Byrd Plans Extended Aerial Explorations After Atlantic Flight
Commander Richard E. Byrd resumes public duty after a near tragedy on his transatlantic journey. He envisions seven to eight years of aerial exploration in exotic regions including Brazil and Arabia as part of the Leviathan project. Byrd and crew depart Paris for Dunkirk then reach Cherbourg to sail home aboard the Leviathan with Neville Acosta and Balchen.
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Associated Press
Paris
Richard E. Byrd
Brazil
Byrd
Lfe
Dunkirk
Letoquet
Cherbourg
Leviathan
Neville
Acosta
Balchen
Clarm
Famous Actor John Drew Slips Toward Death in San Francisco
John Drew, 73, veteran stage actor, remained weak in a San Francisco hospital after a May 31 admission. Attending physician Dr. Lawrence Hoffman said the actor slept most of the day and was not expected to recover, though he might survive the night.
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San Francisco
John Drew
Lawrence Hoffman
French airman Drouhin chosen to fly Columbia to America
Paris July 7 Maurice Drouhin noted French airman is selected to fly the Columbia to America and has accepted Charles Levine as passenger Levine will accompany in the plane despite language differences with a pocket dictionary Drouhin a leading French aviator who has held the world flight duration record three times He recently discussed transatlantic flight routes and conditions with Commander Byrd before the crossing plan.
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Associated Prese
Paris
Charles Levine
Maurice Drouhin
Columbia
America
Levine
Drouhin
Bellas
France
New York
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Bert Acosta
Drouin
Byrd
Beloved Butte Matron Mrs Gillie Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. John Gillie a renowned Butte matron died yesterday at St Anns hospital Anaconda after several years of illness. Born Nettie Emerson in Placerville California in 1859 she came to Montana with her husband John Gillie consulting engineer of the Anaconda company and was deeply respected by local society.
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John Gillie
Butte
St. Ann's Hospital
Anaconda
Gillie
Anafonda Company
Placerville
Cal
Nettie Emerson
Montana
Rail firms study air passenger service at Cedar Point
Five large railroad companies discuss supplementing train passenger routes with air service. William P. MacCracken Jr. assistant secretary of commerce for aviation, arrived to address the Cedar Point convention of the American Bar Association, delaying his schedule tonight.
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Cedar Point
Ohio
William P. MacCracken Jr
Commerce
Aviation
MacCracken
American Bar Association
The
Bar Association
New Assessment Law Affects Silver Bow County Taxpayers
A new biennial assessment law means Silver Bow county real estate values will hold for two years. Deputy County Attorney Frank Sullivan says assessments cannot be altered by the assessor until the next period except for new construction or improvements. The county board of equalization will meet Monday and again midweek then three times weekly until August’s second Monday to adjust assessments and hear appeals with a state board appeal possible at Helena.
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Silver Bow
Butte
Frank Sullivan
Sullivan
Boards of Equalization
County Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Helena
President Coolidge Views Rapid City School and Receives Mexican Report
President Coolidge spent part of the day at Rapid City inspecting the Indian school and hosting James R effield ambassador to Mexico who provided a first hand report on U S Mexican relations. Details of the ambassador’s briefing were withheld pending further conversations.
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Associated Press
Rapid City
Ly 7
United States
Mex
Presit Coolidge
Ite House
James Reffield
Mexico
Shemerd
Gourtney's Whale Near Completion For Ocean Flight
Air Marshal Braneker inspected the Dorier Napier flying boat planned for the first westward Atlantic flight by Captain Frank T Courtney. The official deemed the craft fit for continued preparation at Calshot Naval Flying Base England.
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Oinamerican Newspaper Alliance
Standard
North American Newspaper Alliance
Great Britain
Westminster Gazette
Calshot
England
Sir Sefton Braneker
Frank T. Courtney
Atlantic
Daughter of envoy wed in London not superstitious
Miss Matilda Houghton daughter of the American ambassador wed Chandler P Anderson Jr this afternoon in London. Five bridesmaids on each side wore emerald georgette outfits with lace trimming and green hats. The ceremony drew cabinet and diplomatic corps members as well as festive flower colors of red white and blue and wheat sheaves.
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Associated Pross
London
Mtilda Houghton
Chandler P. Anderson Jr
Leghorn
Cabinet
Margaret's
Westminster
United States agents nip plan to start revolution in South American nation
Federal agents seized 350 rifles and 100000 rounds of ammunition from a dingy steamer bound for the Caribbean, proving an alleged attempt to spark a Central American revolution was thwarted. Three suspects linked to Enrique Cennara Vincent Joneales and Harold Teeters were arrested near the East River dock, bail set at $1000 each. The munitions were invoiced for Tumaca Colombia and likely destined to transfer at sea to revolutionists. Colombian consulate officials reported no recent disturbances or threats.
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United States
Nip
New York
Caribbean Sea
Enrique Cennara
Vincent Joneales
Harold Teeters
Tumaca
Colombia
Financial leaders from four nations meet in Washington
Financial chiefs from England France and Germany met with the U S Federal Reserve officials in Washington to discuss stabilizing exchanges gold movements and the Dawes plan amid secrecy. Participants included Montague Norman Charles Rist and Jhalmar Schacht with Gov Crissinger and other Federal Reserve members.
