Amundsen Rescue Hope Sinks Among Arctic Search Efforts
Reports from London and Copenhagen state that a large fleet of whaling boats is urged as a last-hope measure to find Roald Amundsen and companions. Hope grows fainter after 12 days with sea and air searches yielding no sign. prayer services are held in Norway and Danish explorer Peter Freuchen notes reduced optimism. The Latham seaplane likely capsized in a storm, suggesting a fatal end in line with Amundsen’s wish to rescue Nobile party members.
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Associated Press
London
Roald Amundsen
Copenhagen
Norway
Politiken
Peter Freuchen
Tromsoe
Amundsen
Freuchen
Leninland
Helmer Hansen
South Pole
Nobile Party
Latham
Italian and Swedish Air Teams Return From Italia Survivors Search
The Stefani News Agency reports Majors Maddalena and Penzo in two Italian seaplanes and the Swedish hydroairplane Upland returned to Virgo bay at 3 pm after searching for Italia survivors on the ice. A Finnish ski plane stayed back due to bad weather and fog near Cape Leigh Smith.
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Associated Press
Paris
Stefani
Maddalena
Penzo
Italia
Oelock
Virgo Bay
Citta di Milano
Cape Leigh Smith
Undertakers Notices for Kobie Riley and Farrell
The remains of Oscar Kobie lie at Duggan parlors awaiting completion of funeral plans after his brother Riley arrives. John Riley age 8 of 129 West Summit Street rests at home with funeral to be announced and burial in Holy Cross cemetery. John Farrell age 5 died yesterday and his remains are at Duggan parlors with funeral notice to follow.
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Kobie
Oscar Kobie
Duggan
Farrell
John Farrell
Funeral for William J. Cassin Monday in Worcester
The funeral for the late William J. Cassin will be held Monday from the family residence at 637 South Washington Street at 9 o'clock, moving to St. Patrick's Church for a 9:30 high mass. Interment follows at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Question Answers Hidden in Page Four Clues
The item asks about Nicholas Longworth’s daughter and her name, a French empress who remarked let them eat cake, the writing style of early Egyptians, and the Bible verse where Jesus speaks of being born again. The answers are indicated as appearing on page 4.
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Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
France
Broadway Vaudeville Close with Blue Bonnet Revue
The Broadway theater wraps up with the Blue Bonnet Revue headlining a spicy varied bill. The show includes Gilber and Helston in Oh Aggie and slots for Brugge the violinist Voltaire Duo and Evans Hoey in Swedish Nonsense. A feature film, Wild Geese, rounds out the program.
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Broadway
Gilber
Helston
Charles Brugge
Voltaire
Evans and Hoey
While London Sleeps at the Ansonia Ends Run Tonight
Warner Bros. thriller stars Rin-Tin-Tin Helene Costello and Walter Merrill in a Limehouse tale of a ruthless criminal an ape-man slave and a clever dog. Walter Morosco directs a strong cast in one of the era’s top screen thrillers.
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London
Warner Bros
Rin-Tin-Tin
Ansonia
Limehouse
Walter Morosco
Ri-Tin-Tin
Helene Costello
Walter Merrill
Funeral services for Charles A. Brawdy held at home
The funeral for the late Charles A. Brawdy was held at 2 PM today at his mother's West Granite Street home near the Orphan Girl mine. The Rev. Charles G. Cole officiated and interment followed at Mount Moriah cemetery.
McNeil Remains at Sherman Reed Funeral Home
The remains of Alex McNeil are at Sherman and Reed funeral home with funeral time and location to be announced later.
Montana Masons Plan Four Day Melita Island Event
Dr W J Marshall announces four day Masonic celebration at Melita Island Polson with grand councils meetings July 2 3 and 4 5 6 including Knights Templars drill cup contest regatta and Independence day program at Flathead Lake scenic venue with sleeping options and ferry access for visitors.
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Missoula
Livingston Commandry
Montana
Polson
Kalispell
Hiawatha Lodge
Wild Horse Island
Flathead Lake
Lofty Mission
Swan Ranges
Hiawatha
H. H. Parsons
Good Time Charley Opens at the American Theater
At the American theater today the heartwarming tale of an old-time song and dance man and his daughter unfolds. Warner Oland delivers a superb performance while Clyde Cook and Helene Costello showcase humor and dance respectively. Michael Curtiz directs with authenticity as the plot darkens toward vengeance and a dramatic, redeeming finale.
