Planes Launch Nonstop Pacific Flight Amid Navy Effort
Giant naval seaplanes PN-9 3 and PN-9 1 departed from the Golden Gate bound for Hawaii, heading into the Pacific with anticipated 26 hour flight. Crews, escorted by ships and photographers, expected to maintain hourly progress reports as they aimed to reach the 2,100 nautical mile distance.
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San Francisco
Isco Bay
Hawaii
Naval Headquarters
PN-9
Allan P. Snody
Gold Gate
Pnadventure
Planes Prepare for Hawaii Flight Under Cold San Francisco Skies
The PB-1 and PN-1 planes, with weights around 19 200 pounds and wingspans 12 feet 10 inches, faced mechanical difficulties after twin-engine upgrades. Despite engine issues, the aircraft rose from Grisby Field in San Francisco for a trial, with naval guard ships stationed 200 knots apart along the route to Hawaii and radio contact maintained with the aircraft.
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Seattle
Ue Army
Grisey Field
San Francisco
San Pablo Bay
Naval Headquarters
Mourting
San Pablo Bays
PNC
Golden Gate
Hawaii
Ayers
Hubber Nugent Named Manager For Hub Team
A meeting of team representatives and the Milt be held tonight at Heatrle Railway company. The report notes Hubb er Nugent appointed manager and mentions indepen elected forall 4 will be he. Joe Stedione, ex-college, commented that it would be prising te wee his handle.
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Idlar Indepen
Joe "Stedione
Collexe
Tr Bomc
Enalsweed
Fiat
Heatrle Railway Company
Boy injured as rod falls at Kingston incident
A Kingston incident left a boy with injuries after a rod fell on a tree. The boy, aged around ten, was treated for a compound injury and is reported to be recovering.
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Boy
Rod
Karl Preaplar
Kingston
England
Mine Workers Reach Key Point in Wage Talks
Philadelphia Aug 31 John L Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, said the 8 000 coal miners will show 100 percent solidarity in the ongoing wage contract dispute as the industry nears a potential suspension. He accused mine owners of exploiting public fear to push higher prices and warned that reopening discussions must address safety and new contract terms while avoiding disorder.
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Lewis
Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Montana Editors Home From Meet
The Montana editors return from a meeting where the reclamation service and settlers on reclaimed land were discussed. Governor Erickson backs Congressman Lea vitt and urges completion of current reclamation projects for Montana. He notes road issues and urges optimal use of final county funds under the current law.
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Reclamation Service
Erickson
Leavitt
Montana
Weare Named New President of Montana State Press Association
In Helena Montana Mr Weare elected as head of the Montana State Press Association. The banquet featured Howard E Mott chairman of the Northern Pacific board and editor Manly commended for informative annual report. Weare praised for enthusiasm and leadership promising continued cooperation with railroads and public campaigns benefiting the Northwest journalism community.
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HO. Woare
Chenter
Montana
Montana State Press Associa
Mr. "Weare
Howard E Mott
Northern Pacific Railway
Elliott
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Burlington
Trey
Northwest
Wwelven
Manly
C. Weare
Chester
Warden
New Coal Rate Cut Affects Montana State Use
Helena August 1 The Montana railway commission canceled a hearing after approval of a 4 through rate on slack coal to Warm Springs Galen and Boulder by the Northern Pacific railway The rate reduces coal costs for state institutions 68 cents a ton at Warm Springs and Galen and 86 cents at Boulder State mines gain coal price parity with Wyoming Kalispell Miles City Spokane Williston and other markets The weather note speaks of light showers in parts of Montana Wyoming and coastal Washington While business in Australia shows better activity than since 1914
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Associated
Helena
Warm Springs
Galen
Boulder
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana Railway Commission
Commission
J. E. Murphy
Boul- Ger
Montana
Wyoming
Kalispell
Miles City
Spokane
Williston
Washi
Stockmen Push New Forest Law Amid Hearings
Representatives of Montana livestock and wool associations urged new national forest grazing rules at a joint session. They seek rights recognition, transferability, and equitable administration, opposing the proposed fee system and calling for permanent leases and state flexibility. Senator Williams and J E Shaw testified on grazing challenges and the need for practical forest-use laws.
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State Livestock Association
State Wool Growers’ Association
Tockmen
Rachford
Focal Boards of Appeals
Fed
Morse
Williams
Montana
Hig
J. E. Shaw
Wisdom
Policy dispute over grazing dates in Big Hole basin debate
In the Big Hole basin the policy was described as driving smaller Mockmen from the business. Colonel Greeley noted forest officials can advance grazing start by at least 15 days, sparking contention that local rules should govern opening dates. Witnesses criticized service rigidity, urging discretion by permittees and noting grass reflects May 1 conditions versus last year’s June 11.
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Big Hole
Colonel Greeley
Shaw
Clark Anderson
Dilloneth
Julian ‘Terrett
Brandenburg
Forest Service
At Gerson
RIO
Shiekh Forest
Revere
Corey
Arose
Boneh
Lon Yann
Peterson
Ban
Montasa
Stieg
Saal Montana
Adden
Forest HieFvet Ad’ Pile Domain
Soadiden
A Thorsen
theiShalha Nae Cmmladses
samnesBontang
Goverment
Sean Uence
Ibaat
Iseation
Coisa Stator
Condrick
Egaton
Asa Seeama
Cobain
Curgesdan
Sheree Pape
Hstens
Intel
Commie
Talam Shicamineratt Laine
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