Anaconda Standard Editorial on Wealth of the Hohenzollerns
The article discusses the wealth of the Hohenzollern family, estimating the head’s wealth at about 300 million dollars and annual income around 2 million, noting many family members and the difficulty of exact figures while contrasting imperial grandeur with changing times.
Canadian wilds open to air exploration across Canada
A Winnipeg dispatch reports plans for aviation driven exploration in Canada. Bishops, prospectors, miners, and scientists expect rapid travel from Montreal to Big Trout Lake to baptize and map regions previously reached by long overland trips. Planes aim to reach gold districts like Big Sandy Lake and test El Dorado rumors while opening routes for railways.
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Canada
Winnipeg
Trail
Montreal
Big Trout Lake
Canadian Forestry Department
British Columbia
Kaiser’s return denied by German spokesman
A German spokesman says the Kaiser will not seek to return while Germany remains a republic. He was dethroned under duress, and any request to visit or reclaim the crown would imply recognition of the republic and renunciation of his rights. The decision pleases many Germans despite a waning popularity with some former associates.
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Germany
J P Stagg A Key Figure In Anaconda Trade And Finance
James P Stage long prominent in Anaconda's commerce and public life shaped the Smelter City’s growth. As Anaconda National Bank president he guided finances with prudence and insight. A Republican, he balanced business acumen with civic interest and personal charm.
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Anaconda
James P. Stage
Anaconda National Bank
Stage
Busses and Trucks See Rapid 1917 18 Growth
The motor truck industry surged due to wartime need and highway upgrades. About 2.5 million trucks carry roughly 3.125 million tons, with 85 percent owned by businesses, 10 percent by trucking firms, and 5 percent for hire. Railroads claim not to fear buses and trucks, while some rail lines run parallel bus routes to compete.
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Particulr
Radio Programs Across Time Zones Listed
A summary of evening radio schedules across Central and Pacific time zones lists station call letters, cities, and programs. Highlights include WEAF orchestras, Sinner concert, Philbreck orchestra, and National Broadcasting Company ensembles with times ranging from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. local hours.
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WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minn
WEAF
Sinner
Emmet Long
Dance Orches HR
Kansas City
Des Moines
Iowa
Philbreck
Davenport
Town
Musicale
KFT
Los Angeles
Orange
KFWB
Hollywood
Cal
Oakland
Sthaislas Bem’s
Little Symphony Orchestra
National Broadcasting Company Orchestra
KGW
Portland
Ore
National Broadcasting Company
Jubilee Players
KMO
KFOA
KHQ KH
KPO
San Francisco
States
Orchestra
National Broadcasting Company, Incorporated
KHQ
KOMO
KGO
Horoscope for June 17 1927 Promising day for finances and growth
A mixed horoscope notes early morning caution but overall fortune for the day. Benefic aspects grow as the sun moves forward with writers and artists facing discouragement yet bankers gaining influence and stability. Foreseeed changes in commerce and a trend toward thrift, secret plans, and new era ties between old and new orders.
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McClure News
Gallatin Gateway move opens with state officials and visitors
Montana officials including Governor Erickson and federal representatives plan ceremonies at the Gallatin Gateway to mark the park entrance. A Milwaukee tourist party will be the first to enter the park this year, with bands, picnics, and dances planned.
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Gallatin Gateway
Montana Sent
H. E. Byram
W. B. Dixon
W. J. Cannon
Geo. B. Haynes
J. E. Erickson
Sition
Stephen Mather
National Parks
Horace Albright
Yellowstone Park
Hubert Work
Interior
West
Erickson
Work
Gillick
Atlantic
Pacific
Montana
Milwaukee
Gailain Gateway
Three Forks-Bozeman
Mr. Gillick
German tour ends as aviators meet wives in Bremerhaven
Clarence D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine, American transatlantic pioneers, arrived in Brena Germany from Hanover and were escorted to a special North German Lloyd train to Bremerhaven where they will meet their wives due to arrive aboard the Berlin. They piloted aircraft along routes from Frankfurt to Hanover and Hanover to Bremen. The Bremen airdrome welcomed them as nearly 3,000,000 tons of oilseed cake and meal were consumed worldwide in the past year.
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Brena
Germany
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Han
Lloyd's
Bremerhaven
Berlin
Lufthansa
Chamberlin
Frankfurt
Hanover
Levine
Bremen
Ninety-first division praised for sacrifice in war ending note
The speaker recalls vital fighting by the Ninety-first division that helped end the war a month earlier. He, a lifetime soldier and Rough Rider veteran, lauds the division as the greatest in U.S. history while recounting orders to withdraw after a line break and the heavy toll of 1,100 dead and wounded, including 95 officers. Some wounded died for lack of first aid.
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Rough Riders
Philadelphia leaves Bremerton for scrapping in Oakland
Seattle dispatch reports the U S Navy cruiser Philadelphia once flagship of the Atlantic squadron sails from Bremerton to Oakland in tow for scrapping. It was sold for 21,800 to a junk concern and carries 80,000 worth of scrap metal, after years as a prison ship at Puget Sound Navy Yard.
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Seattle
United States Navy
Philadelphia
Aantic
Bremer
Washington
Oakland
Gal
Junk Concern
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Bremerton
Health Diet Advice on Food Combinations Rules
A concise summary of rules for combining proteins starches and non starchy vegetables including limits on fruit milk and desserts. It outlines protein starch and non starch meal guidelines and cautions against fruit with highly starchy meals and milk with protein or starch. It notes exceptions like whole wheat crackers and promises further installments.
Secret sect spreads in Albania and Brazil cattle fair
In Kruja Albania the Bektashi sect expands quietly with liberal tenets, attracting Muslim women and men while maintaining secrecy akin to Quakers. In Brazil’s Feira de Santa Anna a 5 000 population town hosts 5 000 visitors weekly for the cattle fair and market.
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Kruja
Albania
Bektashi
Society of Friends
Feira de Santa Anna
Brazil
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