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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
2
A Washington crew decisively defeated four eastern colleges at Poughkeepsie amid a windy day of rowing. Wisconsin finished strong, while Penn and Cornell lagged, with Washington taking the premier race and repeating the prior year's victory.
Lieutenant Russell L. Maughan landed the 2860 mile daylight flight from New York to San Francisco at Crissy Field San Francisco at 0 47 15 PM. Crowds surged as photographers captured the moment and Maughan was carried from the cockpit amid cheers and flares lighting the field. He completed the journey in 21 hours 47 minutes 45 seconds including five refueling stops.
Coastal workers in several towns took advantage of the government offer to reinstate all men who returned to work at 8 o clock Saturday morning. Reports show the strike mainly affected Toronto and Windsor with negotiations by telephone between postal workers in Ottawa halted by a storm.
Dr C Robert Moulton of the American Institute of Meat Packers states that vegetarian diets noted in experiments by Slonaker and Card at Leiland Branford Junior University do not cause extinction of practitioners. He argues that calorie measures are an inadequate expression of food value.
A telegram from Foochow reports catastrophic flooding on the Min River in Fukien province. Three quarters of the city is submerged with warehouses holding rice and tea ruined and casualties reported. losses are expected in the millions.
A plan to create a farmer owned system merging five major grain elevator firms in Chicago into a cooperative association was unveiled by an American Farm Bureau committee led by E Bradtute. The deal, valued around 25 million dollars, would coordinate marketing while preserving farmer control and existing channels. George Marcy backed the plan, while Patten disavowed involvement. Government stance under Capper Volstead Act and USDA support were cited as favorable to cooperatives.
A tornado tore through four southwest Minnesota communities Sunday causing extensive property damage and injuring several, including a Tracy man who died at a hospital. His wife, two sons, and a baby were among those hurt in the storm.
Laredo Texas reports H A Cunard Cum ming, charged with two counts in the Mexico inquiry, crossed the border into the United States on Sunday and departed at once for San Antonio. He refused to comment on whether his retirement from Mexico was voluntary.
A lawn party scene revolves around Mrs Alexander King and her son John as Mr Smiley mocks guests. Tension grows when Mr Smiley’s jokes disrupt the service at a funeral and later a theater manager seeks his part, ending with Smiley’s thwarted ego when the idea is rejected.
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