British to Resume Relations With Russ Soviet DARING DART PLANNED BY ARMY MAN
Alfred D Hulse a self described lieutenant in the Officers Reserve corps left Baltimore by plane for Detroit outlining plans and personnel for a round the world non stop refueling flight. The crew includes Lt Henry L Tillack Detroit chief pilot Lt Roy Miller San Francisco navigator Lt Edward Springer Edgewood alternat e pilot Lt Earl O Connell Lakehurst radio operator and Hulse as engineering officer and pilot backed by Tay Morley Nogales. Springer said he was not committed to the flight and that 18 Hulse had not.
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Baltimore
Alfred D. Hulse
Detroit
Hulse
Henry L. Tlllack
Roy Miller
San! Francisco
Edward Springer
Edgewood
Areana
Caterpillars Spread Across Pacific Coast in June
Portland reports June 25 as entomologists describe a Pacific coast march of Papilio asterias caterpillars. The swarm halted Seattle streetcar service, delayed the Shasta Limited near Weed, California, and stripped orchards and decorative trees in Oregon, leaving vehicles stalled by the sticky pests.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast States
Pacific Slope
Seattle
Southern Pacific Railroad
Bitter Root Valley Wool Pool Sold for 31 Cents a Pound
One hundred thirty thousand pounds of Bitter Root valley wool were sold in Missoula for 31 cents per pound. Purchasers were Silverman & Som of Chicago. Last year’s top price reached 40 cents a pound, showing a lower market compared with the prior clip.
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Missoula
Bitter Root Valley
Silverman & Som
Chicago
Wool schedules engage long plea for higher tariff heard
Washington hearings on the tariff bill open with wool schedule debate. Texan sheep and goat raisers seek higher rates while woolen manufacturers push for steeper duties. Witnesses from Passaic, New Jersey, describe unemployment as mills press for protection. President Hoover tightens flaxseed oil duties under tariff provisions.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
New Jersey
PresidentToover J
Western Farm Represen
C. © Belcher
Texas Ehren and Gort Ratsers’ Association
Rae Basin
Passaic
N. J
Botany
Picas
Mrs Boone Stands By Husband In Bank Robbery Case
Mrs Isabel Boone, wife of Easton Boone of Helena, maintains her husband’s innocence in the Rowan State bank robbery of about $2,500. Easton Boone faced a Polson justice for a preliminary hearing as she and their two children await word on his fate.
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Rowan State
Tisabel Boone
Easton Boone
Helena
H. M. Lambeth
Polson
Isabel Boone
Boone
Easton
Pine Street
Teller
Pablo
Granville Boone
Butte
Tfelena
Lea
Ala
Rénan State Bank
Missoula
Airplane telephone link between America and London tested
Three reporters in a plane over New Jersey spoke with London reporters, marking the first public test of transatlantic air to ground telephone communication. Weather chatter dominated the limited two way talk as static and cloud interference affected the link, yet the experiment was deemed a success as a test of advancing science.
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W. W. Chaplin
Hadley Field
Orel
Associated Press
Day and Sinclair Meet in Shared Jail
Washington June 25. Marry F Sinclair and his lieutenant Henry Mason Day, both linked to oil ventures and wealth and prison, begin a new breakfast reunion in the district jail after nearly a month. Day, just four months for jury shadowing, becomes assistant store keeper in the commissary. Sinclair serves for jury shadowing and for defying a senate investigation. They may mingle during recreation and meals if they choose.
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Washington
F. Sinclair
Henry Mason Day
Mason
Sinclair
Day
Quartermaster Corps
Pharmacy
Senate
Anaconda Dividend Remains at 7 Percent
Directors of Anaconda Copper Mining Co declare a regular dividend of 1.75 dollars on increased capital stock, maintaining a seven dollar annual rate. Dividend payable August 19 to stock of record July 13. first since capitalization rose through rights offerings at 35 dollars for five shares.
