Chamberlin and Levine Reach Vienna First Stop of Europe Tour
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine landed in Vienna after a rain-soaked flight from Berlin, greeted by Austrian officials, soldiers, and a cheering crowd. They received a royal welcome with flowers for the aviators’ wives, soldiers escorting a state car, and a military band playing the Stars and Stripes.
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Vienna
Austria
Berlin
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Bellanca
Munich
Autrian
Aspern Field
Miami drought ended by torrential rain flooding city
In Miami Florida on June 19 a drought dating from April 20 was broken by a deluge delivering 2.20 inches in an hour in the afternoon. Heavy rains flooded streets and highways one to three feet deep in low lying areas with limited drainage. By night, the waters had cleared.
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Miami
Fla
Big Hole Road Opens After Snowy Divide Trail
Hamilton Montana June 19 The Big Hole road is open to traffic. Local party including Theo Reinbold Charles Murray C E Carls Glenn McLaren of Hamilton and Roscoe Hamm of Darby reached Trail Creek on the Beaverhead side before turning back to Hamilton with a touring Californian. Snow persists at the divide but recedes. latest spring opening. Alice Swierenga and Rolland Pollinger wed at Rev J C Irwin home in Hamilton with reception and plans to reside where Pollinger runs a service station. Club committees named for Hamilton Business and Professional Women. Will Rogerson in good condition after gallstone operation at California Lutheran Hospital.
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Hamilton
Trafic
Theo Reinbold
Charles Murray
C. E. Carls
Glenn McLaren
Roscoe Hamm
Darby
Trail Creek
Beaverhead
California
Reinbold
President Coolidge Attends Walkerville Boy Minister Service
The Walkerville boy student minister Liam Coolidge presided at a church service for President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge. Liam, a Carleton College medical student, spoke on belief in God and community unity after the brief sermon. Afterward, the president’s party departed amid cameramen, and Liam noted the strain of summer duties.
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Hears
Walkerville
Cool-idge
Liam
Williams
White House
Carleton College
Wyoming
Georgia Girl Dies In Sheriff Firing Incident
Miss Gracie Gray, arriving from Montgomery Alabama, was killed instantly in Georgetown Georgia when a pistol bullet fired by Quitman County Sheriff C E Banks pierced the car she rode in with two men. The companions J C Kirkland and Fred Johnson from Abbeville Alabama were arrested in Eufaula Alabama. Sheriff Banks said he fired as the auto refused to halt acting on a kidnap report.
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Gracie Gray
Montgomery
Ala
C. E. Banks
Quitman County
J. C. Kirkland
Fred Johnson
Abbeville
Eufaula
Oscar Fields
Banks
Woman dies in fatal house fire in Four Mile Valley
By Associated Press June 19 Miss Elizabeth Fries, 58, is burned to death after reentering her blaze struck home to save a trunk in Four Mile valley near Alleghany. The report notes a line about wage figures, but lacks context and full details.
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Associated Press
Clean
Elizabeth Fries
Four-Mile Valley
Alleghany
Boulder Social Roundup Sees Local Residents Travel and Visits
In Boulder on June 19 residents and visitors orchestrated a busy week. East Helena pair Ricard and Howitt called in on the way to Elkhorn, Tuttle party attended a Pioneer Association meeting in Jefferson County, and Sheriff Mountjoy made a business trip to Jefferson City. Locals Johnson Williams and Lucile Mountjoy visited Cardwell. Lyman Carlson shopped Elkhorn. Mrs J H Owen hosted guests from Helena. Norman Spears and Lee Dennis visited Boulder. Numerous other residents, including Miss Vera Jackson, Joe Nugent, and the Basin contingent, mingled with friends. trips to Helena, Dillon, and Butte filled the days as summer plans began.
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B. N. Ricard
East
Helena
C. L. Howitt
Eilkhorn
Arthur Tuttle
Garnet Tuttle
F. Tuttle
Dad” Miller
Waitehall
Pioneers’ Association of
Jefferson County
J. W. Mountjoy
Jefferson City
Corbin
John H. Williams
Lucile Mountjoy
Cardwell
Lyman H. Carlson
Elkhorn Trans
J. H. Owen
Kathleen Janisch
Norman Spears
Lee Dennis
Maurice Nelligan
Fred Menard
Louisa
Basin
A. J. McKay
Whitehall
Arthur Loiselle
Delia Loiselle
George Davidson
C. Harris
Libby
Ethel Kilburn
R. E. Olson
Billings
Tom Burke
J. W. Walker
Deer Lodge Reports Smallest City Tax Delinquency
Deer Lodge County Treasurer Midtiyng reports the second tax period shows only 172.24 dollars remaining uncollected in city taxes as part of a 36,500.84 total. The county delinquent list totals 284.21 dollars, in a period where county and city receipts approach 123,000 dollars.
