Girl of 14 missing on Santa Monica beach
Los Angeles, June 26. Relatives and police fear Barbara Steicher, 14, was kidnapped after vanishing from Santa Monica beach Saturday. The girl, daughter of wealthy shoe merchant I. E. Steicher, was staying with grandmother and younger brother. A unidentified woman later claimed she would be at Catalina, and authorities found no trace aboard Catalina-bound vessels. The family believes the kidnapper planned to demand a ransom once parents returned from Salt Lake City.
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Republicans weigh conventions and city bids for 1928
The piece notes Republicans favor central states and recall 1924 Cleveland choice while Senator Nutt hopes for a strong return by colleagues. It mentions San Francisco as a potential convention site and party concerns over fundraising and summer activities under John J. Raskob.
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Rich Fowan Held in Insurance Probe
Rich Fowan is held amid an insurance probe linked to a body found burned in a truck. Authorities say the charred remains did not belong to Fowan, and the body’s identity remains unestablished. His wife, head of a church aid group, was questioned as investigators pursued a suspected motive and relationship angle.
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Plane of Hillig at goal in Copenhagen continues voyage report
An account from a transatlantic flight from Harbor Grace Newfoundland describes rough weather over the Atlantic with stops in Ireland, France, and Germany. The narrative notes a 12,000 foot cruising height, a 17 hour water shortage, and eventual landings at Bremen before reaching Copenhagen where a public ceremony featured the bronzed Kon.
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Montana Stock Movements Limited by Feed Shortage
Bargain orders to re izo breeding stock and stock not ready for market were proposed by the Great Northern and Northern Pacific to aid ranches facing severe feed and water scarcity. Freight officials noted that moving breeding stock is allowed while stock ready for market would not be returned. Despite rains in some areas, most of the region remains extremely dry with ongoing emergency conditions across North Dakota and western Montana. Eastern South Dakota reports rains, but the western plains remain parched as pasture and crop recovery will take time.
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Heat Wave Sweeps Across Nations Amid Storm Toll
A sweeping heat wave dominated much of the central and western United States with temperatures near or above 100 degrees. Illinois and Indiana faced extreme heat, while California’s southern region endured scorching 105 to 106 degree readings. Northern Ohio suffered severe storms with fatalities and coastal areas saw boats overturned and searches ongoing. Western storms produced substantial wind damage in Pennsylvania and Michigan, and temperatures cooled briefly in the Great Lakes region before a return to hot, dry conditions.
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Churchmen Peeved by Drys Plan in 1922 Strategy Board
The article reports on church leaders reacting to the Allied Forces dry campaign plans for the 1922 political conventions. Dr Poling and board members discuss aiming to gain support for the dry law while avoiding ties to presidential candidates. Dr Ernest H. Cherrington was chosen permanent chairman of the strategy board.
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Mellon Opens Wide Talks in Paris on War Debts
French finance minister Briand and Foreign Minister Laval lead a Paris negotiation on Germany’s reparations. Hoover’s plan prompts a cordial reception with counter proposals. Stimson’s message urges swift path to resuming annual repayments while ensuring funds aid German credits and Central European stability.
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Note From France Pleases America
Wallington June 25. Weather and moratorium outlook shift as French counter suggestions emerge. Stimson warns of heavy losses, hundreds of thousands of dollars at stake. A 65 mile per hour gale lashes the lake shore from Toledo to Cleveland, reaching Columbus. In Cleveland the storm shuts down telephones, floods streets, and causes property damage and injuries. Coast guards report near shore dangers as lake steamers ride out the siege and harbor damage mounts.
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City Lights to close run tonight at Marlow theater
The film City Lights ends its run tonight at the Marlow theater. The story follows a poor young man who overcomes hardship with grit, trying to improve his life and win recognition. A prize fighter helps move the plot as the leading man seeks a better future.
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Marlow Sunday Shipmates musical hits in new MGM film
Carf Edwards and his ukulele star in Shipmates a Metro Goldwyn Mayer musical romance featuring Robert Montgomery and Dorothy Jordan. The film opens Sunday at the Mariow theater with Edwards performing the song I m Looking for Someone to Care You amid romantic scenes. Marty Pollard directs a thrilling wartime styled story with Ernest Torrence Stobart Bosworth Joan Marsh Edward Nu gent and Hedda Hopper in the cast.
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Laval's France Debates Hoover Plan in Parliament
France's premier Laval leads a crowded debate on President Hoover's debt relief proposal. MPs press for firm steps toward negotiating with Mellon to adopt a plan preserving the Young tariff terms. The session sees sharp questions on Germany's reparations and a possible move to fund payments via the Bank for International Settlements.
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Democratic chieftain for plan attacks Hoover policies
Mr Shouse told Georgia Democrats that defenders of the Teaover administration offered one answer to their criticisms: that the Democrats fault everything President Hoover does. He praised the war debt and reparations moratorium but criticized the administration on the deficit unemployment and farmer troubles.
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Senator Harrison Backs Moratorium
Washington dispatch reports Senator Harrison of Mississippi endorsing a world debts moratorium to revive global prosperity. He says party lines blur for the sake of American progress and relief for the oppressed, praising the effort regardless of who writes the prescription.
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Post And Batt At Irkutsk In Siberia Flight Log
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, world circumnavigators, reached Novo Sibirsk at 1 32 p m Moscow time, 8 32 a m EST, planning to depart for Irkutsk. The Winnie Mae flew at about 140 mph covering 1060 miles, with a leg to Yakutsak seen as more hazardous yet feasible before continuing toward Petropavlovsk and Kamchatka on the trans Siberian route.
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Arnott Appointed Special Administrator in Arnot Estate
Vavre June 28 A relative W E Arnot was appointed special administrator of the estate of Jessa E Arnot who died in Glasgow last February from poisoning effects. Judge C B Elwethore issued the order June 24 limiting powers, not applying to life insurance policies. Judge Miwell heard the application after Judge Jab Marty was disqualified. Arguments were heard last week at Glasgow and hand Wasack at 400 dollars.
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