World flyers set Nome leg of 2200 mile flight
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty prepared for a 2200 mile non-stop leg to Nome Alaska after weather checks and final engine work. They had just completed a 350 mile flight from Blagoveschensk landing to a Russian crowd greeted Winnie Mae in Kamchatka region with high mountain and sea hazards ahead.
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Water dispute blamed for Boise murder
In Boise Idaho a 16 year old farmer was jailed for murder after a quarrel over irrigation water with neighbor Rov M Treat 51 who died in hospital after being struck with a shovel during the fight. The accused faced a first degree murder charge while older man TW G Little 70 was jailed on assault with a deadly weapon charge with $3 000 bond.
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Tarzan of Apes Combats and a Monkeys Wedding Breakfast
A chaotic scene described as the worst hospital experience for Dr. Bistany after a postal panic with orangs at a zoo. The jagged report recounts jealously over new primates, the trap door system, and a monkey crashing a wedding breakfast in Los Angeles.
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Record heat swelters across nations with new June marks
Heat waves pushed temperatures beyond all June norms from Illinois to the South with Birmingham, Chattanooga, and Memphis setting all time June highs. Chicago logged its warmest June in six decades as St Joseph and other cities reported record highs while fish in Lake Contrary faced mass die offs from drying waters.
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Government financial problems loom over moratorium plan
Officials warn of large outlays in foreign payments amounting to 256 million dollars if the moratorium plan is adopted. Authorities have not yet set a firm stance on revenue increases or new tax levies to cover the gap.
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Jardine to Lead U S Agriculture Research Office
Corvallis Ore Feb 28 James Z Jardine longtime director at Oregon State College agricultural experiment station is named chief of the office of experiment station for the United States Department of Agriculture He succeeds William Jardine the former agriculture secretary who had headed forest range investigations for the federal government since 191?
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Grand Prix de Paris Victory for Warneveldt
In Longchamp France on June 28 Warneveldt a one year old owned by Count Olivier de Hivantd won the Grand Prix de Paris the race’s top purse of 41854 dollars with Londing Rarneveldt ridden by Hans Fruhingholtz placing second by a short head ahead of Baron Edouard de Rothnenild's Taxodiasm. Derby winner Fourhitlon, the favorite, finished third. Also notes Heartley Anderson Notre Dame coach ill with meningitis at Mayo Clinic.
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Just a Gigolo to Open Tuesday at Marlow Theater
A garbled notice previews Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production Just a Gigolo at the Marlow theater opening Tuesday. The cast includes Haines in a light, comic turn as a British nobleman and Ure in a dramatic supporting role amid a stage event hailed for moments of humor and romance.
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Shipmates at the Marlow features navy ship on screen
At the Marlow theater the mighty battleship from the Pacific is used by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in the film Shipmates. Robert Montgomery stars opposite Dorothy Jordan in a Gaiety era prelude directed by Barry Pollard with Ernest Torrence Mobart Bosworth Cliff Edwards Gavin Gordon Joan Marsh Edward Nugent in the cast.
Britons defeat Michigan pros in Hawthorne golf clash
Detroit reports a 7 to 6 victory by a British Ryder Cup team over Michigan professionals at Hawthorne Country Club. Walter Hagen and Walter Watrous halved their match after Secler and Webber split with Whitcombe and Davies, while Tom Armour starred for Detroit in extended play before Inverness action.
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Boxing Title Bout May Be Hazy After Sale Delays
A pre Fourth of July heavyweight title bout between Max Schmeling and Young Stribling in Cleveland faces ticket delays, weather risk, and large but uncertain gate receipts. Schmeling trained strongly at Conneaut Lake Park with 4,217 spectators watching as Stribling prepared at Geauga Lake, while advance sales near 175,000 and possible walk-up demand could push attendance.
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Blaze at North Randall track causes 20000 damage
Fire at North Randall race track in Cleveland injures no one. grand circuit racing open this afternoon. horses saved. In golf news McCarthy and Woley lead after par 73 and 74 rounds. league results show Butte dominant in a series of matches. Robby Jones headlines charity golf exhibition in Columbus with mixed foursomes. women win with handicap advantage.
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Hitting review shows Phillies lead NL in batting pace
New York June 27 The latest National League batting report places Philadelphia batters high in the rankings with Chuck Klein Virgil Davis and Dick Bartell among leaders. Harvey Hendrick of Cincinnati still tops the average while Klein and Davis chase, Cubs and Cardinals share mound honors, and St Louis Burleigh Grimes leads among pitchers. Ameri can league notes highlight Ruth Gehrig and Morgan atop various hitting and power categories with Cronin Webb and Simmons closing the top ranks.
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Northwest Planes Suffer Two Slight Crashes In Oregon Parade
Readers learn of two minor accidents during a Pacific Northwest caravan coverage near Packer and Baker. Bille Brown from Los Angeles landed on barbed wire after a 3000 foot jump, suffering minor head and arm injuries. Oliver Judd of Portland forced a marsh landing when rain froze on a motor near McEwen, buckling the landing gear.
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Weak clubs turn on big league leaders
Major league teams showed strength from weaker clubs as St Louis Browns and Brooklyn Dodgers led wins with nine and seven victories respectively. National league pace set by St Louis and Brooklyn while Phillies Reds Cavaliers fought for second. Yankees feasted on runs with 71 and 13 home runs, though defense struggled except for Washington Cleveland and Brooklyn who posted few errors.
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