Amundsen and companions greet welcome home Arctic flyers
Oslo reports Captain Roald Amundsen and five explorers set for a warm reception on return from the Arctic air expedition. Ellsworth praised for aiding Leif Dietrichsen and Oscar Omdahl after ice fall. they near Spitzbergen after surviving fog, fuel loss, and plane jamming.
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Oslo
Norway
Roald Amundsen
Arctic
North Pole
Spitzbergen
Amundsen
Leagt
Land
Sjoeliv
Wollan
Afternoon Session of Court Held in Shepherd Murder Trial
In Chicago on June 29 AP report says two defense witnesses contradicted state physician Faiman as court adjourned for the day. Walter Smith testified about test tubes and possible germs. Dr Tanney admitted lab rule violations and questioned over the city lab. The defense sought a postnoon session to prevent jurors from discussing testimonies.
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Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
Walter Smith
National University of Seinees
Charlies C. Fannan
Frederick
Onney
Chicago Health Department
Paiman
Faiman
Robert FE. Crowe
Willam Scott Stewart
Cunsel
Thomas Inch
Stewart
Farman
Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Eltv Health Department
Hia
Sarah
Pr. Tanney
Winfield Scott Hoerrer
Aja
Earth Department
Tenney
Tola Nim Se
Crowe
Peter Byrne
Alco
Foreman Denies Politics Gauges Man's Dismissal
Gallup New Mexico June 20 dem highlights a court session in the Otero Hannett governorship contest case. Foreman Leo Tucker testifies that a two percent fund from higher salary workers was a suggestion by District Highway Engineer R L Cooper to aid the democratic campaign. He says the fund had no link to a vote hatchery at Thoreau and that individual politics were not considered in the discharge. Witnesses discuss precinct mergers and small vote counts in Rancho de la Punta and Breece.
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Gallup
N. M
R. L. Cooper
Albuquerque
Thoreau
Leo Tucker
Otero- Hannett
Sam G. Bratton
Allen
Cooper
Fred Howard
Max Contreras
Rancho de la Punta
California
Frances J E. Wood
Breece
Jose Padilla
San Rafael
A. RB. Gabaldon
Effie Schubert
Schupert
Gabaldon
Schubert
World Women's Christian Temperance Union reports growth and funding
Edinburgh delegates hear reports on expenses for scientific temperance education and a surge in membership. Miss Agnes Slack notes 70,000 new members this year, 695,000 total worldwide, with substantial U S contributions and growing moves in South America and Turkey.
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Organization
South America
Edinburgh
Scotland
Convention of
World Women’s Christian Temperance Unions
Ella Boole
Brooklyn
World Union
United States
Agnes Slack
London
Turkey
Ulster
United Kingdom
Weather forecast for the West and Southwest regions
Denver and New Mexico see partly cloudy days with isolated thundershowers north. Arizona unsettled Sunday with central and east showers, cooler southeast. Washington week ahead shows occasional showers early, mostly fair later, near normal temperatures. Northern Rockies partly cloudy with scattered showers, southern Rockies mostly fair and near normal.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Local Weather Summary From University Report
Twenty four hour period ending 6 p m yesterday with highs 84 and lows 62, range 22, mean relative humidity 6 a m level and 6 p m level, light precipitation, wind from the east, and a cloudy day.
Downpour Follows Rain Prayer Procession in Las Vegas
More than 1 000 attendees who walked from the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows to San Jose cemetery for prayers for rain were soaked by a sudden downpour that hit at 4 50 in the afternoon.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows
San Jose
Miss Perkins Will Appeal
Dorothy Perkins aged 17 convicted of manslaughter in the death of former suitor Thomas A. Templeton will appeal, it was announced today in New York.
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Miss Perkins
New York
Dorothy Perkins
Thomas A. Templeton
Prohibition Agents Slain in Camp Creek Shootout Near Huntington
In Huntington West Virginia on June 29 two federal agents and a state officer were killed and a third wounded in a gun battle at Camp Creek. The gunfight began as both sides pursued moonshiners, with mistaken identities leading to the fatalities. William F Porter chief federal agent and George Ball state chief agent died. W E B Workman was wounded but expected to recover. Homer Joy and J F Poe were arrested on murder and shooting charges respectively. A warrant for Workman followed.
