West Swinging Toward Coolidge Reports Progress
Rapid City South Dakota June 22 President Coolidge nears victory in the west and accepts an invitation to attend the Bellefourche roundup on July Fourth with 25000 expected. He reviews the South Dakota National Guard, greets Indian girls, and hosts former Gov. McKelvie at the summer White House.
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Rapid City
S. D
Coolidge
West
South Dakota
Bellefourche
Knoll
South Dakota National Guard
Samuel R. McKelvie
Nebraska
McKelvie
White House
Washington
Omaha
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Secretary of War
General Wood
Estion
Wood
Sais
Far East
Carmi Thompson
Ohio
William Howard Taft
Cameron Forbes
Boson
Sheffield
Mexico
Hugh Gibson
United States
Prison Mine Mutiny At Lansing Penitentiary
Officials at the Kansas penitentary struggled for word as 928 inmates barricaded inside a mine shaft after mutinying noon yesterday. Guards were overpowered and a guard, J. F. Thomas, was stabbed and hospitalized in serious condition as rioters in cell house B clashed with authorities. Delno Lautner was named as leading the group in the cell house uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Kas
Kansas Penitentiary
J. F. Thomas
Delno Lautner
Vacation fund through a classified ad in The Reporter
A punchy appeal urges readers to search purses and hidden spaces for unwanted items to convert into cash for a vacation. It promotes placing a Classified Ad in The Reporter, offering guidance on turning attic garage and cellar finds into funds and mentions a contact phone number 75.
Ford 10 to be four cylinder gear shift model
Rumors say the forthcoming Ford model will be a four cylinder car with four wheel brakes and low fuel use, matching current prices. A New York wire cited by Post and Flagg says the new Ford aims for high speed and efficiency. Fred Siess, local Ford dealer, notes only that a new car will be made soon beyond the earlier public hint.
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Ford
Post and Flagg
New York
Fred Siess
Fordson
Lindbergh Air Mail Stamps Reach Local Post Office
Postmaster Harry Thompson reports a limited supply of Lindbergh stamps issued by the government. The air mail stamps, priced at ten cents, feature the Spirit of St Louis and promote the famous New York to Paris flight. Thompson notes increased local air mail business due to Lindbergh’s flight publicity.
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Harry Thompson
Picnic at Wonnell Home Draws Philathea Class
The Philathea Class of First Baptist met at Misses Mabel and Myrtle Wonnell’s home Monday for a weiner roast and picnic. Phyllis Smith gave readings, Emma Jean Blubaugh sang with Thomas Wonnell on piano. hostesses were Grace Neal Ruth Blubaugh and Lucile Yeager. The Wonnell hospitality was warmly appreciated.
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First Baptist Church
Mabel
Myrtle Wonnell
Phyllis Smith
Emma Jean Blubaugh
Thomas Wonnell
Grace Neal
Ruth Blubaugh
Lucile Yeager
Wonnell
Maze and Mitchells Enjoy All Day Picnic at The Shades
Mr and Mrs Emory Maze and Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell motored to The Shades on Sunday for an all day picnic enjoying the outdoor meal and fellowship in pleasant weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Maze
Charles Mitchell
Shades
Indianapolis Voters Back City Manager Plan in Landslide
Indianapolis residents approved a city manager charter by a five to one margin in a Tuesday referendum, sweeping every ward. If enacted, a seven member commission would appoint a city manager and run the government, while legality of a Jan. 1 1930 start is challenged by opponents as unconstitutional.
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Indianapolis
City Manager Commission
United States
State Supreme Court
John L. Duvall
Ja. Sapa
Escape From Ferguson Prison Farm in Texas
Thirty two long term prisoners from Ferguson prison farm near Madisonville are being sought in woods along the Trinity river valley after a dawn escape. Thirty five men took part, three recaptured, two guards overpowered, wires cut, unknown details, authorities aiding search.
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Houston
Tex
Ferguson
Madisonville
Trinity River Valley
Valley of Chicago Immigrant Days Now Scene of Gang War
Chicago June 22 Immigrant history in the Valley of the Chicago River traces from 1842 to 1927. The area grew into a melting pot with Maxwell Street and Hull House landmarks. Gang warfare now marks a stark shift from earlier settlement and social centers.
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Valley
Chicago
America
Maxwell Eee
Jane Addams
Hull House
Jewish Training School
Henry House
Henry Place
Clarence Darrow
Mosquito Crop Promises Growth Across Boone County
Boon County crop notes predict a larger mosquito population than 1926 as drought-hit corn oats lag, with skeeters described as more abundant and larger. Anglers along streams report past fans and woodsmen confirm rising numbers, despite shortages in other crops. Continued on page five.
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Boone County
Court House
Partic
Fanersen
Pushmobile Race Entries Sought for Fourth of July Contest
The Pushmobile contest invites boys thirteen and under to enter cars with a driver and a pusher. Cash prizes of 5, 3, and 2 dollars await first, second, and third places. Registration through Davis or Bohannon at Sunene Page Hardware. The event is part of the Fourth of July celebration sponsored by the Legion with merchant support.
