Byrd Arctic Flight Team Ready for Polar Voyage
Philadelphia June 9 AP The three MacMillan Arctic planes finish tests and prepare to depart from the Philadelphia Navy Yard at 1 30 p m daylight time for Boston, then onto the Polar sea. Flight Commander Lt. Byrd predicts possible sighting of Amundsen party and hints at crossing the pole during exploration. The crews include Byrd, Bennett, Schur, Nold, Reber, Rocheville and others.
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Philadelphia
Poston
Philadelphia Navy, Yard
Boston
R. E. Byrd
Roald Amundsen
Byrd
G&o
Amundsen-Ellsworth
Polar Sea
North Pole
WN. A. 1
R. EF. Byrd
Floyd Bennett
WN. A.-2
M. A. Schur
N. C. Nold
E. Reber
A. Rocheville
Legal stance eyed on Arctic discoveries by MacMillan expedition
Washington officials discuss possible government support for claims to unknown lands near the pole if Donald B. MacMillan's Arctic voyage makes discoveries. Policy favors support only after discovery is followed by settlement or base establishment, with Canada showing interest in unsettled northern territory.
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Washington
State Department
Donald B. MacMillan
Arctic Explorer
MacMillan
Canada
Shrine Will Increase Its Charity Work Nationwide
Denver plans to establish the An det and Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine for North America as national headquarters within a month, after the Imperial council meeting in Los Angeles. The order will incorporate under Colorado law to define its broadened goals and new charitable mission aiding hospitalized children and other agencies. James J. Burger of Denver was named imperial potentate and will file the incorporation papers upon his return next week.
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Andet
Mystic Shrine
North America
Colorado
the Times
Imperial Council
Los Aneles
Anya
Times
Mence
James J. Burger
Imperial
Secretary of State of
Sheet to kill in the rum row war debated by guards
A Cleveland Plain Dealer report notes guards discuss a brutal policy in the rum row conflict and warn against letting any prisoner escape after being shot. The exchange underscores harsh tactics and tensions surrounding enforcement.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lemon Based Skin Bleach Promises Whitened Complexion
An old advertisement touts a DIY skin whitener using lemon juice and Orchard White sold by druggists. It claims the mixture, prepared at home, will brighten skin on face neck arms and hands without irritation, citing stage beauties as users and urging immediate preparation.
Bloomfield Oil and Gas reports top producer in San Juan field
The Bloomfield Oil and Gas No. 6 in SW1-45W1-4, Section 14-29-11, reported as best producer in Bloomfield district, had water flow but shows oil free of water with strong gas pressure after casing replacement. Potential eastward drilling stimulus noted as western trend shifts. Bloomfield No. 9 in SW1-4NE1-4, Section 21-29-11, is a gasser, while Bloomfield No. 8 in NW1-4NW1-4, Section 23-29-11, J. W. James tract, is casing off water below 350 feet.
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Bloomfield
Bloomfield No
Bergin
J. W. James
Santa Fe Drilling Deep Test Below 900 Feet
The Santa Fe company reports drilling a deep test on the Rattlesnake structure, passing Dakota sands and drilling below 6060 feet. Light oil and gas shows have been noted by the drillers. Progress is satisfactory in the McElmo formation as No. 19 is spudded, aiming for shallow sands where neighboring wells have produced.
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Santa Fe Company
Dakota Sands
Northwest
McElmo
Childers Well Drilling Under 870 Feet in Ute Pasture
The Childers well in the Ute pasture near the San Juan field is reported drilling below 870 feet with good progress. Logs from the Gypsy Oil company well show water at 18 feet difference, and gas flow at about 30 million feet. Erosion at Childers is greater than at Gypsy’s site, with tools repeatedly dropped and fished for during operations.
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Childers
Ute
San Juan
Gypsy Oil Company
West Coast Company Begins on Stanlin Tract
The West Coast company has spadded in on their well on the Stanlin tract with a Star rig per San Juan field information. The well sits offset to Coal Creek No. 32. surface location is slightly higher than the Coal Creek producer and operators expect to drill a little deeper for production. Logs of the two wells are expected to match.
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West Coast Company
Stanlin
San Juan
Coal Creek No. 32
Coal Creek
Leidecker No 2 Drilling Planned Near Bloomfield
Leidecker No 2 is to be drilled in the NEYNE% of section 20 29 11 in the Bloomfield district per San Juan field data. The site lies about three quarters of a mile northeast of Leidecker No 1, which produced 12 to 15 barrels.
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Neyne
Bloomfield
San Juan
Leidecker No. 1
Drilling Location On Jones Dome in San Miguel County Announced
W. H. Graham of Las Vegas announced a drilling site on the Jones dome in San Miguel County. The test will be in section 34-12-23 with drilling expected to start soon.
