Notification of Hoover To Come At End of July
Washington June 22 AP Secretary Hoover republican nominee completed pre campaign talks with party leaders and decided to leave Washington July 2 to 6 for California home at Palo Alto to receive formal notification of his nomination. He may visit President Coolidge in Wisconsin. Work to resign from cabinet soon to become Republican national committee chairman.
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Palo Alto
Coolidge
Wisconsin
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Moses
New Hampshire
Kansas City
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Minnesota
C. C. Hamlin
Colorado
General Pershing
Republican National Committee
Work
Commerce
Smith
New York
Norman E. Mack
Prices of Gasoline in Yellowstone Park and Nearby Towns
Gasoline has dropped about three cents a gallon in Yellowstone and nearby towns. Mammoth Hot Springs offers 26 cents per gallon, interior park stations 32 cents, Gardiner just outside the north entrance posts 24 cents, Livingston 24.5 cents, West Yellowstone on the Union Pacific line 28 cents. Prices reflect previous higher park costs and trucking distances.
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Yellowstone Ni Signal Park
Mammoth Hot Springs
Palmer Brought Back From Bozeman After Jail Release
Deputy Hardt and Parsons brought Bud Palmer from Bozeman to Helena by car after arrest on a charge. He was released in the afternoon on condition to leave the locality and abandon his marriage plans with a 15 year old girl. The case remains active with the prosecutor ordering a deputy to subpoena a married woman for interrogation.
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Morris
Palmer
Heywood
Arizona Executes Four Chinese Murderers
Four Chinese men were hanged at the Florence State Prison in Arizona for the murder of Tom King, owner of King’s Ring. The condemned were A. W. Sam, Shew Chin, Jow Har, and Cee King Long. A fifth convict, Wong Lung, age 17, had his sentence commuted to life imprisonment.
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Power Outfit Honors M'Donald of Kalispell
R M Boykin of Seattle was elected president of the Northwest Electric Light and Power association. L M Hibbard of Boise Idaho was chosen vice president W F E Best of Seattle treasurer and Berkeley Snow of Portland secretary. Montana vice president W B McDonald Kalispell.
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Amelia Earhart Tours London In A Busy Day
Amelia Earhart spends a hectic London day visiting Toynbee Hall the cenotaph Edith Cavell and slums view, attends Ascot races and Royal Aero Club events, sits with Winston Churchill, and meets Bremen crew organizers ahead of June 27 reception while her companions prepare for a New York return on July 6.
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England
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Lew Gordon
George Palmer Putnam
Friendship
David Burke
United States Lines
Funeral of D M Langtrum Draws Attendees From Outside City
Funeral services for D M Langtrum will be attended by many outsiders, with visitors traveling from beyond the city limits. The rites were conducted on Page One, reflecting the notable community interest and sorrow surrounding the event.
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Diverse list of hospital officers and visiting surgeons
A long stream of names outlines executive boards and visiting surgeons connected with hospitals for crippled children. The roster includes James Dee, Herbert Mayer Jett, Drs. Michael Hoke, A. McKenzie Forbes, Wallace A. Cole, John St. Cowles, and many others across cities from Portland to Toronto and beyond. It notes attendees at a forthcoming funeral committee and references Bank and railroad officials from Great Northern and Northern Pacific.
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Georgia
Robert B. Osgood
Boston
Massachusetts
W. Edward Gallic
Toronto
Canada
Edwin W. Ryerson
Chicago
Iiinese
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Los Angeles
California
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Montreal
D. B. P. Willard
Philadelphia
Richard TD. Dillehunt
Portland
Wallace A. Cole
Minneapolis
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San Francisco
Usnes W. White
Greenville
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Dr. Hart
Giorgi Hendee
Springfield
Mass
W.H. Wade
J. Harry Lewis
F. ¢. Schramm
Salt Lake
Utah
Arthur Mackey
D. C
H. M. Holmes
George L. Baker
Oregon
Henry
Spokane
Wash
Jonny Pierce
Rev
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J. K. Smith
Mates A. Fletcher
Rabban
Rochester
New York
Thomas J. Taunton
Imperial
Ilinois
Dunes H. Price
Imperial Recorder
Richmond
Virginia
W. 5. Brown
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
CG. E. Ovenshire
Providence
Rhode Yaland
Dave Crosland
Montgomery
Alabama
C. E. Queenshire
Minnesota
J.C. Burger
Denver
Colorado
Sam P. Cochran
Dallas
Texas
W. Freeland Kendrick
James R. Watt
Albany
Forest Adair
John B. McGillvray
Cal
Arthur W. Chapman
Winnepeg
Hospitals For Crippled Children
Hal Hentz
Shrine Hospital
Three Die in DC Electric Chair for Killing a Cop
Washington June 22 Nicholas Lee Eagles 32 Samuel Moreno 20 and John Proctor 19 were electrocuted today at the District of Columbia jail for killing Police man Leo W. K. Busch in a pistol battle here in September 1926. The executions followed appeals to the U S Supreme Court and a petition to President Coolidge. It was the district's second electric chair execution. Eagles sang El Eli as he died. Proctor went unconscious early and was carried to death. Moreno followed two minutes later and Proctor was also carried to the chamber on a stretcher. A last minute bid to stay the sentence failed. The trio were suspected hijackers at the time of the shooting.
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The Showdown at Marlow Theater Reveals Ban croft
The Showdown stars George Bancroft in his first Par amount picture, a feverish tale set in Mexico where an off driller with a sixth sense competes with rivals. A refined New York girl arrives, prompting a dramatic shift as Bancroft’s performance outshines prior works. Evelyn Brent, Neil Hamilton, Fred Kohler join the cast. Victor Schertzinger directs. Final showings at the Marlow today, afternoon and evening.
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Lon Chaney Finds His Greatest Role in Laugh Clown Laugh
Lon Chaney stars as the tragic clown Jamess in Herbert Brenon's satirical backstage drama Laugh, Clown, Laugh at the Marlow. Loretta Young leads as Sim onetta with Nilsa Asther and Cissy Fitz-Cerald in the cast. The production features lavish European theater settings and a spectrum from comedy to tragedy, directed by Serberk Brenou, noted for Beau Geste and Sorrell and Son.
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Mail Pilot Killed in High Wind in Kansas
Wayne Neville, a Kansas City native and veteran air mail pilot on the Chicago Dallas route, perished at 4 a.m. when his plane crashed in a Kansas wind storm near Lebo, 20 miles west of Emporia. The wreckage showed the craft struck nose first and bounced, there was a fire he did not survive. Neville had flown the Kansas City Dallas leg for over two years and previously logged service in St Joseph and Wichita.
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Coolidge Prexy Weighs Fest Plans Ahead of Cabinet Shakeup
Mrs. Coolidge made a public appearance at Brale Wisconsin driving to the Cedar Island Lodge post office to mail letters. Reports note President Coolidge had not been informed of Mr Work's resignation and learned of it from the press, a development that did not surprise the White House.
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William King obituary and aviation report collide
Cambridge on June 22 reports novelist William Benjamin King, known as Basil King, died in Paris. In the same dispatch Louis Breguet proposes air brake concepts for airplanes, suggesting reverse and feathered wings could halt a machine in 8 yards after landing instead of 375.
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