Five Nations Plan Arctic Survey By Airships Sleds And Ships
Five European nations will join in an Arctic survey using airships airplanes dog sleds and ships. They hope to locate Nobile who is believed down in the polar wastes.
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Arctic
Associated Press
Umberto Nobile
Lincoln Ellsworth
Roald Amundsen
Dietrichsen
Nobile
Pole
Spitzbergen
Citta di Milano
King’s Bay
Luetzow Holm
King's Bay
Holm
Australian and Ho Companion Reach Honolulu
Narrow escape and gas shortage aboard the Australian and Ho companion during the Oakland to Hawaii voyage test leader’s resilience. They reached Honolulu despite fuel constraints and a tense passage.
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Honolulu
Oakland
Hawaii
Six men indicted in Evergreen Park mail train robbery case
Charles S. Wharton and six others were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of robbery of the United States mails and conspiracy related to the February Evergreen Park train heist. Bonds were set at $10,000 for Wharton and $100,000 for each co defendant. two alleged members are still at large.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles S. Wharton
United States
Evergreen Park
Wharton
Charles (Limpy) Cleaver
William Donovan
Frank Meccia
Lawrence O'Brien
Virgil Litsinger
John Flannery
Litsinger
Flannery
Ferenckes
Joliet Penitentiary
Beverly Hills
Howell to Place Reed in Nomination at Houston Meeting
Charles M. Howell of Kansas City Missouri was designated by Senator Reed to place his name in nomination for the Democratic presidential nomination at the Houston convention. Howell and Reed have been close friends for 30 years with prior mutual service in Jackson County Missouri and Kansas City.
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Howell
Reed
Houston
Associated Press
Washington
Charles M. Howell
Kansas City
Missouri
Jackson County
Senate
Alaska Officials Await Word Of Relief Plane Arrival
Alaska airport officials hoped for word from Point Barrow on the safe arrival of a relief plane piloted by Matt Nieminen. The craft carried Richard Heyser, a radio operator, and departed Kotzebue a week earlier, halted by fog near Wainwright. Weather at Kotzebue had cleared, raising hopes for northward improvement.
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Associated Press
Fairbanks
Alaska
Point Barrow
Matt Nieminen
Richard Heyser
Kotzebue
Bering Strait
Wainwright
Two women linked to lake avoca petting party bandits
Police today described two women as companions of the Lake Avoca gang dubbed the long and short bandits responsible for seven holdups at Lovers Lane. Victims say the pair rode in a car with two men, using guns to threaten. Several hundred dollars plus watches were taken in raids near the dog track area.
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Butte
Lake Avoca
Lane
Butte Track Meet Opens With 300 Runners in Preliminary Heats
Butte public and parochial schools staged a two day track and field meet at Clark park with 300 plus heats. Monroe led after day one as Robert Emerson and Dave Stuart pushed the team to 10 points. Garfield Emer son Franklin and Junior High tally small scores as semi finals begin this afternoon with heavyweights and sprint finals on the program.
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Butte
Clark Park
Monroes
Robert Emerson
Dave Stuart
Monroe
Garfield
Emerson
Franklin and
Junior High
Butte Exchange Club
R. Emerson
D. Glenn
R. Quigley
D. Knox
Whittier
G. Anderson
J. Oblizalo
J. Casey
Bowman warns Montana farmers on dry spell risks
Helena Montana June 1 The state hail insurance department chief E K Bowman warns farmers not to rush crop insurance due to continued dry weather He notes fall grain shows light browning yet crops can endure short dry spans One hail loss near Hardin was reported as total and more applications are expected with rains coming.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Montana
State Hail Insurance Department
E. K. Bowman
Bowman
Hardin
Aid For Widows Family Relief In Butte
The widow of W H Young and her eight orphans receive free aid from Butte residents after the death of the husband. The Butte Exchange club donated $50, members provided grocery orders and fuel, the Christian church will cover grave costs, Sam White the undertaker donated transport, Silver Bow County gave a 50 burial grant, and The Standard collected funds and clothing. William Brownfield offered a mattress and declined cash. Fred Holbrook to administer the relief fund for practical distribution.
