Hearst Documents Denials Face Senate Inquiry
The Senate committee pressed Hearst witnesses on forged papers tied to Mexican documents with claims of payments to U S senators. Dudley Field Malone Arturo Elias denied involvement while Hearst said some papers originated from Mexican files and cost about 15000 dollars.
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Lindbergh in Mexico City Reception at National Palace
Lindbergh and party visited the National Museum to view the Aztec calendar stone before meeting Mexico's president at the National Palace. Guards saluted as he arrived and the ambassador, filer, Estrada, and General Alvarez attended a half hour audience with the chief executive. Approximately 200 congratulatory cablegrams poured in from around the world.
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Calles praises Lindberghs Mexico visit and flight feat
Plutarco Elias Calles lauds Charles Lindbergh for his New York to Mexico City flight. He calls Lindbergh an exceptional navigator and a symbol of goodwill between the United States and Mexico. Calles praises public welcome in Mexico City and sends warm congratulations to Lindbergh and the American nation.
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Lindbergh Eyes Air Flight Plans After Mexico City Stop
Colonel Lindbergh has not fixed his remaining itinerary in Mexico City. He plans to fly by air when he proceeds and may visit Nicaragua but will decide after advising. A flight over Mexico City is anticipated. Spirit of St. Louis checked and ready. Officials estimate a new world record for a non stop long distance solo overland, at least 2500 miles from Washington.
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Claim of Leybold 10 Rejected for November Services
The board denied claim No. 6,878 for $150 by T. P. Leybold as special investigator in November 1927. Rejections cite lack of authority to hire, insufficient itemization, no budgeted expenditure, unclear link to criminal cases in Silver Bow, and no emergency or just cause. All three commissioners voted to deny. Efforts noted to preserve Welch language.
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Leybold
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Don B. King
E. P. O’brien
Admiral Magruder Calls Navy Yard Abolitions and Hawaii Base
Admiral Magruder told a congressional committee the Charleston yard should be abolished and eyed Kittery as kept open for submarine work. He supported a Hawaii base and said many old ships including the flagship at Santiago stayed in commission to police South America, arguing newer ships should take on the work. He said he had been denied assignments and claimed press reports misrepresented officials, while exonerating the secretary of the navy.
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Java buys old papers as U S dominates Surabaya trade
Batavia dispatch reports the United States controls the bulk of Surabaya Java paper imports, supplying 16 770 of 17 180 metric tons this year. The newsprint demand boosts exports by American mills amid a global market shift.
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Batavia
United States
Surabaya
Flood Forces Hundreds From Dwellings in Ohio Valley
After four days of heavy rain the Ohio River crested at 40 feet in Wheeling and receded, sparing Wheeling from 42 foot flooding. About 150 South Wheeling homes were flooded and Benwood's business district inundated, with Tuxedo Park heavily submerged and thousands in property damage. Many residents evacuated by boat, on horseback, or by improvised rafts.
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Buffalo steaks featured on holiday tables in Missoula
Moiese federal bison range workers led by H. J. Helgeson are culling 175 surplus buffalo to supply holiday meals in Missoula. The meat will be a centerpiece as the region absorbs surplus game.
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H. J. Helgeson
Moiese
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