Netherlands Rejects Funding for 1928 Olympics
The Hague June 6 Holland rejected a proposal to fund the Amsterdam Games with a 1 000 000 florin guarantee. The vote 48 against 36 for drew clerical opposition citing paganism and moral concerns while liberal and radical members warned of Holland losing prestige abroad. An appeal by Amsterdam officials and sporting groups plans a fundraising effort to support the event.
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Hague
Holland
Amsterdan
Kersten
States General
Hippocrates
Euripides
Chamber
Los Angeles
Amsterdam
Oil Pipeline Network Expands Across Texas New Mexico
Roswell reports plans for Humble Pipeline to extend from Sheffield Terrace to northern Reeves County and Artesia, with engineers to survey Kemper to Artesia. Existing lines total 70 miles, linking Artesia, Day ton, and Rattlesnake to refineries in El Paso and Roswell. Rumors of lines to Bloomfield, Farming ton, and Santa Fe rail connections persist.
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Humble Pipeline Company
Sheffield Terrace
Gulf of Mexico
Reeves County
Texas
Artesia
Roswell
Kemper
Orlao Artesia
Illinois Oil Company
Rio Grande
el Paso
Gilliland Oil Company
Midwest
Farmington
Salt Lake City
Bloomfield District
Aztec
West Coast Gasoline Company
Midwest of Company
Bloomfield
Munoz Interests
Continental Oil Company
San Juan Basin
Santa Fe
Munoz
Gallup
Light Showers Across Northern Rocky Mountain States
A weather note from Denver reports slight rain across the Northern Rocky mountain states with scattered showers. Cooler temperatures prompted the use of overcoats and rain gear as the day moved on.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain States
Weather Bureau
Egyptian bids rejected probe pine supply shift
The irrigation department of Egypt rejected bids for Central European pine and will require Southern pine from America for major government works. Morning Journal Want Adway promises results.
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Irrigation Department
America
The
Morning Journal
Drillers at Kruse No 1 Raise Inside Casing String
Gas flow at Kruse well No 1 overwhelmed mudding off. Drillers abandon attempt and begin raising inside casing to control the flow. Work expected to take a week to ten days before drilling resumes.
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Kruse No. 1
Krusewell No
Las Vegas
Tilton and Croft Ship Carload Tools Into Artesia Field
Tilton and Croft of Moline Kansas shipped the first complete carload of oil drilling tools ever received in Roswell. The car, from Independence Kansas, contained tools for use with the Tilton and Croft drilling machine starting operations in Lea County east of Roswell. The well is in section 22 11 85, one of four wells to be drilled on a state lease block owned by J R Pauchtry and associates of Roswell.
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Tilton and Croft
Moline
Kansas
Roswell
Independence
Lea County
J. R. Pauchtry and Associates
Van Welch No 1 Well Bridges Three Sands at Artesia Field
Van Welch No 1 well in the Artesia field shot in four sands and bridged in three. Bridges are being cleaned out and a pipeline connected. Expected to be a good producer. Location: section 10-18-28.
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van Welch
Artesia
Snowden McSweeney Test Tops Producing Sand
The Snowden-McSweeney test in section 38-18-28 is now on top of the producing sand. Drillers plan to complete the well as soon as tankage and pipeline facilities are secured and ready.
Slayer Mitchell Sits Silent in Cell as Gallows Loom
Arthur H. Mitchell, condemned for killing Mrs. Georgia Bryan and Andrew J. Sherie, remains quiet in his Colorado prison cell as the third execution date nears. He has been thrice reprieved by Governor Morley and faces the extreme penalty once more. Mitchell reads the Bible and offers little to guards while awaiting the end of his stay.
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Canon City
Colo
Arthur H. Mitchell
Georgia Bryan
Andrew J. Sherie
Mitchell
Morley
National Inter scholastic Meet Dominated by Fort Collins
Fort Collins Colo won the national interscholastic track meet with 204 points led by pole vault and hammer victories. Howard Field er and E Brewer from Fort Collins starred. Culver Ind won academy division after N Frost was disqualified for graduation.
Interscholastic Meet Highlights Fort Collins Victory
Fort Collins, Colo. won the team title at the National Interscholastic track meet in Chicago as Kokomo Ind and Wenatchee Wash pressed for the lead. Walter of Kokomo won individual honors while Kaiser of Wenatchee anchored a record mile run split.
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Chicago
Fort Collins
Colo
Russel Walter
Kokomo
Ind
Wenatchee
Wash
Northwestern
Detroit
Mich
Danville
Kayeville
Utah
Argentine
Kansas City
Kansas
Parkston
South Dakota
Protection
Kans
Kaiser
Wenatcher
Cox
Rochester
N. Y
Walter
N. Post
Lake Forest
Culver
Burton
Kaysville
Lankford
Harvey
Hale
Beattie
Brewer
Phoenix
Ariz
Cambridge
Neb
Menlo Park
Calif
Norfolk
Loveland
Hosiery Made Locally Gains Irish Free State Wear
A growing number of young women in the Irish Free State are adopting hosiery produced domestically. The trend highlights local industry expansion and national supply self sufficiency as workers embrace the new fabric.
