Intruders Baruch Regan Nabbed After Hold Up Attempt
Butte detectives arrested Bernard Baruch and Cliff Regan after a botched hold up near Lake Avoca. Officers Roe and Kinney, in disguise, exchanged shots as the masked pair approached a parked car. Regan’s sleeve was shot away, and Baruch fled but was captured after a 300 yard chase. Baruch later confessed to multiple robberies.
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Intrepid Quartet Aims Record Ocean Hop Flight in 36 Hours
The Intrepid Quartet plans to complete the longest ocean hop in aviation history within 36 hours. The crew expects a continuous flight across open waters setting a new endurance benchmark for aviation record attempts.
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Wisconsin Brule braces for Coolidge summer boom
Brule Wisconsin residents near Goolidge Lodge ride a prosperity wave as President Coolidge is named the site of the summer White House. Rents have risen sharply with a cabin renting for 15 dollars a month last year to 100 dollars this year. A 14 room hotel house is now rented for five dollars monthly. Sublease talks are under way at an undisclosed price.
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Three Year Old Boy Drowns In Basin Creek Accident
Charles Bullock aged three, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bullock of Basin, fell from a bridge into Basin Creek while playing with dogs. His body was found downstream near Basin Creek gulch by Jimmy Madden before relatives arrived. Death was caused by drowning and a head bruise noted from striking an iron bar near the bridge.
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Campaign Fund Probers to Check Report of Minister
Washington reports two campaign funds committees will meet on Capitol Hill to probe financing. The presidential panel seeks clarification of testimony by Rev. O. R. Miller about a Western state donation to the Democratic chair. former Governor Sulzer and New York officials are among witnesses. Miller heads a New York civic league branch, and his summons was urged by Senator Heflin.
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West Virginia
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Alabama
Bride of Three Weeks Is Killed by Husband in Great Falls
Vernon Jackson a 23 year old railroad shop employee killed his bride of three weeks in their home after a dance quarrel and then fatally shot himself. The couple had married recently and were visited by Jackson’s mother shortly before the tragedy.
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G O P Convention Opens Amid Light Rain and Chats
Early arrivals and managers spend time in informal talks as a light drizzle keeps delegates indoors. In a separate dispatch a Manchurian warlord Chang Tso-lin was slightly wounded when a train bombing near Mukden claimed several lives. clashes with Chinese guards were denied by the Japanese-backed war office.
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Hoover workers and Buck head to Kansas City convention
In Kansas City a drizzle kept many indoors near Hoover headquarters where workers were on duty while Lowden forces awaited campaign manager Clarence Buck. Hoover aide James W. Good met with national committeemen amid sparse activity as candidates set up operations for the Republican National Convention.
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Clarence F. Buck
Illinois
James W. Good
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Lindbergh Forced Back by Thunderstorm at Fort Bliss
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh took off from Fort Bliss in El Paso Texas at 5 50 p m and encountered a thunderstorm. He returned to the field at 7 30 p m after refueling and veering to an unannounced destination. Sergt A A Brooks reports the storm caused the diversion.
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Oklahoma farmer Ed Jackson found dead. murder warrant issued
Ed Jackson a 50 year old farmer and lumberman was found shot on his McAlester area farm. Authorities had earlier issued a murder warrant after the bodies of three family members were found near their Pittsburg county home. No weapon was located near the scene.
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Associated Press
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Okla
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Ladies of the G. A. R. Lose One Leader
Mrs. Della Rawlings Henry 67 of St. Louis, past national president of the Ladies of the G. A. R., died in Kansas City Kansas today June 3.
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Butte Airport Work Set to Start This Week
Work on Butte's municipal airport will begin Wednesday morning under Public Works Commissioner Mike Walsh. Crews will drag three long runways and dig a drainage ditch on the 400 acre field to be ready for the first airmail arrivals around July 1.
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Butte
Mike Walsh
Public Works
Landing Spot at Canton Island in Phoenix Group
Canton Island is identified as the sole landing spot in the Phoenix Group, 1,866 miles from Honolulu, listed as the only available option if trouble develops.
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Honolulu
Message From Southern Cross Reports Smooth Voyage
The naval radio station in San Francisco received a midnight message from the Southern Cross at 11 15 p m Pacific time describing sailing conditions as fine above rolling clouds under a full moon.
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Southern Cross
Southern Cross Signals From Storm Dodging Flight
The trimotored Southern Cross radioed naval station near San Francisco about a storm encounter over the Pacific. The message described heavy cloud banks, altitude 6,000 feet, and the crew dodging dark clouds while banking first right then left to escape turbulence.
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Train crew escapes as Colorado bank gives way
On June 3 the Denver & Rio Grande Western No. 15, westbound, crossed a high grade a mile east of town when the bank caved 100 feet beneath. The crew felt the bank and track slide as the train passed. Four track gangs work to repair the line. all traffic suspended. No. 16 held until midnight.
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Associated Press
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Denver & Rio Grande Western
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King denounces 70th Congress as most extravagant
Senator King of Utah labels the first session of the seventieth congress the most extravagant in U S history. He laments rising centralization and warns that without reform in 25 years states may disappear while criticism grows of federal employee pay and overall appropriations.
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