Beatrice Rosenbaum Found Dead in Farm Ravine
The partly clothed body of Beatrice Rosenbaum, 10, missing from Youngstown two weeks, was found on John Lippatt’s farm near Salem. Authorities suspect kidnapping and possible assault. autopsy to determine cause of death. Parents identified the girl. Deputy Kindsbatter notes a broken neck.
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Associated Press
Salem
Ohio
Beatrice Rosenbaum
Youngstown
John Lippatt
Max Rosenbaum
Lawrence Kindsbatter
Kindsbatter
W. H. van Forsan
Stark Undertaking
Beatrice
Five Injured in Hoback Canyon Car Crash
On the Hoback canyon road fourteen miles north of Rock Springs Wyoming five people were injured when a car driven by Dan Marshall overturned on a steep hill after striking a rock. Two are seriously hurt including Dan Marshall with a broken back and Mrs Dankowskie with back injuries. The group was aided by Joe Weppner and family before ambulances carried them to a hospital.
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Associated Press
Rock Springs
Wyo
Dan Marshall
Hoback Canyon Road
Here
Wilber Dankowskie
Salt Lake City
Barbara Marshall
Marshall Baby
Hoback Canyon
Joe Weppner
Stabbing Follows Alleged Robbery in South Arizona Alley
John Pettrovich a 52 year old sheepherder says he was attacked in an alley on South Arizona Street by Curley Walker and Bill Jones. Pettrovich says he stabbed Walker during the struggle and identified him at St. James hospital. Jones is jailed with charges stemming from the incident.
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Arizona Street
Curley
Walker
St. James Hospital
Bill Jones
John Pettrovich
Pettrovich
James Larkin
Butte
John Lucas
Ringling
Mont
South
Wyoming Street
Nationalists lose to Peking soldiers continued report
North China authorities say two divisions of the army attacked the nationalists Friday. After desperate fighting the nationalists were driven in retreat toward Tinchow. Heavy combat has continued along the front on the Peking Hankow railway with the Fentien front now seven miles south of Wangtu.
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Associated Press
Peking
North China
Tinchow
Peking- Hankow
Wangtu
River Flood Threatens Billings Area Bridges After Damaging Waters
Rising Clark's Fork and Yellowstone rivers threaten highways near Billings with bridges undercut and roads flooded. A man, L. La Furde, 22, drowned after entering fast water by his Fromberg home amid the swollen streams. A county crew blocked traffic at the bridge south of town as floodwaters moved across county roads and prompted roadside defense by a ranch family piling debris to shield fields.
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Billings
Clark’s Fork
L. la Furde
Fromberg
Yellowstone
County Surveyor's Office
Here
Thiele
Hoover and Smith Avoid Houston and Kansas City Duties
Herbert Hoover plans to stay in Washington during the Republican convention while lieutenants press the fight on the floor. Governor Smith of New York mirrors the stance, skipping Houston. others like Lowden Curtis Watson Borah will be on site or nearby to influence delegates and outcomes. Dawes attends Marietta commencements as Coolidge plans arrival in Washington for the Kansas City events.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Kansas City
Hoover
Smith
New York
Houston
Lowden
Curtis
Kansas
Watson
Indiana
Borah
Idaho
Cleveland
Dawes
Marietta
Ohio
Coolidge
James W Good
Good
Walter F. Brown
Commerce Secretary
Muelebach Hotel
Clarence F. Buck
Illinois
Senate
George A. Clark
Topeka
Fascists Battle Ends With Four Hospitalized In Boston
In Boston on May 27 four men were hospitalized with knife wounds and brick contusions after anti fascists disrupted a World War veterans parade in the North End. Seven participants were arrested on charges of involvement in the affray.
