Nobile Rescued as Swedish Flyer Aids Search
General Umberto Nobile, injured when the Italia crashed, is aboard the base ship Citta di Milano at Virgo Bay Spitzbergen after rescue. Swedish flyer Lundborg landed to take him off the ice and to help search for other marooned Italians.
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Virgo Bay
Spitzbergen
Stefani
Rome
Lundberg
Ceccioni
Bahounek
Trojan
Vigilieri
Biagi
Viglieri
Hepre
Copenhagen
Oslo
Italia
Citta di Milano
Kings Bay
Umberto Nobile
Virge Bay
Shaver predicts a wet dry clash at Democratic convention
Mrs. Clem L. Shaver wife of the DNC chairman says the party faces a final battle between wet violators and dry upholders. She warns a wet nominee could yield a Republican victory and hints at a possible new all American party as Democrats split.
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Houston
Clem L. Shaver
Democratic National Committee
National Women's Committee For Law Enforcement
First Baptist
Church
South
Shaver
AUNT HET QUILLEN DIALOGUES ON HUNGRY MEN
AUNT HET narrates a quip about men who crave affection and indulgence, noting they appear penitent and humble while admitting their low status. The humorous bit hinges on appetite and social expectations.
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Pettin
Nations Hand Antiwar Pact to Fourteen Nations
Drafts of a mutual peace treaty prepared by Kellogg were sent to Australia, Belgium, Canada, Czechoslovakia, France, Germany, Great Britain, India, the Irish Free State, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Poland and South Africa. The pact pledges peaceful dispute settlement and renounces war as national policy, with signatories free from obligations to any offending state. The United States expresses readiness to sign, noting self defense remains inherent to states.
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Washington
Kellogg
Aristides Briand
France
United States
Australia
Belgium
Canada
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Great Britain
India
Irish Free State
Ticio
Japan
New Zealand
Poland
South Africa
U. S
Experts in Making Housewife's Work Easter in Session
Des Moines July 25 AP experts on home making gather for the annual American Home Economics Association convention. Registration expected near 1900. Miss Lita Bane of the University of Wisconsin predicts smaller homes and domestic work handled by community industrial concerns. Focus remains on wife and mother happiness with time and labor saving machines. Maids vanishing, servant problem to be solved as laundry and bread making advances reduce daily chores.
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Des Moines
Specia
American Home Economics Association
Lita Bane
University of Wisconsin
Idaho's Junior Senator Frank Gooding Dies at 69
Idaho reports the death of Frank R. Gooding, 69, longtime Republican senator and former governor. He had not been well since an influenza illness in December and died at his daughter's home in Idaho Falls. He championed freight rate surveys and chaired investigations into eastern coal fields.
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Gooding
Idaho
Frank R. Gooding
Washington
Senator Gooding
Big Bill
Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Senate
John F. Nugent
Ohio Flops to Smith At Democratic Convention
Ohio delegates signal support for Gov. Alfred E. Smith on the first ballot as the 18th Amendment debate intensifies. Houston dispatch details pre convention machinations, possible running mate chatter, and Missouri Senator Reed urging continued prohibition.
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NEA
Houston
New York
J. S. Cullinan
George W. Olvany
Tammany Hall
George van Namee
al Smith
James Eagan
Tammany
Longview
Tex
Ohio
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Evans
Prohibition
Senator Reed
Missouri
Roper
Weather and river round up for Illinois and Mississippi towns
Fair tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions in the west. Illinois reports mostly cloudy tonight and fair Tuesday. Mississippi River stages show St Paul 1.8 rising to 2.1, La Crosse 2.0 rising, Dubuque 4.3 falling, Davenport 4.0 rising, Keokuk 4.7 rising, St Louis 22.3 falling, Muscatine 5.3 rising.
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Illinois
Davenport
St. Paul
la Crosse
Dubuque
Keokuk
St. Louis
Muscatine
Journal adopts new type face for easier reading
A Cedar Rapids AP report notes the Journal uses Intertype Ideal News Face 8 point type to improve readability. The article also covers a bank swindle suspect Adam Markowski, 49, of Lorain Ohio, arrested June 15 trying to cash a $775 worthless check and facing multiple charges across several states.
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Intertype Ideal
Cedar Rapids
American Bankers Association
Adam Markowski
Lorain
Markowski
Cleveland
Alliance
Sharon
Kingston
Fletcher National Bank
Indianapolis
New
Democratic Platform Makers Tackle Farm Relief and Prohibition
Houston June 25 AP Democratic platform makers worked to iron out differences on prohibition and farm relief as the resolutions committee faced a tough task. Wet and dry positions surfaced with calls for an enforcement plank and state rights on beverages, while farm planks debated equalization fees and parity with other industries. Fraud and corruption vows frame the broader campaign stance.
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Houston
Resolutions Committee
Kansas City
Alfred E. Smith
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
William H. Stayton
Baltimore
Key Pittman
Nevada
Bayard
Delaware
Caraway
Arkansas
Tyson
Tennessee
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Wilson
Suspect violence in Iowa man's death
Carroll Iowa June 25 AP Fred Johnson 50 Auburn painter found dead one and one half miles north of Carroll his body pinned under his Ford truck Blood found on the truck but no wounds on Johnsons body Officers conduct an investigation believing death may not be accidental
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Lola
Kas
Missouri Pacific
Southerner
New Orleans
Kansas City
Durand
Here
St. John's Hospital
Coffeyville
Osawatomie
W. F. Kirk
R. M. Gardner
Charles. Kerr
T. J. Dickerson
Wichita
Anna Isabel
Mason City
Iowa
Carroll
Fred Johnson
Auburn
Johnson
Houston Notes on Weather Ports and Politics
Houston nights delight visitors as gulf breezes cool the city by 10 pm. Journalists tour Galveston harbor to view the inland port created by Buffalo Bayou dredging, logging 3 560 port entries in 1927. Will Rogers praises aviation while Jesse Jones-backed Chronicle notes Catholic candidate Smith controversy and Illinois Democrat Cermak seeks Volstead Act change to aid his campaign.
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R. J. Leysen
Houston
Iowa
Illinois
Ship Canal
Galveston
Buffalo Bayou
The
Houston Chronicle
Jesse Jones
Texas
Smith
A. J. Cermak
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Maud Paul
A. J. Schubert
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Byron Price
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Will Rogers
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