Critics in Australia Pressures on Southern Cross Crew
The Southern Cross monoplane landed at Barking Lands Kauai from Wheelerfield Honolulu as it prepares for a Sydney flight via Suva Fiji. Charles Ulm announced plans to depart for Suva at daybreak Sunday before leaving for Kauai with the aircraft.
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Associated Press
Barking Lands
Kauai, T. H
Southern Cross
Wheelerfield
Honolulu
Sydney
Australia
Suva
Fiji Islands
Kauai
Charles Ulm
Peace 15 Plea of Loser War Lord Expresses Hope for China Restored
From Peking to Mukden the report says Chang Tso lin fled Peking after resigning rule. Foreign legation guards tightened around the city as commanders from American British French Japanese and Italian forces prepared for possible disorder. Chang left behind elders and a farewell message hoping for restoration of orderly rule in northern China.
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China
Tientsin Grove
Associated Press
Mukden
Peking
Chang Tso-lin
Manchuria
Chang
Treasury Secretary's First Wife Divorced Second Mate Denied Common Necessities
Nora Lee of Litchfield Conn. was divorcing Harry A. Lee in Reno Nevada when it emerged she is the first wife of Andrew Mellon formerly married in 1900 and divorced in 1912. She is mother to Mellon's son who joined him in Bermuda and to his daughter, Mrs. David K. Brice. Lee alleged nagging and frugal clashes. she countered he failed to provide life’s necessities.
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Treasury
Associated Pre
Reno
Nev
Nora Lee
Litchfield
Conn
Harry A. Lee
Lee
Andrew Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
President Coolidge
Bermuda
David K. Brice
Washington
Nora McMullen
Mellon
Great Brewing Company
Dublin
Hertfordshire
England
New York
Northern Pacific completes Redwater branch expansion at Brockway
At Brockway terminal of the Redwater branch Charles Donnelly president of the Northern Pacific sank the golden spike as 10 000 people celebrated $2,500,000 development opening 1 000 000 acres. Governor Erickson delivered felicitations to the state and Redwater valley amid a vociferous reception.
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Charles Donnelly
Northern Pacific
Line
State
Redwater Valley
Press Circle
Mont
Henry Villard
Gold Creek
Brockway
Redwater
Jordan Country
Donnelly
J. EB. Erickson
Kingsford Smith eyes Southern Cross return to sea
Honolulu dated June 2 reports Captain Kingsford Smith and the four crew of the monoplane Southern Cross arrived after a 2,400 mile flight from Oakland. They plan to resume their Australia voyage no later than Monday, inspect Wheeler field, and consider a southern takeoff to Suva Fiji with fuel for the leg. Charles Ulm accompanies Kingsford Smith.
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Associated Pre
Honolulu
Australia
Southern Cross
Oakland
Cal
Wheeler Field
Sydney
Kingsford-Smith
Suva
Fiji
Charles Ulm
Kingsford
Lynching of Blackman brothers sparks new mob violence
In Boyce Louisiana a mob seized Lee and Dave Blackman brothers of the slain William Blackman and lynched them five miles from town while en route to Shreveport. They had been held in Vernon parish jail at Leesville since the deputy's death as a precaution.
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Associated Press
Boyce
J. Frank Phillips
William Blackman
Phillips
Lee
Dave
Blackman
Rapides Parish
Shreveport
Vernon Parish
Leesville
Tammany Is Not In Politics Says George W Olvary
The senate presidential campaign investigating committee closed a two day hearing in New York with three facts. Tammany society is a non political organization and has made no contributions to Alfred E. Smith's campaign. Contributions to the Smith race total $105,852 with committee expenditures at $105,852.
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Associated Press
New York
Senate
Tammany Society
Alfred E. Smith
Wall Street
Hoover
Smith
George R. Wannamee
New
Desolate family aided after W H Young dies
W H Young died Wednesday leaving a destitute wife and eight children. He was buried at Mount Moriah after services at the Christian church where Rev Alexander Muirden preached. Local support for the widow and children grows with donations of furniture groceries and cash from city merchants and residents.