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Associated Prene
Boston
North End
Bank Robbery Toll Shocks Lamar in High Speed Hold Up
Three dead two wounded and one missing after the First National bank of Lamar robbery on Wednesday. A. N. Parrish and son John Parrish killed. Dr W W Wineinger treated a bandit wounded in the ensuing gun battle. E A Kessinger abducted and still missing. two men wounded in Norton Kansas mistaken for robbers.
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Associated Press
Lamar
Col
First National Bank
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
A. N. Parrish
John Parrish
W. W. Wineinger
Dighton
Kan
Oakley
E. A. Kessinger
Johnson Ready to Force Filibuster in Colorado Bill
Senator Johnson of California prepares a final Senate push to time a vote on the Boulder Canyon dam bill after House approval. Facing two opposition challenges, he aims to keep Congress in session long enough to overcome a filibuster and force a decision.
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Johnson
Colorado
Bill
Associated Preaus
Washington
California
Senate
House
Congress
Aviator Dies in Kerrville Air Circus Fall
Edward O. Helton, 33, of San Antonio, died when he fell 1,500 feet from an airplane near Kerrville during an air circus. He was attempting a parachute jump and officials said his chute failed to open.
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Associated Press
Kerrville
Texas
Edward O. Helton
San Antonio
Helton
Butte Airport Fund Secured by John D. Ryan Donation
John D. Ryan chairman of Anaconda Copper Mining subscribes the full 15000 dollars needed to buy and equip Butte’s new municipal airport through his son John C. Ryan of Montana Power. James H. Rowe of the Butte Chamber of Commerce announced the donation as speeding airport construction.
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John D. Ryan
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte
John C. Ryan
Montana Power Company
Ryan
James H. Rowe
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Three Montana Towns Claim Grain Leadership
Dutton in Teton county Denton in Fergus and Richey in Dawson vie for world leadership as principal grain depots. Richey ranks third with 800 cars shipped since last fall totaling about 1,200,000 bushels of wheat, per shipments received in Billings.
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Associated Preas
Billings
Mont
Dutton
Teton County
Denton
Fergus
Richey
Dawson
Norwegian rescue effort for Nobile dirigible under way
A Norwegian search operation from King's Bay Spitzbergen plans to reach the Arctic wastes for General Umberto Nobile and the Italia. The Citta di Milano sails from King's Bay toward Amsterdam island, while the Hobby heads from Oslo to Tromsoe to deploy Lt. Holm by air. Reports of a possible radio call for help from the Italia spur anxiety, though exact position remains unclear.
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King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Arctic
Hobby
Oslo
Tromsoe
Luetzow Holm
Siberian
Nobile
Wealthy Man Ends Life Using Racing Cars
Walter W. Candy of St. Louis, head of a large Midwest confectionery, was found dead in his Pasadena garage with racing engines running in two cars. Police say he killed himself from despondency over ill health after an operation failed to improve.
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Associated Press
Pasadena
Cal
Walter W. Candy
St. Louis
Graduates from Butte and Anaconda to receive degrees
Butte and Anaconda students form the largest local contingent at four state institutions. At the State University Missoula 15 Butte and five Anaconda students will earn degrees June 4. State College graduates number 8 from those cities on June 6, while Bozeman reports a record 126. Dillon Normal College lists 23 local graduates and the School of Mines exerc ises occur Friday in Butte with two Butte and two Anaconda men among the grads.
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Butte
Anaconda
State University
State College
School of Mines and
Normal College
Missoula
Dillon
School of Mines
Bozeman
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Mark Bristol
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China
Opitzbergen
Amsterdam Island
Citta di Milano
Wyoming
Smiths
Pexas
Mrs. Miller
Mrs. Hertzberg
General Federation of Women's Clubs
John Dickinson Sherman
Washington, D. C
Bandit Band
Kansas Town
L. L. Robinson
Hill City
Carl T. Peterson
Norton Kan
Montana
Sealer
Explorer
Radio Corporation of America
Pacific Coast
Butte and Anaconda
Gertrude Conway
North Ala
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