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Deer Lodge
Midtiyng
Deer Lodge sheep clip tops Powell county prices
June 19 Deer Lodge farms finished shearing a clip totaling just under 100000 pounds and shipped it to Jeremiah Williams company of Boston at 35 cents per pound. Guy Stambaugh said this was the highest price seen in Powell county this season. Most larger clips are sold though Williams and Pauley had yet to be imposed. Work on the Powell county clip continues.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Farms
Jeremiah Williams
Boston
Guy Stambaugh
Powell County
Mentoned
Montana horses may go to South
In Deer Lodge Montana, June 19, Kiwanis plans highlight a meeting discussing shipping a trainload of Montana horses to flood districts in the South. Railroads reportedly offer free transport. farmers decide if receiving horses at no cost is desired. A 30-car train is easily feasible. more possible.
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Deer Lodge
Montana
South
Kiwanis
Washington
Young man drowns at Lake Delmo in tragic outing
From Page 1 report details the drowning of Wesson a native Butte miner at Lake Delmo during a morning fishing trip with his brother Stanley Hash. Eyewitnesses Gwynn Lewellyn Reuben Bendie and others aided in rescue but Wesson perished. Body recovered with gray pling hook and taken to White's mortuary in Butte.
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Gwynn Lewellyn
Reuben Bendie
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Butte
Badger
Whittier School
Dan McDonald
Art Sando
Walkerville
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Ruth’ McConthers
Daniel
Robert McDonald
Stanley Hash
White
Stabbed Twice in Affray at Oxford Street
Reported from Page 1.7 detailing an affray near Oxford Street. Rosos denied a man named Spilestes roomed at the Oxford bloc. The woman, Rosos and Burcer are to be examined by the county Attorney, with Sullivan wounded in the leg and abdomen. Doctors fear serious injuries but not imminent danger.
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Spilestes
Oxford Bloc
Burcer
Sullivan
Conference whispers on naval limits amid talks in Washington
The article reports on Allied and Japanese positions at a Washington conference. The British plan and American 5-5-3 ratio for battleships are discussed, with possible extensions to other warships. France and Italy may influence tonnage limits for submarines. The session could last six weeks or end sooner if concord proves impossible.
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Washington
Great Britain
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Italy
Blaze destroys two vacant houses on Pine Street
Early Sunday morning a fire at about 1 30 completely leveled two vacant homes in the 2200 block of Pine Street. A prior blaze had damaged the buildings recently and high winds aided the rapid spread of flames.
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Pine Street
Roller coaster tragedy grips Aurora fairground
In Chicago on June 19 two youths were crushed to death at the exposition near Aurora when belt restraints failed as the front car plunged down the final dip. Lloyd Patterson, 13, and Gerald Erickson, 17, both of Aurora, were among several hundred witnesses.
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Exposition
Aurora
Lloyd Patterson
Gerald Erickson
Readjustment of Bond Prices Week's Feature
Readjustment of bond prices dominated the week with price fluctuations both directions. Easy money rates prevailed and the market closed slightly lower than the prior weekend. New offerings surged, treasuries freed cash briefly due to June 15 operations, and tax receipts totaled about 409 million dollars in turnover. Secretary Mellon said the government would buy second Liberty bonds under certain conditions, but only if prices favored the treasury. Federal issues showed stronger activity than usual.
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Ated
New York
Treasury Department
Mellon
Liberty
Treasury
Severe Saskatoon Storm Injures Several Crops Damaged
Severe storm near Eifros injures several people in the Jolent storm area. Hailstones five inches in diameter and weighing two ounces pelt Foam Lake. Tuffnell reports serious crop damage, while Drumheller notes crops wiped out across a two mile wide southern district.
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Sask
Eifros
Foam Lake
Tuffnell
Drumheller
War over Los Angeles water rights blazes in Lone Pine area
The scene shows an exploded concrete ditch and water pouring from the Owens river system as part of a long running conflict with Los Angeles over water rights. Dynamos and blasts have struck multiple locations along the Los Angeles Aqueduct corridor, with guards nearby at the time. Authorities seek clues as to who planted charges and why.
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Los Angeles
Jey Randers
High Sierra Nevadas
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New
Big Pine
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No Name Canyon
Hatwee Reservoir
Auto on trestle halts traffic at Columbia Gardens
An automobile driven onto the streetcar trestle at Columbia Gardens last night held up traffic for over 30 minutes. Curious onlookers gathered as rumors spread that an accident had occurred before a wrecker removed the car from the trestle.
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Columbia Gardens
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