France Prepares to Buck Moratorium Proposal
France moves to reject a moratorium on airship or long-range flight research as Transatlantic flyers Wiley Post and Harold Gatty race toward Berlin aboard Winnie Mae. The AP reports their progress from Newfoundland to the Atlantic leg, with distances and routes listed and plans to complete the journey in about ten days.
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Harbour Crace
N. F
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Newfoundland
Winnie Mae
Berlin
ourtarigation
ceore
Isolated Ravine Tragedy Ends Mother and Daughter
Newhall California reports a helpless mother Myra Tourneur and her 12 year old daughter Mildred died after their automobile veered off a rural embankment and rolled into a 200 foot ravine. Theodore Tourneur survived with injuries and says another vehicle forced them over. Witnesses found the mother in distress after hours of searching for help.
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Newhall
Calli
Tourneur
Air- Whigham
Fresno
Cal
nussing
jr. Tourneur
jes
daugster
Aviatrix 19 Dies in Akron Airport Crash
Akron Ohio June 2 Miss Mildred Stinatt a 19 year old aviator once setting a world looping record for women crashed near Akron airport. She died hours later at Akron City hospital after witnessing parents Charles and Mrs Stinatt watching from the observation post.
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Akron
Ohio
Mildred Siiat
Akron City
buildine
Stineff
Stinatt
anid Mildred
Lewis and Clark Racing Assn to Stage Six Day Meet
The Lewis and Clark Racing Association announced plans for a six day meet before the State Fair at Helena. About 24 horses of 4) contingent are at the track with 100 thoroughbreds shipped from Nevada. Seven races daily are slated for the six days, with afternoon and evening sessions continuing as last year.
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LEWIS AND CLARK RACING ASS’N
Montana
Helena
Liverside Park
Kansas City
Stone
Nevada
Angua Callente
Man of 80 Drowns in California Surf
Venice California dune 22. A Burrows 80 who often sold quainances could swim and with J M Glan he plunged into the surf and with hold strokes drove past breakers Glenn gin bin in distress and notified lifeguards. He died from a heart attack after rescue attempts.
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Venice
Cal
A. Burrows
J. M. Glan
Glenn gin bin
Burrows
Horde of Worms Delays Train Near Logan
Bozeman Yann reports a swarm of sugar beet web worms crossing railroad tracks one mile west of Logan yesterday, delaying workers on gasoline speeders by over half an hour on a three quarter mile stretch. The worms, described as sugar beet web worms, caused a slick surface after being crushed. County Agent T. F. Rodley said the infestation did nominal damage to a small area but was nearly eliminated by today’s heat.
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Bozeman
Yann
Logan
Rodley
Merchants Hear Secret of Prosperity in Ads
Gianirry Park June 23 Members of the Montana Retail Merchants association concluded their annual meeting with Ray Larson of Conrad elected president Aaron Singer of Great Falls named vice president and WW Faust of Drummond chosen secretary. Key aim is better advertising to boost local business and state growth Montana Power project and housing refinances cited as supporting programs. Other speakers included Minneapolis Civic and Commerce official Blu Here and ex lieutenant governor WS McCormack.
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Gianirry Park
Montana Ietail Merchants’ association
Ray Larson
Conrad busttogamin
ath intr
Aaron Singer
Great Walls
Faust
Druminond dentin
Montana association
Montana Power gat
BLU
Heredali
Minneapolis Civic and Commerce aasociation
WS. McCormack
Kallspoll
Mysterious disappearance ties to Furnished ransom tale
Garner and Juste 22, a Perry County inmate, link to a faked kidnapping case. A man believed to be a gubernatorial candidate in 1930 was found bound with wire, gagged, and dumped beside a road five months after vanishing. The story recalls a basement captivity and alleged liquor production by three men, with no clear timeline of his whereabouts.
