Endurance flight record attempt ends in crash near Roosevelt Field
Lieutenant Royal V. Thomas was forced to land after 35 hours 33 minutes in a solo endurance flight. A broken gasoline gauge and a dump valve leak led to fuel loss, but he said the ship worked fine and would try again soon. Separately, Joe Hart was forced down near Marlow after an oil leak caused by a rainstorm.
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Associated Press
Mitchel Field
New York
Royal V. Thomas
Thomas
Eddie Stinson
George W. Haldeman
Lindbergh
Paris
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Lieut
Long Island
Jose
Lieut. H. B. Clark
Joe Hart
Chickasha
Okla
Hubbard Divorce Action Dismissed By Judge Carroll
The contested Hubbard divorce was dismissed after nearly two days of court and jury attention because neither party met Montana residence requirements. Both had lived in Salmon Idaho last summer, custody of one minor child was at stake, and allegations of extreme cruelty were made by both sides. Hubbard had summoned seven Salmon witnesses. Mrs Hubbard and her sister testified for the plaintiff.
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Zazyl Hubbard
Stanley W. Hubbard
W. E. Carroll
Montana
Hubbard
Salmon
Idaho
Railways back egg week menu promotes poultry theme
National egg week gains support from Northern Pacific and features a May 17 dining menu with unusual egg dishes. The cover displays a Leghorn flock and Lady Excelsior, Washington state champion egg producer, as poultry scenes accompany the journey.
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Northern Pacific
Knowledge Box Puzzle From Page Four
A set of trivia prompts asks to identify a person and profession, name the first wife, name the state first to ratify the U S Constitution, explain British English for elevators, and give Louisiana’s capital. It also cites a Bible verse about a camel and a needle as appearing on page four.
Connelly Machinery Inspector Visits Butte to Examine City Equipment
Stanley B. Tatum of the service department of Connelly Machinery the Montana firm is in Butte inspecting some of the city equipment.
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Stanley B. Tatum
Service Department
The
Connelly Machinery Company of
Montana
Butte
Butte Aide Ayers Heads To Bozeman On Vacation
A. R. Ayers assistant postmaster at the Butte post office has left on a vacation trip to Bozeman.
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A. R. Ayers
Butte
Bozeman
Special venire to hear action in Nevada City
Judge Lyman Bennett calls a 30 juror venire to hear Nora Glenn versus Metals Bank & Trust Co, Madge Brogan O Connor administrator of Mueller estate, and Eureka Swanson. Trial begins this morning over alleged November 17 1926 sidewalk slip with injuries and $10307 sought.
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Lyman Bennett
Virginia City
Nora Glenn
Metals Bank & Trust Company
Madge Brogan O'Connor
Mueller
Eureka Swanson
Bennett
W. E. Carroll
Women Use Ancient Device to Pull Stumps in French Vineyards
In Bordeaux the vine yards employ a stump puller that predates patents. Women power the device, winding a chain attached to a wooden drum to lift old vine stumps. The simple machine uses a trestle, a drum, and crossed bars to cradle the stump, a task that yields notable muscle after decades of use.
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Bordeaux
France
Judgment on Note in Action and Foreclosure Request
Virginia Wheeler sues James M. Green and Margaret Green seeking $663.40 on a $600 promissory note dated November 14, 1919 plus $63.40 interest and attorney fees $75 with foreclosure of the mortgaged property. Also petitions admin for William C. Bottrace estate valued at under $500 and a demurrer in Schnadel v Broadway Garage.
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Virginia Wheeler
James M. Green
Margaret Green
Sarah Bottrace
William C. Bottrace
Oscar Schnadel
Broadway Garage Company
Frank E. Blair
John T. Andrews
Appraisers Named in Mary Gilhooly Estate
William B. Frame has been appointed as an appraiser in the estate of Mary Gilhooly. The appointment appears in the official probate records. The notice sets the stage for valuation and further proceedings regarding the estate.
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William B. Frame
Mary Gilhooly
Tenor Leo Slezak Fined For Lake Fishing
In Bavaria the famous tenor Leo Slezak was fined five marks for fishing without a permit at Starnberg lake. After handing over ten marks, the policeman offered a bath in the lake as change for the extra five marks, leaving the case unresolved.
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Associated Press
Starnberg
Upper Bavaria
Leo Slezak
Starnberg Lake
Slezak
Law
Quebec Legislature Moves to Bar Under 16 Theater Admission
A bill has been introduced in the Quebec legislature to prohibit admission of children under 16 to moving picture theaters. The measure seeks to restrict minors from cinema venues, outlining enforcement and penalties.
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Quebec
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