Amundsen Returns From Arctic Flight Effort
Roald Amundsen and five companions survived 28 days after their two planes disappeared near Spitzbergen. They landed safely at King’s Bay and plan to base the expedition at Cape Thomas Hubbard, while scientists hail the voyage as a valuable source of polar data despite missing the pole by about 100 miles.
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London
Associated Press
Roald Amundsen
Arctic
North Pole
Spite
Bergen
Amundsen
Pole
Lincoln Ellsworth
King's Bay
New York
Spitzbergen
MacMillan
Donald B. MacMillan
Wiscasset
Maine
Cape Thomas Hubbard
Cape Columbia
Wilhalmur Stefanson
Alaska
United States
First Details Of Polar Expedition Reveals Amundsen Arrival
Nine men aboard the Stocky under Captain Nils Wollan encountered a nearby airplane off Muggle Bay north Spitzbergen while hunting a wounded walrus. Amundsen, with a long beard, approached in the craft. Food was scarce and the crew crowded the berth. The hawser broke but held. Amundsen chose to head to King's Bay as patrol expedition readiness triggered his departure. Wolian calls it his greatest catch in 15 years.
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Nils Wollan
Muggle Bay
Spitzbergen
Amundsen
Atrol
King’s Bay
King's Bay
Wolian
Exclusion Notice At City Theater Sparks Critique
A nearby city theater posts a notice reserving the right to exclude any lady deemed improper. The phrase, seen as gatekeeping, prompts commentary on propriety and inclusion in society.
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City
Lafayette Journal and Courier
Deputy game wardens named in Montana approved by commission
The Montana Game Commission approved new and reappointed deputy game wardens with assigned posts across Grass Range Havre West Yellowstone Dillon Lewistown Miles City Ennis Chateau and Missoula among others. It also authorized J N Carnew as an assistant to the warden and discussed elk removal from the bison range near Dixon to protect forage for the bison. future steps include open fishing and a state game farm plan.
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L. & Butler
Grass Range
A. D. Wulanis
Havre
Tom Peasley
West Yellowstone
Charles R. Price
Dillon
James A. Weaver
Lewistown
Arthur Fox
Miles City
Frank Foster
Ennis
Frank M. Snider
Chateau
Mr. Hill
William A. Hill
Missoula
J. P. McCaffery
Anaconda
Frank R. Marshall
Bozemap
L. Minagh
Malta
Harry Morgan
Ovando
PW. Nelson
Livingston
A. A. O'Claire
Kalispell
Fred Pilling
Butte
Frank Toster
Marysville
Disabled Veterans Orgat
John Brown
Helena
Tom Manaher
Danaher
Blackfoot
United States Biological Survey
National Bison Range
Dixon
Flathead Reservation
George
Flathead Lake
Great Lakes
Momntana
End Commission
Robert H. Hill
The
Commission Sportsmen’s Clubs of
Montana
Big Tinter
Marlowe
Powell and
Missoula County
Missoula River
Lake and Landers
Horseman Flat Lake
Nyeland
Beartooth Ranch
Bad Canyon
Landers
Lewis and Clark County
Byrne Dam
La Salle Street Wolf Found Near Mexico
John W. Worthington, known as the wolf of La Salle street, Chicago, who fled a sanitarium with wealth and faced a fraud sentence in Atlanta, has been located in a Mexican border town. Extradition proceedings have begun. He was reported as ill with diabetes and possibly dying, and authorities believe he carried over $1 million in negotiable securities.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Department of Tice
John W. Worthington
la Salle Street
Chicago
Atlanta
Worthington
Cath Ain
Staigken Follower of La Follette Weeps at Memorial
A funeral train carrying the body of Senator Robert M. LaFollette heads toward Chicago with plans to pause in towns along the route. Four members of the congressional committee accompany the procession. others reach Madison by Sunday or Monday. Wisconsin figures discuss LaFollette’s succession and Mrs LaFollette’s possible candidacy.
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Chicago
W ‘Onein Frat Cicago
Congressional Committee
Tryine E. Lemont
LaFollette
Buston K. Wheeler
Montana
Andrews A. Jones
New Mexico
Representative Lampert
Wisconsin
Madison Sune
Milwaukee
Assolated Press
Wm. Olson
Robert M. LaPallette
United States Senate
New Remedy Slashes Need For Knife In Bone Infections
Dr Max Thorek of the American hospital Chicago is credited with a discovery that may end surgical bone infection. His method uses a wet compress with a mixture of alum and potassium nitrate to save many lives.
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Max Thorek
American Hospital
Chicago
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