Nobile Within Sight Of Land On Ice Drift
Drifting on an Arctic ice floe near Northeastland General Umberto Nobile and five comrades are frostbitten and short of food. Ten others split into two groups, one group of seven and one of three, are scattered elsewhere. Hopen Island is set as a permanent base for rescue aircraft and multiple international planes are en route.
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Erik Berndsen
United Press
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Umberto Nobile
Northeastland
Nobile
Hopen Island
Arctic
Malign
Seven
Dirigible
Italia dirigible crash ends polar flight on May 25
Rome dispatch reports Gen Umberto Nobile's official finding that the Italia plunged from 500 meters after a sudden heavy descent on May 25. The gondola and upper framing were damaged, two crew injured, one seriously. Adrift with the airship, the party had three months of food and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobile
North Pole
Northeastland
United Press
Rome
Italia
Umberto Nobile
Iowa GOP backs McNider for Vice President
The Iowa Republican delegation caucused to support Hanford McNider for Vice President. A stray line mentions Fletcher Cafeteria and a Fletcher Trust Blog with ad copy.
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New Press
Nsas City
Iowa
Hanford McNider
Fletcher Cafeteria
Basement Fletcher Trust
School Post Is Given Gladden Aid to Miller
Starting Saturday Morning June 16 The Times announces changes to the school post and aid to Miller with a new telephone number contact.
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Gladden
Miller
the Times
Governor Jackson visits Walb in Leavenworth prison
A group of Indiana Republicans led by Governor Ed Jackson visited Claude A. Walb at the Federal penitentiary in Leavenworth. Walb, former Indiana GOP chairman, is a prisoner serving time for banking law violations and works in the prison’s engineering shop. The visitors, traveling from Kansas City for the National Republican convention, included M. Bert Thurman and other state and national party leaders.
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Times
Leavenworth
Kan
Ed Jackson
Indiana
Claude A. Walb
Walb
Kansas City
M. Bert Thurman
James E. Watson
Rogers John Moorman
Indiana State Board of Trustees
Walter Dixon
Kokomo
Otto Mays
Lebanon
Fred S. Purnell
Purnell
Farris Jay
Indianapolis
Gar Merger Looms
Buffalo June 13 United Press reports that Pierce Arrow Motor Car Company chief M E Forbes declined to comment on merger talks with Studebaker. A high Pierce Arrow official says a merger is likely to be completed soon, possibly this week, forming a fourth major auto maker with about 160 million dollars in assets.
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United Press
Buffalo
N. Y
M. E. Forbes
Pierce Arrow Motor Car Company
Studebaker Corporation
Pierce Arrow Company
Houston convention assigns officials for parade duties
Edwin A. Halsey named sergeant at arms and R. Lee Barnes named chief doorkeeper for the Democratic national convention announced by the national committee. Both will depart for Houston at once to assist in arrangements.
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United Press
Ngton
Edwin A. Halsey
R. Lee Barnes
Houston
Democratic National Committee
Williams and Underwood Named Assistant Superintendents
Superintendent Charles F. Miller announced the appointment of three new assistants to replace abolished posts. Fred T. Gladden, Byron B. Williams, and C. C. Underwood will take July to August appointments with salaries of 5000, 3500, and 6000 dollars respectively.
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Indianapolis
Charles F. Miller
Miller
Fred T. Gladden
State Department of Public Instruction
Byron B. Williams
State Public Instruction
C. C. Underwood
Crawfordsville
Gladden
Williams
Crawford
D. T. Weir
Joseph F. Thornton
Flora Drake
Murray A. Dalman
Underwood
Weir
Thornton
Joe Drake
Dailman
Painesville
Ohio
Cleveland
Kenyon College
Columbia University
Plane Fails to Take Off in Trepassy Bay
In St John s Newfoundland a planned trans Atlantic order between Miss Amelia Earhart and Miss Mabel Bell was delayed as Earhart s Friendship failed three takeoff attempts from Trepassy Bay due to water spray and heavy fuel load. Bell s Columbia prepared for Thursday start after a record trip from Long Island to Harbor Grace with pilots Stultz and Argles noting the weather and bay conditions.
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United Press
ST. Johns
N. F
Amelia Earhart
Mabel Bell
Miss Earhart
Atlantic
Conception Bay
Columbia
Oliver C. Leboutillier
Arthur Argles
Harbor Grace
Long Island
Bob
Queen of Diamonds
Wilmer, Stultz
Lou,Gordon
Trepassey Bay
Miss Bell
Europe
Cochrane Hotel
Germany
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Charles A. Lindbergh
Burin Peninsula
Coolidges Headed to Wisconsin for Summer Break
President and Mrs. Coolidge plan to depart tonight for a four month vacation in Wisconsin. Mrs. Coolidge has recovered enough from illness to travel. They will motor to Cedar Island lodge and establish a summer White House in Superior with a large staff. President also reviewed Navy plans to deploy 1,500 Marines to Nicaragua and hosted a luncheon for Captain Emilio Carranza at the Pan American Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Superior
Wis
Delays Bribe Gases Trials for Frankfort Negley
Trials of real estate dealer Martin Frankfort and ex councilman Claude Negley on bribery charges were again continued in Marion Criminal Court. Frankfort’s trial is set for July 9 and Negley’s for September, with past delays since March due to calendar issues and attorney illness. Judge Collins cited illness and Negley’s health in granting the latest postponement.
