Sugar Bowl likely to stay empty this year in flooded Louisiana
New Orleans reports say disaster from floods in Arkansas and Missouri reached Red Cross HQ as weather bureau issued a bulletin predicting the Mississippi flood crest will prolong food shortages in Louisiana into July. Inundation in the Tensas and Atchafalaya basins threatens vast yields on thousands of acres in the famed sugar bowl. relief officials warn crops may fail.
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New Orleans
Laude Jana
Sugar Bowl
Arkansas
Missouri
Anets
Red Cross
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Tensas
Atchafalaya
Arctic fog forces Wilkins to abandon Arctic expedition
Australian explorer George Wilkins halted his season after arctic fog again blocked the route between Alaska and the North Pole. He turned back 200 miles from Point Barrow toward Greenland, marking a second consecutive failure to reach the Arctic "blind spot" from Fairbanks, Alaska.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Arctic
George Wilkins
Wilkins
North Pole
Paint Barrow
Greenland
Coast Guard boots fired on ram chaser at Fairport Ohio
Cleveland coast guardsman John A Sachowski inebriated opened fire from a government ram chaser at Fairport harbor as fishermen and locals scattered. After wounding no one, three county deputies overpowered him. he is held at the county jail. He had served with the Fairport coast guard crew since May 4 and previous navy service.
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Painesville
Ohio
John A. Sadioweki
Cleveland
Duke County
Sachowski
Jask
Coast We Station
Sheff Rasnowssen
E. H. Lamoa
George Deval
Imallgwer
Simmons
Sister Aimee McPherson Replies to Jail Inmate in Letter
Aimee Semple McPherson, famed Los Angeles evangelist, writes to Evan gelist Rice now in county jail after a Florida return on a white slavery charge. She directs him to James and Isaiah for help and offers prayers, signing with her secretary’s name as typed. The letter begins with Beloved in the Lord and urges faith in Jesus.
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Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Angeles
A.A
Rice
Florida
Butte
Idaho
Zion National Park Picture Book Offered by Washington Bureau
The Helena Independent reports Zion National Park in southwest Utah has been reached by road and rail, becoming a national park. A fine picture booklet of this new wonderland is prepared for the Washington Information Bureau and can be ordered by a coupon.
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America
Coronado
Canyon
Utah
Washington Information Bureau
Zion National Park
Carrolls Respite Ends Must go to His Cell
Greenville June 2 Instructions to take Earl Carroll the theatrical producer to the Atlanta prison were received tonight by Henry Cunningham deputy federal marshal who said he would leave Greenville at one am tomorrow with his prisoner. The orders came from Washington where Attorney General Sargent announced that based on reports from two physicians he saw no reason for further postponing the execution of sentence Bathtub Party Carrie Carroll has been a patient at City hospital here since April 13 when he was taken from an Atlanta bound train apparently suffering from nervous collapse. He is under sentence to serve one year and one day in the prison for a perjury contravention in a section with his now famous bathhouse party. Frederic J Yaskin Director Information Bureau Washington. This end.
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Greenville
S.C
Earl Carroll
Atlanta
Henry Cunningham
Mareshal
Cunningham
Washington
Sargent
Carrie Carroll
City
Bathio Pany
Assassination of Polish minister shocks Warsaw crowd
Warsaw June 7 API consternation spread through Poland over the murder of Peter Volkoff, Polish minister to Poland, by a young Russian student on a railway platform. Volkoff tried to defend himself, collapsed, and died shortly after at a hospital. The assailant Boris Koweedа, 13, was seized by passengers and handed to police. Continued on page two.
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Poland
Peter Vofkoff
Nortot
A. P. Rosengolz
London
Rain
Moxcom
Volkot
Rosengole
Volkoff
Iran
Boris Koweeda
Lindbergh Delays Capital Trip For Aboard Warship Visit
Wireless from Memphis reports Charles A. Lindbergh will not push to reach Washington immediately as plans exist for his reception there and in other places. If weather stays favorable, Vice Admiral Burrage believes the famed aviator can continue the cruise with only minor delays.
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Us.s
Memphis
Cornel Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
Vicw
Burrage
National Conference on Aviation Formed
In St Joseph Missouri on June 7 a permanent organization for the National Conference for Development of Commercial Aviation was perfected by aviation experts federal officials governors railroad and steamship leaders and aircraft manufacturers following a two day meeting Hime Tewhs a Denver banker and Colorado governor Adams representative was chosen president of the new body
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St. Joseph
National Conference For
Hime Tewhs
Denver
Adams
Colorado
Doctor Kyde Dies After Sudden Marriage
Helena physician Dr M W Kyde died in his Montana club room within 24 hours of marrying Miss Genevieve Smith of Butte. Coroner Dr David Berg found enormous cyanide traces in his stomach, suggesting suicide. Kyde and his bride were widely known. the death stunned the community.