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Charley
American Theater Today
Warner Oland
Clyde Cook
Helene Costello
Michael Curtiz
Charles Lavell
The
Wurlitzer
Democratic Leader Doyle Dies in Menominee
Michael J. Doyle a leading Michigan Democrat and prominent attorney died at his home in Menominee after six weeks of heart disease. Funeral details were not announced.
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Associated Press
Menominee, Mich
Michael J. Doyle
Democratic Party
Michigan
Aviators Body Found By Youth In Missouri Crash
Leslie H. Smith missing airmail pilot was found dead beside his plane five miles north of Elsinore Missouri. An 11 year old farmer boy discovered the body at noon. Bud Gurney of Robertson Aircraft identified the flyer. Smith had left Little Rock for St. Louis Thursday night amid a fierce storm that likely caused a sudden crash.
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Associated Press
Elsinore
Leslie H. Smith
Here
Smith
Bud” Gurney
Robertson Aircraft, Company
Gurney
Little Rock
Ark
St. Louis
Dillon man jailed for forgery in $47.50 check
Ed Rogers was sentenced by Judge Henry G. Rodgers to five to ten years in state prison after pleading guilty to forgery. He allegedly forged Bernard Garrison of Grant’s name on a $47.50 check and tried to flee after officers arrested him as he stepped from a southbound freight train in Dillon.
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Dillon
Ed Rogers
Henry G. Rodgers
Rogers
Bernard Garrison
Grant
Mint Pool Hall
Melrose
Four Women Held On Booze Charges In Dillon
Four rooming house proprietresses in Dillon were arraigned before Justice George Opp on prohibition violations. Each was bound over to federal court in Butte in $200 bonds. Named defendants are Mabel Wagner, Gene Knight, Laura Taylor, and Ruth Ross. they were arrested by Deputy U S Marshal C F Parsons of Butte.
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Dillon
Justice of the Peace George Opp
Butte
Mabel Wagner
Gene Knight
Laura Taylor
Ruth Ross
United States
C. F. Parsons
Beaverhead county leads Montana wool production in 1920s
Beaverhead county completes shearing with two and a half million pounds of fleeces stored at First National warehouse in Dillon. Wool is in excellent condition and fetching top Northwest prices, including a clip sold for 42½ cents. Local notes include orchestra formation at Montana State Normal College and various Dillon visits.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Work to resign as interior secretary to lead Republican committee
Chicago July 1 Hubert Work secretary of the interior left for Superior Wisconsin to meet President Coolidge and tender his resignation to assume charge of the Republican national committee. He plans to return to Washington tomorrow evening to begin coordinating Midwest campaign plans and naming a Mid West campaign director. James W Good may take the Midwest post. Walter H Newton is considered for the speakers bureau chair.
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Hubert Work
Interior
Superior
Wis
President Coolidge
Republican National Committee
Work
Washington
National Committee
Mid-West
James W. Good
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
Crood
Walter H. Newton
Minnesota
Col
J. H. Carroll
Myr. Carroll
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Dramatic Tank Scene Captured At The Rialto
Richard Barthelmess faced a towering tank in a close up during The Patent Leather Kid at the Rialto. The fearsome prop loomed inch by inch over him as crew urged a retreat but he held ground until dashing away. Vitaphone vaudeville and newsreels accompany the program.
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Richard Barthelmess
Rialto Theatre
Barthlemess
al Rockett
Vitaphone
Movietone
Rialto Band
Welfare worker Ada Leigh to tour Americas cities
Paris dispatch notes Mrs. Ada Leigh aged 88 will visit America and Canada this fall to lecture before women’s clubs in major cities, continuing sixty years of anti white slavery welfare work.
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Associated Press
Paris
America
Canada
Ada Leigh
Tragedy in France Mine Kills Forty Eight Workers
In Saint Etienne France 48 coal miners died when fire damp and collapsed galleries caused by a burst pipe supply fire left 20 foreigners among the victims. Andre Tardieu oversaw the rescue as Cardinal Maurin prepared funeral services with miners' delegations expected from Britain Germany and Belgium.
