Airplane Seen Near Harbor Grace Amid Newfoundland Search
Reporters describe sighting of a white painted plane over Harbor Grace and Bear Cove last Monday as hopes rise for a trace of the missing French trans Atlantic friary captains Nun geneer and Coli. Three residents claim engine noise in fog, with Mrs. Alice Kelly and Eben Peil Me and his son James corroborating sightings. No confirmation exists beyond these statements.
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Harbor Grace
N. Fy
Bear Cove
New Foundland
Nungeneer
Coli
Conception Bay
Farlier
Warrior Grace
Alice Kelly
Eben Peil- Me
James
Uear Cove
Ball Park Stand Collapse Kills Man in Philadelphia
Frederick Haas, 50, a lithographer, died as a section of the first base side grandstand floor collapsed at Philadelphia National League ballpark. Three others seriously injured as about 300 spectators were thrown into a crowd surge during the game. The incident stemmed from a sagging floor and crowd movement in the sixth inning, ending the game with a 12 to 9 score in favor of Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Frederick Haas
Jon
Janer
Philadelphia Ma
Ional Jeague
Ifaas
al. Towls
McOrn
Fights for standing at University in Helena case
Mrs Ingersoll sues University of Montana president Clapp and the state board of education to compel reinstatement after suspension. She alleges no stated reason beyond a claim that her husband is a campus favorite. She requested a hearing and to face accusers, claims no hearing was given. The suit cites mistaken identity involving Rufus Ingersoll and notes alleged arrest nearby in Augusta.
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University
Rufus Ingersoll
Tagergall
Ingersall
Augusta
Page Town
Whiskery Captures Derby in Turf Classic at MT Camprest
Whiskery, driven by Payne Whitney’s chestnut, won the Kentnery derby amid a record crowd. Osmond paid $6.40 to win and $14.20 to show as fans packed every available seat. The race featured Whinbery and Bos tonian as favorites with a strong stretch drive that ended in a sensational finish.
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Ey MT. Camprest
Algoglatal Proms
Loutaville
Cap
Tapry Payne Whitney
Oomand
Jock
Roacbud
Whitney
Whinbery
Bostonian
Osmond
White Inch
Bugle
Thos
Asd
Contra
We Garner
Will of Mrs Theresa Kenck probate in district court
Application filed to probate the will of Theresa Kenck who came to Helena in 1866. The 1926 dated will and a prior 1916 will are involved with executors Joseph N Kenck and Clarence McKain. Property around Union Block at foot of Broadway valued about 6000.
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District
Theresa, Kenck
Ifelena
Gol
Kenck
San Diego
Cal
Broadway
Montana
California
Hornon
Joseph N. Kenck
Helena
Hornby
Wale
Jeter
Furons P. McDaniel
Henek
Clarence McKain
Thomas Mekiotn
Mildred
Walter
Clarence
Florence MeKotn
Stalph
Nernics
Demetre Senelli
Thin City
Canalstal
Tne Union Hock
Main Street
Moe
Bank of Italy Branch Robbed in Los Angeles Heist
Two young well dressed men held up the Lorena and Whittier Boulevard branch of the Bank of Italy in Los Angeles on May 14 trapping employees and fleeing with between 14 000 and 15 000 dollars. Local police pursued leads as investigators cataloged the bold daytime robbery and questioned witnesses.
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Los Angeles
Lorena and Whittier Boulevard
Bank of Italy
Weather Outlook For Northern Rockies Next Week
The Northern Rocky Mountain region expects mostly fair skies with below normal temperatures into Tuesday. A gradual warming trend begins midweek, with daytime readings rising but remaining cooler than seasonal norms. Warmer conditions arrive as the week progresses, bringing milder nights and more comfortable daytime highs.
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Rocky Mountain
Grave is Closure 5 Coming Hint Grim Discovery
police retain control of a sorled house as investigators work through a honeycombed basement with hidden drawers and secure inner storerooms. documents removed are under scrutiny amid a high level home office inquiry involving war and foreign office representatives and Metropolitan Police leadership.
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Danton
Sorled
Home Office
War and
Foreign Offices
Wiliam Aerwood
Metropolitan Poller
Wyndham Coitde
Warned Of His Fate If Sacco And Vanzetti Die
May 14 AP report: a postal clerk at Burlington Avenue post station averted danger to Governor Alvan T. Fuller of Massachusetts after a sealed parcel with a note threatened further harm if Sacco and Vanzetti were executed. The dynamite was found and destroyed. no motive or sender identified.
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Vanzetti
Daston
Keany
Ditrerr
Alvan T
Sacene Vansetti
Masnachusetia
Sac‘co
Vaurett
More
Mott
T. Wan
Offfelnia
Hern Wrra
Mrank W. Strele
Burlington Avemin
Waa
Ani
Wea
Park PD
Calvin
Postoffice
Thera
Ely
Mil
Levees crumble as Louisiana flood expands inland
New Orleans reports flood waters sweeping south central Louisiana parishes as earthen embankments give way. Levee breaches threaten Wayau Tea Glateos area, a park at the Sugar Bowl, and Evangeling country as plantations fail. Additional breaks near Moreille and Harddonville are feared to extend the flood.
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Louisiana 13
New Orleans
Missisatoy
Sia
Fia
Wayau Tea
Note in bottle hints writer plans suicide near Yellowstone
Miles City May 14 A handwritten note found in a bottle on the Yellowstone river bank by 12 year old John Hamilton indicates the writer planned to drown himself. The message requests it be sent to the writer's daughter Mrs Ruth Iyll Tindall Meat. Police were notified and the note was turned over for investigation. The find occurred about a rock’s distance from the Seventh Street Bridge.
