Four Die Feared In Burke Mine Flood
Four men are believed drowned after miners breached an old shaft at Ajax mine Burke Idaho flooding the area with water and rock debris. Iver Anderson Ed Breckman Lea Crummer and Fred Sandstrom are listed among those trapped with rescue teams blocked by debris and the 6000 foot distance to the tunnel portal. Repair crews faced a wall of rock and debris complicating efforts and hope waned by last night with days or weeks anticipated before any breakthrough.
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Wallace
Idaho
Ajax
Burke
Iver Anderson
Ed Breckman
Lea Crummer
Fred Sandstrom
Breckman
Crummer
Anderson
Sandstrom
Art Anderson
Rioting in Shameen Raises Casualty Toll and Safety Fears
Cable reports say Shameen amid Canton disturbances produced about 100 casualties and prompted calls for strong measures to protect British residents. Anti foreign sentiment grows as students and workers spark widespread agitation with clashes in Canton and Amoy. Authorities monitor Peking notes as foreign fortifications tighten in Hong Kong and Shanghai.
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Canton
New York
China
Amoy
Shameen
Bhameen
Hong Kong
Washington
Peking
Doctor Says Modern Housewife Needs More Exercise
New York reports Dr Guy Manning of San Francisco told the eighty first annual convention of the American Institution of Homeopathy that labor saving devices have made housewives lazy and need exercise. He also urged men to walk more and enjoy athletic activity, noting some prefer golf or cheering at games for “vicarious” exertion.
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New York
Guy &. Manning
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Journal of Homeopathy
American Institution of Homeopathy
Manning
Strikes, unrest mark dragon day as Shanghai tensions persist
Across the region Chinese and foreign authorities struggle to keep order amid ongoing boycotts and strikes. In Ningpo and Swatow officials pledge protection but lack full control over agitators while Amoy hosts joint efforts and Hoihow experiences unease. Shanghai shows armed processions and a large general strike expected to end soon, with Manchurian forces dispersing radicals. Volunteer foreign defense units stand ready, though not needed as shipping and mills remain paralyzed.
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Wu Flu
Nanking
McCormick
Ningpo
Chekiang Perviers
Shanghai
Swatow
Amoy
Canton
Forign
Hoihow
Hainan
Chang Tso-Lin
Moss elected head Kiwanis at Milwaukee convention
John H. Moss of Milwaukee elected president at the Kiwanis International convention closing session in Milwaukee. Trustees named include Ralph A. Amerman Scranton A H Winder Riversale R M Grossman Omaha Mike Gorman Saginaw Wm Green Fargo and Charles W Gold Greensboro. Montreal chosen for 1926 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Paul
Minn
Montreal
Kiwanis International
John H. Moss
Milwaukee
Wis
Ralph A. Amerman
Scranton
A. H. Winder
Riversale
Calif
R. M. Grossman
Omaha
Mike Gorman
Saginaw
Mich
Wm. ©. Green
Fargo
Britain backs mutual security pact to curb German threat
London reports that Foreign Secretary Chamberlain urged parliament to support a multilateral security pact among major powers to guarantee frontiers between Germany France and Belgium. He argued against unilateral guarantees and called for a mutual arrangement to deter aggression and move toward peace and disarmament. The debate is seen as easing public fears about European peace and pushing the proposal toward adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chamberlain
Great Britain
United States
House of Commons
Germany
France
Belgium
Uni
Falling Rock Creates Lake in Gros Ventre Valley
A rockslide in the Gros Ventre river valley northeast of here forms a 300 foot high dam creating a lake. Authorities say the lake will take weeks to fill and pose little immediate danger to surrounding regions.
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Onche
Gros Ventre
Rancher narrowly escapes Gros Ventre avalanche near Jackson
Idaho Falls reports Gill Russ a rancher living near Jackson Wyoming escaped death in a rock avalanche that dammed the Gros Ventre canyon on Tuesday. His ranch and a ten thousand dollar ranch house were washed away as he rode to safety just seconds before the fence and gate were swept aside. From safety he saw the natural lake formed by the dammed river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Gros Ventre
Wimbledon Singles Round Sees Americans Fall Short
Four Americans exited the Wimbledon singles, Elizabeth Ryan of England, Ray Casey of San Francisco, and John Hennessey of Indianapolis remain. Hennessey beat Crole Rees in five sets despite illness, an exhibition highlight.
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Wimbledon
England
Elizabeth Ryan
San Francisco
Mile Buzanno Lenglen
France
Tis
Ray Casey
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
United States
Hennessey
Crole Rees
Reinhart Retains Title in Women's Western Golf Meet
Mia L. Reinhart of Dallas Texas wins the Women's Western Golf Association 54 hole medal play championship in Chicago finishing with a 54 hole total of 250 strokes. The three day event ends with Reinhart atop the leaderboard as champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L. Reinhart
Dallas
Tex
Western Golf Association
Indian bureau field staff cut in sweeping reorg
Washington June 25 AP Two hundred ninety four employees in the field service of the Indian bureau including workers at many agencies and reservations will lose their jobs July 1 under a sweeping reorganization announced today across the agency.
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Washington
Indian Bureau
Agram
Federal reduction trims payroll by over two hundred thousand
payroll cuts remove positions across clerks stenographers matrons Indian police judges and other officials. the indian bureau personnel and consolidation reduce staff by fifty during the current fiscal year. despite school facility deficits and expanded medical force the bureau will list 457 remaining on July 1 across fort haiI idaho and fort lapwel idaho.
