Six Army Airmen Near World Circle Stage In Boston
Six army airmen reached the Atlantic coast city of Boston as the first leg of their world circumnavigation by air concluded. Crashes and fog had reduced the fleet to five aviators and two surviving planes, with one mountain wreck in Alaska and an engine trouble incident in the Atlantic.
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Boston
Atlantic Coast
Associated Pres
Atlantic
United States
Mere Point
Boston Harbor
Seattle
Lowell J Smith
Lesiie P Arnold
Chicago
Erik J. With
John Harding Jr
New Orleans
Africa
Tropics
Othe ‘American
Globe
Avia
Alaska
Beot= ued
Miss Philadelphia Crowned Miss Philadelphia Pageant Queen
A fragmented report notes Ruth Raicomeo, aged sixteen, crowned queen of the Miss Philadelphia pageant. Other contenders named include Miss Los Angeles and Miss Manhattan with ties for fifth, amid a cascade of garbled phrases and unclear details.
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Atlantic
City
Bent
Hiladelphia
Ruth Raicomeo
Judas
Philadelphis
Philadelphia
Curie
Gece
Los Angeles
Aine
Manhattan
Stine
Chicago
Anodes to Meet A C M in Clark Park Clash for Second
Strong itch and fast pitching describe last night’s tense game as Anodes of Anacond, summoned from the Smelter city, defeated Clarks 7 to 4 to grab second place in the Cascade league standings. Tomorrow at 2 o'clock the Anodes face A C M at Clark Park, under Manager Jimmy Chariton, amid protest chatter over league positioning.
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Great Falls
Clark Park
Clarks
A.C. M
Jimmy Chariton
A.C
Berrien
Mines Ie Commission
Man to live without stomach after operation
A hospital reports Sept Ferdinand will recover from stomach ulcer surgery and can eventually eat liquids and Jules foods as if stomach were present. Doctors describe removal and reconstruction of the upper digestive tract and the tube feeding after the procedure.
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Ferdinand
President warns against encroachment on courts
President Coolidge addresses Lafayette monument ceremony in Baltimore urging Americans to resist moves to shift power from the Supreme Court. He warns against turning the nation toward communism or socialism and calls for unity to defend liberties and the rule of law. The event aligns with the Lafayette celebration and civil goodwill amid wartime tensions.
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Desis
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Marneay
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Supreme Court
Day of Overalls Takes Hold as Butte Schools Open
In Butte the return to school sparks brisk demand for knee pants stockings caps ribbons and dresses as families scramble to outfit children. Clerks report lively sales in boys and girls shoes while barber shops see boys and younger students pass time. School opens Monday morning and households assess wardrobe costs and preparations amid parental relief and anxiety.
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Butte
Desert heat maims family on Mojave edge
Mrs Margaret Galberti of Springfield Ohio died and her husband and a 14 year old daughter were hospitalized after collapsing from extreme desert heat near Needles on the Mojave frontier. A younger daughter escaped injury and is living with a friend. Doctors hope the father and child recover.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Margaret Galberti
Mojave Desert
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Dowlin 10 Heads G.O. P Campaign Platform
Helena story notes Dowlin 10 leading GOP campaign effort endorsing the administration of the president and drafting a state platform. The piece mentions adoption of a platform and alignment with Ci and state policies, with continued coverage on the next page.
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Helena
Sept
Miners and Pitts Prepare for Four Game Series in Great Falls
Excitement builds in Great Falls as the town buzzes over a proposed four game series between the Black Pitts and the Mine rs. Families and fans from Fort Benton Sandy Belt and other towns reserve sections while a crowd expected to overflow the park gathers for tickets sold since the series' announcement. Royal ty figures aside, Sioux fans and former boxing chatter mingle with ball talk as the teams arrive for workouts and the public eye watches eagerly.
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Law Risken
Great Falls
Sera Falls
Jack Kearns
Black Pitts
Pitts
Butte
Stockett
Aseball
Montana
Falls Park
Mig
Standard
Great Falls Tribune
Shelby Gang
Jack Dempsey
Pune
Fort Benton
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Belt
Rootere
Prince Eddle
Wales
Royity
Fallstat
Dempsey
Gibbons
Goring
Mines League
Buck Jones
Buck
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Mexican stabbing leaves man gravely injured in city
A Mexican man was fatally stabbed after a knife penetrated his abdominal cavity. A physician attending at Br. James’s establishment reported little hope for recovery. Police charged a suspect with conduct related offenses as the investigation continues.
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Martinen
Phyet
Iittle
Br. James
Soe Kale
Pook Vail Wrax Ini
Soraeby House
Democratic nominee’s farm plan attacks GOP record
John W. Davis in Omaha outlines farm relief aims including lower freight rates tax reform and cooperative marketing while accusing the Republicans of favoring manufacturers and hindering American participation in postwar reparations. He calls for an impartial commission to study farm relief and criticizes administration policy as insufficient and biased toward indirect methods.
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Associated Prose
Omaha
John W. Davis
Republcan Party
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Riiteatly
Europe
Marx Changes War Proclamation Plan
London report notes Chancellor Marx repudiates admission of responsibility for the war. The Associated Event dispatches say he abandoned a global moment and altered the proclamation plan. The story emphasizes political shifts and international reaction to the crisis.
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Marx
London
Euter
Marx x
Northern Chief Repulsed Twice in Liuho Battle
In a marked clash at Liuho, Northern Chief forces repulsed twice after early standouts. General Chi Shieh-Yuam reportedly led troops in street actions amid ongoing hostilities near Lauha as Klang forces regroup.
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Liuho
Forest Fire Revived by Wind Near Lead and Sturgis
A forest fire between Lead and Sturgis flared again today as strong winds renewed the blaze. About 165 soldiers from Port Meade reinforced local efforts while volunteers were urged to join in. The blaze, centering near Crystal Creek and Paddy’s Run, covered hundreds of acres but was not yet threatening settlements.
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Rien
Port Meade
Aulena
Josephine Ryntal
Mitel
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Crystal Creek
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Tlona Forest Ways
Concrete Plan to End War Adopted by League Assembly
At Geneva premiers MacDonald and Herriot, backed by allied parliaments, presented a concrete plan for pacific dispute settlement and compulsory arbitration. The resolution seeks wide solidarity among nations and questions how much British military aid and security will be offered if obligatory arbitration is required. The audience reacted with strong demonstrations as the plan faced crucial votes.
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Ndt
MacDonald
Merriat Neva
Britain
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