Italia dirigible sails toward Leninland in Arctic drift
The Italia began a second Arctic voyage from Kings Bay with plans to reach Leninland over Spitzbergen and Franz Josef land. After a clear hour long view over the ice she followed the Spitzbergen coast northwest toward Leninland, aiming to land Professor Petromoli and two naval officers for photo topographic work if weather stays favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Bay
Spitzberger
Nicholas Island
Leninland
Greenland
Franz Joseph Land
Spitzbergen
Italia
Franz Josef Land
Government Will Curb Floods Now
President Coolidge signed the flood control measure amid broad approval at the capital. House Flood Control Chairman Reed credited the president with fairness in handling objections and winning national admiration for the legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Reed
House Flood Control Committee
Windows of Two Cities
A westbound elevated train over Brooklyn Bridge frames a skyline of major firms like Standard Oil Bankers Trust Equitable Singer Federal Reserve AT&T Woolworth and more, contrasting gleaming towers with the squalor of the lower East Side tenements. The piece urges speakers to acknowledge the city’s stark contrasts and avoid romanticizing a metropolis only lovely in spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Standard Oil
Bankers’ Trust
Equitable
Singer
Federal Reserve
American Telephone & Telegraph
Woolworth
Lower East Side
Mr Smiths Little Cafeteria Sets City Feeding Pace
The Skyliner notes Western Electric Kearney works cafeteria in Jersey meadows is 450 feet long and hosts 6,000 employees eating in just over an hour. Arthur Smith leads efforts to diversify fare with recipes from across the United States and abroad as the plant expands toward 25,000 workers. Students, baseball, bowling and night classes fill lunch hours with classrooms in offices and college men as instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Smith
Metropolitan
Broadway
Western Electric
Kearney
Jersey Meadows
Arthu J. Smith
United States
Prohibition Vindicated by Southern Baptist Convention
The Southern Baptist Missionary union convention in Chattanooga Tennessee with 440000 members unanimously passed resolutions endorsing only presidential and vice presidential candidates who are committed to strict observance and vigorous enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and the national prohibition act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assocated
Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Baptist Missionary Union Convention
Foreshadowed Hoover Campaign Tactics Draw Fire
Capitol investigations probe Hoover campaign funding and operations at the national capital base. Testimony highlights questions about Washington ties to California and New York offices and a magazine's losses amid political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Lockwood
McMaster
South Dakota
James W. Good
Washington
Hoover
California
New York
Harry N. Price
Politics
Frank J. Hale
New York City
Hale
Price
Harold Goldman
Commerce Secretary
Republicans Not Instructed At Montana Convention
The Montana Republican state convention chose an uninstructed delegation to the national convention in Kansas City. Frank A. Hazelbaker led the session at the Placer hotel as 22 delegates with half-votes each were named, while a minority backed 11 delegates and 11 alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Smith
New York
Commerce
Herbert C. Hoover
Moore
Edwards
Norton
Hoover
Coolidge
Lowden
Edge
Thermopolis
Wyo
Kansas City
George Cross
Converse County
Missouri
Legislative Assembly
