Yank flyer in cafe in far north
Moses Texas aviator Madera, missing since June 1, is reportedly safe in sparsely settled northeastern Siberia. A New York Times correspondent confirmed he landed near Anadir and Chikutka, hoping to extend his around the world flight. The tale ties to Amundsen routes and long-distance endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Dimmic Madera
Texas
Siberia
New York Times
Pate
Anadir
Chikuetka
Dana Vt
Whahsrovak
Siboria
Alnsiil
Crom
Rome
Annydyr
Marth
Wamebatka Peninguin
Siberda
Tetan
Milon
Teaald Amundsen
Log of Flight of Jie Mattern Across Continents and Back
Fragmentary log traces Jie Mattern’s journey from New York to the Atlantic and Arctic regions. It notes landings and detours near Mos cow and Omak, followed by hops to Siberian points, then Nome and Khabarovsk, ending with uncertainty about a final leg and a Siberian trading post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingptead
Amround
Floyd
Henne
New York
Domfrutand
Feland
Aarwas
Oalo
Asia
Moscow
Omak
Blheria
Prokopieval
Siberia
Thee Jove
Kragnoyarak
Sitberia
Juste M
Belnye
Ont
Khabaravak
Kha-barevak
Nome
Alaska
Nenin
Khabarovsk
Tella World
al Anadir
Ball Player Cleared of Harge Attack in Court
Ubicaga, a Cleveland Indiana ball player, was absolved tonight of charges that he attacked Mid Wilson Blois Mitchell from North Carolina. The plaintiff claimed $40,000 damages for injuries and a winged insult, but the court cleared the player of all accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubicaga
Larley Toas
Cleveland Indiana
Rathawoman
Noekoalt Raurt
Mid Wilson Blois
Mitchell
Winatersalem
N. C
Asker
Aho
Ahe
State builders and craftsmen unite for building aid funds
The Mariana Allied Building association organized at the capitol with 125+ representatives from 14 entities. The group aims to cooperate with the public works administrator to provide building relief and support the NASA industry, with Gooree J. Martin of Butte and A Ki Sundberg of Butte as leaders. State executives include Norman Holter Helena R. M. Graham Great Falls James Graham Helena J. Brown Miles City and Carl K. Christon Masala. The committee will appoint two reps from each of 58 counties.
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Mariana Allied Building Association
Renato
Capitol
NASA
Gooree J. Martin
Butte
Aiatn Menager
Aasnciated Industries of
Montana
Winchogen Chafre
A Ki Sundberg
Nutte
Nil Consiat
Norman Holter
Helena
R. M. Graham
James Graham
Montana Federation of Labor
J. Brown
Miles City
Carl K. Christon
Masala
California bathers shocked by haul from Avalon bay
In Avalon on Catalina Island bathers caused a stir as a $56 total winnings arose from a water event. Jack Ogg seized a prize and Leathlea Joy Mook led the large haul of adults and youngsters, with the origin of the money believed to be dropped from a yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon
Catalina Island
Gallf
Sty
Bathera
Jack Ogg
Ronwing
Joy Mook
Ler
W. B. Wonk
Heverly Hills
Swimmore
Civil War Vet Pat Ryan Dies at 110 in Oklahoma
Uoldenville Oklahoma July 7 Pat Ryan a Civil War veteran died today at his mountain cabin on a farm near here He was 110 last February 14 and worked on the farm with his five year old son Pat Ryan He served with the Union army but never applied for a pension saying he never learned to swear he was unable to make a living He was born in Kentucky and spent much of his life as a blacksmith.
