What has become of the A A A party transcontinental run stalled
A transcontinental A A A party led by the organization’s president and an auto engineer left Spokane en route from Seattle to Boston via the Yellowstone Trail. Missoula officials and local chambers await further word as the group’s progress and status remain uncertain amid speculation. The journey followed a 96 hour Washington D C to San Francisco run and carried a message from President Coolidge to San Francisco’s mayor.
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A. A. A. Transcontinental Automobile Party
Seattle
Boston
Yellowstone Trail
Butte
Missoula
Seattle ‘Chamber of Commerce
Yellowstons
Thrio
Washington, D.C
San’ Francisco
President Coolidge
San Francisco
Holdup Man Regains Senses After Hospital Fight
John McKenzie, who was severely beaten while attempting a hold up at Park Cigar, shows improvement at St James Hospital. He fought with Edward Thomas, a Park employee, who wrested a gun from him. McKenzie had been in a coma for over 48 hours and can barely speak.
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John McKenzie
Park
St. James' Hospital
McKenzie
Edward Thomas
Mennie
Youth 18 Slugged No Report Made
Bandits who slugged Kenneth Gris aged 19 of 2323 Princeton Avenue Monday night have not been located by police. They robbed him of 28 dollars and left him lying in a mud puddle after beating him. Officers face trouble as Gris failed to report the holdup to police or sheriff offices. bandits may have fled toward the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gris
Princeton Avenue
Griffis
Wyoming Sheriff Resigns Amid Malfeasance Hearings
Sheriff Scott Hazen of Hot Springs county quits on the eve of a scheduled hearing on charges from Governor Neille Ross. The probe cites malfeasance drunkenness accepting protection money from bootleggers and neglect of duties. The hearing was to be held in Thermopolis with Arthur Gwynm leading the county board.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Neille ‘Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Scott Hazen
Hot Springs
W. Hazen
Arthur Gwynm
Board of County Commissioners
Hot Springs County
Werner Ross
Thermopolis
Egren
Moscow actors and painters form special home plan
A group of Moscow actors including K Stanislavsky V Banchenko and V Kachalov from the Moscow Art Theater organize a building society to erect a special home in Moscow for actors and painters. The plan includes living quarters a theater and root garden with local authorities promising assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgricun
Moscow
K. Stanislavsky
V. Banchenko
V. Kachalov
Moscow Art Theater
Labor debates West Point work during AF of L meeting
At the Atlantic City AFL convention seven resolutions were adopted including policy on West Point building construction work. The Greater New York trades council accused Col Timberlake of underpaying and using non citizens to dodge a union policy and opposed immigration laxity that allows smaller crew sizes for ships. Andrew Furuseth urged protest over immigration laws.
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Associated
Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
United States Military Academy
West Point
Trades and Labor Council of
Greater New York
J. Timberlake
Academy
Polley
Colonel Timberlake
Council
Organized Labor Movement
Andrew Furuseth
Seaman
Louisa Lodge Sewing Club meets for fellowship and meals
Louisa Lodge Sewing Club gathered at Mrs Emma Wingenbach home at Porter and Goodwin. Fifteen members attended enjoyed luncheon and social time. Guests included Mrs Margaret Pfister of Aberdeen and Mrs Tose Burke of Seattle. Next meeting set for Oct 28 at Mrs Charles Rotini’s home.
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Louisa Lodge Sewing Club
Emma Wingenbach
Porter and Goodwin
Margaret Pfister
Aber
Deen
Tose. Burke
Seattle
Mra
Charles Rotini
Street
John Folmar
Manuel Lutheran Church
Tesa
I. J. Hancock
Emerson
Associon
Missionary Social Union of the Christian Church
Arthur C. St Clair
Soochow
China
L. Craig
Hunter
William Ogie
Gressig
Jennie McCall
South Dakota
M.A. "Noel
Aberdeen Street
Priscilla Club
William Purnett
Sam Johnson
Emma Street
Rose Moore
Farrell Street
Rand
E. Beaulieu
Baby
Elm
Wise River
Silver
M. E. Church
Florence
The
Aid
Matt Kermode
A. Blewett
Charles Lobb
Charles Prowse
Charles Rhoades
W. ‘Tressider
Sinclair
Rte
Francis O'Dell
Bozeman
George Mel Bracken
Schrey Street
Columbia Sewing Club
Joe Smith
J.B. Bateman
W. Martin
Charles Otto
B. M. Martin
J. Pascoe
Mr. Cannion
Ora
Martin
Mildred Otto
Col Mitchell Refuses to Testify at Shenandoah Probe
Col William Mitchell declined twice to testify at the naval board inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster. He refused to take required oaths and to answer a formal subpoena, citing Army orders. The case now hinges on court authority and possible action by the War Department.
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Washington
Col
William Mitchell
Tod
Naval Court
Navy Department
War Department
Army
Court
Navy
Federal District Attorney
Hilary P. Jones
Wilbur
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A. A.A
Heattie
Scretary Venable
Holdup Man
Rome
SumamAs
Chicago
Morgan Collins
Mason Rick
Air Service
Toy W. Artinel
Air Service Orficery T Association
Sixth Corps
Lauor
Oould
White
Symons
Elliott
Eilliott Union
Carter
Everwear
Cretonnes Yard
Madras
Kayser
the Symons Dry Goods Company
LABOR
South Side News
United States Bureau of Efficiency
Bureau of the Budget
Committee On Legislation
Smoot
Lavell
Laura Lavell
Toca
Sioux City
Iowa
Montana
John
Thomas ‘Lavell
Martin Cartmell
Fairlee Cartmell
California
Dalyshea
Alma Dinswire Vo
Wast
Mercury Street
Deacones Hospital
Joseph
Abeesdeen
Lite Seybold
Col. Mitchell
Shenandoah
Feers
Mitchell
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