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Ste. Etienne
France
Andre ‘Tardieu
Cardinal Maurin
Lyons
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
Reserve Pilot Killed When Army Plane Crashes Near Kansas City
Forrest G. Thackaberry a Kansas City private in the air corps reserve died this afternoon when an army aircraft carrying him collided with another plane during simulated combat near North Kansas City Missouri. Capt. W L Campbell parachuted to safety after the tail was severed. Lieut. W S Green's plane landed without major damage. Thackaberry apparently did not use his parachute as the wreckage was found.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Forrest G. Thackaberry
Air Corps Reserve
W. L. Campbell
Thackaberry
W. 8. Green
Green
Campbell
Earthquake Felt Near Georgetown University Seismograph
Seismograph at Georgetown University recorded an earthquake about 2,500 miles from Washington. Father Tondorff noted shocks began at 4 29 a m reached a maximum at 4 45 and lasted until about 6 o'clock. The quake was of moderate intensity and likely originated in South Africa.
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Associated Press
Washington
Georgetown University
Father Tondorff
South Africa
Montana Bean Industry Faces Marketing and Expansion Challenge
Bozeman dispatch highlights a Montana Extension Service circular by E. J. Bell Jr. on bean marketing in the Billings area. It notes rapidly growing production, with 4,000 acres in 1922 rising to 5,000 in 1927 and roughly 100,000 sacks in 1925, but Montana remains a small share of national Great Northern bean output. Suggestions include national advertising, a definite brand, improved financing, and cooperative marketing to expand markets beyond the southern states.
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Bozeman
Montana
E. J. Bell Jr
Department of Agricultural Economics
Montana Experiment Station
Montana Extension Service
Billings
Idaho
Wyoming
United States
Playwright Avery Hopwood Dies at French Seaside
American dramatist Avery Hopwood died suddenly while swimming at Juan-les-Pins on the French Riviera where he had been staying. A prolific writer, Hopwood gained fame for farce comedies such as Fair and Warmer and The Bat, often collaborating with others, and was born in Cleveland in 1882.
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Avery Hopwood
French
Nic
France
Jaun-Les-Pins
French Riviera
The
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Gertie’s Garter
Wilson Collson
Channing Pollock
Cleveland
Ohio
University of Michigan
Cleveland Leader
Raids Result in Bonds for Liquor Violators in Polson
Federal and local officers conducted raids near Polson on Thursday, finding moonshine at Norvelle Morias residence and liquor at Hidaway lodge and the Grill restaurant. Rose Dee Donohue, Rose Murphy, Carol Bottkin, and James Howard were arrested. Morias could not post bond and is jailed. Hearings set with U.S. Commissioner M M Marcey. most defendants bound over to federal court.
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Flathead Lake
Hidaway Lodge
Rose Dee Donohue
Reed and Holland
Missoula
Larocque and McKenzie Trade Ventures on the Yellowstone
Francois Antoine Larocque and Charles McKenzie explored the upper Missouri before Lewis and Clark and learned of the Yellowstone. Larocque sought to trade with Indians and promised to respect American soil, but the United States forbade British subjects on American land. The Northwest Company shifted explorations westward beyond the forty ninth parallel.
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Francois Antoine Larocque
Northwest Company
Charles McKenzie
Missouri
Lewis and Clark
Yellowstone
Larocque
Laroccque
Lewis
Leis and Clark
Powder River
Pryor's Fork
United States
Airplane plunge kills three at Clinton golf course
A Clinton plane crash on the golf course links killed pilot Dr. Homer K. Lambert his daughter Betty four and his niece Shirley Lambert fourteen of Toledo Ohio.
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Clinton
Iowa
Clinton Golf Course
Homer K. Lambert
Betty
Lambert
Shirley Lambert
Toledo
Ohio
Wilson Collison Works and Notable Titles 1919 1924
The list notes Wilson Collison and his published works The Great Tiluston 1920 Why Men Leave Home 1922 Little Miss Blue beard 1922 and The Harem 1924 among his writings spanning 1919 to 1924.
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Wilson Collison
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