Coolidge to greet Pan American fliers back home
Washington May 1 President Coolidge will welcome the Army Pan American goodwill fliers upon their return from a 20000 mile flight visiting Latin American countries. Maj Herbert A Drague leads four Loening craft landing at Bolling Field with Kellogg Wis War Dept officials and Latin American diplomats present.
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Coolidge
Herbert A. Drague
Bolling Field
Orelock
Langley Field
Kellogg
Wis
War Department
Pan-American Commercial Congress
Congress
Army
Navy
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Dargue
Arthur B. McDaniel
Ira C. Maker
Harvey B. 8. Burwell
Bollingfield
Baining
Clinton “F. Woolsey
John W. Benton
Dar
Buenos Aires
Nine Are Slain by Two Fathers
A dramatic multi victim scene unfolds as two fathers kill three people, with Gerald fatally shooting himself after taking his best suit to his father’s room. The devastated household includes a wounded survivor and a deceased parent, leaving investigators to piece together the tragic events and motives.
Grandpa Youngs 87 Sorts Mail on Train Then Roams Nation
Robert M. Youngs aka Grandpa Youngs, born in Ohio, 87, claims to be America's oldest professional tourist. He says he originated sorting mail on railway cars after a Chicago to Chicago routing mishap and Grant backed him. He has no fixed touring plan, travels from New York to California, and believes happiness comes from following instinct and staying on the move.
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Central Press Dispatch
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Southern floods curb early 20th century trade activity
Widespread Mississippi valley flood damage dampened U S business last week but overall progress remained brighter than feared. April steel output likely a new monthly record with prices easing. car demand mixed as buyers awaited industry developments amid new model talk. Bank clearings and debits rose versus prior periods, while coal shipments lagged due to a miners strike.
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New York
Mississippi Valley
Chicago
Birmingham
Fave
Rumor of Man's Death Unfounded in Williamsburg Fire
Fire destroyed the Joe Lechance house in Williamsburg early yesterday, with deputies discovering the building fully ablaze around 4 am. Residents were told a tenant had been inside, fueling rumors of a fatality, but efforts to locate him last night were fruitless and neighbors said the house had been untenanted for some time.
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Joe Lechance
Willamsburg
Butte
Hert Leduc
Frank Muteh
Williamsburg
Ting
American Labor Omits May Day This Year
Washington reports that American labor largely ignored May Day on May 1. Officials of the American Federation of Labor and the labor department noted distrustful attitudes toward May Day celebrations, contrasting with the September observance of Labor Day. The stance reflects ongoing tensions within U S labor circles about international labor observances.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Labor Department
Moreon
United States
Mississippi flood widens south of Vidalia None
Mississippi flood breaks south of Vidalia as four crevasses widen the levee breach. The inundation threatens 3100 square miles with 70000 people and $30 million in property across Concor dia parish and surrounding parishes. Red Cross sets base near Marky southwest of the breaks and National Guard mobilizes 1000 men for rescue and relief.
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Vicks Burg
Red Cross
S. D. Lee
Valley Park
William Beach
C.S. Mulline
Miss
Roger Yates
Telephone Firman
Witnesses describe lovers scheme in Mrs Snyder murder case
The weeklong trial reveals Mrs Snyder conceived killing her husband for insurance with her lover Gray carrying plan. She claims lovers threats drove her, while Gray is expected to deny her role, paint her as serpent and claim he acted under pressure.
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Corpet Walearean
Mer
Gray
Battleship freed from reef after night on Mississippi floods
Off New York the Colorado was refloated by navy tugs and boats after being stuck on a reef since Saturday. It was towed to the North River for dry docking as floods from the Mississippi Delta devastated Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana towns. Refugees crowded camps while residents refused aid in places like Gould and Yazoo City. A Mississippi National Guardsman shot a Black man amid a relief dispute at the riverfront in Vicksburg.