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Garner
bown
Juste
John Mr. Smith
Pearce
Perry
Towawag
here
Howard
jacay
Doolittle Survives High Speed Wing Failure
Major James H. Doolittle narrowly escaped a fatal crash when fabric tore from the wings of his plane during a test flight at Steinbers Airport near East St. Louis. He remained uninjured as the aircraft suffered significant damage while attempting to set a land speed record at 235 mph.
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East St. Louis
James H
Jimmy) Doolittle
ace shunter
army air corps
Doolittle
Steinbers Airport
Vanderwilt Divorce Fight Shifts in Rene Courts
In Rene on June 23 Cornelius Vanderwilt and Corny Vanderwilt filed suit for divorce from Janice Rene. The case follows their separation and a cross complaint by Air Veeder Wilt. Vanderwilt denies cruelty claims and seeks a decree granting the divorce to him.
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Rene
Nev
Cornelius Vindernilt
life today
Vanderwilt
Substitute relief plan for Germany framing in French plan
The premier said the substitute relief plan for Germany framing would be accepted. Tomorrow the cabinet will disband the situation and Friday the government will submit the issue to the chamber of deputies. Ambassador Edge said there had been no preliminary discussion of President Treaver's plan with any other country before the president announced it. He noted France was informed and would be mistaken to think it was excluded. France was drafting its own extension plan tonight.
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Edge caplains
toqight
Edge
Premier Laval
Treaver
Weaver
France
Adge
helfer
Franca
Germany
Uontinurd
Italy
Washington
German opposition accuses president move of stock gambles
German opposition parties call President Hoover's actions a pure stock gambit designed to manipulate markets. They accuse the administration of using political theater to push policies, while meanwhile watching arms and economic maneuvers unfold across Europe.
Taxpayers urged to take part in budget meetings
Montana Taxpayers Association urges citizens to attend county budget hearings in July and August to scrutinize appropriations by county officers and school boards. The Bulletin warns against undue trust in budget makers and calls for concerted taxpayer action to curb wasteful spending.
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Montarut
Montana Taxpayers’ association Bulletin
npan
legisiiiers
Bank Deposits Reveal Profits of Gangsters in New York
New York officials review hidden bank deposits linked to racketeers including Albert Flegenhelmer known as Dutch Sehulia. A $60,000 deposit traced to obscure individuals and a large sum in The New commit shows a recent four months’ activity. Federal taxes and state charges loom as investigators pursue more records amid ongoing crackdown on crime.
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New York
Albert Flegenhelmer
Sehulia
Arony heer
Sehultz
hie
perpan
Fifth avenue
federal agenta
hank
Hugh McQuillan
intelligence
department of infernal revanur
aew
Setutya
Charles Sattler
Slayer Convicted in Wife and Child Murders
San Farneiica, Jung 23, (A) Joseph Ayauctil was convicted today of murdering his wife and year-old daughter. The jury sentenced him to imprisonment, sparing him from the Gallown, Trasuttl Tadmin latered an amenthetic (0 We Fyfe and daughter xevend) works cage because the wife was about to divorce him, he told police.
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San Farneiica
Jung
Joseph Ayauctil
itr
Trasuttl Tadmin
cage
palica
Labor Union Meeting Underway in Anaconda Montana
Anaconda June 28 delegates from the Montana Federation of Labor assemble for their annual meeting. The program includes committee appointments and an address by August Rosqvist of the Idaho State Federation of Labor. Credentials are accepted for the delegation as Frank Jul Jarher presides.
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Anaconda
August Rosqvist
Idaho State Federation of Labor
Montana Federation of Labor
athe Mowat Hag- Rin dude ranch
Georgetown Lake
Frank Juil- Jarher
Anaconda Trades and Labor
Un Daunted Ruth Nichols Will Try Flight Again
Ruth Nichols, recovering in hospital after a plane crash and crash damage, vows to persist in her bid to become the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic. She faces a repaired aircraft and a resumed attempt, with medical staff reporting vertebrae intact and injuries not serious.