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Exchange Club
Christian Church
W. HL. Young
W. H. Young
Butte
Fred Holbrook
Butte Exchange Club
Holbrook
Sam White
Young
Silver Bow
Wiliam Brownfield
Brownfield- Canty
Brownfield
Subpoena for Olvany in Tamman y funds probe delays
New York June 1 Senate campaign funds inquiry lifts light on Smith Hoover and Lowden groups. Olvany head of Tammany Hall absent fishing trip must be summoned to Washington later. Reports show $6000 sent to North Carolina by Smith supporters and $2173.20 spent for Lowden. Additional total outlay reaches $1785. Continue on Page 2.
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Associated Press
New York
Smith
Hoover
Tammany
Washington
Olvany
Senator Heflin
Alabama
Alfred E. Smith
George Gordon Battle
North Carolina
Raleigh
Battle
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Thomas P. Moffet
New York-Louden-for-President
Lowden
Hoover Business Paper
Thomas H. Orms
Seven Lost in Vineyard Sound Collision
Twenty nine survivors of the collier Kershaw were rescued after a collision with the Dollar line President Garfield in Vineyard Sound. Seven crew members perished as both ships sank. officials said details would await an official inquiry. Survivors were taken to Boston aboard the Garfield, with a rescue tug meeting the liner offshore.
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Associated Press
Boston
Kershaw
Vineyard Sound
Dollar Line
Garfield
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Peking to Fall as Nationalist Line Moves Up
Chang Tso-lin reportedly ready to vacate peacefully as national forces bolster defenses in Peking while the national government advances its line.
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Peking
AG Nationalios
Chang Tso-lin
Manchurian Chief Faces Collapse as Nationalists Advance
Peking report says Marshal Chang Tso lin, ruler of Peking for about two years, met foreign envoys but is seen as near resignation. The capital’s fate is viewed as sealed with a peaceful handover to Chiang Kai shek after the Tiuko fight.
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Associated Press
Peking
Chang Tso-lin
Tiukho
Chiang Kai-shek
Exodus of Manchurian elites from Peking under martial precautions
Families of prominent Manchurian officials flee Peking with four special trains to Mukden yesterday and another four today. Foreign powers coordinate defense lines near concessions as tensions rise. About 12,000 foreign troops remain in Peking with Japan 5,000, the United States 3,700, Britain 1,560, France 1,000 and Italy 380, ready to respond.
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Asanciated
Vréas
Peking
Mukden
Legation
Japan
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Yellowstone opens with 210 cars and 650 visitors
More than 650 people in 210 cars entered Yellowstone National Park today through the northern West Yellowstone entrance in the unofficial opening. Assistant Superintendent Joseph Joffe notes last year’s opening day saw 78 cars and 193 passengers. southern and eastern gates are to open by June 15.
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Prena
Livingston
Mont
Yellowstone National Park
Joseph Joffe
West Yellowstone
Joffe
Great monoplane Southern Cross lands at Wheeler Field
The Southern Cross and a four man crew touched down at Wheeler Field Honolulu at 12 19 p m coast time from Oakland completing the first stage of a long water crossing flight. They plan rest then continue to Suva Fiji Islands en route to Sydney Australia a roughly 7800 mile journey with fuel shortages and Pacific dangers noted by Captain Charles Kingsford Smith who said the flight would resume toward Australia.
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Wheeler Field
Honolulu
Southern Cross
Oakland
Cal
Suva
Fiji Islands
Sydney
Australia
Pacific Ocean
Fiji
General Bowley Attacks Pacifists At Women’s Club Meet
Brigadier General Albert J. Bowley, commandant of the eighth army corps area, told Federation of Women’s Clubs delegates in San Antonio that calls to cut the army would not bring peace. He argued that strong defense is needed and reviewed the Second division’s World War exploits. Mrs. John D Sherman of Estes Park presided as reviewing officer, the first woman to hold that role for the unit.
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San Antonio
Texas
Albert J. Bowley
Eighth Army Corps
Bowley
Federation of Women's Clubs
Chateau Thierry
Belleau Wood
John D Sherman
Estes Park
Federation
Rowley
Impeachment Move Against Attorney General Reading
A nine member, special legislative committee in Boston unanimously recommended impeaching Attorney General Arthur K. Reading for misconduct and maladministration. The report cites a $25,000 Decimo Club retainer and improper use of power to secure personal benefits, and notes negligence in custody of papers tied to tuberculosis cattle sales.
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Associated Press
Boston
Arthur K. Reading
House of Representatives
Senate
Decimo Club, Inc
New York
House
Reading
United L. A. W. Corporation of
Worcester
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Singapore
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E. Stanley Jones
James Chamberlain Baker
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Yellowstone Gates
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