
Police Super
Probe Body
Senate Committee
Bonzano
Cardinal Bouzano
Peter Quelly
Joseph Schlauerman
Belleville
Eden Boys
Suzanne
Secretar Lukvens
House Appropriations Committee
Madden
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