Spaniards Missing After Long Flight From Seville
The Spanish aviators Captains Ignacio Iglesias and Francisco Jimenez vanished after starting Tuesday from Seville on a flight said to target Karachi. Forty hours without contact fuels questions if disaster struck or they diverted toward Havana, with most of the route over land making sightings likely.
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Associated Press
New York
Ignacio Iglesias
Francisco Jimenez
Seville
Spain
Karachi
India
Havana
Cuba
Jesus del Gran Poder
Jesus of
The
Chamberlin
Levine
Plane spins and crashes killing three in Detroit
A sightseeing airplane plunged from about 100 feet after a rough takeoff in Detroit. All three aboard died: Homer Wells, 30, pilot, and passengers Julius Slambrouck, 21, and his brother Victor Slambrouck, 27, all of Detroit.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Homer Wells
Julius Slambrouck
Victor
Castoria Ad Claims Calming Relief for Babies
An old advertising piece argues overstimulating infants causes nerves and sleeplessness and promotes Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy. It touts rapid calming effects, no drugs, and a Motherhood booklet, urging readers to seek Charles H. Fletcher's signature for authenticity amid imitators.
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Charles H. Fletcher
Presidents who are grandfather and grandson
The question notes a US president who is the grandfather of another US president. The pair is John Adams and John Quincy Adams. The well known boxer with a remodeled nose is Muhammad Ali. The river known as the Father of Waters is the Mississippi River. The passage about heaven and earth passing away appears in the Bible on Matthew 24:35.
Stewart Trial Opens Today Over Refusal to Answer Senate Questions
Robert W. Stewart, chairman of Standard Oil of Indiana, goes on trial in Washington for refusing to answer questions before a senate committee. Justice Siddons will hear the case. about a dozen witnesses are expected, including Senators Walsh and Nye. Jesse C. Adkins leads the defense as jury selection proceeds.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Senate Committee
Continental Trading Company
Justice Siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Stewart
Leo A. Rover
Neil Burkinshaw
Walsh
Montana
Nye
North Dakota
Jesse C. Adkins
Adkins
Senate Public Lands Committee
California Aviators Chase Endurance Flight Record
After 12 hours of flying along the California coast the Albatross reappeared at Orange County airport reporting all's well. Pilots R O D Sullivan and L C Sullivan aimed to surpass the 53 hours 36 minutes endurance record with 1200 gallons of gasoline aboard.
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Associated Press
Santa Ana
Cal
California
Orange County
R. O. D. Sullivan
L. C. Sullivan
Pacific Ocean
Point Loma
San Diego
Point Firmin
San Pedro
Death of Motorist Found in Canal After Wreck
The remains of Frank Jarzyna were found in the Hanover canal near Thermopolis Wyoming after his car overturned on a curve between Thermopolis and Worland. Investigators say he was thrown through the roof and may have tried to climb out before the canal was emptied. No companion was identified at the scene.
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Associated Presse
Thermopolis
Wyo
Frank Jarzyna
Hanover Canal
Jarzyna
Here
Worland
Butte Firefighter John Gallagher Injured in Hit and Run
After 22 years with the Butte fire department Gallagher was struck on Mercury Street near the Arizona street station and left with serious bruises. Police reported a car registered to Helen Gibson Brown of Wolf Creek, Montana, as the hit and run vehicle.
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Butte
John Gallagher
Gallagher
Tooy
Arizona Street
Mercury Street
Helen Gibson Brown
Wolf Creek
Mont
Coolidge to lay Red Cross World War II memorial cornerstone
President Coolidge in his Red Cross role will lay the cornerstone of the new Red Cross building honoring American women’s sacrifices in the World War. War Secretary Davis will accept. Chief Justice Taft to preside. ceremonies include navy and army chaplains. project cost about 575000 with 200000 from Congress and 365000 from 2000+ supporters.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
American Red Cross
Davis
Taft
C. H. Dickens
Edmund P. Fasterbrook
The
Red Cross
Congress
American Legion
Unusual robbery targets Wyoming school principal
C. W. Kurtz principal of Evanston schools was held up on the highway near Rock Springs. A well dressed woman rode with him while two men in a following car forced him to sign a $20 check. the trio then fled westward. Kurtz notified Green River sheriff and stayed in Rock Springs overnight after learning the check was cashed in Evanston. No suspects found.
