Army Flyers Begin Leg Of World Flight From Atka Island
Three U S Army planes left Atka Island at 10 10 AM bound for Attu 530 miles southwest expected to take seven to eleven hours amid head winds. Maj Frederick L Martin missing since departure. radio links say North Pacific stations monitor the expedition. Attu serves as the western Aleutians staging point toward Paramashiru Japan 878 miles away.
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Japan
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Brick Nelson
Leigh Wade
Santa Monica
Cal
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Retirement ends long federal service and investigations
General Daugherty faced criticism but the chief says requests to relieve him were denied. Retirement follows completion of several investigations and a desire to quit public office due to health. He has served nearly 25 years in federal service largely with the Treasury Secret Service.
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Victim of Shooting On Road 10 Recovery
Miss Nance Spence continues to recover from a gunshot wound after a quarrel with Mrs. Sente Jones of Newport Tennessee. Mrs. Jones, held in Malta Montana, claimed she came to investigate her husband’s long absence. R. P. Jones visited the hospital today.
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Senate approves Democratic surtax in revenue bill
Senate approves surtax rates in the revenue bill. House rejects postponement of Japanese exclusion at Coolidge request. Burns resigns. Mayfield committee hears about Klan activity in Texas 1922 election. Lodge world court proposal not consulted. McNary-Haugen minority report filed. Wheeler denies Montana oil land permit wrongdoing. Doheny Jr ordered to appear May 16 in DC supreme court to testify before oil grand jury.
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Salvation Army to Observe Mothers Day Program
The Salvation Army citadel will host a Mothers Day observance next Sunday with a three part screening of In His Steps the Sheldon classic. The public screenings will run on May 11 18 and 25 with the first reels shown Sunday evening.
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Charles M. Sheldon
Spain to Erect Lottery Building at Six Hundred Thousand
The treasury department plans a new lottery building in Spain costing 600000 dollars. The project signals expansion of the government lottery operations and aims to centralize administration in a single facility.
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Six Italians executed in Louisiana bank robbery case
Six Italian men were hanged at the Tangipahoa parish jail for a 1920 bank robbery that killed a man. One by one they dropped from a dual trap in 30 minute intervals, with two dying after the first pair and the rest in sequence.
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Brooklyn
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Chicago
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New Orleans
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Washington
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Thomas Matthews, longtime county official, dies at 50
Thomas Robert Matthews died at his home after a week long illness. A Bitten veteran and former miner and deputy assessor, he lived 30 years in the county. Survived by his wife three daughters Beatrice Helen Grace and son Tom Jr. Funeral set for Monday at St John’s Church with Mass at 9 30 a.m.
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Butte
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Helen
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Liquor Charges Dismissed in Carey Court
In Justice Carey’s court yesterday Dan Campbell Minnie Ferns and John Doe Gagnon faced liquor selling charges but the case was dismissed while Arthur Barbeau’s bad check case was continued. Joe Nevin charged with liquor possession also discharged. Complainants denied the allegations and said they were told by their aunts to file the charges. The witnesses were a small boy and a little girl who originally accused the defendants of supplying liquor to their mother.
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Unusual Animal Digger, Ferns Fight Pests After Earthquakes
The barger is hailed as the expert digger, faster than a man with a shovel. A dense surface fern on stagnant pools blocks mosquito larvae air, used to combat pests. England records its first earthquakes in about eight years.
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First Baptist Church Names Officers for Year
The annual meeting elected officers for church and Sunday school. Deacons Lee Hayes and John Evans. trustee E. E. Thompson. superintendent A. P Miller. department leaders BE Bracken and others. Fay Cannon as treasurer and secretary Rueben Olson among roles. various assistants and organists listed.
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E. E. Thompson
A. P D. Miller
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Florence Hocking
Fay Cannon
J. R. Reynolds
Tom Burnett
Rueben Olson
F. W. Sheets
C. C. Irvin
Jim Cummins
W. J. Roberts
Bracken
Alice Wenger
Lucy Rundle
Cradle Roll
Flynn
Cline
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M. L. Setzer
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J. T. Poore
A. E. Olseen
Fred Lewis
Charlies Goss
F. A. Cannon
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Passing Show Thrills Crowded Winter Garden Audiences
The Shubert policy of presenting The Passing Show stars Willie and Eugene Howard with the largest Winter Garden cast in history, drawing packed houses on tour. Tonight and tomorrow the production visits Broadway with star follows and elaborate stage devices backstage to link 40 plus scenes.
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Portuguese Aviators Abandon Lisbon Macao Flight
May 7 report from Simla says Lieutenants Paes and Beiros abandoned their Lisbon to Macao air journey after an accident in Jodhpur. Their machine was disabled, but Lisbon dispatches noted plans to supply a new aircraft to India so the voyage could resume. They had covered over 6,500 miles.
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