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Martin Frankfort
Claude E. Negley
Marion Criminal Court
Frankfort
Negley
Boynton J. Moore
Clinton H. Givan
James A. Collins
Bar G. O. P. Parley Doors to Hoosiers Farm March
At Convention Hall Kansas City June 13 Sergeant-at-Arms Lee Nixon refused entry to the farmers protest gathering. Edgar D. Bush Indiana lieutenant governor hopeful led the marchers to the hall and sought tickets for a parade around the arena. Nixon stood firm, saying no tickets and it would demoralize proceedings. Bush promised the farmers would remain peaceful as he informed them outside.
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Kansas City
Lee Nixon
Edgar D. Bush
Indiana
Nixon
Bush
Third party plan to split Hoover vote discussed by farm leaders
Farm leaders in Kansas City consider a bipartisan ticket to challenge Herbert Hoover. Norris or Kenyon would head the ticket with Huddeston as vice president, aiming to attract La Follette and Dakota Republicans. Movement hinges on public sentiment and farm relief platform outcomes.
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Uunited
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Norris
Nebraska
Kenyon
Iowa
Senate
Harding
Huddeston
Alabama
la Follette
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Platform Committee
Three Democrats Nominated for City Engineering Posts
City Engineer A H Moore recommended three Democratic appointees to the board of works. C H Claver of 927 E Forty Second St and Charles M Cavender of 5215 Chelsea Rd would be inspectors, with Walter F Reed of 3509 Kenwood Ave named junior field aid. Also a Vienna dispatch reports Harry Thaw’s arrival in London via the Exchange Telegraph.
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Board of Works
A. H. Moore
C. H. Claver
E. Forty-Second St
Charles M. Cavender
Chelsea Rd
Walter F. Reed
Kenwood Ave
Dawes Not Fit For Hoover Ticket Says Editorial
The piece argues Charles G. Dawes would hurt Hoover’s bid if paired as vice president. It cites Dawes’ anti labor stance, civil liberties record, Minute Men role, Lorimer scandal link, and ties to Eastern bankers and Dawes brothers in oil and utilities. It questions farm relief advocacy as political theater and warns the GOP faces a millstone with Dawes.
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Hoover
Dawes
Labor
Minute Men of the Constitution
Lorimer Bank
Farm & Relief
McNary
Majority Seeks to Heal Breach at Republican Convention
The second day of the Republican national convention opened amid farm relief clashes with Hoover backers seeking to unite the party. Delegates argued over platform planks while anti Hoover forces pressed for concessions and a dry plank in line with prohibition. The scene included Fess, Willebrandt, and a ceremonial prayer, with Diaz Miron reported dead in Vera Cruz.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Kansas City, Mo
Hoover
New York
Oreer
Fess
Mellon
National Committee
Texas
Wisconsin
Huber
Dawes
General Pershing
Smith
Adams Warns G O P Of Watson, Klinck Conviction
Vincennes editor Adams sends a public letter to National chairman W M Butler and the Republican National Committee alleging Senator Watson's leadership is tied to the Klinck conviction. He accuses Watson of funding forged affidavits, criticizes Indiana GOP figures, and calls for a rigid investigation before seating Thurman.
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Homas H. Adams
Vincennes
W. M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Kansas City
James E. Watson
Herbert Hoover
Watson
United States
Klinck
Senator Watson
Kiiick
Marion County Criminal Court
William Rogers
James A. Reed
St. Louis
Wat
Boyd Gurley
Indianapolis
Vincennes Daily Commercial
Indiana
National
Eet Thurman
Thurman
National Committee
Shoppers Guide Advertisers Listed For Thursday Shopping
Do your Thursday shopping from this issue's advertising. Department Stores Goldstein Bros Drugs Haag s Financial Fletcher American Company Furniture Kirk National Furniture Company Victor Furniture Company Tires Indiana Tire Company.
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Goldstein Bros. Drugs
Haag’s. Financial
Fletcher American Company
Kirk
National Furniture Company
Victor Purniture Company
Tires
Indiana Tire Company
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Tromsoe
King’s Bay
Panja
Quest
Swedish War Ministry
Copenhagen
Thomas B. Morgan
M’nider
Riley
Jackson
GAR
Studebaker
Pierce Arrow
Roy P. Wisehart
Fay Green
W. O. Green
Lexington
Ind
Wisehart
Lillian Sedwick
National Education Association
Minneapolis
Minn
J. T. Meaney
Coolidges
White House
Hoosiers
Farmer Hope
City Engineering Department
Harry Thaw
Vienna
United Preas
London
The
Exchange” Telegraph
Charles G. Dawes
Agriculture Group
Curtis
Lowden
Charles D. Hilles
J. Henry Roraback
Connecticut
T. F. Lillis
Utah
Mess
Will Rogers
Rogers
Mexico City
Salvador Diaz Miron
Vera Cruz
Adams
Republican Party
Earl Klinck
D. C. Stephenson
Son
Ku Klux Klan
William H. Remy
Marion County
George W. Coffin
Republican State Committee of
Coffin
Mr. Hoover
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