Lindbergh Completes Spirit of St Louis Flight Piece by Piece
Charles Lindbergh endures a sleepless Washington day then returns to New York after a 240 mile Washington to New York hop in the Spirit of St. Louis. He tours police headquarters, receives honors, attends ceremonies at Park Avenue and Mitchell Field, and plans an early morning departure for further events with a day packed of welcomes and commemorations.
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Charles Lindbergh
Manndbergh
Park Avenue
Oward Mitchel Field
Field
Washington
France
New York
Ceerds
Brooklyn
Rnta Knights of Columbus
Rouse 1
Theodore Roosevelt
Ahe
Longtime Anaconda magnate J P Stagg dies in 1862 era
Obituary recounts J P Stagg born Greensby Jennings county in 1862, arrival in Anaconda after teaching, building a vast hardware business on Park avenue, presidency of the National Bank of Anaconda, and extensive city real estate. Survived by wives Mary E McPherson and Elizabeth Carter, two sons Ira and John, with funeral set for Sunday at the Stage home. Memorials note his foresight, square dealing, and leadership in local commerce and civic groups.
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Stagg
Montana
Deer Lodge
Test Creek
Montana Lumber and Producer Company
Stare
Anaconda
Stags
Park Avenue
Malm ‘Street
Commercial Avenue
Park” Avenue
Parle
Third
National Bank of
Stennings
Vinton
Deer ‘Lodge
Mary E. McPherson
Butte
Colfax Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Anaconda Lode
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Rotary’ Club
Anaconda Club
Anaconda Country Elu
Silver Bow Club
Marcus ‘Daly
West Sixth Street
F. W. Werts
De Autremont Defense Witnesses Testify On Alcatraz Island
The defense case centers on statements by De Autremont made while confined on Alcatraz Island after his arrest in the Philippines and return for trial. Postal inspectors Riddiford Jefferson and McKenna testified about rights explained and overheard conversations with his mother. Jefferson noted the defendant refused to plead guilty despite his mother's urging.
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de Autremont
Alcatras Island
San Francisco
Philipines
C. B. Riddiford
Spokane
C.F. Jefferson
A. J. McKenna
San’ Francisco
Southern Pacifi
Teiddiford
MiKenna
Jefferson
Alcatraz Island
Heroes of West in Last Reunion
In Norfolk plainsmen recall General Custer's fate amid revived talk on his death. Dr. Carver suggests possible suicide but notes no proof. Deadwood Dick and others affirm Custer died in battle as he fought Sioux and Cheyennes. Phil P. Collins travels from a ranch near Sioux City to join the reunion.
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Hot Springs
Sds
Tam
Custer
Bill
Deadwood Dick
Phil P. Collins
Sioux City
Iowa
Norfolk
Collins
Yankton
G.D
War veterans begin state meetings in Helena
The Associated Press reports the opening sessions of three Montana veterans groups the American Legion Disabled American Veterans and their auxiliary in Helena. Gov Erickson addressed attendees praising Montana veterans and the state’s wartime turnout while leaders urged broader community service reforms and continued organizational growth.
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Associated Press
Helena
American Legion
Erickson
Paltry W. Johnson
Anaconda
Detment
The
Legion
Lewistown
American Legion Auxiliary
C. E. McGiasson
Lincoln
Neb
Mary McLeod
Denver
Child Welfare
J. E. Erickson
Commonwealth
Montana
Union
Montanens
Iain
Mill
Tn Ah
Teapsteen
Cote
Ibet
Féah
Gommaass der Sehen
Adressi
President Gets Basket of Fish at Lodge Expedition
The article details President Coolidge enjoying a trout fishing trip guided by Gideon and Colonel Starling. They traveled five miles by limousine to Squaw creek, with Coolidge wearing hip boots and catching most of the trout, including the largest one displayed to Mrs. Coolidge. The outing began at 7:45 a.m. and lasted about three hours.
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Chel. Gideon
E. W. Starling
Secret Service
Mr. Coolidge
Squaw Creek
Gideon
Starling
President Coolidge Fishes While Tourists Guard Lodge Scene
President Coolidge fishes at a Montana game lodge as Mrs Coolidge hosts and tourists photograph the visit. Elk, elk hunters, goats, and buffalo heads decorate the lodge porch while soldiers help with baggage and local offices are visited in Rapid City. John P Stewart, a Montana mining figure, dies at 63, survived by wife Birdie and brother Oscar.
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Gideon
J. P. Stewart
John P. Stewart
New York
Montana
Birdie Stewart
Mueller
Arother
Oscar
New York City
Stewart
Westgate Lodge
A. F
A. M
Twin Bridges
Richards Funeral Chapel
Byrd Ready for Takeoff Amid Weather Doubts
In the afternoon Byrd expressed readiness for a take-off despite lingering hope and weather concerns. Officials noted possible clearing if a storm subsides, with a high-pressure system to the east. Charles Lindbergh, Clarence Chinn, and Charles Levine attended ceremonies as the runway awaited an unconventional hop to Europe. Egyptian car trade issues limited second-hand autos and taxi options.
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Byrd
Weather Bureau
Grand Ba
Ares
Beean
Charles Lindbergh
Clarence Chin
Charles Levine
Germany
Wlso
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Tangle
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Filley
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Murphy
Riley
Beache
Hills Bros Coffee
Hills Bros
Harrison St
Calif
Heroes OF West
Rainbow Lair
Sereerea
Toy
Loganberries
Mazda Oil
Ipecoe
Pole Conqueror
Paris
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