Lindbergh Plans Orient Flight With Uncertain Route
Aviation legend Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh envisage a summer journey to the Orient with Japan and China as goals. They have not fixed a start date or duration. A northern Pacific crossing is planned with over water hops limited and pontoons on their Lockheed monoplane. The State Department noted no final departure date or route, while Soviet permission was not yet sought.
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Japan
China
Lindbergh
State Department
Washington
Lockheed
Glenn Curtigs
North Bead
Canada
Pacific
Bering Straia
Landbergh
United States
Soviet Russia
Notertain
New York
Paris
Peratsalon
Diplomaty Channaly
Tandberg
Attu
Aleutian Islands
Alaskan
Shumatuy
Japanese Empire
Soviet
Kamehatke Peninsula
Alaska
Lindbergh Hay
Central
South America
Soviet Information Bureau
Moscow
Hovier
Semyon Shestakho
Arn
Lindbergs
Charles Lb Mitchell
United States Weather Bureau
Mitchell
Memiin
Flarhor
Alasha
Ile
Mietz Friends
Wilson planned to resign if defeated in 1916 election
The Post reports Woodrow Wilson told Col House he would resign the presidency if defeated, handing over to Hughes, then set to outline steps with Secretaries and the vice president. The article also mentions Lindbergh’s Pacific flight plans and a fashion note on velvet wraps.
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Wilson
Foster Jamesy
Tom Vast
Hinself
Colffouse
White House
Walton Big
Col House
United States
Hughes
Gregory
Feneral
Marshall
Tansing F
Fhighes
Local woman sues over alleged conspiracy to defame
Mia K Butler and two defendants including AA Garage Helena and Pioneer Service of Great Falls face a district court suit filed yesterday. Butler seeks 15000 damages claiming a conspiracy to issue libelous statements to ruin her credit and coerce payment of a disputed 21 charge. She says a handbill and credit notices publicized false delinquency, causing humiliation and public contempt. Her attorney is Chad A Spaulding.
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Mia K Butler
Renton Avenue
Helena
Pioneer Service Company of
Great Falls
Butler
Pioneer Service Company
Lsted
Chad A. Spaulding
Charities Report Details Eight Thousand Dollar Aid Effort
The Associated Charities and Salvation Army fed about 6240 meals to hungry men and women over three months. Donations above six thousand dollars trimmed needs at the county hospital and reduced street begging, with substantial in kind support and printing donated.
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Associated Charities
Salvation Army
Helena
Frounty Hospital
Hosplink
Eceseees
Vances Bolo
Secret Six at Marlow theater thrills audiences
At the Marlow, audiences saw a three day run of The Secret Six. The film, based on fact, exposes political corruption and gang influence. Wallace Beery stars as Scorpio, a death dealing guide who controls politics and business, facing eventual legal penalties alongside Lewis Stone Jean Harlow and Marjorie Rambeau in featured roles.
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Marlow Theater
Wallace Beers
Scorpio
Beers
Butch
Shakeup at Pantages Brought by Crook Seen
Testimony links Mills to a planned October conference between Pantages and Shreve over an endorsed 380000 note. Mills alleges arrangements for a late night party to pressure payment, with Mrs Day and two girls present. LA hearing on Olive Clark Day and William Jobelmann for trafficking in girls postponed to June 18.
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Mally
San
Holtswood
Milla
San Diego
Pantages
Shrove
Mrs Day
Mias Nitto
Vupon
Pantaes
Los Angeles
Olive Clark Day
William Jobelmann
WS Bad
IP Mills
Papal protests over Catholic processions amid unrest
The Pontiff and Cardinal Parri discussed a dispute during informal talks with church leaders. Catholic ceremonies were held privately as a protest against anti Catholic demonstrations, while the Vatican sent a note of protest to the government after Foreign Minister Grandi's prior reception.
