Russian airmen skid across Siberia to Alaska flight
In a perilous eastward crossing from Kamchatka through storms the Land of the Soviets landed at Okhotsk after a 900 mile sea passage. Commander Semyon Shestyakov and crew plan to continue toward Alaska via the Aleutians en route to New York with radio support from St Paul, Alaska.
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Siberia
Okhoitsk
Semyon Shestyakov
P. E. Bolotov
B. V. Sterfingov
D. V. Putney
Pacific
solayevsk-on-Amur
Afoscow
Kamchatka Peninsela
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
Attu Island
American
Dutch Harbor
Seiward
Sitka
Seattle
New York
Naval
St. Paul
Eorth Pacific
Krassny Vimpel
Aleutians
Sir Harry Lauder praised for thrift and charity in Morris profile
Morris, who brought Lauder to America, lauds Lauder as not ordinary but remarkable his thrift generosity and charity. He notes Lauder’s support for the Fund for Disabled Scottish Soldiers and Sailors, his refusal to perform Sunday shows, and his varied one hour to ninety minute sets with distinct costumes and stories. Sir Harry headlines at the Marlowe theater Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lauder
William “Morris
America
Lauder
Mr. Morris
Sir Harry
Fair Lady Lauder
Scotland
Sam
Harry Mnver
Yuna
Marz
Mpty
T’ Werk
Hasides
Harry
Lauder's
Sir Muzry
Marlow
Shoplifters arraigned in Billings store theft case
Thomas and Wright were arraigned before Justice of the Peace William Gallagher on shoplifting charges. Thomas stole two ladies dresses valued at 34 dollars from Vegen Drothers' store, Wright took men's socks. Thomas got a sentence of a day and Wright 30 days in the county jail. Police arrested several others and held them for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill "Toss
Ol Wright
William Gallagher
Thomas
Vegen Drothers
Wright
la Coumy
The Drake Case Verdict Follows Sensational Trial
In a sensational all talking courtroom drama at the Sarto theater today and tomorrow the all star cast led by Gladys Brockwell, Rest Staley, Hubert Frazer, James Crane and Doris Lloyd presents The Drake Case. Charles Logue’s original story aims for a gripping, surprise courtroom ending with strong performances and a decisive trial climax.
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Drake
Sarto
Gladys “Brockwell
Por ‘Rest Staley
Hubert Frazer
James Crane
Doris Lloyd
Charles Logue
Miss Brockwell
Frazer
Crane
Miss Lloyd
Edward Latmmie
Banker Waggoner Linked to Half Million New York Fraud
The Telluride Colorado bank president C D Waggoner is accused of bilking New York lenders of about $500000 through fake telegraph letters. The fragile account mentions a bungled disguise and a witness, painting a chaotic scene surrounding the alleged swindle.
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New York
C. D. Waggoner
Telluride
Colo
Waggoner case looms as grand jury probes fake wires
Amelia and Margaret testified as the grand jury heard details of a fraud tied to Waggoner. Bank of Telluride cashier Downlain admitted a power of attorney over Waggoner assets valued around 288000, saying he destroyed it after a subpoena. Investigators seek explanation for $50000 sent to Telluride from the 225000 certified check to the First National Bank of Pueblo, as the case widens to possible aides and mail fraud.
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Sages
Amelia
Margaret
Downlain
Bank of Telluride
Wagsoner
Hirst National Bank of Pueblo
Golo
Telluride Bank
Colorado Bank Examiners
Colorado
Grand Jury
Wiluely
Insanity Defense Considered in Banking Scam Case
In Cheyenne a defense based on insanity may be offered by lawyer for banker C D Waggoner in New York trial. Federal officials label Waggoner a confirmed paranoic as they seek to justify an insanity defense amid a half million dollar swindle accusation. Waggoner briefly spoke to reporters, denying clear questions and invoking his attorney.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
C. D. Waggoner
Telluride
Cole
New York
Denver
Samuel D. Crump
Waggoner
Newcastle
Waggoner’s Cage Nervous As Swindle Ties Fray
The jailed Waggoner paces his cell and smokes, showing nerves over the Swindle case. He claims he will be the sole person implicated, telling the grand jury it would be impossible to indict others. He also notes he has helped a fellow prisoner with tobacco funds.