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New York
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Treasury to not use public schools for prohibition propaganda
Washington reports that the treasury department will not use public schools to spread prohibition propaganda. Prohibition Commissioner Doran announced this after a pamphlet promoting slogans to aid law enforcement surfaced. The pamphlet linked to Miss Sutter of the Prohibition Bureau and urged possible radio and newspaper dissemination pending funds.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Prohibition
Doran
Enna B&b
Sutter
Ataliation’ and
Protutation Bureau
Mills
Towman Ang
Jackson
Afiler
Miss Suter
Bureal
Treasury
Britain to renew relations with Soviet Russia post Labor win
London June 25 AP One of the first acts of the new labor government is to cable Dominion governments that Britain intends to resume diplomatic and trade relations with the Soviet Union. Premier MacDonald seeks to define naval disarmament talks and has held talks with US and Belgian envoys, signaling a move toward international negotiations following the Forbes meeting.
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British Empire
Great Britain
Tepuug
Abor
Ronsrivatie
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Alogcon
Labor Party
Russia
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Songon
Mamaay MacDonal
F Rendn
Tusten Road
Charles G. Dawes
Great Briain
Tugh
Gibson
United States
Belgium
Dawes
Gibran
Frano Search Intensifies for Missing Spanish Flyer
Scant hope remains that Major Ramon Franco and his party may have escaped death as ships and airplanes from four nations joined the search. Franco left Cartagena Friday for the Azores on a round trip to New York and other destinations, with searching parties combing the area between the Iberian coast and the Azores by sea and air.
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Franco
Madrid
Ramon Franco
Cartagena
Azores
New York
Spain
Tialy
England
Portugal
Moisitand
Hope Rembins
Mam
Barker's Shortage Revised by Accountants Again
State accountants and Helena officials report a growing shortage tied to J. T. Barker former city treasurer. Revisions by the examining team reveal additional oversights as deputies from prior administrations continue the audit, with taxpayers funding the ongoing effort.
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State Accountant
J. T. Barker
Helena
Secret Societies Barred by Church
In Omaha Nebraska the Emmanuel Lutheran church was suspended by the Nebraska district for allowing members of secret fraternal organizations to partake of communion. The 34th triennial convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Missouri Synod reaffirmed its stand against permitting secret society members to be communicants for any length of time.
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River Forest
Emmanuel Lutheran Church of Omaha
Neh
Nebraska
Evangelical Luthleran Missouri Synod
Synod
Powder Blast Kills Four Men Near Rock Creek
A premature dynamite blast near Rock Creek in Marshfield Oregon killed four stump blasters. The victims are Charles Christian 32 Russell Yoakum 25 Floyd Skinner 40 and Ralph Thomas 34 all residents near Myrtle Point Oregon.
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Marshfield
Ore
Rock Creek
Charles Christian
Russell Yoakum
Floyd Skinner
Ralph Thomas
I Myrtle Point
Lindy and Bride on Air Tour of Nation
Colonel Charles Lindbergh back in the air with his bride as passenger on a survey flight for Trans continental Air Transport. They depart from Roosevelt Field to Columbus Ohio then to Los Angeles and back by July 7 with Mrs Lindbergh in the rear cockpit, marred only by fog and low ceilings.
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Roosevelt Field
New York
Charles 4. Tinbergh
Colurmbus
Ohio
Columbus
Los Angeles
Mfrs
Lindbergh
Apne Morrow
Falcon
Boy of 14 Slays His Aged Father
Ping Bluff Ark June 25 AP A 14 year old farm boy Otis Hane kits was under charges of first degree murder for the slaying of his father near here. Under questioning he admitted firing a shotgun at Wes Hankins his father because he refused at me. Coroner Will Rowell and Hankins a sixth grade student wrote out his own confession. Neighbors said the boy and father lived alone on the farm and quarreled frequently with the boy having run away several times.
