Wisconsin prepares for President Coolidge summer retreat
Superior Wisconsin hosts preparations for President Coolidge's vacation at Cedar Island Lodge. A committee plans a local executive headquarters in Superior High School from June 14 to September, with 60 guards and an extensive communications setup. Officials anticipate extended travel between Superior and the Pierce estate and enhanced air and rail links to facilitate access for staff and visitors.
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Superior
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Wisconsin
Brule River
Coolidge
Cedar Island
Henry Clay Pierce
New York
St. Louis
Little Island
Irving L. Leamer
United State
J. T. Murphy
Sfhe
Central High School
Lenroot
Lake Nebagamen Congregational Church
Pierce
Douglas Cut
Brule
Winnesboujou
White House
Esident
Jélagrapn
Surhmer
Winnehousen
St. Paul
Simmerhite House
Northwest Airways
Chicago
Weather note and office move in West Grafton
Weather update for West Virginia describes showers and a warmer trend into Saturday. Notice informs the public that Dr Warder moved his offices from First National to a Fidence in West Grafton at Beech and Walnut streets. The new residence on Beech Street provides a larger, modern office space with unchanged hours.
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S. Warder
First National
Main Street
Grafton
Beech Street
Graduation Night At Rafton High School
Rafton High School held the class of 1930 graduation in the auditorium on West Washington Street drawing a large crowd. 32 young ladies and 40 young men wore caps and gowns as the choir performed Swinging and Rev A M Barlow gave the invocation.
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Anon DE Lie
Rafton High School
Washington Street
Larse
Andrews M. B. Church
Nellie Virginia Lynch
Loyalty Week at U B Church
The First United Brethren Church observes Loyalty Week starting Monday June 4 with a 7 20 pm service and daily events. Rev S L Postlethwait leads meetings for parents children and all members including officer and teacher discussions Tuesday Fathers and Mothers address encourages devotion, Wednesday banquet for all followed by a discussion on loyalty with over 100 expected attendees.
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First United Brethren Church
S. L. Postlethwait
Vsald
Orchestra Engaged At Burton-Sitter Toggery
An augmented high school orchestra will perform a special program at 7 o'clock Saturday evening in Burton and Sitter's Tosery Main street as part of a Good Will sale. Personnel listed includes Clarence Menear Charles Steel Jack Pitman Roy Sheetnil Glenn Joe Herget.
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Burton and Sitter's
Toscery
Main Street
Mr. Thompson
Clarence Menear
Charles Steel
Jack Pitman
Roy Sheet Nil
Glenn
Joe Herget
Hazel Atlas declares extra dividend in Wheeling
Investors at Hazel Atlas Glass Company Wheeling West Virginia declared an extra dividend of one half percent in addition to the regular two percent quarterly dividend. The extra dividend is payable July 2 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 20.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Hazel Atlas, Glass Company
Senator Nye Presses Oil Inquiry Over Stewart Refusal
Washington reports the Senate Oil Committee began active steps to prosecute Indiana Standard Oil official Robert W. Stewart for refusing to answer questions. Senator Nye recalled testimony about Liberty Bond profits and Continental Trading Company while Stewart invoked irrelevance and pending Harry F. Sinclair trial. Defense counsel objected repeatedly as Nye’s questions were read into the record amid courtroom objections and record revisions.
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Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Senate Teapot Dome
Indiana Standard
Stewart
Senate
Liberty Bond
Continental Trading Company
Harry F. Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
North Dakota
Attorn Rover
Nye
Wioth
Indiana Standard Oil
Continental’ ‘Trading Company
Rover Theb
Oil Committee
Frank J. Hogan
Defénse Counsel
Bonds
Fire kills Kaser family in rural blaze tragedy
Eight family members including Alfred Kaser, his wife, and six children aged 2 to 12 perished when their home burned near Covert, Nebraska. Neighbors found the fire uncontrollable late last night. two men returning home from Osborne alerted others after contacting authorities. An inquest was ordered to determine the fire’s origin.
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Covert
Ead
Alfred Kaser
Kaser
Here
Kager
Deveans Old
Adt
Raymond
Alberta
Jona
Margaret
Katie i Lee
H. A. Moore
Ray ‘Cronk
Osborne
Mexicans Nabbed for Brutal Slaying in Mine Case
Dispatched from Pachuca today the report says men have been arrested in connection with the murder of C. Smith of Denver near the Santa Gertrudis mine. The Hidalgo governor issued special orders to aid authorities in solving the crime and bring the perpetrators to justice.
