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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1924

Page

2

World Girdling Flyers Delayed by Fog in Maine Landing

Fog and thick weather forced an unexpected landing near Brunswick Maine as the world girdling aviators reached Mere Point after five months away from their global flight. Spectators, officials, and army leaders hailed the milestone and planned next leg departures from Mere Point.

Patrick Wilt Associated Press Boston Maine Mere Point Brunswick United States Lowell H. Smith Mason M. Patrick Air Service

Messages From Mothers For Flying Sons At Mitchel Field

The text describes mothers hoping their sons in Boston would leave at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon for Mitchel Field New York and then to Washington. One mother asks for messages to be relayed if the boys do not hear them, and notes the chance to be near the sons as the country marks achievement and history.

Boston Mitchel Field N. Y Washington

Mothers Welcome by Radio for Flying Sons Return

Mothers of two globe touring American pilots used KHJ Los Angeles to greet their sons as they returned to the United States. Mrs. Jasper Smith praised Lieutenant Smith and said she was proud to be American and his mother. Mrs. Roberta Chase Harding echoed overflowing pride in his successful flight.

Associated Press Los Angeles United States KHJ Los Angeles Times Jasper Smith Smith Lowell Roberta Chase Harding John Harding

State Republicans to Convene Central Committee Meeting

Helena report notes Republicans gather for the state central committee session opening at 10 tomorrow. Joseph Scanlon announces plans to name a new state chairman and secretary, adopt a platform, and map the campaign for the November 4 general election. Expected speakers include Governor Dixon Jank B Linderman and Congressman Scott Leavitt.

Helena State Central Committee Joseph Scanlon Miles City Dixon Jank B. Linderman United States Scott Leavitt

Northern Pacific Party Tours Yellowstone and Pacific Coast

A Northern Pacific delegation led by Howard Elliott and including J. M. Hannaford J. G. Woodworth and other NP and Pacific Railway officers toured Yellowstone Park and related Western routes from Billings to Butte They discussed crop prospects taxes and future Northwest growth noting strong rail service and a shift of Colstrip line to NP operations while meeting Butte bankers and chamber groups during the trip

Era Pacific Railway Company St. Paul J. M. Hannaford J. G. Woodworth H. BK. Stevens A. M. Burt 8. Zwight R. J. Pluott C. 0. Kyle T. H. Lantry Mandan Paradise Livingston W. H. Merriman Butte G. H. Jacobus Montana Northern Pacific R. P. Blake Billings Yellowstone Park H. W. Childs Yellowstone Transportation Company W. H. Nichols Colonel Albright Vernon Goodwin Yellowstone Camps Major Keown Pat Carney Whitehall Charles Donnelly Elliott Howard Elliott Pacific Coast New York Northwest Northern Pacific Railway Minnesota North Dakota Great Northwest Land Department Agricultural Credit Corporation Winston Brothers of Minneapolis Northern Pacific Railway Company Wyoming Burlington Road New Haven Hartford Hott Chamber of Commerce W. B. Daly Herman Blank Eugene Carroll Dr. Cambell Charles Bocking P. F. Beaud J. K. Heslet

Robbers Take $22,000 From Spokane Fair

Spokane police hunted for culprits after about $22,000 was taken from the fair grounds safe last night. Captain Byrnes said authorities had no clue and had not learned how the money was taken.

Associated Press Spokane Fair Grounds Byrnes

Thieves Take Silver Coins From Fair Vault

A large portion of the valuables, mostly silver coins, were stolen from a vault during the Interstate fair now underway. Investigators believe only five fair officials knew the outer door combination and perhaps two knew the inner door code. Police suspect an expert thief or insiders gained access. the loss is insured.

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