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Huntington
W. Va
Prohibition
Camp Creek
Wm. F. Porter
West Virginia
George Ball
W. E B. Workman
J. F. Poe
Homer Joy
Workman
Western railroads seek 420 percent hike in livestock rates
Western railroads filed a brief with the Interstate Commerce Commission asking a 420 percent increase in livestock rates. The case, brought by the American National Livestock Association, seeks lower rates citing the Hoch-Smith resolution.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
American National Livestock Association
Hoech-Smith
Hoch-Smith
Commission 10 Urge Revision of Tariff Law
Washington June 29 AP Recommendations for revising the tariff law are likely in the commission report to Congress in December. The committee argues for improvements while preserving flexibility and favors new methods for adjusting duties on imports. Chairman Thomas Marvin supports using wholesale prices as the basis for tariff adjustments.
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Washington
Tariff Commission
Commission
Congress
Thomas ©. Marvin
Seven Men and Woman Injured in Labor Convention clash
In New York a brawl injures seven men and a woman as radical labor delegates are expelled. The disruption threatens a socialist labor fusion vote for mayor with Algernon Lee chairing and Rev. Dr. Norman Thomas nominated as the socialist labor candidate.
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New York
la Follette
la Faliette
Algernon Lee
Labor Party
Norman Thomas
Fatal explosion at Gordon Coal mine near Walsenburg claims three
In Walsenburg Colorado six miles northwest of the city three miners Harvey Moyer James Moran and Jack Stanberger were killed and two injured in a blast at Gordon Coal. Foreman Gregory and miner Harold Ralya survived and led the rescue. The night shift was absent and officials noted it as the mine's first fatal accident in five years.
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Walsenbure
Colo
Gordon Coal Company
Harvey Moyer
Walsenburo
James Moran
Toltec
Jack Stanberger
Gordon
Gregory
Harold Ralya
Miner
Railya
Foreman Gregory
Ralya
Stalph Poli
Moyer
Moran
Stanberger
Fighting Bob Follette Returns for Last Tribute in Wisconsin
Robert M. Ia Follette lies in state at the Wisconsin State Capitol before a funeral in Madison as mourners, lawmakers, and state officials gather. A legislative guard of honor, Civil War era decorum, and a statewide shutdown mark the solemn homage to the late senator.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
Capitol
Wadieon
Wis
Robert M. Ia Follette
Elma
Forest Hill Cemetery
Governors
State Capitol
Washington
State House
Wisconsin National Guard
Madison
A. E. Hayden
Chicago
United States Senate
Briaine
State Supreme Court
University of Wisconsin
State Normal Schools
MacMillan Sets Sail For Arctic Quest With Vast Cheer
Donald Baxter MacMillan sails from Wisecasset with two ships Bowdoin and Peary amid the largest sendoff yet. Thousands line roads and pier as Governor Brewster and notable figures bid him luck. Dr Gilbert Grosvenor and J R Hildebrand join for National Geographic sponsored voyage to fuel at Sydney N S.
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Wisecasset
Maine
Donald Baxter MacMillan
Arctic
Wiscasset
Mac
Whale Wharf
MacMillan
Bowdoin
Peary
Fifth Infantry Band of
Portland
Robert Anderson
Ralph C. Brewster
D. FE. Dismukes
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
Robert E. Peary
Admiral Peary
North Pole
Edward Stafford
Mra. Peary
Robert FE. Peary, Jr
A. W. Greely
Sydney
N. S
Gilbert Grosvenor
National Geographic Society
J. R. Hildebrand
Inquest Postponed in Walsenburg Mine Blast Tragedy
The inquest into the Gordon Coal Company mine explosion near Walsenburg Colorado is continued until Monday afternoon. Three miners Harvey Moyer James Moran and Jack Stanberger were killed with Harold Ralya injured and aiding a rescue. Officials note uncertain cause as smoke filled the chamber and crews searched for the origin of the blast.