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M. W. Kyde
Thompson and Kyde
Helena
Montana Club
Buite
Genevieve Smith
A. A. Smith
David Berg
Ryde
Ipoapte
Butle
de Kyte
Thompson
John G Drown
Genie McCartney
Tr. Barr
Br. Kyde
Chauff Must Cough Up Cash From Heiress Pact
California supreme court orders John A Smith to repay Louise D Haven of Chicago the $19,760 she entrusted him with under an adoption pact. Smith, a former Reno cab driver, used her income checks and $2,000 earrings among other sums to fund travels and purchases including cars and securities, with the court ruling the funds were not gifts and upheld a $19,700 lower court judgment.
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San Francisco
John’ A Smith
Reno
New
Louise D. Haven
Chicago
Bigelow
Cara
California State Supreme Cour
Smith
Los Angeles
Liberty
United States
Hun
Europe
Supreme Cawt
N P asks to cut trains to Logan in Montana
Northern Pacific applies to the Montana Railroad Commission to discontinue trains 235 and 235 between Helena and Logan. The request follows a denied proposal last August that linked Milwaukee train 15 with Northern Pacific train 1 at Lombard, with bus service proposed as a substitute.
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Northern. Pacific Railway
Montana Railroad Commission
Helena
Logan
Northern Pacific
Lombard
Milwaukee
Three Forks
Commission
Mo Hearina
Bean
Neat Profit For Levine In Airmail Flight Row
Levine faces scrutiny after an air mail flight across the Atlantic in the monoplane Columbia. Postmaster Sealy of Hempstead Long Island is asked to report on selling airmail stamps on 230 letters carried by Levine and Garenhe Chamberlin amid the Washington inquiry. Continuous coverage indicated broader friction with posted officials over the incident.
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Washington
Charles A. Lavine
Garenhe Chamberlin
Sealy
Hempstead
Long Island
Levine
Acrosy
Atlantic
Columbia
Post Office Department ix
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Chamberlin and Lavine Arrive in Berlin amid Enthusiastic Welcoming Crowd
Clarence D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Lavine landed in Berlin aboard the Bellanca Columbia to a massive, celebratory reception at Tempelhofer airfield. German planes escorted the arrival as about 150000 spectators gathered, despite delays and a rough previous day for the flight.
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Berlin
Tempelhofer Airdrome
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Lavine
Columbia
President Calls Flag a Symbol of American Ideals
Washington June 7. The president says the flag stands for high ideals of the United States and urges citizens to honor the national emblem and the unseen values it represents. He stresses reverence for the flag as a unifying symbol.
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U.S
Washington
Sharks Ate 88 Shipwrecked People Belief Debunked
Survivors of the wreck of the inter-id and steamer Nogens off Boutog on May 29 report that sharks did not eat the 87 survivors. They describe seeing 21 people at a cafe, while ice boats fled the scene. President Coolidge urged a June 4 flag day observance citing constitutional ideals.
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Manila
Inter-Id
Boutog
Maula
Masbate
Negros
Thinks Dad Will Make Excellent Fertilizer
Los Angeles report says deputy sheriffs arrested Paul B. Bender 19 of Broken Bow Oklahoma for liebeling of the dead after a placard reading Good riddance to bad rab bins was placed on his father's grave at Calvary cemetery His stepmother swore the complaint saying Bender was incensed when the will left the home to her and he vandalized the grave site with the sign
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Los Angeles
Paul B. Bender
Broken Bow
Oklahoma
Bender
Calvary
Arava
Hall Will Attempt Air Hop to Tokyo
Lieut Bert Hall veteran of the Lafayette Escadrille will land in Seattle to outline building a special monoplane for a direct San Francisco to Tokyo flight planned for September 1. The 5000 mile hop would pioneer a new light torching route toward Tokyo Singapore and beyond across the Atlantic.
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Cy Caldwell
Sidney F. Cotton
Jeanna d'Arc
New Foundland
Nungesser
Coll
Daniel Guggenheim
America
Hall
Tokyo
San Francisco
Bert Hall
Lafayette Fscadrille
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Wash
San Franisco
Tetire
Distan
Death by Own Action Of Actress In Hollywood Probed
Hollywood Cal June 7 Police probe the death of actress Mrs Helen St Clair Roane 22 who apparently took poison after an argument with her husband Arthur Frederick St Clair a scenario sitter. They wed about three months ago.
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Hollywood
Cal
Mra
Helen St. Clair Roane
Arthur Frederick St Clair
Fourth Cavalry to Guard President in Black Hills Camp
Cheyenne Wyo June 2 The fourth cavalry will be transferred to Fort Meade S C from Fort D A Russell before July 1 according to orders received at the post today Two regiments of infantry are being transferred here from Fort Sans Houston Texas the first and twentieth Part of the fourth cavalry will serve as the ward at the president's summer encampment in the Black Hills.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Meade
S. C
Fort D. A. Russell
Fort Sans Houston
Texas
Black Hills
Bears Fill Wallows on Washington Roads
Kelso Washington June 7 Farmers in Brayston mountain district report bears have made water holes in county roads. Many muddy holes this year leave the roads nearly impassable. Cowlitz county commissioners promised to send a road crew to fill the wallows as soon as possible.
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Washington
Kelso, Wash
Brayston Mountain District
Cowlitz
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