Oakland Fliers Forced Landing on Molokai Island
Oakland fliers Emory Bronte and Earnest Smith ended their Honolulu to Oakland flight with a forced descent on Molokai after exhausting gasoline. They reported they were uninjured, planned to salvage parts, and received a warm island reception. Authorities and ships had searched 700 miles northeast before confirmation of safe landing reached Honolulu.
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Molokai
Lowell Smith
Fiiers
Here
Pacific Lme
Smith
Molokai Island
Bronte
Hawaii
Honolulu
Earnest L. Smith
Emory B. Bronte
Oakland-Honolulu
Pacific
Kaunakaki
SAS
Wilhelmina
Pierce
Kenowis
Wheeleveld
Lester J. Maitland
Albert. Hegenberger
Oakland
Cal
Wilhelm
Pais
Fiers
Kanaukaki
Mutual Telephone Company
Lakefield
Island of
Oahu
Smith and Bronte
Court Turmoil in Vienna Sparks Widespread Rioting
A Vienna court riot seeps into the city amid clashes between workers and police. Barricades form outside the palace of justice as mobs loot, burn, and storm buildings. Regular troops are deployed as fire crews contest fires and officials report casualties and continued unrest.
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Ringstrasse
Palace of Justice
Josefstrasse
Sciener Neuste Nachrichten
Reichspost
Socialist Party
Diplomat Henry White Dies at Lenox Summer Home
Henry White, longtime American diplomat and Versailles peace conference delegate, died after an operation. Funeral in Lenox Trinity Episcopal Church. private. He was born 1850 in Baltimore and held posts in Vienna London Paris Rome and more, with a storied career and ties to Vanderbilt and Sloane families.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Henry White
Lenox
Trinity Episcopal Church
White
William Douglas Sloane
Herman Scherrioss
United States
France
Italy
Joseph H. Choate
London
Phelps
Lincoln
Bayard
Hay
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Ald
Maryland
Margaret Stuyvesant Rutherford
New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Margaret
Countess Scherr-Thoss
Royal Prussian Cuirassiers
Germany
Emily Vanderbilt
Sloane
United States Legation
Viena
McKinley
Roosevelt
Algeciras
Taft
Paris
Society of the Pilgrims
John Bigelow
Levi P. Morton
St. Andrew’s University
Scotland
Johns Hopkins
Harvard
Rome
International Institute of Agriculture
Buenos Aires
Washington
Jones Onc e More Takes Open Title
Jones wins the Open title before a crowd at the Royal and Ancient Golf Club. The American ace posted rounds of 68 72 72 72 for seven under par on the Old Course. He matched a record with ten holes in 38 and only four threes, while spectators cheered as cameras captured the moment.
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Amming
Jones
Bobby Jones
Col
Henry Alexander Sethine
Toval and Ancient Club
Stride
Imore
Butte Plans Lavish Welcome For Lindbergh Visit
Butte will stage a grand welcome for Charles Lindbergh with a banquet at Clark Park and a citywide reception around September 6. Mayor Beadle announced plans to form committees, invite dignitaries, and cover all travel costs for Lindbergh and his mother Evangeline.
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Beadle
Guggenheim
Butte
Lindbergh
Montana
Colonel Lindbergh
Clark Park
Evangeline L. L. Lindbergh
Ashland Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Luxurious Train Arrives in Butte On Westward Journey
The Raymond and Whitcomb special train with 40 passengers including Judge Leslie P. Snow and ex governor Roland Spaulding arrived in Butte last night and departed for Yellowstone park. The four Pullman coaches plus amenities feature bath rooms, a barber shop, dancing floor, radio and library. The party travels to Banff Glacier Ranier and Garden of the Gods before Denver. General passenger agent D S Spencer notes Westward grandeur, rising Yellowstone visitation, and increased intermountain travel with Californians returning to the region.
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Raymond and Whitcomb
Butte
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Leslie P. Snow
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Roland Mr. Spaulding
Banff
Ranier National Park
Glacier Park
Yellowstone
Salt Lake
Garden of the Gods
Colorado Springs
Denver
D. S. Spencer
Spencer
West
New York
Boston
Montana
California
Intermountain
Mr. Spencer
Chance for Pact Growing Brighter Amid Naval Talks
The article notes that most American cruisers, excluding the Omaha class, will be at least 20 years old next year and largely useless for new schemes. A British spokesman says wartime scouting ships hamper peace time duties as they lack space and cooling, increasing tonnage needs. Britain would need newer cruisers to convoy fast liners, while some obsolete vessels could assist freighters. The piece ends with Sir Esme Howard’s planned U S visit and speculation about a potential limitation treaty.
