Paris Flight Delayed 24 Hours Amid Weather Rumors
The Paris attempt by Byrd and companions was delayed as weather or other delays postponed a departure to France. Lindbergh arrived in St Louis after a 950 mile hop from California, with plans uncertain and weather shaping the final schedule for the Bellanca and Pryor flights.
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France
Aherd
Bellanes
Mitchell Geld
Sooonveit Field
Richart Pyrd
Hassrouck Heights
Roosevelt
Pryod
Paris
Byrd
Fokker
Paria
Meer
Coll
Bellanca
Thelank
Breau
Lindbergh
California
St. Louis
St. Louls
Ryan
McKinley district building plans face minor changes
Trustees note small deviations from plans in the McKinley district school project. A mahogany roll partition and wash down of stone and brick work trigger costs and potential contract questions. Authorized alterations may adjust payments based on bids, with trustees insisting plans and specifications be followed to finish a top quality school. Mayor Kerr Beadle and other officials inspected the site.
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Goddard
Dix
McKinley
Te Kinley
M. Kerr Beadle
Watiuen
John Dorsh
Thomas Tatts
Eugene 9
Western Aviator Reaches Gotham During Night Vigil
Ian flies successfully at forty four miles an hour and uses a prickly cone device to stay awake during a long night vigil. His plane has a single 220 horsepower Wright Whirlwind engine burning about nineteen gallons per hour. He carries a parachute and a collapsible rubber...
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Ian
Himerlt
Lindbergh
Six Persons Hear Plane Over Harbor Grace Fog
Reported sightings describe six witnesses who heard a plane engine from the northeast while dense fog prevented visual confirmation. Harbor Grace and Newfoundland officials extended investigations north of Conception Bay as searches continued for the missing French transatlantic fliers Nun Lesser and Coll.
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Tinto
Imperial Cable Company
Harbor Grace
Herald
Walt
Miers
Nun- Lesser
Sherman
Aee Yevormen
Bay of Fundy
America
Hicinity
Silver Bow Will Push Road Plans
County officials debate highway program costs and funding. Tin Kearney, chairman of the board, and Commissioner Francis Sit express support to proceed. Sullivan questions a section as unnecessary, claiming $6,300 could be saved and redirected to roads, while estimates show county costs at least $6,600 to hold a vote.
Witness Cross Examination Trails In Manion Case
The testimony of Miss Lee continued as cross examination focused on her fidelity and memory after a fist fight with Raymond. Defense failed to undermine her statements though a photograph was shown to jurors. Courtroom crowd grew as anticipation rose for Miss MacKaye's expected afternoon appearance and the ongoing trial drew heightened feminine attendance. A separate note describes a German varnishing method to weatherproof statuary and outdoor art.
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Acto Mint
Addie
Raymond
Miss Lee
Kelly
Mem
Shortening Route Through Fetterson Canyon Considered
A proposed road through Fetterson canyon could shorten the route to Wi dow Creekesdetters ee Matec. Details from federal bureau indicate a plan using a specific method to be submitted for approval.
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Fetterson Canyon
The
Federal Bureau
Cottonport Levee Fails to Hold and Mississippi Rises
The Bayou Rouge break raises flood risk as water moves southward through lower Mississippi. Officials warn precaution. cottonport area could flood while other regions remain largely unaffected. Engineers say drainage should limit impact to local areas and some water may flow into Indian Bayou and Atchafalaya basin toward the Gulf of Mexico.
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Allulah
Winnsboro
Bayou Des Glasses
Cottonport
Atchafalaya
Gulf of Mexico
Bayou Chouplane
Plancheville
Evergreen
Runkle
First Outdoor Camper Arrives At Butte Park In 1927
The Butte Journal describes the opening of Butte Park for the 1927 season with campers arriving in sparse attire and tents set up on a calm evening. Early arrivals line the grounds as park officials note the scene and weather remains mild while crowds register.
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Butte Park
Butte Jourial
Sibert
Gah Chong
Tate Fair Will Double In Size
The Montana state fair could double in size from the last event, according to Barclay Craighead, chief of the publicity division of the state department. He cites a 1921 legislature appropriation of 35,900 to expand facilities and notes 16 counties were represented at the previous fair.
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Montana
Barclay Craighead
State Department of Aericulture
Lano and Volumes
Craghead
He Gratehead
Len Liste
Interscholastic declama contest winners named
Missoula May 12 finals of the Interscholastic declama contest awarded top honors to Helen Spaulding of Hamilton for The Famine, with Catherine Peltierew Shelby second and Ailela O'Donnell third. Belfry Florence Kutoxon won for Wait ing for the Train in the humorous division. John Stafford Mount St Charles led the serious division and Arnold Bauska Flathead county led the humorous boys' finals.
