Weekly Business Review Reports Active Quarter Outlook
New York reports an unusually strong close to the second quarter with expectations of a busy third quarter. U.S. Steel and iron ore orders rose modestly while automobile demand softened. money market is steadier, stocks subdued, and building and retail activity mixed but generally high.
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Waa
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Poincare urges nations to accept reparations pact
In Foreign Affairs, Premier Poincare lauds American experts Young and Morgan for mediating the reparations conference and urges all governments to act without delay. He notes France bears large sacrifice yet vows to pay its foreign debts if Germany meets its payments. 10th anniversary of Versailles marked.
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Foreign Affairs
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M. Poincare
Germany
French Yellow Bird lands after Atlantic flight drama
Relatives and a large crowd greeted pilots Assolant and Lotti at Le Bourget after their trans Atlantic voyage in the Yellow Bird. Oiling troubles, fuel limits, and a final mid ocean scare are recalled as the crew recounts the perilous crossing and plans for a possible return flight to America.
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Biarritz
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Renvaise
Schreiber
Berth
Hotel Lott
New York
Associated Press
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Jean
Paris
America
Forced to descend over a seaside resort in France
Mittizansles-Baine on June 16 witnessed a French monoplane named Yellow Birr land on its sandy beach. The unexpected landing drew thousands as the plane remained on view for eight hours. Three more aircraft arrived from Cazats air field with crew and mechanics, inviting locals to lunch.
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Hoover
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Moore Dayhoff Rites Solemnized in Butte
Miss Katherine Moore and Clancy Dayhoff wed in Judge J J Lyne's chambers in Butte with Miss Jessie Burns and Douglas Burns as attendants. Dayhoff, a newspaperman, worked for Helena evening paper and Montana Free Press in Butte, after two years with Sioux City Journal. Mrs. Dayhoff is Lewis and Clark county board of health secretary.
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State University
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Helena
Montana Free Press
Bute
Sioux City Journal
Katherine BE. Dayholf
City
British Rail Fatalities and Injuries Decline in 1927
A British railway report shows fatalities in 1927 rose less than injuries, with 460 deaths and 24 210 injuries in 1927 compared to 435 deaths and 25 402 injuries in 1927, indicating fewer injuries but more deaths than the prior year.
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Ministry of Tranapore
J C Penney Expands Stores and Names Change Planned
New York June 16. J C Penney Company operations reach 1214 stores after acquiring 108 from J Ayars & Co and McCracken. Name to appear on last two chains by Aug. Leases will push locations to 2400 by July 1. The firm expects store additions to exceed guidance as 500 new outlets were promised. A new St Louis warehouse opens, boosting distribution alongside NYC facilities. Sales quotas rise from 200 million to 215 million with the store expansion.
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McCracken Company
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United States
Thin Central Distributing Warehouse
New York City
Night flying eyed on U S airmail route fall start
The United States department of commerce nears completion of surveys for a Salt Lake City to Great Falls air route via Helena. Contracts soon let for lighting. night flying may begin by next fall with daylight and night schedules once route fully lit. National Parks Airways plans a large hangar at Butte and to move headquarters there.
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Great Falls
Helena
Alfred Frank
National Park Airways
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Montane
Idahopointa
National Parks Airways
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Chicago Court Denies Alimony Request in Graft Case
Chicago court refuses the $50 alimony demand by Mrs Regina Hendrickn in a graft related case. Judge William Gemmill lowers the payment to $15 while expressing stern views on alimony to women on par with estranged husbands. The ruling underscores tensions over spousal support and economic parity.
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Chicago
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Regina M. Hendrickn
Wife Seeks Divorce After One Year Marriage
Mrs. Hendricks seeks divorce on cruelty grounds, noting she is a wage earner and magazine writer. Judge Gemmill rules that a wife with her own income cannot expect alimony, stating both spouses entered as equals and must exit as equals. An order for $15 weekly support is anticipated from husband George B. Hendricks.
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Dawes and MacDonald Meet in Scotland in Historic Naval Talks
United States Ambassador Dawes and British Prime Minister MacDonald met in Lossie to discuss naval disarmament. They toasted visitors, toured Sir Alexander Grant Logie’s home, and issued a communique signaling informal progress toward multilateral talks. No invitation details were announced.
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America
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London
Lossie
Governor Erickson Urges Edison Day Observance in Montana
Governor J E Erickson issues proclamation urging Montana to observe Edison Day October 21 with Light's Golden Jubilee commemorations. Committee suggests state proclamations, flag firings, building illumination, school observances, and mayoral notices led by President Hoover. Dawes party heads for London after Avith stop.
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Herbert Hoover
J. E. Erickson
Montana
West Orange
America
Light
Memorial tree planted by Dawes and MacDonald in Forres
In Forres Scotland on June 16 Ambassador Charles G Dawes and Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald planted fir saplings at Logic House to mark their first meeting and announce talks on naval disarmament. MacDonald said after planting that he hopes the tree will grow well.
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Waikiki Beach Cleanup Spurs Youth Labor Challenge
A coastal effort at Waikiki used a Tom Bawyer stunt to corral loose coral and debris. Prizes were offered to participating youths as 1,763 youngsters gathered mort coral and worked along the shore. Coral removal proceeded with local volunteers and efforts to keep beaches clean.
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