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Clare
Great Britain
North Sea
Red Sea
Persian Gulf
Indian Ocean
Mauretania
Aquitania
Berngaria
Majestic
Esme Howard
United States
Coolidge
Butte Chamber backs Spokane air Derby prizes
The Butte Chamber of Commerce approved unqualified support for the Spokane air Derby and expanded the aviation committee. Prizes totaling 500 dollars were set for the first two aviators to reach Butte, with 300 for first and 200 for second. The group awaits a federal aviation expert to survey the Derby route. Major Fancher plans a July 23 visit to discuss staying as a guest of the committee. Police arrest three men after a theater incident on Harrison Avenue involving improvised projectiles.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
Aviation
Aviation Committee
Butte
Chicago
Minneapolis
Billings
Chamber of Commerce
Fancher
Chamber
Butte Aviation Committee
Thirsty Crew at County Courthouse
Silver Bow county officials ordered 25 000 paper cups for expected water use at the courthouse. Each cup holds about half a pint, totaling around 1 561 gallons of ice water over an estimated four month period.
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Silver Bow County
Rialto Wrecker Not In Butte Accident
The Rialto wrecker owned by Just McGrew was not the vehicle reported to have been forced off a road near Butte on Thursday. The Rialto machine had arrived with the wrecked vehicle involved in the incident.
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Rialto
Butte
Vy Just McGrew
Three Convicts Pay for Murder at Prison Execution
In a foggy 1926 scene near the state prison, three condemned men Roberto Torrez Walter Stalesky and Charles Duschowski were hanged at 6 13 am after a failed escape bid. Spectators packed the enclosure while priests led the brief ceremony as the nooses ended their lives.
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Prete Jouliet
Peter Klein
State Prison
Here
Roberto Torrez
Walter Stalesky
Charles Duschowski
Duschowski
Torrez
Stalesky
Bourquin’s Court Calendar Postponed to July 23
District Judge George M. Bourquin will not hold his weekly law and motion calendar today. All matters set for hearing are continued until July 23. Judge W. E. Carroll will dispose of his calendar while Judge J. J. Lynch will not hear in his department until Monday morning.
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W. E. Carroll
J. J. Lynch
County ends county provided matches for smoking and offices
The county will no longer supply lights for smokes or cigarettes and does away with county matches for employees and visitors. The Bow county courthouse will be ignited at the owner's expense from this day. Office heads must supply their own matches as timber waste prompted the change.
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Bow County
Fun Fest 10 Be Closed Tonight At Renshaw Hall
The July Fun Fest closes tonight at Renshaw Hall with a grand finale featuring merriment music and dancing. Two automobiles will be awarded at midnight by a committee, as the 45 piece Pythian band and K P drum corps play on the streets. Tessie Remark performs in the hall and Jan Rich Troubadours provide dance music from 9 to midnight. Dancing is free.
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Renshaw Hall
W. Jacobson
Manger
Nest
Pythian
K. of P
Yellowstone Kelly Will Be Buried in Montana Says Codicil
Helena July 15 Montana benefits from a rare grant through the State Historical Society Librarian Dave Hilger received a codicil to the will of Luther S. Kelly known as Yellowstone Kelly asking that his body be given to Montana authorities for burial rather than Arlington National Cemetery. The frontier scout who lived in California and aged near 80 was a famed scout of General Nelson A Miles and fought in battles against chiefs such as Sitting Bull Crazy Horse Two Moons Spotted Eagle White Bull Lame Deer and Chief Joseph. He once sent General Miles a severed bear paw bearing his name.
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Helena
Montana
State
Hist Society
Dave Hilger
Luther S. Kelly
Yellowstone Kelly
Paradise
Cal
Arlington Cemetery
National Capital
Yellowstone
Kelly
Nelson A. Miles
State Library
Miles
Daniel Boone
David Crocket
Kit Carlson
William F. Cody
Sitting Bull
Crazy Horse
Two Moons
Spotted Eagle
White Bull
Lame’ Deer
Joseph
Oregon Ball Coach to Hurl in League
Ralph Coleman coach of Baseball at Oregon Agricultural College has been signed as a pitcher by the Angdes. He mentors Mines players and is brother of Ed Coleman the former Mines chucker.
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Ralph Coleman
Oregon Agricultural College
Mines
Angdes
Ed Coleman
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