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Gant
Davis
Coenen Wi
Nenpact Wa
Bohannon
County votes bond issues for bridges
The Booneby Council met in special session at the courthouse and approved a $70,000 bond issue to replace bridges washed out by recent rains. The issue bears interest at a rate of a cent and matures in ten years, dated June 22, 1927. Several appropriations were also approved, including funds for seventeen bridges.
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Booneby Council
Court House
Ural
Toledo Woman Erects Monument at Mother's Grave Day
Mary Margaret Smith of Toledo Ohio traveled to the city Monday to place a monument at the grave of her mother Anna Smith.
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Mary Margaret Smith
Toledo
Ohio
Anna Smith
Government checks flight records with barograph seals
Washington notes how aviators’ altitude distance and endurance records rely on the barograph. The sealed chart traces the flight, with a steel drum and pen moved by atmospheric pressure through vacuum diaphragms. Sealing prevents post flight falsification and is checked by officials of the War Aeronautic Association and the Federation Aeronautique Internationale.
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Washington
Rgh
Chamberlin
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Carl F. Sewery
War Aeronautic Association
Federation Aeronautique Inter‘nationale
Schory
W. G. Brr
Paris Flights Delayed as Byrd Pursues Third Degree
Roosevelt Field New York June 22 storms halt the America and delay departure for Europe. Commander Richard E Byrd set to receive a Master of Arts degree, his third in a week. Bernt Balchen named as fourth crew member. Byrd sworn in as air mail pilot. Weather to improve likely tomorrow. the team stands ready to depart on short notice.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
America
Europe
Richard E. Byrd
Ale
Byrd
Paris
Bernt Balchen
Lieut
Pose Neville
Bert ‘Acosta
Balchen
Atlantic
Return From Wisconsin Commencement Guests Visit Gary
Mr and Mrs Russell along with Ritchie and children Sarah Jane and H R returned home Tuesday from Madison Wisconsin where they attended University of Wisconsin commencement exercises Miss Ruth Campbell was among the graduates She will visit the Russells before going to Gary to visit her sister Mrs Coombs and family
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Wisconsin
Russell. Ritchie
Sarah Jane
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Ruth Campbell
Campbell O
Gary
Coombs
Mrs Frazer and Family Stay With Niece in Gary
Mrs Joseph Frazer and her son Charles Frazer of U S S marine No 26 and daughter Mrs George Wiley with baby visit her niece Mr Smith on North West street in Gary for a short time.
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Joseph Frazer
Charles Frazer
U. S. & S. Marine No. 26
George Wiley
Gary
Mr. Smith
North West Street
Grain and Hay Club Meeting at U C C Indiana polis
The Grain and Hay Club of Indiana polis held its summer meeting at the Alen Coun try Club on Tuesday. Forty members attended with golf as the main activity, bowling and billiards also used. Dinner featured golf awards and officers were elected for the coming year.
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Grain and Hay Club of
Indianapolis
Alen Country Club
Experts Meet to Harmonize Three Naval Proposals
Geneva June 22 Naval experts tackled divergences among disarmament plans from Japan Great Britain and the United States A technical committee including Admiral Schofield met to define the projects and assess the present strength of the three navies The group agreed tonnage should include ships and armament but not free water and noted differing views on trade route protection and armed merchantmen as key factors
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Geneva
Jran
Great Britain
Admiral Schofield
Schofield
St. Adolph 8. Andrews
William Smyth
Technical Commission
Japan
Sedona
America
Britain
Union Trust Gets Shaw Road Bonds
A $15,600 bond issue for the John A Shaw road project in Center township was sold today by County Treasurer Clay Thompson to Union Trust Company for a total bid of 417 bonds. Seven firms submitted bids, six from Indianapolis, with Citizens Sacred at 408, La Plante Welch Company, and the Indianapolis firm Rational Bank among bidders at par plus accrued interest and commissions.
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John A. Shaw
Center Township
Clay Thompson
Union Trust Company
Totany Ond Ag
Ague
Ndianapolis
Citizens Sacral
Nee la Plante-Welch Company
Rational Bank
Scots Scientist Baird to Demonstrate Invisible Light in U.S.
London reports John L. Baird, a Scottish inventor, will voyage to New York to showcase television as practicable across the Atlantic. He describes his noctovisor for projecting a subject’s face on a screen using light and shade, noting wartime implications.
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London
John L. Baird
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Baird
Enforcement of double parking ordinance sparks mixed reaction
Downtown streets were cleared on a recent Saturday night as police enforced the city rule against double parking. Motorists from town and countryside voiced protests and praise, with many complaints about congestion and blocked driveways. Officials cite long-standing ordinance and stray parking practices as the root of the problem, noting some businesses offered limited free parking nearby while others urged cooperation to ease weekend traffic chaos.
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Paul Tauer
Yee Square
Court House
Roxana Ailing Station
East Main Street
Lebanon
Ety ' Ie
Four Die In Back Bay Residence Fire
A fire at a Back Bay residence claimed four lives including Jeanette Shearer aged 20 and Helen McLauin aged 4. Firefighters battled the blaze as investigators looked for a cause.
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Meee
Dent of the Paine Upany
Back Bay
Jeanette Shearer
Helen McLauin
Ratte li
Maid
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Cooldge
S. Dakota
FARM
Texas
You
MY Dear
Gaston
Skeeters
Union Trust
Shaw Road Bonds
U.S
Tauer
FAK
Boston
Masa
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