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RUTH NICHOLS
Saint Jahn
Bedune
Ruth Mehots
Tfe
Atlantic
New York
AL RL
Addy
Indictments Returned Against Seymour and Norris
A federal grand jury has returned indictments against Victor Seymour, a publican leader, and George W. Norris, a grocer who opposed Senator Norris in the last Republican primary. The cases arise from testimony last year before the campaign funds committee investigating Nebraska’s Republican primary. Bond is expected. Seymour, from Lincoln, and Norris, now in Alva, Oklahoma, plan to appear soon. Trial likely in October.
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une
oelurmert totay
Vieter Seym
George W. Norris
republic
T. C. Munger
Seymour
Norris
ene
republican jukimary
Nebraska
Bond
United States
Toabert van Pelt
Alva
Okla
British Forward Acceptance On One Year Moratorium
London reports Britain formally accepts the idea behind President Have t s offer for a one year moratorium on war debts and reparations. Ambassador Lindsay will present to Secretary Stimson. Acceptance hinges on providing assistance to Germany, with nations possibly proposing different forms than a straightforward debt armistice. Italy accepts with reservations.
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London
Pune
Bicitain
Ronald Lindsay
United States
Stimson
Ailiey
Germany
Moratorium Proposal Delays Stimson Radio Address
Washington reports the state department canceled Secretary Stimson's radio speech after a Hoover administration conference. The speech was completed but held in abeyance due to the delicate international situation surrounding the moratorium proposal.
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P. WILLIAMSON
Washington
Hoover
state department
Stimson
Industrial Accident Board halts lawyer payments for widows abroad
The Industrial Accident Board ordered stopping compensation payments to lawyers acting for widows living abroad. It directs payments to be sent directly to widows once arrangements are in place. It revokes power of attorney for Lowndes Maury in Butte and Pietro A. Notti remains named for a widow in Italy. The board notes no need for attorney in fact payments and says the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. will pay once claims are filed.
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Tutte
Tali
Lowndes Maury
Butte
Philippine islands
Hying
Mary
Rachael Anderly
industrial accident board
Anaconda Copper Mining company
Metro A
Anederly
Washington, D.C
Nott
Italy
Matte
Carranchio
Maury
J. Burke Clements
Anderly
parmenta
Andorly
Pietro A. Notti
Uncle Sam Near One Billion Dollar Red as June Ends
Washington report shows the treasury near a 850 to 950 million dollar deficit for June 30, with only a week left in the fiscal year. Revenues through June 20 total 4.264 billion, led by income taxes 1.838 billion and customs 468.8 million, while 1930 year-to-date was 4.106 billion.
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Washington
treasury
TNO
Tine castortians
Offielrs
Veterans’ bureau Farm board
One Man Killed in Arnold City Pennsylvania Clash
One man died and four were hurt in Arnold City Pennsylvania after a clash between officers and mine strikers. The dead man was Mike Philapovich, 40, a caretaker, struck by an object at the front of his home amid the violence.
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Arnold City
Padune
Charleroin
Arnold Ciy
Mike + Philapovich
Wight Davis Plans Exit As Manila Governor General
New York reports Dwight F. Davis notified Washington of his wish to resign as governor-general of the Philippine Islands effective July 1. Davis sought no reappointment and Hoover would fill the post if convenient, per the Herald-Tribune.
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New York
The
New York Herald-Tribune
Dwight F. Davis
Washington
Philippine Islands
Davis
Hoover
Florald-Tribune
Tulsa Board Cuts Teacher Salaries by Ten Percent
Tulsa Oklahoma July 24 a 10 percent reduction in the salaries of all teachers and employees was authorized by the board of education with effect from July 1. Luther White board president said the move along with other economies would save about 250000 dollars.
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Tulsa
Okla
Juma
Tulsa board of education
Luther White
Oklahoma Deputies Face Trial Over Youth Killings
Ardmore Oklahoma reports deputies stand trial for the killing of Mexican students. Proceedings may target Willie B. Cress and others linked to the shooting of Mama Corina Rubio near college housing as prosecutors prepare to press criminal charges.
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Ardmore
Okla
aheriffy
Willie
Cress
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