Wedding Bells Ring for Hodges Lowndes Union in Maryland
William Hodges of Denver, GOP treasurer, marries Mrs. Charles Thomas Lowndes of Maryland at Glenelg Manor. President and Mrs. Coolidge attend. notable guests include Senator William M. Butler and party leaders as Hodges rises in Republican circles.
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Washington
Ailsa Mellon
Dodge
William Wodges
Denver
Publican National Committee
Charles Thomas Lowndes
Maryland
Enelg Manor
Howard County
Aryland
Waden Lowndes
Republican Party
Coolke
Glenelg Manor
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Jonal
Dyes
Fred Upham
G. P. Exchequer
Ieland
Alvin T. Hert
Stucky
Hodges-Lowndes
Jr. Hodges
Coolidge-Butler Lme
Re Corporation
Colo‘0
Inter-Mountain
Coun
Law School of
Phipps
Centennial Commonis
Youths Get Maximum Lashes in New Castle County Workhouse
James Fee and Thomas Kelly both Philadelphia youths convicted of highway robbery received 40 lashes each on their bare backs in the New Castle county workhouse yard. A large crowd watched as a photographer posed, then was removed and fined for trespassing. Warden Leach had forbidden photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
James Fee
Thomas Kelly
Philadelphia
New Castle County
Fee
Kelly
Samuel Shulman
International News Reel
Brooklyn
Warden Leach
Britain presses for separate naval armaments at disarmament talks
June 5 London. The first round of talks on whether naval armaments should be separated from land armaments ended without a decision. Britain urged separation while the American delegation signaled support for Britain. The group postponed further action pending a French memorandum on armament characteristics.
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Geneva
Preparatory Commission On Disarmament
Washington
Dawes Takes Lead on Farm Relief Effort in Washington
Vice President Dawes assumed direction of farm relief legislation after a conference of farm leaders in Congress. The group endorsed the McNary equalization fee with changes including reducing the revolving fund and allowing immediate operation on wheat cattle swine cotton and corn by producer referendums.
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Washington
Dawes
Watson
Indiana
Congress
Senate
Forty Fires Burn in San Francisco Districts
In San Francisco on a Saturday, 35 to 40 fires erupted after embers from a baseball park blaze set a wooden grandstand and bleachers at Ewing Field ablaze. Twelve nearby buildings burned, and a second fire destroyed 12 more structures with $100000 worth of hemp in a warehouse. Mayor Rolph called it the worst since 1906.
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San Francisco
Ewing Field
Ball Park
Presidio
James Rolph, Jr
Seismic Activity Reported From Cities Across U S
A sequence of earthquakes was recorded by seismographs in Washington Denver and New York. At Georgetown University 2 700 miles away a very severe quake started at 2 57 pm and continued until 5 pm with peak between 3 16 and 3 22 pm. Regis College observed a strong quake centered about 1 200 miles from Denver lasting 12 52 pm to 1 20 pm. Fordham University logged 36 minutes of shocks with a center about 1 550 miles from New York.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Tondorff
Denver
Regis College
Forestall
New York
Fordham University
Party of Seventy Tours New Mexico on Luxury Train
Seventy visitors from the Raymond and Whitcomb company toured Santa Fe and nearby pueblos on the first of four summer trips. They rode eight all steel cars with an entertainment car housing gymnasium, movie show, auditorium, dance hall, barber shop and library as their train moved to Adamana Arizona to view the petrified forest.
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Santa FE
Santa Clara
Tesuque
Puye
Rito de Los Frijoles
Raymond and Whitcomb Company
Adamana
Ariz
Petrified Forest
Iowa Senate Primary Rivalry Focused on Farmer Votes
Iowa Republicans wage a bitter contest for the senate seat as Albert Cummins and Brookhart spar over farm relief and farm credits. Main issues include farm relief legislation, tariffs, transportation costs, and the world court with good roads as a key state priority.
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Iowa
Brookhart
Cummins
Farmer
Des Moines
Albert B. Cummins
Col
Smith W. Brookhart
Howard Clark
Marvin Strikes at Accusers in University Row
Dr Cloud Heck Marvin president of the University of Arizona rebutted eight days of hearings by detailing charges against him before the regents He targeted Dr Frank C Lockwood dean of the college of letters arts and sciences accusing him of distorting statements and questioning his mindset in the ongoing dispute tied to gym funding and faculty qualifications
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Cloud Heck Marvin
University of Arizona
Marvin
Frank C. Lockwood
College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
University
Sug
Thaw Denies Remarriage With Evelyn Nesbit
Harry K Thaw arrived in Philadelphia denying rumors he remarried Evelyn Nesbit Thaw in Atlantic City. He stated the reports were false and that remarriage was not contemplated. He noted dining with Nesbit and Thussell in Atlantic City Friday night and planned to stay in Philadelphia through Sunday.
