Honor Hero Wo He Lies In State
New York July 14 Captain Emilio Carranza lies in state under flags of Mexico and the United States. His crumpled body was returned from a New Jersey berry patch after a crash at the start of a flight to prove distances and frontiers mean little in aviation. An inquiry at Mount Holly found death likely from mechanical trouble, not lightning. Public tributes planned as plans for a homecoming unfold.
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Tragic Basin Fire Claims Lepaine Family of Seven
Mrs Antoinette Lepaine and her four daughters Eva Theresa Edith and Patricia perished in a Basin fire as neighbors fought to rescue the trapped family. Louis Lepaine and elder son Guilio were injured in a later railroad collision and taken to St Peter's hospital in Helena. Three sons Richard James and Frank survived. James leaped from a window breaking a leg. Continued on Page Sixteen.
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Plane crashes in Wadena kill three on crowded street
A monoplane plunged 390 feet onto Wadena main street during a test flight. Three people died Bernard LaPorte 35 of Newberg North Carolina Marie Walters 4 of Wadena and Otto Wirth 30 of Wadena. The wing buckled causing the fatal crash as Saturday night shoppers fled the crowded area.
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Three Die in Sewer in Chicago Deadly Flood Traps Workers
Chicago July 14 AP reports three men perished in a mile long sewer tunnel flood when a valve failure sent water surging. Firemen recovered three bodies. four others feared dead. Richard Keating, sanitation district employee, ordered held for alleged valve activation. The rescue mission credited straw boss Carl Chiere for warning cries. Continued on page sixteen.
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Wight hits back at husband in California case
San Diego July 14 AP Mrs Miriam Noel Wright prominent Bogfish sculptress and authoress was sentenced to serve 0 days in jail after pleading guilty to malicious mischief for visiting Frank Lloyd Wright's La Jolla home and destroying furnishings valued at 1000. Sentence suspended if she reimburses damage. She then charged her husband and Olga Finzenberg with lewd and dissolute conduct. Bail set at 150. Marital troubles traced through Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota to California.
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Bodies of 3 Miners Found in Lytle Colliery
Rescue workers found the bodies of John Oalick Charles Burlin and Matthew Besock entombed since Monday after an explosion at the Lytle colliery in Pottsville Pennsylvania. Local authorities confirmed the victims and continuation of safety investigations.
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Kellogg Peace Plan Accepted by France
Paris July 14 The French note accepting Kellogg’s outlawry of war pact was delivered to Ambassador Herrick and will be published Monday It is expected to satisfy Washington and close Paris Washington negotiations prior to treaty signature
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Herbert Hoover Heads West for California Campaign
Washington reports Herbert Hoover, after farewell to Commerce Department colleagues, begins western trip as Republican standard bearer. In the Hoover party are Mrs Hoover, Rep. Tilson and Mrs Tilson, George Akerson, and several press members. First stop Chicago for a reception with Dawes, then Superior to visit President Coolidge for two days.
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Weather outlook for the northern Rocky Mountain region
A week forecast begins Monday for the northern Rocky Mountain region with generally fair skies, possible isolated thunderstorms, and temperatures near normal. Local variations may occur with brief storm chances in certain areas.
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Montana Primaries Near as Campaign Ends Early
In Montana the primary election nears, with voters choosing nominees including United States senator hopeful Wheeler. The piece notes low enthusiasm, long campaigns, and farmers voting early to avoid harvest conflicts. It references Wheeler’s past actions and travels, and hints at political maneuvering within the Democratic camp. The article continues on Page Seven.
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Wheeler funds shift in mining tale sparks distrust
The Fergus County Argus accuses Senator Wheeler of exploiting miner distress for political gain. It claims starving families and pleas for aid were used to fund an extended Wheeler campaign, suggesting the funds were diverted from miners to Wheeler's nominating bid in Montana as he seeks re nomination.
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Actress Fay Wray Targeted in Extortion Plot
Los Angeles July 14 AP An extortion attempt aimed at forcing motion picture actress Fay Wray to pay 2000 by threatening her mother ended with arrest of Lyon S Banard after he awaited a trap on Sunset Boulevard and Laurel Canyon Road. Wray notified police and later dropped a newspaper wrapped bundle as bait. Banard faces extortion charges.
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West Assumes Prexy Sees Big GOP Victory
Superior Wisconsin July report quotes Rov West national Republican committeeman from Chalet (Unclear) predicting a landslide Republican victory in the November elections. West told President Coolidge that Secretary Hamer would win a tremendous vote, carrying a broad bloc.
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Rumor Claims Amundsen Crew Rescued Near Bear Island
From Stockholm Tidningen comes an unconfirmed report that Captain Roald Amundsen and his five crew members of the missing French plane have been rescued by fishing vessels near Bear Island. A second version says boats actually saved them from an ice floe, while the Russian icebreaker Mahgim was ordered to search southeast of Spitzbergen for the group.
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Raskel backs home liquor access in a letter
A public letter from John J. Raskel, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, advocates allowing intoxicating liquor for home consumption. The missive, circulated as Massachusetts Democrats reorganized, is linked to prior remarks by P. H. Callahan of Louisville and follows debate on prohibition.
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Smith accuses Miller and White of false information
Albany June 14 AP governor Smith denounces Rev C R Miller super intendent of the New York State Civic League for circulating false data about his legislative steward and assails Kansas editor William Allen White for criticizing the Democratic nominee. He charges White repeated Miller’s misleading word and defends anti gambling and vice curbs.
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Phase of Packers Act Held Invalid by Court
A Omaha federal court ruled the Phase of Packers Act unconstitutional, finding it violated the fifth amendment. The case involved government power over contracts and assessed actions by the secretary of agriculture and federal commissioners. The opinion, delivered today by judge DH Dun, rejects the government’s claims and upholds the challenge to congressional authority over contracts.
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Mussolini to Perform Dawes Violin Melody
Rome July 14 AP Premier Mussolini will pass on a melody for violin composed by Charles G. Dawes vice president of the United States. Milano Chirazo violinist granted an audience by the duce yesterday to render the piece.
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Henry Ford Backs Hoover for Presidency
Washington July 14 AP Henry Ford accepts the vice presidency of the Hoover for President Engineers National Committee announced by Chairman. Work of the Republican National Committee follows.
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Uncle Sam May Get Mississippi Crooks
Federal grand jury in Mississippi probes distribution of federal patronage after a fourth indictment was returned against an unnamed man. J. C. Tannehill former U S marshal for the southern district and E L Patton negro Republican leader are in custody on charges of purchase and sale of public offices. District attorney says trials will be sought after arraignments. indications grand jury has just begun its work.
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