Wreckage of two flier found. pilot dead near Elsinore
Leslie H. Smith 25 year old pilot missing since Thursday night was found dead in his De Haviland wreckage on a hillside nine miles north of Elsinore Missouri. Three farmers located the crash after hearing a plane Thursday night. Smith had left Little Rock, Arkansas at 7 10 pm and had not been heard from since.
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Associated Press
Elsinore
Mail
Leslie H. Smith
Here
de Haviland
Ozark
Smith
Little Rock
Ark
Hunter
Willard Boyer
Harry Lecrease
Otis Tucker
Hoover Opens Sunday Rest Debate in California Trip
Hoover signals support for prohibition principles as he plans a California tour to meet President Coolidge in Wisconsin, resign from the cabinet, and depart Washington around July 10 with tentative arrival July 16. Governor Young and California citizens plan to greet him in Reno or nearby and escort him to San Francisco.
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Commerce
Hoover
California
Coolidge
Wisconsin
Work
Brule River
Washington
Young
Reno
Nev
Point East
San Francisco
Dawes Resting Comfortably After Abdominal Operation
Rufus C Dawes banker and brother of Vice President Dawes was reported resting easily today following an abdominal operation Saturday in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Rufus C., Dawes
Dawes
Soldier of Fortune Wounded While Seeking Wife
The article reports a man called a soldier of fortune who sought his wife's life and was fatally wounded after a shooting. He had worked as an advertising solicitor and had not been in Louisville for months. Police took him to the city hospital where he suffered a fatal abdomen wound. Young Wilson was paroled.
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Legion
Louisville
Joseph Carney
Chicago
Young Wilson
Mayon Volcano Erupts Afresh Sending Thousands Flee
The Mayon volcano on Luzon erupts with lava pouring from a lower crater lip driving natives to fear and nightly processions. Army aviators Goddard and Corkille photographed the caldron about 400 feet wide while Libay town on Albay’s north shore is reported nearly destroyed.
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George W. Goddard
John D. Corkille
Libay
Mayon
Albay Bay
Albay Province
Luzon
Legaspi
Manila
Fire at Butte home causes heavy smoke and minor damage
A fire of unknown origin at George Marcivich's residence 304 North Arizona Street sent thick smoke into the house last night. The blaze caused slight basement wall damage and was extinguished with chemical fire suppression by the Butte fire department. A large crowd gathered to watch.
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George Marcivich
Arizona Street
Butte Fire Department
Rebels Led by Mexican Maid in All Day Fight
A battle near La Griega, ten miles from Queretaro, pitted federal troops against rebels from dawn until 9 pm. Dispatches from Mexico City say troops rushed to the front by bus from Queretaro. Casualty figures were not available. The rebels were led by a woman named Coronela.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Texas
la Griega
Queretaro
Mexico City
el Continental
Butte Parade Plans Form Line of March and Abilities
Butte committee seeks instructions by 5 p m July 3 for parade order. The six divisions form on Main Copper East Granite Quartz Fast Quartz and Park streets with specific corner references. The head forms at Daly monument and follows Main Broadway Excelsior Park Gaylord Arizona Broadway Main Granite to courthouse.
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Asee
North Main
Daly Monument
West Copper Street
Copper
North Main Streets
East Copper Street
Granite Street
Granite
Quartz Street
Quartz
Quarta
Main Street
Main
Broadway
Excelsior
Park
Gaylord
Arizona
Courthouse
Governor Smith to tour on national radio with strategic speeches
The plan calls for about 15 speeches in key regions starting after Labor Day, broadcast nationally by radio. The tour emphasizes constructive statesmanship and a simple message to win a positive vote, avoiding old fashioned stump tactics and broad attacks. The itinerary includes New York, New Jersey, New England, Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, Denver, and other border and West Coast states.
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New York City
New Jersey
New England
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Denver
Waystops
Lindbergh Gives $1,000 For Byrd Polar Flight Fund
On the first anniversary of Richard Byrd's America landing at Ver sur Mer France Col Charles A Lindbergh presented a $1 000 check to the fund for Byrd's Antarctic expedition.
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Associated Press
New York
Richard E. Byrd
America
Ver-Sur-Mer
France
Charles A. Lindbergh
Byrd
Scotlandwide colliery plan to regulate coal marketing
Sixty collieries have joined a plan to control the marketing of coal in Scotland, aiming to tighten oversight and streamline sales across producing mines. The initiative unites operators under a common framework to stabilize prices and distribution.
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Scotland
Montana Farmers Call For Federal Help To Boost Agriculture
A Montana speech argues farmers face political neglect while other industries receive protections. It cites higher freight costs, exports of raw materials, and proposes Great Lakes St Lawrence project as relief. Estimated freight savings could reach millions for wheat shippers and Montana farmers.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Europe
Congress
Montana
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Atlantic Seaboard
Atlantic
Carbon County
Polish dictator demands new law amid diet criticism
Warsaw reports Marshal Joseph Pilsudski renounces the premiership due to constitutional limits and diet frustrations while stating he will remain minister of war and foreign affairs. He calls the diet an ineffective assembly and vows to resume premiership only if needed.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Joseph Pilsudski
Marshal Pilsudski
Poland
Pilsudski
Cyclists Touring Club of England to mark 50th anniversary
The Cyclists' Touring Club of England will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary this year, underscoring a half century of organized cycling culture and road safety advocacy.
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The
Cyclists’ Touring Club of England
New President Thomson Takes Up Duties at Mines School
Dr. Thomson begins his role as head of the Montana School of Mines after appointment by the State Board of Education. His prior work includes dean at Idaho School of Mines since 1917, extensive mining research, and leadership in several national engineering associations. He studied at Colorado School of Mines and the Royal School of Mines in London.
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Arthur E. Adams
School of Mines
Thomson
Adams
University of Idaho
State Board of Education of
Montana
Dr. Thomson
Craven
Thomson Wa
Educational Board
M. A Brannon
James H. Rowe
Butte
Frank Elie
Dillon
Victooia
British Columbia
British Columbia Refining Company
United States Bureau of Mines
Idaho Bureau of Mines and Geology
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Columbia
Association
Mining and Metallurgical Society of America
Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education
Associated Engineers of
Spokane
Northwest Scientific Society
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Idaho
Sigma Xi
Sigma Tay
Brussels Fair Prospers Significantly This Year
The Brussels Belgium fair this year drew stronger results than last year indicating improved attendance and sales with broader participation from exhibitors and visitors.
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Brussels
Belgium
Crowds At Brule Church Greet Coolidges On Birthday
Brule Wisconsin saw record crowds at a Sunday service for President Coolidge and family. Tourists crowd local roads, awaiting a glimpse of the president and Mrs Coolidge as guards deter access to their residence.
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Taylor
Gethsemane
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
Brule
Brule Chapel
Wisconsin
Mrs. Coolidge
Marines Deserters Detained After City Arrest
George Koehler and Joseph Ridges were arrested by district watchman Frank Fooney after prowling in the city Western section. They admit desertion from the U S marine corps on the West coast weeks ago. Mrs Koehler and two children spent the night in a possibly stolen Portland car. Portland officers seek the men for the car theft. Marine headquarters notified.
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George Koehler
Joseph Ridges
Frank Fooney
United States Marine Corps
Koehler
Portland
Marine Headquarters
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