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Indian Bureau
Indian i
Fort Hail
Idaho
Fort Lapwel
Coolidge Begins Summer Vacation in Massachusetts
President Coolidge settles at White Court Swampscott for a quiet summer. He plans limited public calls, routine Washington business, and daily strolls or motor trips. He will watch newsreels, read biography and history, and may visit Plymouth to see family.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
White Court
Lynn
White House
Washington
Marble Head
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Pay 300000 Interest
Judge James Ti Wilkerson approved payment by receivers of 300000 in interest on a 10000000 note to the federal government. A July 1 due date prompted the government to warn of action if default occurred, noting collateral of 16500000 and claims totaling 68000 as the railroad’s largest creditor.
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Chicago
Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul
James Ti. Wilkerson
U. S
Jacob Grossman
Governmet
Thieves Take Wallet From Kansas Farmer in Salt Lake City
W J Gray of Norton Kansas reported a wallet containing $5000 in sight drafts and papers stolen by a pickpocket while he viewed Salt Lake City sights. The wallet was returned with five $100 bills missing. Gray was en route to Tie Sides Wyoming and had called for his mail at the general delivery window. The wallet had been left in a mail receiving box on Main Street after criminals decided the checks were worthless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
W. J. Gray
Norton
Kan
Kansas
Gray
Salt Lake
Bail denied in Ober murder case in Hamilton circuit court
Noblesville Indiana June 25 The petition for bail for D C Stephenson Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry charged with murdering Miss Madge Ober of Indianapolis was overruled by Judge Red K Hines of the Hamilton circuit court pending trial.
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Noblesville
Ind
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Madge Ober
Indianapolis
Red K. Hines
Hamilton
Idaho Crops Thrive as Warm Week Aids Growth Across Regions
The CVIV weekly crop and weather report for the week ending June 23, 1925, covers Boise southwest Idaho and Southeast Idaho. Warm weather boosted crops, haying neared completion with excellent yields, alfalfa M growing, vegetables fine, pastures good, and cattle thriving. isolated locales reported hail, wet hay, or garden damage while alfalfa and grains generally showed strong growth across districts including Twin Falls Malad Bliss Pocatello Caldwell and Aberdeen with notable notes on rains and heat impacts.
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Boise
Idaho
Ada County
Twin Falls
Oneida
Garden Valley
Boise County
Midvale
Washington County
New Meadows
Adams County
Timothy
Bliss
Gooding
Felt
Teton County
Pocatello
Aberdeen
Bingham County
Caldwell
Canyon County
Wilbur Wins His Argument Over Wireless Equipment
Commander MacMillan of the American Arctic expedition prepares to sail as Bowdoin and Peary are fueled. The navy transfers long wave wireless gear to the Peary from the destroyer Putnam after an order from Secretary Wilbur. The base is Etah Greenland with planes to fly between the pole area and Alaska.
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Sydney
Navy
Deartment
Donald B. Macillan
Bowdoin
Peary
U. S
Putnam
Wiscasset
Wilbur
Battle Harbor
Labrador
Etah
Greenland
North Pole
Alaska
MacMillan
Navy Department
Radio gear mix up on Arctic ships prompts Byrd note
An AP dispatch reports Commander Donald MacMillan at Sydney N. S. reveals the Florida radio set was left behind at Wiscasset due to misunderstanding. Lieutenant Commander MacDonald and Commander Byrd issue clarifications correcting rumors about equipment aboard Bowdoin and Peary and plans to use Navy radio gear during flight operations.
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Donald MacMillan
Sydney
N. 8
Florida
Wiscasset
Maine
MacDonald
Byrd
Secretary of Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Bowdoin
Peary
Bet
Ann
Twentieth
Bureau Engineering
Bronze Shaft Unveiled for Civil War Vet Hans Heg
A bronze monument to Colonel Hans Heg commander of the fifteenth Wisconsin regiment was unveiled at the county hall in Lier during the Norse American Centennial. About 200 Americans attended. the statue is a Madison capital grounds duplicate, gifted by Norse-American of the Midwest to Heg’s birthplace city.
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Hans Heg
Wisconsin
Lier
Madison
Mid-West
Heg
Merger Approved for Canadian National and Pacific Railroads
Ottawa June 25. Senate special committee recommended merging the Canadian National and Canadian Pacific railroad systems for purposes of railway operation and central coordination.
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Ottawa
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Senate
Y. W. C. A. Plans Summer Activities And Camp Trips
The Y W C A outlines summer plans including sponsoring a camp trip to Camp Tenday Minkercell for one Girl Reserve during July 20 to 27 and business girls Camp opening later from July 27 to August 30 with Juliet Ison in charge. Other town programs include a Know Your Town session on care of deeps and delinquents with local officers, and a membership meeting set for July 9 inviting renewals and new members.
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Camp Tenday
Minkercell
Radiant
Ruth Chapers
Eastern Star
The
American Legion
Auxiliary
War Mothers
Civic Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
College Club
Sistered
Catholic League
Pay
Alberta Reasoner
Ben Davis
Cole
George McClintock
Green
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Moss
Kiwanis
Northwest
Petersens
Petersen Furniture CO
Micolinelli Jewelry Store
Pocatello Optical Go
A. L. Chilton
ST. Paul
R. Byrd
Natatorium
America
Athletic Union
Elas
Nainsook
Columbia
H. A. Collins Variety Store
Phong
North Main
U. B
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