Air and naval plan talks dominate postwar posts
The article notes debates among American British and Japanese officials on naval limitations with Gibson Saito Ishii and Bridgeman meeting in Geneva. Japan denies rejecting a 5-5-3 ratio for auxiliaries while delegations study technical bases for the plans.
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Geneva
Hugh S. Gibson
Viscount Saito
Viscount Ishii
Japan
W. C. Bridgeman
Admiralty
Mr. Gibson
Frank H. Scofield
War Plans Division
Navy Department
McClelland Trial Underway in District Court
The trial of Bill McClelland on charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated is in progress in district court. District Attorney Ww x iter leads the prosecution and Ernest . Miter defends the defendant.
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Bill McClelland
Ww Xiter
Ernest
Miter
Weather forecast with warm Thursday and past extremes
Tonight and Thursday are expected to be partly cloudy with warmer conditions on Thursday. Historical extremes cited show temperatures reaching 84 and 4 degrees. Hourly readings start at 7 a.m. with 53 degrees and climb to 72 degrees by 1 p.m.
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Hoon
Use of Worms for Trout Slaughter Protest at White House
Edward G. Taylor, a Chicago newspaperman representing the Izaak Walton League, protested to President Coolidge about using worms in trout fishing. He urged barbless hooks and flies so unharmed fish could be released, and the protest was delivered to President's secretary Everett Saunders after failing to meet the president.
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United Press
Rapid City
S. D
Coolidge
White House
Edward G. Taylor
Izaak Walton League
National Conservation Association
Taylor
Everett Saunders
Lindbergh Plans Washington Visit and Return Flight
Charles Lindbergh planned a trip from Dayton to Washington for talks with top government air chiefs on aviation development and his future plans. He may depart from Selfridge Field in a borrowed plane or use the Spirit of St Louis depending on last minute decisions.
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United Press
Washington
Charles Lindbergh
Army, Navy and Commerce Department
St. Louis
Associated Presa
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dayton
Germaine
Thomas Lanphier
Selfridge Field
Escaped Texas convicts recaptured after Ferguson farm breakout near Huntsville
In the Ferguson farm escape near Huntsville Texas thirty five white convicts gained liberty early today. Three were quickly recaptured and bloodhounds trailed the others through heavy gumbo mud as rains swelled streams hindering crossing. Four escapees were convicted of murder and one, Alvin Ireland, involved in a prior bank robbery escape, is among those recaptured or at large.
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Associated Press
Huntsville
Texas
Ferguson Farm
Here
Blueridge
Fort Bend County
Will Rader
Alvin Ireland
Perry A. Little Dies in Venice on European Tour
Perry A. Little of Buffalo New York former president of the Amarillo Cas company and the Panhandle Pipeline company died in Venice Italy on June 20 information reaching friends says He attended the International Rotary convention in Ostend Belgium earlier in the month and was touring Europe at the time of his death He helped develop the Panhandle oil and gas field and was widely known in Amarillo
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Perry A. Little
Venice
Italy
Buffalo, N. Y
Amarillo Cas Company
Panhandle Pipeline Company
Mr. Little
Ostend
Belgium
Europe
Amarillo
Panhandle
Belgian National Bank Lowers Discount Rate
The National Bank of Belgium reduced its discount rate from 5 percent to 5 percent in Brussels on June 22. The move marks a继续 hold with no change in the nominal rate despite the stated cut.
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The
Associated Press
Brussels
Belgium
National Bank of Belgium Today
Keefe Carter Eliminated In Trans Miss Golf Meet
Keefe Carter, the noted Oklahoma golfer, was one of 16 players eliminated in morning play at the trans Mississippi tournament in Broadmoor Colorado Springs. He lost to Guilford Jones of Denver 3 and 2, as Eddie Held of St. Louis 1926 trans Mississippi champion defeated Jack Pollard of Omaha 4 and 3.
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United Press
Broadmoor
Colorado Springs
Colo
Keefe Carter
Oklahoma
Carter
Guilford Jones
Denver
Eddie Held
St. Louis
Jack Pollard
Omaha
Texans Arrive in Chicago for Go Moody Goodwill Visit
A Texas delegation led by Go. Dan Moody, totaling 125 people, arrived in Chicago for a two day goodwill visit. They toured the city and later dined with the Chicago Association of Commerce before attending a White Sox and St. Louis game.
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Associated Pros
Chicago
Dan Moody
Chicago Association of Commerce
White Sox
St. Louis
Bobby Jones to defend British Open title at St Andrews
Atlanta Journal reports Bobby Jones will defend his Open title at St Andrews and sail from New York on the Transylvania to Scotland. The note appears in a June 22 dispatch from Atlanta.
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Associated Preas
Atlanta
The
Atlanta Journal
Bobby Jones
St. Andrews
New York
Transylvania
Scotland
Indian Wins Kiss From "Little Fawn" As Marathon Winner
Mad Bull Karook, an Indian runner, won the 480 mile San Francisco to Grant's Pass race at 12 18 am finishing in seven days twelve hours thirty four minutes. He received a $1000 prize plus $325 in extras and was greeted with a hug and a kiss from Princess Little Fawn of the Klamath as four thousand spectators watched the finish on the Red Wood highway.
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Grant's Pass
Ore
Mad Bull
Karook
San Francisco
Grant
Rain Over Panhandle Plains Boosts Planting Prospects
Overnight rain drenched the Panhandle and surrounding areas with amounts from a quarter to two inches in places. Ample moisture improved ground conditions for kaffir and maize planting, and the cattle range benefitted, with wheat outlook reported as undamaged by moisture.
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Weather Bureau
Atnasvillo
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Woodward
Oklo
Hereford
Black
Miami
Pampa
Borger
Texico
Clovia
Higgins
Glazier
Taiban
New Mexico
Roswell
Carlsbad
Canyon
Slappy
Tulsa
Plainview
Prison Mutiny Enters Second Day at Kansas Mine
In Lansing Kansas 328 inmates at the state penitentiary remained underground more than 24 hours after mutinying over cigarettes and coal. Guards wounded a riot prisoner, the mine lights are out, and communications are cut off as officials expect surrender soon.
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United Press
Lansing
Kan
Kansan State Penitentiary
Aviation experts warn of future air fleets crossing oceans
Washington officials say five to ten years may see fleets of military planes able to cross the Atlantic and strike U S shores. They support maintaining the five year aircraft program and expanding carrier capacity up to treaty limits to meet evolving air defense needs.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Tresa
Washington
Chamberlin
Army
Navy Air Services
United States
Aviation Atlantic
Congress
Eure
Langley
Lexington
Saratoga
Wm. A. Moffett
Navy
Bureau
Seronantion
America
Europe
Atlantis
Air Services
Atlantic
American fliers Cham Berlin and Levine land in Budapest
The American aviators Cham Berlin and Levine arrived by air from Vienna, touching down at Matyasfield aviation field at 10:17. They received silver awards from the Hungarian Aero club as speeches by J Butler Wright the American Minister and Budapest's burgo master and the Hungarian minister of commerce followed.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Hungary
Chamberlin
Levine
Vienna
Matyasfield Aviation Field
Hungarian Aero Club
J. Butler Wright
Commerce
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