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Missoula
Helen Spaulding
Hamilton
Longfellow
Shelby
the Alien
Norman Bruce
Ailela O'Donnell
Che
Lafcadio Hearn
Dorothy Twiee
Billings
Alfred I. Noyes
Ilis
Florence Kutoxon
Belfry
Rosemont carnival braces for final nights of fun
Two more nights of the Rosemont carnival are advertised with entertainment and visitors from nearby counties. A prize autos mobile for a carnival visitor is promised on closing night. A separate note discusses Brides of Abbasia, a Caucauses district, urging continuation of the ancient bridegroom’s forced battle custom with a mock pursuit and wine drinking contest.
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Abbasia
Caucauses
Ethlyne Clair Chosen as Perfect Movie Type
Ethlyne Clair prominent Southern beauty chosen by a film company as the Perfect movie type. She is praised for beauty akin to Corinne Griffith Norma Talmadge and Doris Kenyon and assigned the role of Mrs Newlywed in the comedy The Newlyweds and Their Baby.
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Ethlyne Cale
Ethlyne Clair
Corinne Grifith
Norma Talmadge
Doris Kenyon
Grace M E church society hosts sewing and packing drive
Mrs John Moyle welcomed the Woman's Home Missionary Society at her East Second Street home. A study program followed by packing a large box of children's clothing for a school in Alaska was shared. Attendees included Mrs W Bail, Mr and Mrs W Loring, Mrs H Dune Sire, Miss Enid Perry, and others.
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John Moyle
Woman's Home Missionary Society of Grace M. E
East Second Stry
Edward Smith
Finust
Proram
Akeep
Alaska
Mand Mra
W. Bail
W. Loring
W. Thirloway
Sam Moyie
Airs H. Dune- Sire
Kilto
Men’ Congdon
Smith
Eldridge
Mieselia Young
Enid Perry
Beaste Mosie
Mecera
John Callow
John Rigdon
Oregon Avenue
William Giem
East Front Street
Boseman
Jeanette
Richardson
Garfield
Tregonning
Firstice
Marguerite Sullivan
Rudolph Markovich
Jeantte Richardson
Gertrude McPhail
Virginia Fogarty
James Montgomery
Dorothy Willams
Georgina Snow
Emmett Sullivan
Andrew Anderson
Eleanor Hocking
Marie Willams
Reginald Matthews
Martin
Morette
Lars Markovien
William ‘Thomas
Richard Ellsworth
Lane
Treblecook
Grass Valley
Cal
J. Vigent
Edward
Jennie. Goldsmith
Secreity
Henningsen
William Colliers
Merwan Wright
Dean Ae
Dick O'Malley
Bayard Street
Missoula
Mira
Warren B. Davis
Miesouta
Nita
Tuschel
Ease
Bho
Umbang
Mochue
Huseh
Humine
Salt Lake
Bethke
Stern
Kraemer
Riestling
Paulett
Hinstock
Oehr
George Babbe
Lew'ston
Wick ‘Gayenk
Vane Street
Allmouth
le Ton
Kinga Gayeski
Need
Community notes on residents and visitors across towns
Local items report Mrs J Gillston and others hosting a luncheon near Farrell street. Math club members toured to Mullan Idaho presenting two plays with dances and refreshments. Visitors include Mr and Mrs George Ahstorn and many others. Several families travel to Bil Unge Deer Lodge and Salt Lake City. Charles Spillum recovers from illness, Daugherty family heads to Utah. Beadle family mourns Joe Beadle Jr. Henrietta Gustin returns from Twin Bridges for surgery recovery. George Hay moved to Pipestone Springs for health. Newcomb and Kitto visit in Livingston. Anna Gutzman visits Sliver Bow Park family.
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J. Gillston
R. B. Rand
Thomas Hoon
Walter Pagrett
William
James Kelly
Farrell Street
Math Club
Mullan
Idaho
George Ahstorn
A. Pure
Helmi Johnson
Laina Johnson
Mary Maki
Peter Koporien
Kk 1
Vartia
Gust Niskanen
Toni Johnson
Andrew Halonen
H. Koski
Oregon Avenue
Bil- Unge
Deer Lodge
Charles
Cart Spillum
South Dakota Street
W. D. Dougherty
Billy
Junior
Hiawatha
Utah
Salt Lake City
Mr. Dougherty
C.M. Rooney
Placer James Hospital
Bozeman
Joe Beadle Jr
Jesse Beadle
Beadle
Butte
Henrietta Gustin
Deacon’s Hospital
Twin Bridges
J. Garrels
Locust Street
Livingston
George Hay
South
Idaho Street
Pipestone Springs
Hay
Montana Leather Company
James Otis Newcomb
Boise
Howard Kitto
South Main Street
Anna Gutzman
Lavella
Salmon, Idaho
L. Des= fan
Sliver Bow Park
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Tohn
Grand Banks
Gulf of St. Lawrence
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Malifax
N.S
Halifax Herald
Freeport
Digby County
St. Mary's
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Silver Bow
Ginerva Koenigswaerter-Ulbrich
Vienna
Dorothy MacKaye
Highway Commission
Yellowstone Trail
Mississippi
Bayou Rouge
New Orleans
Tate Fair
ST. Charles
Rosemont
Wein
Stylish
Weins
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Butte and
Silver Bow County
Rialto Theater
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