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Weather Bureau
Ouachita
Red Rivers
Athafalaya
R Ed
Red ‘River
Atchafalaya
Bayou Roeuf
Big Bend
Bayou Des Glaises
Owns
Barto
Trexa Pordelonrt
Moreauville
Cottonport
Hamburg
Chouplane
Simmesport
Odendburg
Melville
Krotzbelige
Associated
NEW York
Colorado
Jay
North’ River
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Arkansas
Louisiana
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Yagoo
Great Delta Lake
McGehee
Dumas
Tillar
Gould
Yazoo
Yazoo City
South Bend Crevasse
Lousiana
South Bend
Frank O. Lawson
Mllinois
Vicksburg
Mississippi National
Blaze Hampers Rescue Crew at Mine Site
A mine rescue faced disruption as hundreds of sightseers crowded the property. National Guardsmen were deployed with state police to keep order while rescue teams used a narrow party-line telephone from Everettville to order supplies. The mine lies two miles from Fall road along a muddy track.
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Everettaville
Fall Road
Anaconda Company Advances in Chile Copper Ownership
The Anaconda Company expanded control by purchasing Anselmo Mining, gaining full ownership of that concern. Copper ore production for the year reached 2,662,348 tons with a net income of $11,656,007 for the Chile Copper Company and its affiliates in 1926, as total 1926 earnings rose to $11,990,161. The Chile Company remains under Anaconda control.
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Anaconda
Chile Copper Cmpany
Companie
Chile Cmpany
Open Campaign Against Smith in Dry Democrat Fight
A letter attacks Governor Smith’s record in twenty years of politics, labeling Tammany Hall as aligned with him and decrying his stance on law enforcement and Sunday opening. It warns that his nomination would please wets and urges dry Democrats to resist deception and support stricter policies.
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United States
Aury
Eady
Smith
Tammany Hall
Plambeck Tangs Mean Jew's Harp Judges All Over
Pine Bluffs Wyoming May 1 George Plambeck rangy cowhand twangs the meanest Jew's harp in the west. Judges at Pine Bluffs annual square dance and music festival last night drew seven hundred people from Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska. Plambeck dominated with multi instrument skill and won best Jew's harp and second month organ third accordion. Jim Kueier and Claude Nussbaum tied for first in square dances.
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Rees
Jim Xueier
Claude Nussbaum
Man Invites Self Tonight In Jail
Van Crow seeks a guest of the city invitation to sober up by spending a couple of hours at the police station. Jailer William Van Orden reports Crow said he wanted to go down State for two hours. Crow admitted being about half drunk. He was placed in a cell and not released as promised, with authorities saying he would stay until morning.
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William van Orden
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Staie
John
van Orden
Jol John
Two Mexicans Arrested After City Party Drinking Spree
In a cabin near Arizona and Curtis streets police arrested Lapino Segovia and Pedro Huerta early this morning on concealed weapons charges. A razor was found on Segovia and a long knife on Huerta before they were booked in the city jail. Detectives Riley Roe Reagan Rodda Gery Mundy led the arrest as other party participants were questioned and released.
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Lapino Segovia
Pedro Huerta
Se | Bovia
Huerta
Riley
Roe
Reagan
Rodda
Gery
Mundy
Ate
Ship Avion Goes Aground and Breaking Up in Storm
The freighter Avion ran aground on Washington coast after striking a bar. Ten crew members were moved to safety before the ship began breaking up in heavy seas and winds.
Beadle to Fill City Posts in Butte Selection
Mayor Beadle will announce choices for city attorney and street commissioner among others tonight. George MacPherson, Mike Walsh, Dr. J J Kane and George W Howard are named with several deputies and ethnographers to be appointed as part of city affairs officials.
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East Granite Street
Mike R. Walsh
Richmond Apartments
J.J. Kane
West Galena Street
George W. Howard
South Main Street
Beadle
Imayor
Phoen
M. Kerr Beadie
Maroney
Mr. Beatie
Democratic Central Committee
Hawkeworth Drill
Butte
Berkeley
Navy
Pat Geaxan
Butte’ Tea Ing Tegal
City
School of Mines
Jorge MacPherson
Lane
Dr. Kane
Stam
St. James Hospital
Creighton Medical College
Butte Pioneers to Meet Tuesday
The Butte Pioneers club will meet Tuesday in Stevens and Manley hall. The first roll call of the organization will be made during the evening, and features of entertainment will be provided.
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Butte Pioneers’ Club
Stevens and Manley Hall
Frst
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