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Fox
Alluther
Waggoner
Unie
Wilbur An Party See Stampede
National parks tour highlights the need to balance visitor access with preserving natural state. Interior Department aims to ease fish viewing and wildlife seeing while preventing over development and keeping parks as wild as possible for future generations.
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Wilbur
Interior Department
Ature
Boosters for Fair Entertain Crowds in Butte and Anaconda
Booster excursion prior to the state fair drew Lewis and Clark posts and Helena merchants to Anaconda and Butte with parades and entertainments. Anaconda hosted a 65 piece youth band, a drum and bugle corps, vaudeville acts, and booster talks. Paraders included two mounted giants and speakers Ben Barnett and Stanley Foot. The group then moved to Butte for a Silver Bow drum and bugle contest, concluding with an Legion hall show in Helena after a late night return arrival.
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Lewis Ands Clark Post
Helena
Anaconda
Hutte
Soldier Memorial Band
Igailing
Dragiy
Bugle Corps
Pieves
John Murchion
D. J. Brenerman
Ben Barnett
Stanley Foot
Dorothy Langdorf
Mildred Thomas
Butte
Silver Bow
Ausconda
Legion Hall
J. Ward Crosby
Ray Carter
Bunley Foot
Moore
Rose
J. R. Liddy
Arno Hansel
Horace Wiliams
Hugh R. Adair
Joseph Bossier
Earl Angle
Harvey Coen
Garfield Tatey
Joha Walsh
I. H. Thomas
George W. Padbury
Leroy Burnett
Kenneth Smith
Warren Sheppard
Laurence Reve
Ralph Burtch
Tom Buck
Jes Bob Thibadeau
Vocational Guidance Talks Conclude Series In Boston
Adams Puffer of Boston completed a nine lecture series on vocational guidance addressing the high school parent teachers circle and Rotary railway counselors. He urged youth to seek personal growth through varied jobs and to value learning from every role.
Woman in Conspiracy On Liquor Case Unfolds
Federal agents charged Mrs. Cress and four others with conspiring to violate promotion laws by secretly withdrawing loaded liquor from government vaults and diverting it to bootleg channels. Bail set at 10000 dollars for each. Authorities say extra vendor copies enabled the scheme and profits.
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Cress
United States
Ernest Williams
Prohibition Administrator
Prohibition Office i
Washington
United States Health Service
Mael Williams
George Hutfield
Ais. Cress
Hatfield
San Francisco
Framing Tariff Debates Highlight Senate Action
A fraught Senate debate over directing the Hime committee to obtain from the tants commission data on confidential or not contents. The resolution aimed to protect data while allowing disclosure only where lawful. The list of corporations in the Congressional Record features major manufacturers and sugar, chemical, textile sectors, plus Hawaii fruit firms. The Senate also rejected a plant quarantine act amendment to clarify import rules for nursery stock and plant products.
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Hime Committee
Tants Commission
Tal
McMaster
Horrow
Smaat
United States Steel Corporation
Dethiehm Ste Corporation
Aluminum Company At
America
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
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Casaba
Prines
Bartlett Pears
Concord
N. P. Evans
NP Evans Grocer
Yakima Fruits
Yakima
Elberta
Jackson
Union Market Meats
Independent
Kamchatka
Smh
Morris
Billings
Charles E. Downtain
Wic
Butte and
Legion
China
Persua
William Morris
Sir Arry Lauder
the Entertainer Supreme
Company of International Artists
New Fork Sun
Glades Brockwell
Marbara Beonard Aichese
James Craria
Tom Digan
Davis
Gladys Brockwell
Forest Stanley
Robert Frazer
Venice
Smith & Dale
Metro News
Oddities
Pathe Review
Stobt
Frazne Refense Lawyer
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