Amundsen Flight Back From Pole Mission Amid Fuel Shortage
Stockholm reports Roald Amundsen's two planes returned to Spitsbergen after fuel scarcity forced a retreat from near 88 30 latitude. Despite damage risk, Norweg expeditions prepared two more aircraft from Kings Bay to resume pursuit, with Amundsen and Ellsworth among the notable expedition members and observers.
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Amundsen
Sphtaberzen
Pole
Stoel- Helige
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Stockholm
Spitsbergen
Yussdar
Figures Show Auto Business Increasing in May
New York June 1 The trend of the automobile industry is evident in the continued high share of sales of closed cars by General Motors corporation with 59 percent of all auto sales in May being of this type, compared with 11 percent in May 1924. April’s percentage was higher and the month before lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vettect
General Moaters Corporation
Pole Story Told by Amundsen
Roald Amundsen recounts a polar flight from Kings Bay to a drifting ice lane. The N-25 became trapped after landing on open water as ice closed around the aircraft, with observations noting latitude 87 44 N and longitude 1 20 W and limited chance of reaching land on that ice floe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wefnbe
Ineitner
Dlal
Van Sweringen Limitation Highlighted In Testimony
Washington hearings on the Chesapeake and Ohio merger were postponed as Van Sweringen and Anderson debated cross examination scope. The interchange touched on private business, financing of purchases, and alleged connections to New York Central, with potential profit questions raised about the Cleveland Union Terminals.
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Washington
Hernia
Halerton
Nivel Mate
Fiother
Newton Li
Bacar
Elilot Councel
Thergur
OP. van Sweringen
Princi
H.W. Anderson
Chesapeake and
Ohta
Rexpones Henringn
Anderson
Aerser
Siden Haad
Meyer
Baker
Minu
van Swertigen
Terminal Propertes Corporation
Vansweringen
Cleveland
Vin Sweringen
Namen Nook Cy
Iuny
New York Central
Wr. van Sweringen
Cleveland Union
Paris Socialist Caucus Locked In Deadlock
Paris Socialist caucus broke up at 2 am without a decisive conclusion on policy toward the Painters government. Proposals urged either immediate rupture or consultation with Premier Paulniere, with deputies asked for opinions to reach a usable formula. Leaders favored continuing government support while rank and file pressed for socialist independence.
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Paris
Zune 38
Varlows
Paulniere
Dalliana
Gore Plans Road Bond Sale
Governor Gore announced plans to issue an additional 5 million dollars in road bonds as part of a statewide program. A bond market update indicated 15 million in bonds currently available, with contracts for current building projects proceeding. During an inspection tour, Gore also reviewed prison labor use for road construction and discussed land funding and maintenance plans for summer implementation.
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Virginia
Floward
Ghavellor Cove
Bief Exoe Sy
Tie Atetete
Taurine
Gavecnor Byer Ban't
Gad
Gore
Moundaville
Security Pact Details Bared in Early Report
An initial authentic report reveals German proposals for a February security pact and a French ante, with ongoing four month negotiations lacking a preliminary agreement. Britain and France assess German and French replies, seeking supplementary guarantees within the Versailles framework amid mutual defense talks.
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Londan
Jang
Olfintat Papern
Iseucd
Germany
Bbss
Mtr Chamberiadn
Uae
France
Allien
Geri
Faiman Charge Dangles Noose Over Shepherd Trial
June testimony in the William McClintock murder case centered on Faiman who alleged he offered immunity in return for cooperation. Prosecutors indicated his claims about promises by State's Attorney Crowe shaped the defense's portrayal of the night’s events.
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Presa
Chicaug
William Nelson McClintock
Maltonairs
Crimlurt
Taciay
Wilant Darling Shepherd
Charles. Weinman
Shepherd
Robert FR
Crowe
Yough
Farman
Jude Thomas
Laneh
Young McCuintock
Shepherd Beael
Buly
Hhe Park
Wid Amny
Wee
Patan
Croey
Fatman
Shephard
William Scott Stewart
Shief
Falman
Hia Selous
Miun
Hfe
Ted
Ted Tallihoods
Head of Carnegie Trust Bankrupt
The Carson City period bank collapse led to the removal of Carnegie Trust Company’s head and the transfer of most assets to creditors. A creditors’ committee and attorney Lowry Jtimes oversaw the investigation while caution limited disclosure of accounts and certificates.