Seven Killed In Danville Illinois Traction Collision
Danville Illinois June 1 interurban cars of the Illinois Traction system crashed head on near Fithian seven miles west of here. Seven persons were killed five were fatally hurt and 15 others injured. Air brakes failure of the Limited was blamed for the accident. Motorman Clarence Cumings of Danville escaped with bruises Frank Danville the other motorman was killed. Witnesses described the crash and the frantic rescue by motorists and ambulance crews from Danville Champaign and Urbana.
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Tlinois
Fithian
Here
Weathy and Limited
Hkcen
Clarence Cumings
Danville Notorman
Ndt
Ited
Alan ‘Fairchild
Champaign
Urbana
Elits
Fire Destroys Multiple Buildings in Elk Garden West Virginia
A blaze at Elk Garden destroyed an unoccupied dwelling a restaurant and three small business buildings. Authorities traced the start to an overturned gas stove in a club room. Fire crews from Keyser and Thomas halted spread to nearby structures and a church roof was briefly ignited but put out.
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W. Va
Elk Garden
Stere
Keyser
Thomas
Music School Professors Die In Car Crash Near Brownsville
Professor Pranke Delli-Gatti of West Virginia University died when the car carrying him and two colleagues overturned on the Brownsville to Briar Hill road. Professor Clack was injured, and Lad Elkins senior Anthony Flo W. Va. received minor injuries. Driver Elkins, from Fairmont, was held on a technical charge.
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Brownsville
Pranke Delli-Gatti
West Virginia University
Lowis Tack
Tinar Hill
Here
Anthony Flo W. Va
Drintuino
Elkins
University of the Machine
Delli-Gatti
Delli-Garth
Wis
Record flight attempt ends with forced landing in Nasiriyah
Spanish airmen Jesus Del Gran Poder captains Tenacio Jiminox and Francisco Tglesias attempted a long distance flight from Seville to Karachi. They landed near Nasiriyah in Mesopotamia after surpassing the previous 3,911 mile record, though reports confirm the landing and ongoing celebrations in Seville. A radio message later confirmed the first report.
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Karachia
India
Jesus del Gran Poder
Nasiriyah
Tenacio Jiminox
Francisco Tglesias
Mesopotamia
Seville
Spain
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Germany
Tablada
Nasiirabad
Amere
British India
Nasirabad
Karachi
Eleven Lives Lost In Collision Of Steamers
Vineyard Haven May 1 The steamship President Garfield rammed the freighter Kershaw about eight miles off East Chop this morning. Reports say 17 crewmen were lost and possibly 12 more of the Kershaw's crew. The Kershaw valued at 241 tons was en route from Ossiden to Norfolk while the President Garfield of the Dollar line was sailing from New York to Boston on a round the world trip. Details remained unavailable for hours as newspaper men and coast guard searched Woods Hole for information.
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Mays
Gerfield
Kershaw
East Chop
Eacland
Vinerang Haven
Norfolk
Garfield
New York
Boston
Coast Guard
Woods Hole
Log of the Southern Cross monoplane trip to Australia
Reported log of the Southern Cross long flight from Oakland to Hawaii and toward Australia. Entries note crew of four, seven tons weight, 1200 gallons of gas, generator trouble, altitude 2000 feet, radio beacon search, position 240 miles southwest of San Francisco lightship, speed 75 miles per hour, and contact with steamer Wilhelmina. Continued on Page Two.
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Hawaii
Australia
Cra . M
Southern Cross
Oalland
San Francisco
Charles Kingsford- Smith
Wilhelming
Willemina
San Franeiged
Sui
Golden Gate
Hawai
Pacific
Honolulu
Pla
Plane Makes Good Time In Oceanflight
Trans-Pacific monoplane Southern Cross lands near Wheeler Field after a 2400 mile flight from Oakland California in 12 19 p m Pacific time. Crew includes Captain Kingsford Smith and Lieutenant Ulm with James Warner radio operator. Honolulu crowds greet the arrival as governors and officials prepare escort to safety.
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Xeely Expo Wheeler Field
Southern Cross
Oakland
California
Wheeler Field
Hondlulay
Oahu Island
Charles Kingsford- Smith
Charles T. P. Uim
Harry Av, Lyon
James Warner
San Francisco
Martin Jensen
Hawaii
Wallace R.rarrington
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Prof. Black
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Labor
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