Placer Hotel
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Dispatch
Julius W. Wuerthner
Great Falls
W. D. Kemmis
Sidney
George McCone
R. C. Monahan
Butte
Joseph Scanlon
Miles City
Dan Whetstone
Robert O'Hara
Hamilton
O'Hara
Co. M. Conser
Plevna
O. M. Lanstrum
State Central Committee
Order of Business
J. A. Gravely
Townsend
T. E. Nelstead
Ekalaka
O. A. Bergeson
Geraldine
A. A. Baker
Glendive
Dr. Alexander
Winnett
T. R. Alquist
Robert A. O'Hara
A. H. Arneson
Big Timber
John EF. Foster
Harlowton
Daniel J. Korn
Kalispell
Harry W. Sankey
M. D. Rowland
Libby
B. N. Stone
Circle
Co. A. Linn
White Sulphur Springs
C. H. McLeod
Missoula
John E. Corette
F. F. Smith
Benjamin P. Harwood
John Campbell
H. B. Brooke
Chinook
Ed H. Cooney
W. B. Leavitt
T. P. Stewart
Anaconda
K. Price
Baker
George R. Allen
Virginia City
T. F. Rucker
Malta
S. J. Vasbinder
Thompson Falls
P. R. Heiley
Columbus
Thomas Ashlock
Lewistown
G. M. Moss
Whitefish
J. D. Kennedy
Philipsburg
W.T. Coman
Box Elder
A. H. Eislein
Boulder
A. J. Galen
Helena
J. S. Campbell
Reed Point
William S&s. Haley
Terry
Malcolm Gillis
W. O. Ensign
Hysham
W. H. Peterson
Billings
Credentials
R. E. Brown
Bozeman
Chairman
William D. Ross
Dillon
L. E. Haverfield
Hardin
Ray Armour
J. Nyquist
Scobey
F. K. Cheadle Jr
Douglas Gold
Browning
Henry Thein
Ryegate
H. Goodsell
Hobson
W. H. Fedderson
John Bolling
Dutton
George H. Gay
F. T. McCormick
Roundup
Sam Working
Wilsall
A. W. Heidel
Broadus
C. M. Dowlin
Forsyth
Fred Turner
Poplar
L. J. Onstad
Plentywood
John Lindquist
R. L. Clinton
Shelby
T. J. Bushell
Wibaux
Hazelbaker
Montana
R. A. Armour
John Foster
John Corette
E. M. Larson
Committee On
Republican Party
Democrats Uphold Smith Candidacy at Montana Convention
Montana Democrats elected delegates and alternates to Houston and backed Gov Alfred Smith if nominated. Kremer praised Smith and Walsh, while counties split over Smith support. The convention approved 14 local government expenditures and urged unity, with Walsh as a possible alternative if Smith faltered.
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Houston
Smith
Senator Walsh
Montana
Flathead
Gallatin
Kremer
Walsh
Shanley
W. W. Hamilton
J. EK. Lane
Harry RB. Mitchell
T. J. Walker
W. FT. Maloney
Sid Willis
R. R. Purcell
Thomas Mr Grath
Arthur Rabbitt
Judee Co. Co
Hurley
F. R. Vandenutte
Beattey
H. B. Cloud
C. C. Powell
Butte
C. P. Nevin
Tom Fox
Roy Alley
James Kane
James White
Mary Leahy
William Meyer
Margaret Curran
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Madison
Walter Pope
Missoula
T. J. Walsh
J. Bruce Kremer
Democratic Party
al Smith
H. L. Maury
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Explorer
Maurice Chauchon
American Institute of Architects
Gaudet
Pau
France
East
Galena
Better Butte Association
Esther Ralston
Lucile la Seaur
Joan Crawford
Dandruff
Lawrence Richie
George B. Akerson
Samuel R. McKelvie
Nebraska
McKelvie
Norris
Norris, Lowden and Dawes
Thellinois
Norris-Lowden-Dawes
Alfred E. Smith
New Jersey
Wyoming
T. J. B. Shanley
C. S. Gwinn
Lewis Penwell
G. GC. Derry
FE. Weee
Stanley Scearce
Carl J. Trauerman
Henrietta Besette
D. J. Burke
J. J. Jewell
Will Cave
J. S. M. Neill
W. M. Boles
John Yates
O. E. Simonson
Pat Carney
Simonson
W. H. Boles
Montana Senate
House of Representatives
J. Burke Clements
J. L. Dobell
P. J. Geraghty
T. E. Collett
Richland
H. A. Gallwey
Ray Church
Lewis and Clark
United States Congress
Scott Leavitt
Senator Gallwey
Texas
Alfred F. Smith
A. E. Smith
Tom Stout
Gallwey
Stout
M. M. Duncan
AUTO
Rim
Sewell Company
East Park
Mechanics’ Fine Tools
Seacliff
Cal
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