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Irish Free State
Western runners shine in relay meet results at multiple sites
In the second race of the three quarters mile relay Norfolk Mason City and Tucson finished in that order for 5 4 and 3 3 2 points. Western athletes won events led by Burton Wenatchee Foster Kiser Fleisiaker Pernell Helmer Clifton Abraham Lincoln Brewer Norman Prwell and Harvey who took firsts in pole vault and other events. Several runners placed high across the meet including Miller Trumble Dall Demers Ankford and Kiser with various second place finishes in the mile half mile and hurdles.
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Cole
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sand Point
Idaho
Mason City
Carroll
Council Bluffs
Hillyard High
Spokane
Wash
Nephi
Utah
Tucson
Ariz
Burlington
Greenfield
Norfolk
Neb
Iowa
Burton
Kaysville
Foster
Kiser
Wenatchee
Fleisiaker
Menlo Park
Calif
Norman Pernell
Okla
Hammer
Helmer
Towa
Clifton
Abraham Lincoln
Brewer
Fort Collins
Norman Prwell
Harvey
Squire Salt Lake City
Richardson
Greenfild
Miller
Loveland
Colo
Trumble
Cambridge
McArdle Phoenix
Dall
Cheyenne Wryo
Demers
Javelin
Ankford
Foreigners urged to leave Canton as tensions rise
Canton reports say 10 000 Kuomintang aligned troops mass for battle near the city center in Kwangtung. Foreigners in Canton warned to depart suburbs while Shameen near Canton readies for emergencies amid looming hostilities. Shanghai remains tense with anti foreign agitation and measures to counter propaganda.
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Ese
Canton
Kwangtung
Kuomintang
Sun Yat-Sen
People's Party
Shameen
Shanghai
Coolidge Speaks in Minnesota During Midwest Journey
President Coolidge travels by train to Minnesota and speaks Monday after greeting railroad workers. He chats with Secretary Kellogg Senator Lenroot and Secretary Sanders aboard the observation car as Mrs Coolidge reads in a gray crepe dress. The train moves through Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana with cooling measures and a passing shower.
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Relef
Maryland
West Virginia
Kellogg
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Sanders
Coolidge
Martinsburg
W. Va
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illness hits over forty at Webster girls club dance
In Webster Massachusetts more than forty delegates at a state girls club convention were stricken with illness after a dance. Doctors were summoned and a nurse call issued as heat and excitement are blamed though some show signs of ptomaine poisoning. The report also notes Finland's agricultural economy with 2,250,000 of 8,500,000 workers in farming or forestry.
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Webster
Mass
Finland
Remarkable Cure with Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy
Patient declares relief after one dose from Muayr’s Wonderful Remedy for long term colic and liver stomach trouble. Ad claims the remedy clears catarrhal mucous and inflammation, with money back guarantee at Briggs pharmacy and druggists everywhere.
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Muayr
Mayr
Briggs Pharmacy
Lectures and Conferences Listed for Southwestern Education Study
Alfred V. Kidder Harvard professor delivers four lectures on Southwestern Archaeology and two conferences. Erna Fergusson Columbia lectures on Indian Dances. George Luckett health lectures for schools. Atanasio Montoya rural education talks. Reuben D. Perry U S Indian School education talks. Gen H F Robinson Indian Folk Lore lectures.
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Mary Crowell Burch
Stanford
Charles F. Coan
California
Harper C. Donaldson
Columbia
Helene M. Evers
Bryn Mawr
George S. Hubbell
Princeton
George B. Jones
B.S
West Virginia
Washington, Jr
Albuquerque
Alfred V. Kidder
Harvard
Robert S. Rockwood
M.S
Michigan
Walter E. Roloff
Wisconsin
Edna Roy
New Mexico
Wilma L. Shelton
B.L.S
Illinois
Lewis B. Thompson
Loretta Barrett
Iowa State
Erna Fergusson
George 8. Luckett
George Washington
State Bureau of Public Health
Atanasio Montoya
Bernalillo County
Reuben D. Perry
U. S. Indian School
Gen. H. F. Robinson
U. S. Indian Service
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Slayer OF Two
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N Frost
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Pernell
Ill
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W. Draper
Central High
Fort Worth
Patterson
Tilden
Shaw
Winfield
United States
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Brownstone
Pedro Zann
Osaka
Japan
Kasumitaura
Pacific
Jenkins Wires
Eddy County
Estancia
Bewley O1 Company
First National Bank Building
Minnesota
Carlos Herrera
North
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Superior Service
Albu
Sporting Goods
Wright and Ditson Victor Sporting Goods
Rainbow
aemaTrony
Soamraly
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Fletcher
Country Club
State University OF
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Clark
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Cornell
Charles A. Barnhart
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