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Associated Press
Rock Springs
Wyo
C. W. Kurtz
Evanston
Here
Kurtz
Laramie
Green River
Chandler Reels From Severe May Flood In Quebec
The Quebec village of Chandler was cut off Monday by a severe storm causing extensive damage. The cemetery suffered the worst losses with graves washed out coffins exposed and tombstones overturned. Telegraph telephone lines were knocked out and railroad tracks flooded. Lake Vachon overflowed flooding streets and creating a 20 foot gully on the main street.
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Associated Press
Quebec
Chandler
Here
Lake Vachon
John Lindsay Named Receiver for North Butte Mining Co
Federal Judge George Bourquin appoints John Lindsay as receiver at the request of Central Union Trust Company the North Butte mortgage trustee. Lindsay replaces John W. Neukom and Matt L. Essig as receivers.
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John Lindsay
North Butte Mining Company
George Bourquin
Central Union Trust Company
North Butte Mortgage
Mr. Lindsay
John W. Neukom
Matt L. Essig
Candidates in Montana primaries reach 44 contenders
Montana race totals rose to 17 Democrats and 27 Republicans for July 17 primaries with numerous names. U S Senator Burton Wheeler seeks the Democratic nomination with Sam V. Stewart and Sam Teagarden as rivals. other races include judgeships and statewide offices, with campaigns under way as national conventions approach.
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Associated Presa
Helena
Mont
United States
Burton Wheeler
Washington
Sam V. Stewart
Sam Teagarden
Denton
Taylor
Henry L. Myers
Supreme Court
Erickson
Holloway
E. Pat Kelly
Livingston
Chinese Preparing for Monster Fight
In Shanghai on May 30, reports say both northern and southern Chinese factions push renewed efforts to seize Peking. Southern forces unite three large armies to recapture Paotingfu on the Peking Hankow railway as northern troops resist with heavy casualties.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
China
Peking
Paotingfu
Peking-Hankow
Dirigible Los Angeles Returns to Station
American dirigible Los Angeles attached to its mooring mast at 7 oclock tonight in Lakehurst New Jersey after a flight to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania for balloon races. It faced rain and poor visibility while crossing the Allegheny mountains.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Pittsburg
Alleghany Mountains
Presbyterian general assembly adjourns after week of debate
The 140th general assembly of the Presbyterian church in Tulsa adjourned after a week of discussion. The next assembly will meet in St Paul. The body adopted the foreign missions annual report and memorial day ceremonies, and urged dry candidates at national conventions. It rejected merger talks with several other denominations and referred an overture to union with the Methodist Episcopal Church to a committee.
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C. G. Eybel
Helena
Vernon R. Jones
Bozeman
James L. Slattery
Kansas City
Houston
Montana
Billings
Congressman
Scott. Leavitt
William Stong
M. M Lamb
J. L. Alford
W B. de Great
Ballantine
Howard Squires
Harlowton
Sam Stephenson
Great Falls
T. H. Burke
Hardin
L. Fairbanks
Dillon
Robert Yellowtail
Lodge Grass
Justin Smith
George Cox
Charles High
F. W. Lyle
Red Lodge
W R. Allen
C. M. Lanstrum
George H. Berry
National Committee
Associated Presa
Tulsa
Okla
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
St. Paul, Minn
Board of Foreign Missions
Princeton Theological Seminary
New York
Presbyterian, Universalist
Christian
Congregational Churches
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian
Rexall Orderlies Offer Quick Constipation Relief
A Battle Creek physician cites constipation as a major cause of misery and presents Rexall Orderlies as a gentle, non habit forming relief. The tablet draws water into the colon to soften waste for a natural movement. Chew one at night and wake up refreshed. 24 for 25 cents at Rexall drug stores.
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Battle Creek
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall Drug Store
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