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Miles City
Yellowstone River
John Hamilton
Ruth 1Yll
Tindall
Hamlion
Stat
Seventh Street
Hanllon
Judge 105. Davis Pioneer 16 Called
Judge Joseph Davis, eight years old, longtime pioneer of Montana, died yesterday at his Melena residence after a long illness. He had been confined to his room for about two weeks. Mrs Davis and four children survive the family. The youngest daughter, Mrs R L Boughton of Cleveland, Ohio, plans to join him in his illness. Davis was a renowned pioneer and active in mining circles in the region.
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Joseph Davis
Montana
Melena
Hns
Blackstone
Captain De Tinedo Halted at Memphis
Italian four continent flyer Commander Francesco De Tinedo was forced to land at Memphis late today and will remain there until tomorrow morning per the Italian consul. The halt interrupts his race from New Orleans to St. Louis as authorities coordinate next steps.
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St. Louis
Francesco de Tinedo
Memphis
New Orleans
Ayas
Pola Negri Weds Australian Princelet in France
In France on May 14 1907 Pola Negri reportedly wed an Australian princelet in a ceremony described as brief. The event drew attention to her new status as countess though several relatives, including sister in law Mar Murray, reportedly did not attend.
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Herain Court
France
Tola Neario
Serge Madnant
Dola
Mar Murray
Three Planes To Attempt Atlantic Flight This Week
Weather delays three aviation teams as monoplane tests proceed. Spirit of St Louis and Columbia delayed from New York takeoff. America undergoes final factory checks before departure plans proceed, with forecasts for possible launch later this week.
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Bereralaya
Spirit of
St. Lous
Columbia
Nas
America
Eight West Virginia Coal Miners Killed in Mine Blast
Eight coal miners died in a Shannon branch mine explosion in the Pocahontas district near Welch. A second blast occurred early today while officials and inspectors were in the workings. the trapped workers were believed dead.
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Welch
Wo Wa
Shannon Branch
Central Pocahontas Coal Company
Here
Gays Al and Cal Will Be Nominees
In Denver on May 14 the republican committee named a man from Wsating who made 1528 presidential campaign predictions. They declared President Coglidge will be elected and Governor Al Amith of New York is likely the Democratic nominee.
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Denver
Capi—Patricka
Bullyan
Republican Committee
Wsating
Coglidge
al Amith
New York
Insane Filipino Heads Revolt on Negro's Isle
Manila May 14 insurgency in Negros Island as Insano Vipin declares himself emperor of the Philippines. Police wounded, four towns attacked, and several followers killed or captured. Constabulary report ongoing unrest with attacks spreading to Carlo, Mago, and Norjoaland as authorities respond.
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Manila
Upptoria
Negros Iand
Florentrencherado
Insano Vipin
The
Philips
Pines
Carlo
Mago
Sila
Victoria
Whitehall School Destroyed By Fire In May Day Blaze
Whitehall May 11 a blaze engulfed the Whitehall community school driving the town’s social hub, library and American Legion facilities to ruin. The $70,000 property loss includes the 3000-volume library and town hall features. Superintendent Lowry and local officials, returning from Missoula, announced the total damage at about $70,000 and said classes will resume next Tuesday in temporary quarters.
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Whitehall
American Legion Posal
Snelling
Unsa
Lowry
Aivet
Missoula
Tony Wa
Makeestitl
Cut Oil Activity in Great Field
Titing Okla May 14 Action followed quickly tonight the decision of 15 of the largest productive companies in the Seminole oil area to curb the lavish flow that has resulted in nationwide unsettlement of their industry. Several of the companies participating in the agreement began immediately to promulgate orders to shut down on the drilling of new wells by the Seminole field.
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Titing Okla
Seminole
Cmpanies
Senunale Eld
Actress Mackay Denies Divorce From Raymond
Los Angeles May 14 Actress Myrtle Mackay known as the imputed wife to Raymond denies reports she is not legally married and says she would defend her dower rights in California. She cites a New York claim by Florence Bain Raymond that she was never divorced and asks if Raymond testified under oath. She questions the legality of their marriage by a justice of the peace and suggests the matter may be publicity driven.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Mackay
New York
Florence Bain Raymond
California
Imo
Sam
Montana Dakota Power inquiry stirs wide Montana interest
Information received by the Manland railroad and public service commission shows a probe into Montana Dakota Power Company corporate affairs. North Dakota railroad board actions and suits in Ward County North Dakota may affect operations in eastern Montana. W. S. Davidson of Williston and others allege stock transfers amount to a fraud on holdings as hearings continue before the Montana commission and related district court actions proceed.
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FRUM
Eastern Montana Light and Power Company
North Dakota Commission
Manland Railroad and Public Service Commission
Montana-Dakota Power Company
North Dakota Railroad Band
Aftea
W. 5.Davidson
Montana-Dakota Ipower Company
Montana
Montana Commission
North Dakota Railroad Board
Migot
Montana-Dakota Company
Davidson
First National Bame
Williston
Bearlign
Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission
North Dakota
Allroad and Public Service Commission
Salt
District Court
Ward County
Big Timber Woman Seeks 20000 Damages From Circus
Mrs Susan Wayseth of Big Timber sues Alliance Insequent Company a Nevada corporation in district court seeking 20000 for injuries when a tent collapsed during a July 14 circus performance. She alleges negligent setup and unsafe conditions caused bruises broken ribs and lung injury. claims hospital care and ongoing pain.
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Susan Wayseth
Big Tim, Wer
Wellington D. Rankin
Alliance Inseequent
Nevada Cornoration
Ana
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