Amundsen Sets Out On Arctic Voyage With Maud
Roald Amundsen launches the Maud voyage to the Arctic with air planes wireless gear and scientific instruments. The plan includes ocean currents ice drift and possible land near the pole research and daily wireless reports from Nome and Washington.
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Maud
Siberian
Seattle
Amundsen
North Pole
South Pole
Washington
Arctic
Nome
Alaska
Siberia
Spitzbergen
Grand stand burned at Wichita Falls park game
A fire started in the second inning of the Wichita Falls versus Shreveport game destroyed the grand stand and most bleachers at the Wichita Falls ball park. About 100 cars burned. Three people were slightly injured. Loss estimated at 125000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Texas
College Baseball Scores Summary
Michigan defeated Ohio State 9 to 1 while Kansas beat Nebraska 8 to 2. Wisconsin edged Chicago 7 to 0 and Minnesota topped Ames 4 to 1. Notre Dame dominated Northwestern 26 to 4 in a high scoring day.
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Ohio State
Michigan
Nebraska
Kansas
Wisconsin
Chicago
Ames
Minnesota
Northwestern
Notre Dame
British cabinet probes Irish talks amid De Valera ties
British officials pressed questions on Irish constitutional talks with Eamonn de Valera and Michael Collins. Griffith left for Dublin and Lloyd George to Criccieth for Whit Sunday as ministers warned the treaty hinges on new draft proposals and Irish delegates’ willingness to amend. 15000 British troops in Dublin to parade for the king's birthday amid uncertain prospects.
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Ccab
Oet
Griffith
Dublin
Lloyd George
Criccieth
Wales
Eamonn de Valera
Michael Collins
Collins
de Valera
Westminster Gazette
Ireland
Morning Post
Daugherty Under Fire by Senator on Press Freedom
The passage quotes a Philadelphia dispatch accusing political brokers of nefarious deals and claims critics threaten the press. Stanley vows to tell the president this is a free America and denounces attempts to muzzle publishers under the first amendment.
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Tion
United States
Treasury
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Stanley
Austria
Prussia
America
Congress
Senate
Two Die In Plane Crash Over English Channel
A French plane en route from Croydon to Paris crashed into the English Channel off Folkestone. A cross-Channel boat recovered two bodies one with a passport in the name Gordon Lay.
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Folkestone
England
Croydon
London
Paris
Gordon Lay
Details Emerge On Valiton Deal In State Purchase
Secretary Stewart and Conley discussed the Valiton property with no written lease found. Conley said his word was once good, noting 1800 acre ranch but about 500 acres bought with a mortgage claimed on all. The state sues for value of materials and prison labor used in Valston ranch buildings. Conley says he would deliver a deed and that mortgage would be cleared. Personal checks for materials were presented. Conley denied using lumber from state logs.
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Conley
Valston Ranch
Billings Boy Elected Captain of Denver University Team
Tom Spargo of Billings Montana was elected captain of Denver University’s 1923 basketball team. Spargo is a sophomore.
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Billings
Denver
Associated Press
Tom Spargo
Mont
Denver University
Spargo
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West Park Street
Butte, Montana
Valiton
Stewart
Harding
House
Merchant Marine Committee
Buick
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