Masaryk Re elected Czech Slovak President on First Ballot
Prague May 27 The Associated Press reports Professor Thomas G Masaryk was reelected president of the Czecho Slovak republic on the first ballot receiving 274 of 434 votes. A communist got 64 votes and 104 deputies marked blanks. Masaryk has led the government since the republic’s 1918 declaration. The constitution limits terms to two, with an exception noted.
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Thomas G. Masaryk
Associated Press
Prague
Masaryk
Soviet Britain sever formal ties over Areos wind up
London reports a note severing relations between the Soviet and British governments delivered at Chesman House. Soviet representatives must leave, others wind up Areos Ltd. The British mission in Moscow to be recalled. who will handle British interests there is undecided. The German embassy agreed to shield Soviet interests.
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Associated Press
London
Chesman House
Areos, Ltd
Moscow
Nhot
Hagen Promises Daily Golf Insights From Worcester Events
Walter Hagen, champion golfer, starts Sunday May 29 as a regular writer. He will wire from the course after each day’s play with analytic reports on three major tournaments including the American and British pro clash at Worcester June 3 4 the American Open and the American Pro. He will also cover the American amateur championship. Hagen notes he is the only player to win both the American and British Opens twice.
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Hagen
Worcester
Walter Hagen
Youthly Lyons Hospitalized After Truck Overturns Near Rail Crossing
Eddie Lyons an 18 year old of 339 West Virginia street drove a truck from Rocker toward Butte when it left the road near the railroad crossing and plunged down a 12 foot embankment. Passenger Jac Caron suffered a cut on the hand and Lyons sustained multiple injuries including two broken teeth, internal injuries, and bruises.
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Eddie Lyons
West Virginia Street
Butte
Rocker
Jac
Caron
West Virginia
Lyons
St. Damon” Hospital
Vail
Changes at Montana School of Mines in 1926 27 Term
The Montana State School of Mines will end its 1926 27 term next Friday evening with an alumni banquet planned for Saturday night. Graduation lists are not yet announced as examinations remain unfinished. Several construction and renovation projects are underway or planned, including concrete sidewalls for parking strips and interior work on the swimming pool and rooms.
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Montana State School of Mines
School of Aliment
Miners Dead in Delagua Coal Mine Blast in Colorado
Six men perished and one seriously injured at Victor American Fuel No 3 mine in Delagua Cal when coal dust ignited, about 132 workers were inside. The trapped survivors escaped via a surface air shaft four hours later as foremen ordered exits.
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Delagua, Col
Associated Press
Trinidad
Col
Victor American Fuel Company
Delagua
Cal
Here
Istagna
Charles Deluca
Kit Martinez
John Bolores
William Cowsill
John Walker
Colorado Furs and Iron
Mian and Woman Attack Marine and Lose Lives
In Managua Nicaragua on May 27 Captain William P. Richards of the United States Marine Corps killed Cabulla after Cabulla drew a revolver following a machete attack by a woman during a confrontation with bandit chieftain Cabulla. Richards then killed the attacking woman in the ensuing exchange. The report comes from Chinandega.
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Prove
Managuam
Nicaragua
Cabulls
Lindbergh’s Paris dispatch on transatlantic flight
Captain Lindbergh writes from Paris about his European aviation study mission. He describes Le Bourget field as the busiest he has seen and outlines plans for a multi‑part newspaper series detailing impressions of European capitals, aviation practice, and related topics.
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North Atlantic
le Bourget
Lindbergh
New York Times
Chicago Tribune
Anaconda Standard
Butte Schools Prep for June Graduation Rush
In June Butte sees a surge of graduates across four schools led by Montana School of Mines and local high schools. Between 327 and 334 seniors will receive diplomas as juniors and sophomores advance, with Parkways Theater tentatively hosting ceremonies on June 24 at 10 pm.
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Butte
Montana Hool of Mines
Butte High School
Christian Brothers?ntral High School
School of Mines
Sophe
Parkway Theater
J. G.age
Gale
Dodge divorce decree granted in Detroit court
In Detroit on May 27 a divorce decree was granted to Mrs. Loly Knowlton Dodge from Horace E. Dodge in a surprise circuit court hearing before Judge Vincent Brennan. The divorce will become final next week when a formal decree is entered.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Loly Knowltton Dodge
Horace E. Dodge
Vincent Brennan
Circuit Court
Brennan
Coolidge Favors Black Hills Site For Vacation
President Coolidge favors the Black Hills of South Dakota for his summer residence and will likely travel there mid June, dispatching Col. E W Starling of the secret service to inspect the area as plans await formal announcement.
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Coolidge
Black Hills
Associated
Washington
South Dakota
Tyne
Col. E.W. Starling
Heroic Lindbergh Honored in Paris During Triumph Week
Captain Charles Lindbergh ends a week of hero worship in Paris as he prepares to depart after arriving from New York and receiving widespread acclaim. The American aviator, who left New York last Friday and landed in Paris Saturday night, is celebrated by crowds and dignitaries in the French capital.
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Paris
Charles Lindbergh
New York
Belgium
Franc
Snyder Files Appeal in Death Sentences for Murders
Mrs Muth Brown Snyder and Henry Judd Gray filed formal appeals from their death sentences for the murder of Albert Snyder in Long Island City. No hearing date set. previous notice recorded but action adds no new significance beyond formal record.
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New York
Muth Brown
Snyder
Henry Judd
Gray
Albert Snyder
Long Island
Montana town braced as cloudburst threat looms belt creek
Great Falls mobilizes 1,000 sand bags to shore up river banks amid fears of Belt Creek overflow. Officials urge residents to stay alert as flood preparations continue across the town.
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Great Falls
Belt Creek
Belt mobilizes sandbag barrier as flood threatens Belt Creek
Belt town authorities activated emergency measures to shield against rising Belt Creek waters after a cloudburst. Residents gathered 1000 sandbags in Great Falls to reinforce riprap along the stream through the central business and residential districts. Fire siren signals were planned to summon the labor force if the flood worsened.
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Asociatea Press
Great Falls
Belt
Here
Bell Creek
Creek
Cascade County
Armed men resume battle for water aqueduct
In La Lake California on May 27 a group of armed men overpowered four guards at the Los Angeles aqueduct and dynamited a siphon. A 200 foot pipe section was torn out, rupturing a 320 second feet flow that feeds the Los Angeles Metropolitan district. The raid heightens long standing rancher over Owens River water diversion disputes with the Los Angeles Water and Power Bureau and Owens Valley lands.
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LI Lake
Cal
Los Angeles Aqueduct
Los Angeles
Mussolini Says He Will Lead Italy for Years
Rome May 27 Henry Mussolini declares after five years guiding fascist Italy that he will remain in power for 19 or 15 years more. He states he would keep the premiership as needed to build the fascist state not for personal power but as a duty. Applause in the chamber greets his vow as he says universal democratic suffrage is now buried and the state may continue without it.
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Associated Press
Rome
Henrio Mussolini
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
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Stote
Arcos
Chamberlain
Montana School OF Mines
Maslow
Carroll
Roush
Borger
Texas
Sanford
Mian
Woman
Marine
U. S. Corps
Standard
Charles “A. Lindbergh
Europe
le Bourget Field
Butte High
Central
Christian Brothers
Mrs. Dodge
Montana
Cascade
Mussolini
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