Polar Heroism Chapter After Amundsen Rescue
James B. Wharton reports from Kings Bay Spitzbergen on June 19 that the Amundsen Ellsworth North Pole expedition, though failing to reach the Pole, staged a heroic 25 day survival and rescue effort. The crew, led by Amundsen, endured starvation, ice cutting tasks, and near constant danger, with Lincoln Evisworth dying of snow blindness and Dietrienson crippling from the same ailment as they finally returned aboard the Bjoel IV.
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Robert La Follette Goes Home for Final Rites
Madison mourns as Senator Robert M La Follette’s funeral train travels from Washington to Wisconsin. Crowds along the route honor the longtime progressive leader whose remains will lie in state at the Wisconsin State Capitol before interment at Forest Hill cemetery. Notable attendees include Senators Irvin Lanroot Burtin Wheeler and Representative LaPollette.
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Montana
Andrews Jones
New Mexico
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Madison
King Haakon Praises Polar Party Attempt
Oslo report says King Haakon, at a cabinet meeting, thanked Norwegians for the safe return of Roald Amundsen and his companions from a north polar expedition. Messages hailed the explorers. Amundsen reported surveying 160000 square kilometers with no land in the Norwegian polar basin.
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Chinese Shipping Strike Spreads Across China and Hong Kong
A coastal and river ship strike spreads from Canton to Hong Kong and Shanghai, with students and workers promoting a broad boycott. Ports like Chungking report out of control, foreigners seek refuge on ships, and foreign defense units plan limited mobilization while essential services remain guarded.
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Corrrespondent on stand confesses to affair with Mrs Symington
Talbot W. Chambers, named in the divorce case of Thomas H. Symington, admitted on the stand in New York that he had been intimate with Mrs. Symington. He testified about a visit to her New York apartment last March and an evening spent at her home. A Palm Beach letter from Mrs. Symington indicated she would have accepted a party invitation and hinted at a possible Palm Beach visit.
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Justice Ford
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House of Ford to sail on high seas
New York June 19 steamship Oneida of the Word Motor company will begin trans Atlantic service. The vessel will soon sail before noon on its initial voyage to European waters carrying cargo for Bordeaux Copenhagen and Antwerp destined for European plants.
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Maine backs party for land discovery on polar voyage
Governor Ralph O. Brewster authorized Donald MacMillan to claim any land found by the Arctic expedition for Maine. In a dinner arranged amid discussions of Canadian claims, Brewster cited international law that discovery grants rights, while noting federal decision rights remain to recognize and protect Maine’s interests.
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Grain Marketing firm faces 4 million obligation by July
Directors of Grain Marketing said they expect to meet a 4,000,000 obligation to five vendor grain companies by July 23 to keep the company operating. Gray Silver, president, dismissed merger-dissolution rumors as premature. The board would not disclose which loans, if any, would be accepted before July 22.
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French Plan for Rif Offensive Proclaimed by Parliament
Paris report shows Premier Painlevé winning strong parliamentary support on Moroccan war policy. The chamber approved the government plan by 88 to 32, signaling a shift from defense to intensified action against Abu el Krim and the Riff rebels to restore French prestige.
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Mine Blast Probe To Resume At Mine 41 Barrack villa
The inquest into the fatal explosion at Mine 41 of the Tethlohigm Mines Corp in Barrackvilla, which killed 33 workers, will be resumed after a halt on March 28 due to lack of final evidence. An unknown man’s body has been found in the mine, and officials still seek his identity and role.
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Yale Triumphs In Fifth Straight Harvard Crew Victory
Yale’s varsity crew defeated Harvard on the Thames at New London by a boat length and a half. The blues swept the day, winning the freshman and junior races as well, giving Yale a clean sweep of the regatta. Harvard, stroked by Winthrop of Boston, fought hard but Yale pulled ahead by the fifth half mile and finished ahead.
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Parisian Girl Mercy Killer Found Guilty Tonight
Anna Lovasuer, a dreammaker, was found guilty of murdering her sister Anais after testifying she shot to end her suffering from an incurable disease. The judge noted her devotion and said she cared for her sister despite hardships. The article hints at continued coverage on page two.
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U S Plans to Appeal From Dome Verdict
The June 11 ruling by Judge Kennedy found no fraud in the 1921 transfer of naval oil reserves to the Interior Department. The government said it would appeal. The decision notes a few suspicious circumstances but cites lack of evidence of secrecy or fraud. It mentions connections among Sinclair, Continental Trading, and various oil firms and notes limits on congressional power.
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Mammoth Company
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Marines Join Coolidge Summer Guard at Swampscott
Forty two Marines from the navy yard head to Swampscott to become part of President Coolidge's summer White House guard. At Crystal Lake, Miss Lena Garcelon and cousin Leonard Harman were in a coaster accident with injuries and a fatality. Garcelon, 18, of Charleston Va, and Harman, 18, of Gatien Ga, were among a group at a park attraction.
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Two Injured In Train Wreck Near Altoona
Two men were injured when Pennsylvania Train No. 48 derailed near Kittanning Point, Altoona. Fireman Charles A. Kinch suffered severe burns to lungs and hand with head lacerations, Engineer Ignatus M. Reknerad burned on lips arms and face. Cause of the wreck was not determined. Track blocked. several trains held.
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Shepherd Defense Seeks to Impeach Farman Testimony
C de Kange, who resigned as Hungarian foreign minister after his government failed to ratify the Russian Hungarian treaty he negotiated, had accepted the post of ambassador to Berlin. State rests case seeking to hang guardian of millionaire orphan as cross examination of German doctor’s testimony continues and defense attorneys seek to break up damaging remarks. Farman admits being mixed up but sticks to all allegations against prisoner.
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Hanging Marks Drive on Crime in Chicago
June 13 reports a hanging of Willie Sams for the murder of Patrolman Cornelius Broderick, the first witness in the chamber disguise. trial dates set for John Scalice and Arthur Ansbeline for a two-paths murder in a gangster gunfight. Police chief Collings signals a crackdown as a manhunt spurs patrols and underground searches.
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Trade Board Plans Face Jurisdiction Clash
Washington dispatch reports the Federal Trade Commission facing criticism after an address by Commissioner Humphrey on congressional jurisdiction over investigations beyond anti trust. The commission plans to limit investigations to funded work, while Thompson and Nugent may voice dissent. The issue, raised at the U S Chamber of Commerce convention, seeks opinion from the attorney general but none has been issued.
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Senator Ladd Ill in Baltimore
Baltimore June 13 United States Senator Edwhs Fremont Ladd of North Dakota was a patient at the Baltimore church home and infirmary for more than a week. He is undergoing treatment for throat trouble and his condition was not indicated as serious at the home.
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Defenses Begin as Shepherd Case Moves Toward Close
Chicago June 15 The defenses of William Darling Shepherd begin today with the plan to close the case Monday afternoon. Four defense witnesses were called as court adjourned early. The state rested after cross examining Fatman and Marchand, who denied key claims. The defense sought to show coercion of Fatman and indicated closing arguments would follow.
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Belgian 1s Winner of Bennett Trophy
June 19 Brussels Veanstra the Belgian flagman claims victory in the first Gordon Bennett cup race for balloons from Brogress June 7. The Prince Leopold landed near Corunna Spain after a long flight. Veenstra and Quersin report about 635 miles, nearly double De Muyter’s distance. American pilot Wade Van Orman on Goodyear II was disqualified due to rules.
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