Hoover Studies Farm Relief Amid Campaign Ties
Secretary Hoover deeply engages with farm relief policy while preparing for resignation. Governor Hamill of Town assists, and Hoover may visit his West Branch birthplace to frame farm questions. Campaign chair Work handles finances as Senator Curtis travels to Providence for a brief rest before formal nomination notices.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Hamill
Commerce Department
West Branch
Work
Republican National
J. R. Nutt
National Committee
Nutt
Senator Curtis
Kansas
Providence
R. I
Webster Knight II
Topeka
Kan
Aviation milestones mark year since Byrd polar, Hawaii flights
A year after Byrd's transatlantic flight from Roosevelt Field New York and the Maitland Hagenberger Pacific crossing to Hawaii aviators reflect on three engined planes, preflight planning and weather studies that enabled long range flight.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt Field
New York
Byrd
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Maitland
Hagenberger
Richard E. Byrd
Ver Sur Mer
France
Naval Flier
Arctic Ees
North Pole
Navy
Army
Mait
Hegenberger
Pacific
Ventur
Hawaiian
Liberty League congratulates Alfred E. Smith on nomination
The National Liberty League through its secretary John F. Debow sent a message praising Governor Alfred E. Smith for his Democratic presidential nomination. The group urged him to enforce amendments fairly and uphold the Constitution while addressing major problems and pledges.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
John F. Debow
National Liberty League
Alfred E. Smith
Army Ready 10 Boo Into Action For June Parade
Maj Gen Hill leads a large marching force in a Northwest city parade plan featuring two extra brigades and a dog race carnival. The July 4 unit vows to reclaim territory, while Bert Barber joins with a singing program as aerial plans and street features expand for the citywide celebration.
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Gloom
Eddie Price
Royal Hilarians
Hilarians
C. L. Berrien
Montana Delegates Rally For Presidential Candidacy
Montanans favor a 70 woman’s candidacy as delegates attend sessions and back various candidates. J T Walker of Butte leaves the chair to join the resolutions committee, while J Bruce Kremer shifts from resolutions to credentials as Montana’s national committeeman is named to lead the credentials panel.
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Montana
Smith
Treasure State
New York
J. T. Walker
Butte
Eer
H. B. Mitchell
Greatalls
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana Supreme Court blocks county tax relief powers
The Montana Supreme Court ruled that county commissioners cannot compromise delinquent taxes or remit taxes never paid. The decision, in a Yellowstone County case against Yellowstone Packing & Provision Co., held only refunds for erroneously collected taxes are allowed and that legislature cannot confer such power.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Supreme Court
Yellowstone County
Yellowstone Packing & Provision Company
Paxson & Rockefeller Drug Stores Manager Back From Vacation
L. C. Thompson, manager at Paxson and Rockefeller Drug Stores, returns from his annual vacation to Hunter's Hot Springs. The pioneer druggist praises the curative waters of the health resort. Mrs. Thompson accompanies him.
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L. C. Thompson
Paxson & Rockefeller Drug Stores
Hunter’s Hot Springs
Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
Atala Resigns From Greek Finance Post After Liberal Withdrawal
Athens June 28 G Kaphan daris minister of finance resigned as liberal party withdrew support after Eleutherios Venizelos denounced a public subscription offer for Bank of Greece shares and criticized the government on the French debt and gold reserves policy. The move signals possible cabinet collapse.
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Athens
G. Kaphandaris
Liberal Party
Eleutherios Venizelos
Venizelos
Bank of Greece
Coolidge Begins Wisconsin Engagements After Short Office Hiatus
President Calvin Coolidge prepared to return to duties in Superior Wisconsin on June 29 after a two week absence. Minneapolis barge line representatives will present a resolution praising his support for Mississippi river barge operations and St. Paul Minneapolis business leaders will pay their respects. Coolidge spent time fishing on the Brule River under guidance of an Indian guide and traveled by canoe as he resumes official duties.
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Wisconsin
Superior
Wis
Coolidge
White House
Cedar Island
St. Paul (Minn
John Larock
Funeral Notices From St Ann's and Local Homes
Funeral services were held for Mrs. John T. McCormack at Daly-Shea chapel and St. Ann's, with floral tributes from the State School of Mines faculty and Chicago friends. Aldo Fantini and Cornelius Healy also had services, with interment at Holy Cross cemetery. Jean Marie Bates, 11, died after a long illness, survived by her parents and grandparents.
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John T. McCormack
Daly-Shea
St. Ann’s Church
Father O’maley
State School of Mines
McCormack
Friends
Chicago
F. L. Linforth
N. H. Gidel
W. A
Fantini
Aldo Fantini
Blue Wing Avenue
Walkerville
St. Lawrence's Church
Father MacDonald
Holy Cross Cemetery
Frank Actis
Edward O'Neil
Patsy Murphy
Dennis Lynch
Gus Brusati
Rudy Benich
Butte
Jean Marie Bates
Clarence C. Bates
West Quartz Street
A. W. Ogg
Lewiston
Idaho
B. F. Bates
Monmouth
Ill
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U.S
BYAD
Liberty League
Toy Army
Highland Kennel Club
Basil L. Hunt
Thompsons
Atala
J. T. McOrmack
Symons
Topkis Nainsook Athletic
Topkis
Alfless
Kaynee
Jack T Tub
Jack Tar Tub
Phillips
Women
Noyvelty
Maire
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