Graduating class of Montana School of Mines noted
Eight graduates, eight mining and metallurgy students, were honored at the annual commencement in the high school auditorium. Dr. G W Craven and Chancellor Brannon spoke on careers in mining and the moral use of mechanical progress. The eight graduates include George Lukashenko, Charles McGreal, Joseph Rudolph, Louis Marrick, Thomas W Tait, and three Anaconda entrants A Russell Templeton Adolph Salomonson and Leonard Swanson, with post graduation plans in Montana and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hult
North Dakota
Mines
G. W. Craven
School of Mines
Brannon
Lester H. Bent
Loomis
Treasure State
Montana State School of Mines
Charles McGreal
Butte
France
Signal Service
French Air Service Corps
McGreal
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company
Detroit
Joseph Rudolph
Russia
U. S. General Hospital
Otisville
N. Y
Rudolph
the Acropolitan
Louis Marrick
Butte High School
Anderson-Carlisle Technical Society
Marrick
University of Washington
Timber Butte
Thomas W. Tait
Howard
Montana
Forsythe
861 Infantry
Meuse-Argonne
Belgium
Anaconda
A. Russell Templeton
Adolph Salomonson
Leonard Swanson
Big Stack
Amundsen Flight and Arctic Rescue Plans Unfold
Reports from Spitzenberg describe Amundsen's hop-off weather and a local storm that overwhelmed fox hunters near Cape Barren. A four‑sided international search is planned, with expeditions from Bast Greenland Northwest Greenland Cape Columbia and East Greenland led by Norwegians Charcot and MacMillan assets possibly including an American dirigible.
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Spitzbergen
Amundsen
King’s Bay
Cape Barren
Vogeland Island
King's Bay
Bast Greenland
Greenland
Cape Columbia
Charcot
America
MacMillan
Butte Fighter Knocked Down Ten Times In Second Round
Speck Woods of Seattle and Frankie Lewis battled to a ten round draw in Salem Oregon. In the semi finals Danny Garth of Butte fought Big Bill Hunt and floored him ten times in the second round but was knocked down three times in the third and counted out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Salem
Oregon
Speck Woods
Seattle
Frankie Lewis
Danny Garth
Butte
Bill Hunt
Iron Man Joe Fined for Umpire Trouble in Tie Game
Manager Joe McGinnity of the Dubuque team was fined 25 dollars and out fielder Meredith 20 dollars for trouble with Umpire Harmon in the May 24 game. The clash occurred as a 3 to 3 tie in the tenth inning and led to a forfeit to Waterloo after McGinnity refused to leave the mound when removed. President Belden Hill ordered Harmon released after review of reports on the incident.
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Joe McGinnity
Dubuque
Meredith
Harmon
Sporting News
Waterloo
McGinnity
Belden Hill
Plots To Kill King Of Spain Revealed
Existence of bomb plots to kill King Alfonso is revealed and his Madrid return postponed. A bomb on tracks near Barcelona could have wrecked the royal train. two other schemes targeted the palace entrance and the king’s return journey. The bomb lay in a museum, spotted by guards and prevented from exploding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Barcelona
Spain
Alfonso
Madrid
Shipping Board to seek bids on 200 ships for scrapping
The Shipping Board will invite bids by June 30 for up to 200 ships to be scrapped. Henry Ford is expected to submit tenders. Purchasers may buy any number up to 200 and may operate ships if they install Diesel engines at near scrapping prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Shipping Board
Henry Ford
Norwegian Aero Club Plans Relief for Polar Flyers
The Norwegian Aero club board met in Oslo to finalize a rescue plan for the Amundsen-Hilworth polar flyers. Key explorers like Otto Sverdrup attended as they discussed three options: rescue from Spitsbergen, relief via Cape Columbia, and a relief party through Northeastern Greenland. The Norwegian air expedition with two planes departs Horton naval station tomorrow and aims for Spitzbergen around June 16. The club also mourned Ellsworth’s father, backer of the Amundsen-Ellsworth venture, with resolutions of sympathy.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Standard
Oslo
Norwegian Aero Club
Alliance
Ferenca Ena
Secess Mao Stadde
Port c
Otto Sverdrup
Cuapia
Amundsen
Cape Columbia
Pole
Spitsbergen
Greenland
Norway
America
Charcot
Naval Station
Horton
Spitzbergen
Aero Club Today
Italy
Ellsworth
Tourist’s unexpected handshake with King stirs British press
The Wembley exposition moment in which an American reached for King George to shake hands prompts British papers to speculate on what would happen if a stranger approached President Coolidge in Washington. Some papers fear secret service would restrain him, others say he would be “plackdaaked.”
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London
King George
Washington
President Coolidge
Secret Service
Cooking School Amazes Butte as Hughes Praises Mrs Hunt
The Standard hosts a four day cooking school in Butte featuring Mrs Alma F Hunt. George Hughes of Edison Electric Appliance Co touts the Hot Point range noting 400000 ranges in use and global reach. Attendees fill the Winter Garden as prizes and demonstrations engage hundreds daily.
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Butte
Hughes
Portland
The
Oregonian
Winter Garden
Montana
Billings
National Electric Light Association
San Francisco
Edison Electric Appliance Company
Electricity World
Bismark
N. D
Tribune
Custer
Frank
Dakota
Be Different Story to Tell
A collage of editorial quips from Ohio State Journal Baltimore Sun Wall Street Journal and Dallas News. The snippets mock political and fiscal issues from salary bills to Senate courtesy and public figures. The tone is caustic and wry with brief references to President Coolidge and Borglum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Ohio State Journal
Senate
Wall Street Journal
Federal aid to continue in Montana projects
Montana officials announce continued federal highway aid with 34 of 388 counties embracing the cooperative plan. C H Purcell says the U S Bureau of Public Roads will approve Great Falls project with three blocks excluded for housing density, limiting the highway end to 29th Street. State funds shortfalls will curb road building for the next two years, but eligible projects may proceed if engineeringly sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
Montana State Highway Commission
C. H. Purcell
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Montana
State Commission
Commission
Federal Bureau
Great Falls
Bureau
29Th Street
Burglars Loot Broad Way Beauty Parlor at 127 West Broadway
Burglars entered the Broad way Beauty Parlor between 9 and 10 last night by removing a rear screen and stole 21 dollars in cash and five unset rubies. Nine dollars came from the till and 12 from a purse. Chief Deputy Duggan and Deputy Kellys investigated but found no leads. A separate note mentions land in Poland to be divided among peasant farmers and American washing machines used abroad.
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Broadway
West Broadway
Jack Duggan
Jerry Kellys
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Dr. Hult
George Lukashenko
Smolenskrovince
Gymnasium Viasmia
Empress Catherine II
Petrograd
Caucausus
Ural Mountains
Trotzky
Grass Valley
California
of Mines
South America
Siberia
Thomas Tait
Spitzenberg
Iron Man Joe
Aero Clu
Toledo
Berkin Motor Co
East
Galena St
Butte, Mont
Aise
L. A. Dudley
Virginia City, Mont
Avery Garage and Machine Company
Three Forks, Mont
Carruthers Motor Co
Dillon, Mont
Erlan
Herman Lindstadt
Philipsburg, Mont
American Garage
Harrison Ave
Ray’s
Whitehall, Mont
Osborne
Overland Sales Company
Anaconda, Mont
J. L. Markham
Standard Publishing Company
Mr. Hughes
Edison Electric Appliances Company
Baltimore Sun
Gotsinged Borglum
Dallas News
Poland
Havre
Kalispell
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