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Carnegie Trust
John A. Bell
Busted Bank
Myrss
Lotie United States
Hla
Carnegie Truat Company
Aell
Menitiere
Lowry
United Inten
Gloked Bank
One Killed Four Hurt In Wreck At Grant Ohio
A passenger train struck an open riding car left on the track north of Hare State today. The engine and cars derailed. one person died and four were injured. Hospital staff and police rushed to the scene. injured passengers were taken to nearby facilities.
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Grant
Ohio
Kenton
Chio
Dune
Tom
Our
Yetlow
Hare Tate
Dior
Cine Refia
Wandward
Dewk
Ourehor
Ue Teledu
Ehaloeer
Frame
Amy
LaFollette dies after long political fight in US Senate
Washington June 18 radio and press reports say Wisconsin Senator Robert M Lafollette died in Madison Wisconsin after weeks of illness and a heart attack. He was 64 and died with family at his bedside. Funeral plans and state tribute followed as leaders from Coolidge Borah Wheeler Kellogg and Morrison offered condolences and praise for his independent public service and energy.
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Washington
Robert M. LaFatlette
Wisconsin
Lafollette
Robert
Hemve
Hiness
Madison
Bubiad
Alaconain
Radera
LaFatlette
Ameri
Ir Hia Cate League
Kellogg
Lakulette
Borah
Idaho
Vorume
Sama
Aga
Kansas coal lands merged in Missouri and Kansas
June 14 report notes the merger of nineteen stripping coal mines across Kansas and Missouri into the Brain Stripping Coal Company of Kansas. The new entity will control about thirty billion tons of coal, with executive Alexander Banks of Leslie Banks and company certifying the merger and announcing completion at a Pittsburg Kansas meeting next Tuesday.
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Chicago
Kanana
Nnally
Pittsburg
Kansas
Alexander, Banks
Leslie, Banks, and Company of New York
Buain Stripping Coal Company of
Foreclosure Filed Against Chicago Milw St Paul Railroad
The Guaranty Trust company of New York filed a foreclosure suit in a U S district court against the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad over unpaid principal and interest on bonds. Receivers said the action is a natural sequence of the receivership and not of major significance, with bondholders totaling about 200 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Chicagl
Chicago, Milwhales and
St. Paul
United States District
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Penney
Harding
Sherman
Rodgers
W.W. Sparrow
Waa
Cornerstone for Elk Home Laid in Watertown
Watertown June 18 The Fairmont lodge of Hiks laid the cornerstone for the Elk Home under construction at a cost of 200000. A parade of officers and members followed the program Ira L. Smith gave the address W J Evans deputy grand exalted ruler presided and GM Wilshire salted ruler assisted in closing.
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Watrmont
Fairmont Lodge
Hiks
Ita Mow
Ira L. Smith
W. J. Evans
Diversec
Miter
Wilshire
Inge
Piveemnay
Author Visit At Tent Colonnies In Coal Region
Sherwood Eddy, renowned author and world traveler, and former Daymouth College psychology professor Prof. deroelMyis arrived in Charleston from New York to probe conditions in the coal fields. They met with Charleston Ministerial Association members to discuss church labor relations, joined by McAlister Coleman, magazine writer.
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iGelde
Sherwood Eddy
deroelMyis
Sycholuys
al Daymouth College
Charleston
New York
Menmshers
Charleston Ministerial Association
McAlister Coleman
Torturers Draw Fine Of 750 Each
A foreign treaty row in London and a Shanghai incident are described with fines in the UK court and tensions around British protection for foreign subjects. The article notes refugees streaming into Shanghai and ongoing diplomatic exchanges with China tied to disputed demands and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai
Exchange ‘Telegraph Company
Great Britain
Oil Industry On Stable Basis Gains Profit Outlook
New York June 1 The oil industry in the United States has raised a stable basis and the year is expected to be exceptionally profitable. Robert W. Stewart, chairman of the Standnet CN company of Indiana, stated today he sees unlimited opportunities for development of the industry abroad.
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York
United States
Robert We. Stewart
Standnet CN Company
Indiana
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House of Commons
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