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Walsenburg
Colo
Gordon Coal Company
Harvey Moyer
James Moran
Jack Stanberger
Harold Ralya
Two Women Injured as Auto Hits Wagon on Highway
Deputy Sheriff Epifanio Padilla arrested H Schutt and T W Bennett after their car struck a wagon carrying the Padillas family on a highway near Los Padillas. Two women were injured, one seriously, as the vehicle reportedly hit from behind at high speed. Sheriff Felipe Zamora could not confirm the injured women’s first names. The pair were en route to Belen.
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H. Schutt
T. W. Bennett
Epifanio Padilla
Los Padillas
Padillas
Felipe Zamora
Schutt
Bennett
Belen
Ford Motor Company Considers Ore Mining Venture
St. Paul June 20. The St. Paul Pioneer Press will say tomorrow that Ford Motor Company contemplates large scale ore mining. The plan would also involve power development and acquisition of a top harbor on Lake Superior as part of its broader investment.
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St. Paul
The
Peasants International Urges Chinese Revolution
The peasants international based in Moscow appeals to Chinese women to overthrow foreign powers and form a Chinese revolutionary assembly. It calls for abolition of foreign jurisdiction, a central national government, land reform, and the formation of soldier and vigilance committees in support of Sun Yat Sen covenants.
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Moscow
Peasants’ International
Women Peasants of
China
Peasants Communist International
Sun Yat Sen
South
Chinese Revolutionary Assembly
Dentist Thomas W Young Declared Sane by Alienists
The three alienists report to the district attorney say Dr Thomas W Young the defendant in the murder of his wife is sane and possesses an exceptionally keen mind. Young a dentist confessed to killing Grace Young wife of a late olive millionaire by gas and burying her in a concrete crypt under their Beverly Glen cabin.
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Los Angeles
Thomas W. Young
Young
Grace Youngs
Beverley Glen
Rain Deluge Breaks Drought in Three Counties
Las Vegas New Mexico reports the first substantial rain since May as San Miguel Colfax and Mora counties receive about an inch. Rain began around 4 30 p m lasting two hours in several towns with lighter showers elsewhere, easing farm fears after persistent dry winds.
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Las Vegas
N. M
San Miguel County
Colfax County
Mora County
Mora
Pecos
Rowe, Glorieta
Delia
Wagon Mound
Fire truck collision injures four in Denver crash
Fire department truck No. 1 struck a car on Colfax avenue at Speer boulevard injuring Thomas H. McDonnell and three others. McDonnell suspected fatally with a fractured skull while his daughter Margaret Boss and others sustained cuts bruises and shock.
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Denver
Thomas H. McDonnell
McDonnell
Colfax Avenue
Speer Boulevard
Margraret M. Boss
Robert M. Briden
Crisis passed in Italy lire battle seen as relief
Rome reports that lire quotations improved in the market and bankers say there is no reason for anxiety. The June 20 update notes the crisis level in Italy's currency dispute appears reached and passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Future Course Mapped by Trade Commission
The Federal Trade Commission released an order outlining its future handling of investigations prompted by congressional resolutions. The order, effective July 1, directs members to decide which inquiries to pursue and limits using funds for investigations not backed by both houses unless a Sherman Act violation is alleged. Commissioners Niren and Thompson dissented, arguing the commission should specify permissible investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Nurent
Thompson
Commission
Washington editor shot to death in Kelso
Thomas Dovery 56 editor of the Cowlitz Valley News was shot last night in South Kelso A pistol was found nearby Police seek weapon ownership Dovery had enemies from articles in his paper and spent his life in printing.
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Kelso
Wash
Thomas Dovery
Cowlitz Valley
Bank Robber Sentenced in Five Minutes in Kokomo
Kokomo Indiana June 20 Everet Ridgewater 23 confessed bank robber but was tried and sentenced in five minutes and sent immediately to the penitentiary He told police he had 30000 put away
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Kokomo
Ind
Everett Rridgewater
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Copeland
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National University of Sciences
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