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Washington
Montague C. Norman
Bank of England
Charles Rist
Bank of France
Jhalmar Schacht
Reisch Bank
New York
D. R. Crissinger
Reserve Board
Mills
Treasury
Norman
Rist
Kkellogg
Paul Ricard
J. W. McIntosh
The
Currency
R. B. ‘Warren
Foreign Department
New York Federal Reserve Bank
George L. Harrison
Secretaries Praise Montana Highways Progress at Conference
The July 7 session of the Montana secretaries association in Livingston lauded rapid highway improvements aligned with the three cent gasoline tax plan. Delegates noted Montana publicity efforts to boost tourism and discussed the Pacific Northwest Scenic Highway program with Arthur Breinstein of the Montana Automobile Association highlighting growing membership.
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Livingston
Commercial Club Secretaries of
Montana
W. G. Ferguson
Secretages’ Association
Pacific Northwest Scenic Highway Association
Arthur J. Breinstein
Montana Automobile Association
Unconscious For 5 Hours Ends in Section Worker's Death
Filippo Menusan a 43 year old section hand of 141 Kane Street died yesterday at Murray Hospital after 35 hours unconscious following injuries near the Northern Pacific roundhouse. Found beside tracks at 5 am Wednesday, authorities believe a locomotive struck him. Right foot toes amputated and skull fracture noted.
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Filippo Menusan
Kane Stree
Murray Hospital
Northern Pacific Roundhouse
Manusan
Birger and associates face separate trial in mayor murder case
The defense pressed severance bids as Charles Birger Art Newman and Ray Hyland stand accused of murdering Mayor Joe Adams of West City. Circuit Judge C Hiamer ruled Birger and Newman must be tried separately while Newman seeks more time to prepare as Hyland and Birger ready for trial.
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Dyena Benton
Til
Charles Birger
Art Newman
Ray Hyland
Joe ‘Adams
West City
C. Hiamer Iniea Tare
Birger
Newman
Miller
Hyland
Grain yield would pay indebtedness of two counties
Rainfall and bumper crops uplift optimism across Roosevelt and Sheridan counties. Secretary of State William Powers reports northeastern Montana faces the greatest crop year. wheat, hay, and cattle prospects bolster farmer and business confidence as spring wheat heads and rains increase yield.
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Byrd
Earth
Montana
Powers
Helena
William Powers
Culbertson
Conditi Ellent
Mr. Powers
Roosevelt
Sheridan County
Wood Opposes Transfer of Philippine Power
Governor General Wood on leave says admin control of the Philippine islands should stay with the War Department not the Interior Department. He spoke after meeting with Secretary Davis and Major General Frank McIntyre, noting President Coolidge endorses transfer to the Interior and urging retention under the War Department.
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Washington
Philippine Islands
War Department
Interior Department
Wood
Davis
Frank McIntyre
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Interior
Coolidge
Philippines
Japan moves for larger submarine fleet in tripartite talks
Geneva July 7 Japan demands a substantial increase in total submarine tonnage under the projected tripartite naval treaty. Private talks proceed with a formal session set for tomorrow. Japan seeks 70 000 tons for Nippon while proposing a 34 000 ton rise, arguing vast island empire coast defense. United States and Great Britain would see submarine zones of 60 000 to 90 000 tons and 36 000 to 54 000 tons respectively.
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Answee
Irese
Geneva
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Steason
Proprias
Saito
Nippon
Kilaua Volcano Erupts With Lava Fountains and Fire
In Hawaii Kilaua volcano awakens after ages and erupts lava from Halemaumau crater. Four lava fountains rise about 125 feet as earthquakes warn observers. A lava lake forms three rivers across the slopes and crowds retreat amid fumes and ash.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Kilaua
Halemaumau
Forty boys to leave Sunday for Scout Camp Lowlands
Forty boys will depart Sunday morning for Scout Camp Lowlands, 12 miles north of the city, for a six week summer program. The first contingent includes Tom Barrett, William McGuire, Kenneth Eisler and others, with accommodations and transport arranged.
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Batte
Pines
Northwest
Lowlands
Tom Barrett
William McGuire
Kenneth Eisler
Bob Lindforth
Frank Murray
Bruce ‘Marshall
Bob McTaggart
John Coughlin
Wilbur Ford
Leslie Harding
Louis Hexem
Albert McArthur
Larry McDonald
Vincent McCarthy
Emmett “McCarthy
Robert ‘McHugh
Dan Miles
Francis Morris
Leonard Noyes
John’ Peterson
Arthur
Scudamore
Seward Prater
May Rogers
Roy Thomas
Mares Schiffman
Dave
Thomas Tom
Wage
Morgan
John Wright
Eek Wait
Harold ‘Hanson
Lous Hernan
Robert Smith
Byron Zundle
Thomas Philips
Thomas Garrigah
Fema
Amp
Butte
Dan Dayton
Scout
Es.moyie
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