Republicans in Kansas City Confront Pershing Hoover Contest
Kansas City hosts lively Republican chatter as Pershing supporters weigh a dark horse run and the farmers' backlash hangs over the convention. Hoover gains 11 votes as the credentials contest sweeps southern delegates, threatening Florida’s George W. Bean and his 16 year hold on the Florida national committeeman post. The credentials panel may dethrone Bean amid a history of cautious committee overrules.
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Hoover
Florida
Kentucky
George W. Bean
Bean
National Committee
Banks Urged to Cut Loan Accounts Amid Credit Pressure
The board explains member banks face higher reserve costs from rediscount and bill rates and may reduce debt at the reserve banks. Banks, traditionally reluctant to stay indebted, could pass the pressure to the borrowing public. An Italian nobleman offers marriage, promising £190,000 to a suitable dowry.
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Horrow‘ing
City Council Creates Paying Fund and Accepts Free Land for Alley
The city council passed on first reading an ordinance establishing street improvement district 159 to fund Sixth Avenue pavement. Property owners will fund the district, money paid will cover warrants issued up to 10 years at 6 percent, redeemable when cash allows. Resolution 2404 authorizes warrants of $800 or less, payable annually. Resolution 2405 accepts a land gift from David Hilger and others to extend the alley between Sixth and Eighth Avenues in the Cannon and Hobark additions, with condition of its use and official acceptance thereafter.
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Uusher
Sixth Avenue
City of Land
David
Hilger
Aml
Plane poised for Atlantic venture promises bold feat
The aviatrixes press toward the Atlantic crossing, expecting a first favorable moment to depart for England. Earhart warned of danger, saying she would be happy to perish in such an adventure if unsuccessful. She appeared unhatched and wind-blown as they stepped from the plane, planning to land at a convenient English port, Southampton most likely.
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Ufe
Miss Earhart
England
Southampton
Episcopal Prelate Shot by Clergyman in Diocese Office
A South Carolina minister described as fixed in ideas shot Bishop Guerry in his private office at diocesan headquarters and then killed himself. The assailant, Rev Woodward, had argued with the bishop over retirement age and earlier had accused him in public debates about a negro suffragan bishop. A $50 check signed by the bishop was found in the room. Woodward, a former pastor and supply preacher in Georgia, had a history of nervous tension and a prior fatal shooting charges against him.
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Diocescan
Woodward
Henrietta WV. Jervey
Bishop Guerry
Guerry
Miss Jervey
S. C
Marks Episcopal Church
Brunsek
Georgia
Darien
French aviators abandon long distance Paris to India bid
Captain Dadevie Arrachart and Major Ragnat, who landed here early today during an attempt from Paris to India, have abandoned the effort to set a new long distance record. They will return to Paris after leaving Le Bourget field at an early hour Sunday.
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Antinale
Jame Doc AP
Dadevie Arrachart
Ragnat
Paris
India
Tiew
LeBourgets Field
Long Flight Over Ocean Ends In Australia Glory
The Southern Cross completed a record Pacific crossing from Oakland to Australia after a perilous 2400 mile voyage. A cheering crowd of Americans, Europeans, Fijians, and Polynesians welcomed the crew at Albert Park in Fiji. The monoplane faced storm winds and two possible water landings at Canton and Enderbury, with 900 gallons of gasoline aboard.
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South Seas
Fiji
Albert Park
Canton
Enderbury
Phoenix Group
Barking Sands
Kauai Island
Southern Cross
Oakland
Cal
Reham
Sual
Pacific
Australia
National Forty and Eight chief visits Helena dinner
Pelham St. George Bissell, national head of the Forty and Eight, a branch of the American Legion, was the honor guest at a Helena Eddy cafe dinner. He spoke a main address and visited Fort Harrison, Gates of the Mountains, and Montana club activities with local officers and members.
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Pelham St. George Bissell
Forty and Eight
American Legion
Eddy Cafe
Helena
William Neville
W. A. Lamb
Lamport
New York
Search for Missing Dirigible Intensifies in Franz Josef Land
Russian relief officials plan ship and air searches for General Nobile and the Italian dirigible Thalia at Franz Josef Land after a garbled radio message raised hopes of rescue. A Norwegian aviator and a seaplane accompany the sealing ship Hobby as weather improves but winds threaten progress.
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Sand
Sweden
I&land
Franz Josef
Moscow
Russa
APS
Alia
Nobile Relief Commission
Franz Josefland
Spitzheimen
Janel
Zoynesenale
Dvinsk Provines
Archangel
Tralia
General Nobile
Franz Josef Land
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Thut
Tudzon Holm
T.feut
Holm
Myra
Justice W J Crispin Seeks Re nomination On Democratic Ticket
W J Crispin justice of the peace for Helena township filed two nominating petitions with the county clerk to seek the Democratic nomination. Native of Lewis and Clark county born 1889 he has lived in Helena 30 years and served two terms. He is married with one child.
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W. J. Crispin
Helena Township
Holme Crispin
Lewis and Clark County
Helena Business College
American Extension University of Law
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Pershing
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Warman
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Cant
Harry W. Lyons
Ijr
Charles T. Q. Ulm
Kingsford-Smith
Ulm
Lyons
James Warner
Atlantic Venture
Rae Te Greate
Taylor
Brisbane
Aus
California
Tawaii
Cooking
America
Irma Lillian Sayles
Helena Stamp Works
Monarch Range
Black Forest
Helena Hardware Co
Dirigible
RUSS
HOBBY
Umberto Noaile
Nisser-Larsen
Holman
Willly
Capital Motors, Inc
Walker
Colvin & McCullough
Daris
Broadway
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