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Uoldenville
Okto
T'at Ryan
Here
Pil Ryan
Ryan
Kentucky
Goebel and 8 Associates Convicted of Swindling
New York reports the trial of Ofio E. Goebel Hollywood producer and eight associates ends with guilty verdicts after 207 days. Goebel faces five years in federal prison plus a 41000 fine. The group promoted a 1900000 stock scheme tied to a Clean Motion Picture movement. Several prominent Catholics testified. mercy sought for Elizabeth Flautt, Goebel’s mother in law. Other defendants received prison terms and fines of 410000 each. Arizona to vote on prohibition repeal as Gov. J. Trotter issues call for adjournment and a convention to act on repeal measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ofio E. Goebel
Hollywood Renouucer
Iworry
Goebel
Gocbel
Caae
Atock
National Diversified —Corporation
Witnesscn
Alfred J. Smith
John J. Roakoeb
Democratic National
John Dunn
Elizabeth M. Flautt
Goahel
Mercy
Har Aister
Irene Flault
Arizona
Copper quoted at 9 cents highest since May 1931
New York July 7 The price of copper in the domestic market was fixed at 9 cents a pound, up a half cent from yesterday and the highest since May. The jump came amid gains in other non-ferrous metals with lead up to 4.40 cents and zinc at 4.76 cents a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Smelting and Refining Company
American delegates press to keep financial issues on agenda
London July 7 American delegates at the world economic conference fought to retain monetary matters on the agenda. In the committee on commercial policy a tariff discussion was defeated eight to seven with France allying against the United States and Britain. In the monetary commission subcommittee the vote favored continuing immediate financial reconstruction measures 25 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International
Economic Commission
Monetary Division
France
United States
Great Britain
Monetary Commission
Montana Exceeds Quota for Democratic Party
Dr Tt BR Shanley, Montana chairman of the Democratic national finance committee, closed a five month drive with a total of $5,262.85, exceeding the $4,000 state quota set by National Chairman James A. Farley and National Treasurer Frank C. Wooller. Shanley hailed the results as proof of Montana loyalty and noted an oversubscription in many counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt BR Shanley
Democratic National Finance Commates
Montana
Janes A. Farley
Frank C. Woalher
Doctor Shanley
FELOS BY STORM IN MEXICO 1 FELOS BY STORM IN MEXICO
Reports from northeastern Mexico indicate a heavy hurricane and flood damage in Tamaulipas and Nuevo Leon. No loss of life reported, though feared. High winds and torrential rain lashed the states yesterday and today, raising rivers to alarming levels, especially near Monterrey, an industrial city in northern Manteo.
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Mexico
Tamaulinas
Nuevo Leon
Mexican
Monterrey
Manteo
Italian Bluebeard To Die For Deeds In Italy
Eporia Italy July 7 1920 Cesare Serviatti known as the Bluebeard of Italy convicted of murdering three women is sentenced to death by shooting in a hack court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eporia
Italy
Cesare Serviatti
Pie Binoheard
Roosevelt Aims to Drive World Price Stabilization Plan
President Roosevelt drafted a message for the American delegation at the London economic conference to push for immediate price boosting as a principal objective. He met twice with advisers to outline the administration stance and sought action in London while resisting currency stabilization proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aa InesKage
Roosevelt
St Insus
Failure of U.S. Industry to Put Workmen at Work Engages President
President Roosevelt presses completion of industrial codes to curb production loss and boost employment. National Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson urged faster action to restore purchasing power by putting workers back on the job. Charts show rising prices and production but limited employment gains, signaling urgent need for codes on production hours and minimum wages.
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U.S
Washington
Roosevalt
Hugh S. Johnson
National Recovery Administrator
Johnson
Ncanngs
Hoosevelt
Nis
Conspiracy Guilty Denied By Buelow
Los Angeles July 7 Ernest T Von Buelow an Alban barber dealer denied from the witness stand that he had attempted to extort 100 from Eric Pome noted San Gabriel polo player under threats of disfiguring Pevsley's children He said he was out of the city on the dates four letters demanding 600 were mailed to Pecheys home Buelow was arrested recently by sheriff's deputies who said they found him at a spot where the letters demanded the money be left.
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Los Angeles
Ernest T. von Buelow
Alban Bra Heer
Eric Pome
San Gabriel Polo
Pevsley
Elty
Pechey
Buelow
Sheriff's
France and Italy Forming A Peace Pact. Daladier to Rome
Paris reports France ready to settle differences with Italy and back a two power pact led by Mussolini. Daladier will travel to Rome on July 24 to sign the four power European peace pact and hold talks with Italy’s premier. The plan aims to prevent Balkan war as Italo French ties center on maintaining regional peace. President Rodriguez to receive former Vice President Curtis in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Italy
Mussolini
Edouard Daladier
Rome
Germany
Great Britain
Balkans
Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
Poland
Little Entente
Czecho-Slovakia
Yugo Slavia
Rumania
Mexico
D. F
Rodriguez
Curtis
United States
Johnson denies purpose of Industrial Act to organize labor
Washington July 7 Hugh A Johnson the industrial administrator said in a statement that claims the act aims to organize labor are incorrect. He denied that workers must join a union to gain benefits and urged fair treatment for both organized and unorganized labor. He warned misstatements by union agents and company unions promote misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Johnson
Washington
Hugh A. Johnson
Industrial Concerna Hi
Janhnson
Gran Chaco battle yields heavy Bolivian losses
Asuncion Paraguay July 7 a government communiqué reports a new Bolivian assault on Fort Nanawa in Gran Chaco repulsed by Paraguayan troops. The bulletin lists 1500 Bolivian soldiers captured or killed along with one officer, 31 prisoners, 645 rifles, four heavy machines guns and 18 light ones.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
San
Nanawa
Gran Chaco Talle
Cindra
Zenteno
Hitler plans to stamp out last vestige of democracy
Berlin July 7 official government decree says 12 percent Reichstag seats and state diet seats will not be refilled after outlawing socialist and state parties. Hitler criticized Nazi members for hindering economy and urged evolution over revolution while calling for removal of democracy remnants and shifting responsibility to individual personalities and party bosses.