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Jones Dome
San Miguee County
San Miguel County
W. H. Graham
Las Vegas
Parelta Rig Erection Begins in Valencia County
Work on the Perrin and Schachter interests Parelta structure rig starts this morning officials announced Tuesday evening in the city.
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Perrin and Schachter
Valencia County
Test Weill Well Sunk Near Bloomfield District Report
Bruce Beagle and associates drill two wells in Bloomfield district. One well near Leidecker No 1 is sunk to 1600 feet in section 24 29 12. Lanier tract well in section 9 29 11 reaches 600 feet. Gas and water found at those depths.
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Bloomfield
Leidecker No. 1
Bloomfield District
Bruce Beagle and Associates
Lanier
Beagle Well Test Rig Set Near Bloomfield District
The New Mexico Eagle Oil company moves a star tractor rig to a test well location four and a half miles south of Bloomfield in the Bloomfield district. Spudding is expected soon, with the center of Eagle Oil acreage in sections 14 15 22 and 23. Frank P. Strickland, manager, oversees rigging operations, and a passable road from Farmington provides access.
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New Mexico Eagle Oil Company
Bloomfield
Farmington
Frank P. Strickland
Germany Not Disarmed Says Inter Allied Commission
The inter-allied military commission report, issued in Paris, states Germany has not disarmed as required by the Versailles Treaty. It details obstructions, secret annexes, and the danger to munitions depots, noting German officials controlled evidence and attempted to bar access, while keeping annex details secret.
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Inter-Allied Military Commission
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Commission
Hoover to take one month vacation from Washington
Secretary Hoover will depart for a June vacation in California and return by July to attend American debt commission sessions on Belgian funding proposals. The exact places he will stay are not announced.
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Washington
American Debt Commission
California
Mexico City Reports Savings in Bank of Issue Plan
The government has saved 36 million pesos of the 50 million allotted to establish a sole bank of issue. After inauguration, officials say interest on the foreign debt and the agrarian debt may be resumed.
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Mexico City
Federation Withholds Award as No Male Voices Meet Standard
Portland June 9 The National Federation of Music Clubs declined to award the best male voice prize as no competitor met the federation standard. William Beller of Chicago won the piano prize and Catherine Wade Smith claimed violin honors. Katheryn Noll of West Chester Pa was chosen for the central feminine voice award.
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Portland
Ore
National Federation of Music Clubs
William Beller
Chicago
Catherine Wade Smith
Katheryn Noll
Westchester
Forage conditions in Manzano forest Zuni district report
K C Kartch ner, forest supervisor, recently returned from a two week tour of the Zuni district. Forage is plentiful and livestock are in good condition though water is scarcer than in recent years. Moisture in soil supports dry farming prospects. lamb crops among sheepmen reach up to 100 percent in some cases. Scattered showers around May 25 eased fire danger and aided summer feed growth. All fires in the Manzano forest are out except one on private land near Tenaja. owner crews expect control soon.
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Zuni
Manzano Forest
K. C. Kartchner
Ice Oye
Tenaja
Malpais
Freezone promises painless corn relief advert claim
An advertisement touts Freezone as painless and instant for corn relief. A tiny bottle is sold by druggists for a few cents and supposedly removes hard corn soft corn and toe corn and foot calluses with no soreness or irritation.
Bear Cat Clemons barred from boxing for three months
Bill Bear Cat Clemons of Logan West Virginia was barred from the ring for three months in eighteen states by Natrobe Cogwell president of the National Boxing Association after a 12 round bout with Young Stribling in Baltimore where Clemons failed to land a punch and was barred from entering a Baltimore ring for an indefinite period.
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Bill ‘Bear Cat” Clemons
Logan
W. Va
William L. “Young” Stribling
Macon
Eitheen
Latrobe Cogwell
National Boxing Association
Clemons
Casting and Irrigation Firms Across Regions
In a broad note, firms in Iran and Israel discuss castings and drone related aluminum parts, with electric motors and irrigation pumps. The report mentions operations linked to O11 En ginea and Albuquerque offices focusing on works and office procurement.
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Iran
Israel
Dronze Aluminum
Albuquerque
Political parties disintegrating says J Hamilton Lewis
Former Senator J Hamilton Lewis told Chicago press club luncheon that democratic and republican parties may cease to exist as parties, arguing the nation is in a daily political revolution. He condemned parties for lacking liberty and justice, saying candidates pursue only place and profit.
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J. Hamilton Lewis
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Senate
America
Mr. Lewis
Thankful grocer credits Mayr remedy for reversal of illness
A grocer tells how twenty years of stomach trouble left him underweight and unable to digest food. After four months on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy he gained from 116 to 151 pounds and says he can eat anything. The ad claims the product cleanses catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation in stomach liver and intestines with a money back guarantee at Briggs Pharmacy.
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Briggs Pharmacy
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