Paris Hails Lindbergh In Grand French Parade
Paris today glorified Capt. Charles Lindbergh as the greatest hero since the war. Tens of thousands cheered as he rode through the streets from the Champs de Mars to Hotel de Ville, while officials and war leaders welcomed him. He met Marshal Foch and Joffre, visited the Paris city hall, and dined with Sheldon White House at the embassy.
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Charles Lindbergh
Avia
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
France
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Bynes
Place de la Concorde
Rue de Rivoli
Hotel de Ville
New York
Lindbergh
Marshal Poch
Marsaht Joffre
M. Briand
Sheldon Whitehouse
America
Jonger
Man Found Dead in Bonner Block
A man, identified later as McGillivary, was found dead in a Bonner Block room after lodging with two men who rented a room the previous night. The coroner and police investigated while the electrical workers union verified the deceased’s identity. The body was taken to Sherman & Reed’s. no relatives are known. He had come to Butte about two years ago and worked as a lineman.
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Larking
Kinney
McGillivary
Electrical Workers’ Union
Undertakers
Meaillivary
Sherman & , Reed
Butte
Marriage and birth trends in Mackenrode and Nagasaki suicides
Local Mackenrode church records show almost all brides bore the maiden name Mueller in the year, with twelve births for every death and eight marriages per funeral. In Nagasaki authorities seek ways to curb suicides at Asatake crater, noting about sixty deaths last year.
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Mueller
Mackenrode
Saxony
Nagasaki
Japan
Asatake
Hearthstone Lodge Dedication by Mrs Hoover at Butte
Mrs Hoover, wife of the secretary of commerce, helped dedicate the Butte Girl Scout lodge hearthstone on Montana granite. The event featured readings, a poem titled The Hearthstone by Rosalie Benjamin, and remarks by Senator Leonard praising the scouts. A pot of daily papers and Girl Scout materials were placed in the stone, marking the camp site on the continental divide.
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Montana
Trevilian
Mole
Butte
Basin Creek
Joseph McNulty
Joseph Parker
William Coughlin
Mintant
Anaconda Company
Girl So Manual
American Girl Magazin
Rosalie Benjamin
Mra Hoover
Serato
C. ‘Tr. Leonard
Girl Scout Organization
Mra Hoovers
Nator Leonard Imsm
Leonard
Hoover
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Divide Mountains
Besan
Park and Taaho Streets
Montana Street
Bescond Patrick's Cemetery
Sind
Couleen
Loughran
Bruceiero Cvat
Wes
Mrs Hoover Promotes Girl Scouts at Mining City Clubs
Mrs Herbert Hoover vice president of the National Organization of Girl Scouts spoke at a Butte Rotary meeting and received a warm reception. J Ira Kremer delivered a Memorial Day address honoring fallen soldiers and praising Hoover and her husband Herbert Hoover. The event included a tour to Scout facilities and a large tea for Hoover with local leaders and public figures.
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Mrs. Herbert Hoover
Butte
Girl Scouts of City
J.C. Kyat
Ryan
Hoover Reception Committee
Scout Council
Lfe
Girl Scouts of the Nation
Camp
Castle Rock
Mrs. Hoover
Mining City
Herbert Hoover
National Organization of Girl Scouts
J. Ira Kremer
Butte Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
Kiwanis
Exchange Clubs
D. J. Charles
Siiver Bow Council
Boy Scouts
Hoover
Reuben Hobbs
Hobbe
Kremer
Mr. Kremer
Girl Scouts
United States
J. J. Hobbins
West Broadway
Girl Scout Council
Butte Florists
Woa
Rome
Hobbing
Norman C. Caum
Scott Fries
Sullivan Resigns Theater Position
Sullivan resigns as manager of both showhouses after years of leadership. He will rest several weeks before pursuing another business opportunity while Scates steps in as new Rialto manager. Scates, veteran showman and former newspaper man, arrives in Butte to oversee repairs and reopen the American theater in September.
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Eates
Scates
Northwest
Washington _ cone
Bellingham
Pacific Northwest Organization
Butte
American Theater
Rialto
Butte Plans Air Derby Endorsed by Local Leaders
Local business men back an air Derby sponsored by the American Aeronautical Association and the Washington National Guard. Maj. Jack T. Fancher travels to Washington to pitch the plan, with potential races from New York and San Francisco to Spokane and a $50,000 prize fund reportedly subscribed locally. The National airport near Lak Ave appears as a fitting field for takeoffs and landings, and residents hope Charley Lindbergh will join the event in September.
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American Aeronautical Association
Fourth Air Service Division
Washington National Guard
Jack ‘T. Fancher
Washington
Natonal Aeronautical Association
Aeronautical Association ‘Metals
New York City
San Francisco
Spokane
Butte
New York
British vote to uphold cabinet in debate on Russia policy
The House debated whether to back the government's Russia policy amid calls for a select committee inquiry into the conduct and possible consequences of severing trade and diplomatic ties with Russia. Labour argued against condemning Russia without a full hearing, warning of lost trade and failed propaganda aims. The motion to proceed with a policy against Russia was defeated by 867 to 118. A coin dated 1680 was found in Bagilen, warden report notes.
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Select Committee
Russia
J. R. Clynes
Great Britain
Ee A. James
Four killed by Che Well blast on the scene
Fire raged as flames shot 200 feet into the air while wind hampered crews. The first structure was moved to safety on skids as women and children watched from fenced areas. Preparations continued to shoot the well tomorrow afternoon with explosives and live steam, with failure risking a long delay.
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Thornton
Flood drives southerners to banks of levee
Refugees pour from Pointe Coupee parish as a crevasse floods 200 square miles and backwaters spread toward Iberville Assumption parishes. Evacuations extend from New Iberia to New Theria with towns deserting high grounds while boats assemble to aid marooned residents. The weather bureau notes water levels may exceed 1912 figures in lower Atchafalaya basin.
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Pointe Coupee Parish
Conventron
Baton Rouge
Pointe Coupes
Lettworth
Bachelor
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Ravenswood
Bayou Des Glasses
New Orleans
Mississippi
Pointe
Pointe Coupee
Phart
West Baton Rouge “Parish
Atchafalaya
Bureau
Grand Lake
Gulf of Mexico
Iberville
Assumption
New Iberia
Iberia
New Theria
London Credit ‘Traders Association
Black Hills Proposed as Coolidge Summer White House
President Coolidge may establish a summer White House in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Rapid City would host executive offices near a state game lodge, with telegraph and telephone lines extended for rapid communication. The lodge sits amid pine forests and near Needles Formation and Sylvan Lake, offering mountain scenery and Western surroundings for presidential staff and visitors.
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House
South Dakota Park
State Game Lodge
Washington
Aules Sylvan Lake
Black
Chicago
Ennis Revived in England Grows Tennis Craze
England revives tennis after the World War with public courts in municipalities and many private courts. London county council built hundreds of courts while Manchester lists over 400 and Aldershot 80. Private hard courts rise, affecting lawn use and seeds sales as Britain counts about 2,500,000 players. Railways expect a prosperous year.
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England
London County Council
Manchester
Aldershot
Great Britain
British Railways
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