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Philadelphia
Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Atlantic City
Thaw
Floradora
Miss Nesbit
Farm fall leaves Deming man with severe burns
Bob Wasdin, a Deming area farmer, slipped while carrying a pail of boiling water and badly scalded both legs. He required medical attention for the burns.
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Deming
N. M
Bob Wasdin
Butler warns dry platform sinks GOP in New York
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, Columbia University president, says a dry plank defeats Republicans in state and national elections. He urges repeal of the Volstead Act and the Eighteenth Amendment and adoption of the Quebec system for New York. He also criticizes the Anti-Saloon League as a moneyed force influencing parties.
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New York
Republican Party
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Republian
Europe
Butler
Smith
Dr. Butler
Anti- Saloon League
Miss Wills Progressing After Appendicitis Operation
Helen Wills the American tennis champion underwent appendicitis surgery at the American hospital and is progressing splendidly. Milas Wills reports no cause for anxiety as flowers pour in and the superintendent notes widespread well wishes. Miss Wills laughs when given a small bouquet of California poppies, while her mother asks flowers be shared with the wards.
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Patils
Helen Wills
American Hospital
Milas Wills
Hiden
Miss Wills
California
Treasury Post Office Building Program Announced
The treasury post office building program was announced. The senate adopted the Borah resolution to investigate Panama concessions and six senators urged Iowa voters to support former Beng alor Brookhart in Monday's primary. President and Mrs Coolidge attended the Maryland wedding of William V Hodges and Mrs Charles Thomas Lowndes.
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Treasury Post Office
Senate
Panama
Congress
Army
Iowa
Bengalor Brookhart
Mra
Coolidge
Maryland
William V. Hodges
Charles Thomas Lowndes
Senate Judiciary
Dawes
Congressional
Federal building plan includes 88 new projects announced
Washington June 5 treasury and post office departments approved an immediate public buildings program to start 88 federal structures this summer with a total cost of 12.5 million dollars and 16 sites to purchased. The plan includes projects in Globe Arizona Durango Colorado and East Las Vegas New Mexico with initial appropriations and estimated totals listed.
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Washington
Chicago
Treasury
Post Office Departments
Congress
Globe
Arizona
Durango
Colorado
East Las Vegas
N. M
Otero County Democrats to Meet June Twelve
Alamogordo New Mexico June report notes the Democratic county convention set for June 12 with multiple candidates. Carrie Covington seeks county superintendent of schools. three vie for treasurer including F M Bradford ineligible. Chesley Thomason widow of a legislator seeks treasurer. Karl Sanders for assessor. Warl Stephens for county commissioner. Albert Burch seeking sheriff. W D Bryars seeks renomination for county clerk.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Carrie Covington
Mias Covington
F. M. Bradford
Mra. Chesley Thomason
Otero County
Oscuro
KE. W. Wink
Silver City
Ed le Lreton
Karl Sanders
Warl Stephena
Weeds
Albert Burch
W. D. Bryars
Flagstaff Elks Prepare Luxuriant Whiskers For 40er Celebration
Clyde Zerby of Houston has arrived to lead plans for the Flagstaff Elks 40er celebration July 1 to 4. Lodge members are growing whiskers and long hair in anticipation of the annual event highlighting fraternity activities in Flagstaff Arizona.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Clyde Zerby
Houston
Texas
Flagstaff Elks
Chavez admits attack after grilling
Julio Chavez confesses to attacking Frances Gallegos and Juan Pacheco following police questioning. The statements come amid a reported confrontation described by local authorities.
Preliminary Hearing Set In Stabbing Case Outside City
Julio Chavez pleads guilty to assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill Frances Gallegos and is bound over to district court on $1,000 bond. He admits hammer striking Gallegos and a prior knife wound to Juan Pacheco, with arraignment scheduled for 10 am Monday in Justice Court.
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Justice Court
Julio Chavez
Frances Gallegos
Lewis Avenue
Chavez
Juan Pacheco
Justice of the Peace C. L. Ritz
Pacheco
Mins
Miss Gallegos
Chaves
Salazar
Detroiter arrives in Fairbanks with Arctic expedition party
The three engine monoplane Detroiter of the Detroit Arctic expedition llega to Fairbanks from Point Barrow after a May 8 flight into Arctic wastes. Captain George H. Wilkins leads the party with Major Thomas G. Lanphier and Sergeant Charles M. Wisely aboard.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Point Barrow
Arctic
George H. Wilkins
Thomas G. Lanphier
U.B. A
Charles M. Wisely
Maljamar Wildcat Reported Flowing Oil at 3900 Feet
A late report states the Maljamar wildcat in Lea county flowed oil at about 3900 feet. The Mallamar No 14 well near 8900 feet has encountered several oil sands between 8600 and 8900 feet, as Mallamar Corp drills four additional Lea county wildcats.
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Lea County
Mallamar Corporation
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George W. Clark
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George Finch
Sioux City
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Frank J. Lund
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