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Hitler
Berlin
Rality
Toten
Hia
Hymns Will Be Only Music On Natal Day Of John D
Tarrytown N Y John J Rockefeller will mark his birthday with a quiet family dinner tomorrow. Guests from Celands and local invited parties will join in, but the naval serenade at the Rockefeller residence will be omitted. A few hymns will be played on the piano after dinner.
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Natal
John D
Tarrytown
N. Y
John J. Hockefelter
Celands
Minnesota mortgage relief law struck down by state court
The Minnesota emergency mortgage relief law enacted earlier this year was ruled unconstitutional by the state supreme court in a six to one decision. The court held the measure violated federal constitutional provisions and impounded contracts despite economic distress cited by lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pawl
Minn
Minesota
State Supreme Court
Note Claims Factor Taken To Guba In Barber Plea
Englane Ohio July 7 A note signed Jake the Barber pleading for delivery from Al Capone henchmen said to be taking Factor to Cuba was found in a street cardboard box Chicago July 7 Leon Bleel representative of missing John Factor said a found tote in Eufaula Oklahoma signed Jake the Barber appears hoax but any information is welcomed by investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englane
Ohir
Jake the Barber
al Capone
Cuba
Chicago
Leon Bleel
John Factor
Eufaula
Okla
Missing British factor John Factor sought by England
British consul in Chicago Lewis Bernays demanded federal authorities seize John Factor a missing speculator accused of swindling British investors out of seven million dollars. The factor disappeared while facing extradition to England in a case the consul says was a hoax to prevent extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lewis Bernays
John Factor
England
Factor
Cloudburst in Colorado Leaves Dead and Missing
A Colorado cloudburst near Morrison and Idledale results in two dead and sixteen missing with widespread property destruction. Summer cabins are swept away, roads and bridges washed out, and vehicles caught in the flood. Denver and local police assist in search as residents are warned of danger from rising waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Idledale
Morrison
Here
Tollegate
Vincent Soderman
Soderman
United States Poised for World Wheat War
Parga North Dakota July 7 The United States is better positioned than any nation to wage a world wheat war but will not. M TL Wilson head of the wheat adjustment administration spoke at the first open conference on the proposed adjustment plan. The world wheat conference in London includes Canada Argentina and Australia with Montana Minnesota and other states represented. About 400 farmers grain men and extension workers attended from four spring wheat states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parga
N. D
United States
M. TL
Wison
Effef
Tondon
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Wilean
Montana
Dakotas
Minnesota
Prison Revolt Threat Quelled at Lorton Jail
Police actions in Lorton Virginia quelled a potential uprising among about 1,000 inmates. A riot squad guarded the facility while roughly 75 inmates labeled as troublemakers were separated from the others and moved from dormitories to secure areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorton
District of Columbia
Settle and Piccard Plan 12 Mile Stratosphere Ascent
Akron July 7 Settle and Piccard prepare to ascend 12 miles into the stratosphere testing fitness for this record flight at the Century of Progress exposition. The ascent by Lieut Commander T G W Settle and companion will probe extreme cold, low oxygen, and high temperatures in a sealed, conditioned balloon gondola.
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Settle
Piccard
Akron
T. G. W. Settle
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Yank Flyer
Far North
Jie Mattern
Ida Ro War Smith
Vea Nomen
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Milwaukee
Wis
Mra Kula A. Boole
Brooklyn
Smith
California
Pat Ryan
Phoenix
Ariz
Trot, Moour
Sec
Ion Augyat
Alag
East
Lous
Ty Alvin Hallahan
Dr, Shanley
Felos
Bluebeard
Rancis M. Stephenson
White House
Rownevelt
Organization
Tage
Pedley
Guba
Colorado
Americ
Wilson
Meman
Bott
Bf Dogrom
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