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Ping Bluff
Ark
Otis Hanekits
Here
Wes Wi T Hankins
Will Rowell
Young Hankins
Hawkins
Hone
Kinne Kidnappers Identified as Bank Robbery Group
Des Moines reports three bandits linked to the Gilmore City Exchange bank raid that netted more than $5,000 after holding H S Van Alstine and his family overnight. Identified by fingerprints, suspects are August Becker 28 Sumner Iowa Donald Melavin 21 and Roy Salmon 21 Liver more Town. Harold Matt already sentenced to life for the crime.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Gilmore City Exchange Bank
H. S. van Alstine
Ita
W. B. Kinns
Idaho
H. Y. Yackey
Yackey
August Becker
Sumner
Donald Melavin
Roy Salmon
Livermore
Town
Abe Dervaut
Pocahontas County
Becker
Waverly
Gilmore City
van Alstine
bin Bank
Harold Matt
Lad Held for Killing Father in Idaho Turmoil
Raymond Matthews twenty, says a rifle he was cleaning discharged a single bullet that fatally wounded his father Tec Matthews twenty eight, a Cavendish stock raiser. Raymond was brought to the county jail as coroner Brower and Sheriff Dent pursued theories of more than one bullet fired while visiting Cavendish.
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Lewistown
Idaho
Raymond Matthews
Tec Matthews
Cavendish
Countty Jail
F E. M. Brower
Marry Dent
Cavendish Hame
Raymond
Bootleggers Warned Good Times are Over in Thornton Hustler
A June issue ad signed Xat Mldson warns bootleggers in Thornton Texas to quit making or selling alcohol from July 1 as agents of justice will hand offenders to a grand jury. The message says Americans once drank in wars but now bootleggers should stay out of precinct No 8 while friends claim to help law enforcement.
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Mexia
Texas
Thornton
Nat Husson
Thcace
Justice
Washington
Fuly
Tom
Bors
Grand
England
Mexico
Nice free ad for New York actress arrival in France
Madame Joan Assolant formerly Pauline Parker, a New York actress, prepares to enter Paris by air. She will join her husband, a trans Atlantic flyer, who intends to fly from Le Bourget to meet her aboard the French airship. The pair travel with a military aviator crew aboard the craft, aiming to tie together a dramatic entry into Paris.
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le Bourget
France
Junoal
Joan Assolant
Pauline Parker
New York
Tiayre
Assolant
Hayre
Wier
He de France
Monateur
Madani Assolant
Ata An
Broker Quietly Denies Role With Bishop Cannon
In a referee’s hearing on Kable and Company’s bankruptcy the head broker for Bishop James Cannon Jr. testifies that to the bishop he was only the office boy, yet identifies the bishop’s account as stock speculation. The proceedings reveal Kable and Harry L. Gomhurst face bankruptcy scrutiny as a bucket shop.
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New York
Wable and Company
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Charles W. Wable
Kable and Company
Kable
Harry L. Gomhurst
Crow Nation Adopts Boston Commander as Soaring Eagle
Civil war Spanish American Indian and World War veterans attend a three day state gathering. Eugene P. Carver of Boston accepts the name Soaring Eagle after being adopted into the Crow tribe by Chief Pletty Cons. The ceremony marks a principal event of the gathering’s second day as various veterans organizations discuss business for the meeting.
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Eugene P. Carver
Boston
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Soaring Eagle
Pletty Cons
Commander Carver
Luther
Yellowstone
Ex-Soldier Hurt In Stolen Car Rollover
Anaconda reports Joseph T. Causley, 26, a recent Army enlistee, injured in a car crash after a stolen vehicle overturned on the Butte Anaconda highway. Officers say license plates belonged to James Magon of Butte. Causley, born in Blind River, Canada, was rushed to a hospital with a broken back.
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Anaconda
Joseph T. Causley
United States Army
San Francisco
Butte-Anaconda
James Magon
Butte
Causley
Blind River
Canada
Race Issue Brought To Proxy's Attention
Mississippi senate adopted a resolution disapproving of the entertainment of Oscar de Priest's wife at the White House tea on June 24 and urged President Hoover to safeguard white racial integrity. Oscar de Priest told 1,500 attendees in Knoxville that equality under law requires political organization by Black people.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi State Senate
Oscar de Priest
Alliois
White House
Hoover
Chicago
de Priest
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