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W. H. Young
Mount Moriah
Christian Church
Alexander Muirden
The
Claude Hughes
O. J. Madison
E. P. Hawkins
Merle Johnson
George Perry
Horace Woods
Fred Holbrook
Hugh Johnson
West Broadway
Petting Party Bandits Rob Couple Near Big Butte
Police report two men robbed a couple at the foot of Big Butte after mid night. One man with a gun forced the man from a parked car on Caledonia street while the other warned him not to look back. Victims lost ring watch and cash. Officers pursued a car tied to prior Lake Avoca holdups as bandits fled toward the city with two girls.
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Lake Avoca
Jane
Butte
Big Butte
Caledonia Street
Shrine Imperial Potentate Guest of Bagdad Temple
Frank C. Jones of Houston, imperial potentate of North America for the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, visited Butte briefing a 600,000 member realm across Canada, Mexico and Hawaii. He toured the Leonard mine, dined at the New Finlen, and attended a reception at the Masonic temple with Bagdad temple officials and local Shriners.
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Bagdad Temple
Frank C. Jones
Houston
Texas
Imperial Potentate
North America
Butte
Canada
Mexico
Honolulu
Colorado
A. A. D. Rahn
Zurah Temple
Minneapolis
L. H. Omer
Union Pacific Railway
James S. Hibbard
el Kolah Temple
Salt Lake City
Bagdad
Charles E. Beebe
Malcolm Gillis
F. K. Mutch
Carl J. Nepper
Henry Coulam
H. L. Hart
Montana
Leonard Mine
New Finlen
Anaconda
Shriners
J. D. Wallace
J. L. Carroll
Emanuel Downing
H. D. Kistler
Garfield Perier
Finlen
McNab to Place Hoover's Name at Republican Convention
James W. Good, Hoover convention manager, said John L. McNab of California will place Hoover's name before delegates at the Republican national convention in Kansas City. McNab and Hoover are longtime friends from Palo Alto, California.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
James W. Good
Herbert Hoover
John L. McNab
California
Hoover
Mr. McNab
Mr. Hoover
Palo Alto
Emerson School Tangoters Take Honors On Track
Emerson School runners amassed 53 points to 37 for Garfield as the two day meet at Clark Park concluded. Leroy Seymour led with 11 points in the lightweight division while William Buckley and Robert Emerson each tallied 10 in their divisions. Buckley set two new marks in the middle-weight 50 yard in six seconds and 100 yard in 11.45 seconds, and Emerson shaved time in the heavyweight 100. Other school scores followed with Monroe leading among rivals.
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Emerson School
Clark Park
Garfields
Butte Exchange Cub
Leroy Seymour
Emerson
William Buckley
Longfellow
Robert Emerson
Monroe
Grant
Whittier
Washington
Webster
J. Mary
McKinley
Harrison
Franklin
Lincoln
Blaine
Young Seymour
Harry Finberg
Garfield
Safe blowers shift assault to eastern Montana
Montana crime spree continues as a cracksman gang abandons central areas and hits Plevna Fallon county. A safe in a Plevna garage was blown open, a general store looted, and a getaway auto stolen. the vehicle was later recovered in Miles City.
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Associated
Froms
Billings
Mont
Montana
Plevna
Fallon County
Miles City
Hoover 15 under attack as convention nears
Republican leaders mass toward Kansas City with factions clutching for leverage before the nominating balloting. Hoover aides claim about 700 first and second choice votes while rivals press claims of strength amid farm relief quarrels as the convention looms.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kansas City
Hoover
Commerce
Women Praised for Their Club Efforts in San Antonio
Dr. J Willis Slaughter of Rice Institute praised the General Federation of Women's Clubs for promoting the fine art of living at their nineteenth biennial convention in San Antonio. He called home the origin and final objective of human activity and urged continued surveys studies and experiments to improve the American home.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
J. Willis Slaughter
Rice Institute
Houston
Texas
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Slaughter
Federation
Butte Children Survey Home Conditions In City
Butte children in cooperation with the Better Butte association completed a survey of over 10 000 homes. The report shows 1505 need paint and 820 require repairs. Cards recorded block, street boundaries, and property conditions including yards and vacant lots. Results suggest many owners responded to the Beautify Butte campaign with fresh paint. The survey covered May 23 to 30 and credits Prof A H Douglass as city supervisor.
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Butte
Better Butte Association
Better Business Association
Better Butte Committee
A. H. Douglass
City Superin
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Ambrose Dunkel
Indianapolis
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W. H. Young and Family
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