Swedish Crown Prince and Princess Impress U S Audiences
Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess Louise of Sweden charmed Americans in New York and Washington. They answered photographers with smiles, discussed art, music, athletics, and women's suffrage, and praised American life while avoiding politics. The prince paid homage at Arlington and visited the Ericsson memorial events.
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New York
Gustavus Adolphus
Louise of Sweden
America
Jean Bernadotte
Napoleon
Sweden
Victoria
Alexandria
Russia
Pim
Prince of Wales
Ious Eche
Long Island
Crown Princess
Babe Ruth
Crown Price
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Oscar N. Seibert
Army Reserve Corps
Royal Party
John Ericsson Republican League of America
Ericsson
Republican National Committee
Coolidge
League
Alabama Farmer Uncovers Gold Treasure on Whitfield Farm
Gayus Whitfield of Middleboro Kentucky, aided by his father’s papers, unearthed gold valued over 200000 on the Whitfield farm near Demopolis Alabama. The cache comprises 20 dollar gold pieces minted before 1850 buried during the Civil War era. Eight heirs potential claimants include the four Whitfield brothers’ descendants.
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Demopolis
Ala
Gayus Whitfield
Middleboro
Whitfield
Here
C. Boaz Whitfield
Alabama
Nathan Bryan Whitfield
Shady Grove
Jefferson
Boaz Whitfield
Nathan Whitfield
Whitfield Place
Kentucky
Work And Mead Get In Bad In Nebraska
Peace hovered over the water situation as North Platte valley water users associations debated in a closed meeting acceptance of the latest government offer to bring irrigation relief to parched fields deprived by delinquent payments.
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Scottsrbluff
Neb
North Platte Valley
Effigies of Work and Mead Hung in North Platte Valley
Dr. Hubert Work and Dr. Elwood Mead were hanged in effigy by angry farmers in Scotts Bluff Nebraska over water from the government North Platte valley irrigation project. The protest warns of possible force to seize water gates if relief is not given. The project spans 14,000 farms with 12,000 canals and the Pathfinder dam stores 1,025,000 acre-feet of water.
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Scotts Bluff
Neb
Hubert Work
Interior
Elwood Mead
North Platte Valley
Dr. Work
Washington
Pathfinder
Wyoming
Montana Oil Wells Show Big Production
Montana oil wells produced 657 857 barrels of oil in April per Montana railroad commission reports. Cat Creek output fell, Kevin Sunburst rose, totaling 565 384 barrels and 91 978 barrels respectively. Lake Basin field had no transportation report this month.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Railroad Commission
Cat Creek
Kevin-Sunburst
Mlinois Pipe Line Company
Kevin- Sunburst
Continental Oil Company
Lake Basin
Reward Offered in Missing Evangelist McPherson Case
San Francisco reports a detective saw Aimee Semple McPherson being driven away in a closed car from a railroad depot. Los Angeles notes Mrs. Minnie Kennedy offers 25,000 dollars for her safe return alive and unharmed as investigations loom with sheriff district attorney and grand jury involvement.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Ocean Park
Minnie Kennedy
Truck Strikes Rock Supervisor Is Killed
H. G. McPheters assistant supervisor of the Salmon National Forest was killed when his truck struck a rock and overturned into the Salmon River about 25 miles above Salmon Idaho. Passenger W H Shaffer was unconscious for three hours before a motorist found him.
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Butte
H. G. McPheters
Salmon National Forest
Salmon River
Salmon
Idaho
W. H. Shaffer
New Siamese Twins Gaining In Weight
SOUTH BEND Ind May 27 Gaining a pound in weight since birth Saturday Lucy and Bessie Medich joined at the abdomen with their backs continuous and heads at ends seem healthy. Physicians doubt separation possible and say humane course is to let them die or end pain with legal mechanism lacking.
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South Bend
Ind
Lucy
Bessie Medich
Sisters of
Dry Leader Objects To Coolidge Prohibition Order
Washington reports continued opposition to President Coolidge's executive order as critics in Congress call it a vast police army. Secretary Mellon insists the measure targets state cooperation and is not nationwide. Attorney General Sargent says the 18th Amendment permits federal and state enforcement. Democrats in Senate and House challenge legality while urging constitutional limits.
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Washington
Capitol
Coolidge
Mellon
California
Robinson
Senate
King
Utah
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wadsworth
New York
Sargent
House
Representative Luthicum
Maryland
Representative Tilson
Boyland
California Prohibition Official Delays Plan for Federal Deputies
Colonel Ned Green the California prohibition administrator suspended a proposal to deputize county and state peace officers as federal city agents after Washington officials were asked to approve the plan. Green said the issue had been distorted and lost sight of while awaiting definite orders.
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San Francisco
Ned Green
Prohibition
California
Washington
Green
Governors Split on Coolidge Federal Enforc e Order
New York Times reports views of governors on President Coolidge's order to employ state county and municipal officers as federal prohibition enforcers. Six governors oppose, four support, seven report constitutional issues, fifteen are noncommittal. Names include Smith New York and Blaine Wisconsin among critics. Walker Georgia Hammill Kansas Sortie North Dakota among supporters.
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New York
Coolidge
New York Times
Smith
Ritchie
Maryland
Moore
New Jersey
Donahey
Ohio
Pothier
Rhode Island
Blaine
Wisconsin
Walker
Georgia
Hammill
Jonas Paulin
Kansas
Sortie
North Dakota
No Outlying Cities To Get Consideration For Lewis Memorial
Helena May 28 The memorial commission said no town off or far from the Lewis and Clark expedition route will be chosen for the explorers memorial Candidates include Butte Helena Livingston Great Falls Bozeman Dillon or Armistead The panel plans one more public meeting September 11 at 2 pm in the senate chamber at the state capitol for arguments and plans to be heard.
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Helena
Lewis and Clark
Montana
L. L. Callaway
Butte
Livingston
Great Falls
Bozeman
Dillon
Armistead
Senate Chamber
State Capitol
Wedlock's Like Wine Quote From Jerrold
A concise aphorism notes that wedlock is best judged after a second glass, attributed to Jerrold, reflecting a witty take on marriage and drinking.
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Jerrold
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J. T. Whitehead
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Mead
Nebraska
Mother of McPherson
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McCormick-Deering
The
A. W. Miles Co
Dodge Brothers
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
Dongee Brothers Motor Cars
J. A. Lowry
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