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Gasparri
Italy
Pacific Coast Ports Bid On Historic Pacific Crossing
The article recounts early trans Pacific aviation feats from 1924 to late 1920s. It highlights Lt Lowell M Smith leading Alaska to Japan flight in April 1924, Shestakov’s 1928 Russia flight, Graf Zeppelin’s August tokin to San Francisco voyage, and notable legs to Hawaii and Kingsford Smith’s 700 mile leap to Australia via Hawaii and Fiji.
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North Pacific
Alaska
Japan
Liont Lowell M Smith
Semyon Shestakov
Thay
Tokin
San Francisco
Pacific
Hawaii
Hilstoric Kingsford-Smith
Australia
Haweli
Fiji Islands
Lindbergh Returns to the Skies From Paris Flight Start
The report recalls Charles A Lindbergh beginning his history making Atlantic crossing from New York to Paris. It notes his calm, concise manner with reporters, the weather challenges at Newfoundland, the short Roosevelt Field runway, and the crowd’s anxious support as he prepared to fly toward Paris aboard the Spirit of St Louis. The piece links his early fame to his evolving reputation and his continued prominence in aviation history.
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Los Anges Gunes
Charles A Lindbergh
Pacific Ocean
Alr
Atlantic
Fiim
St Louis
Unti
Pariste
Japan
Lindberg
Paris
Roosevelt Field
San Diego
Cal
St Louw
Missouri Nations Guard
Sime
Iolor
Newfoundland
Garden City
Argin
Lindbergh
Richard Te Hyrd
Clarinee Chamber
Bert Haleben
Bert Acosta
Tmaa Atlantic
Curtiss Field
Admiral Byrd
Byrd
Tittle
Yalndbergh
Milot
New York
Pacific
Red in rape case Seattle June 4 1924 trial resumes
The government case against Hugh Smith, a Neat Bay Indian, charged with assaulting Mrs James Gould, a White woman, in August 1924, was completed today. The defense expects to conclude its evidence tomorrow.
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Seattle
Caae
Omaha Detective Chief Faces Charges In Prohibition Case
Omaha June 4 Police Detective Chief Paul Sutton faced federal charges of interfering with a government officer after he jailed Joseph Albert of St Paul Minn a reported prohibition investigator Sutton appeared before Commissioner Mary Mullen and was released on a $1000 bond Albert alleged he was framed by locals and planned to expose beer trade in Omaha Federal agents stated Albert had been in town about a week conducting inquiries and was jailed for an hour on disorderly conduct before bond.
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Omaha
Neb
Poice
Paul Sutton
Joseph al Vert
St Paul
Sutton
Albert
Limon Wheeler
United States
J ‘Idson Smmith
Sister of victim of Garrigon tells of jealousy
San Diego June 1 a 37 yearold railroad commissary clerk Garrison is charged with the murder of Hazel Bradshaw whose body with 17 stab wounds was found in Balboa park near an Indian village. Her sister testified that Hazel and Garrison quarreled jealously over other men at the San Diego and Arizona railroad office.
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San Diego
Ldid Frudknew
Loday
Mosy J. Gardaon
Hazel Bradshaw
Balboa Park
Gir
Havel
Garrison
Hazel
San Diego and Artrony
Abe
Gullison
Hinge Dundee Victor One Ben Jery Match Report
Dundee defeats Irby and Wickes Walker in a close middleweight bout held at NW venue. Yardage and stamina shaped the decision as Dundee presses forward while Irby’s inexperience and Wickes Walker’s effort test the judge’s scorecards amid retirement talk and ongoing British title chatter.
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Hinge Dundee Victor Qver One
Ben Jery
Ay Cpward
J Veil
Madman Snare
Gilden
New Tok
Vins Dundee
Darred Workman
Buethe
Hen Irby
Wath Wickes Walker
Helder
Lun Dee
Youngsir
Quelimev Iin
O Sullivan
Tess Dundee
Elimpor
Joby
Len Harvey
Ffret
Randy
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