Sand Point aviation field ceremony marks start
Planes swooped over Sand Point as Claude C. Ramah of the county board turned the inaugural shovel for the first flying field. Eddie Hubbard and Trent led the ceremony with Leland W Ramaay presiding and commissioners Thomas Dob Four &mith among civic leaders and business people attending.
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Sand Point
Claude C. Ramah
Board of County
Eddie Hubbard
Trent
Leland W
Ramaay
Thomas Dob Four &Mithee
Young Dana Varderhoof Arrested On Alcohol Charge
Dana Varderhoof was arrested for possessing liquor on April 30 and was fined $100 in a Saturday morning court appearance.
Christening at Mother's Bier in Walesa Ceremony
A somber service in Walesa on June 19 christened the infant amid honoring the mother. The ceremony centered on Mme May Roberta and involved a burial rite over the coffin, reflecting a merged rite of remembrance and family mourning.
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Walesa
Mme
May Roberta
South Wales
Mayor Acquires Two Pet Camels
The Wood land Park superintendent notes nothing linking Mayor Caldwell to any city aridity issue. The mayor owns two wooden camels with red fox features serving as honorary Myntic Shrine members. He says the camels stay in his private office to welcome visiting Shriners.
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Woodland Park Soo
Mayor Caldwell
Caldwell
Mayor undecided on car fare bill
Mayor Caldwell remained undecided Saturday about signing the latest fare ordinance. He said he wished time to consult with city officials and would depart Sunday afternoon for a flight to the Shriner's convention in Portland, Maine.
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Caldwell
Portland
Treut
Leland W. Miller
Grant Extradition on Swindle Charge
Acting Gov. Walker granted extradition of Ha Iutehma sought by California for a $51,000 stock market swindle. He allegedly met John Nortis of Idaho in Los Angeles that winter and defrauded him.
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Albany
N. Y
Walker
HA Iutehma
California
Hatehma
John BP Nortis
Idaho
Los Angeles
Auto club issues promising Portland trip guidance
Road guidance issued for Shrine convention travelers from Seattle to Portland. Reported paving status varies by segment with a few rough patches and a tow car ready at the first bad stretch to assist Shrine and Auto Club members free of charge. Crews will scrape and improve key sections as heavy travel approaches.
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Auto Club Pathfinder
Seattle
Olympia
Niequally Bridge
Tumwater
Grand Mound
Toledo
Chehalis
Vader
Castle Rock
Auto Club
Kelso
Portland
Strong Men Break Down Shed Tears at Bottle Reveal
Officials of the railway yard cordoned guards to keep back crowds seeking a glimpse of a bottle of real old Bourbon whiskey found on a Hallard car Friday morning. One elderly man wept when allowed a moment to view the bottle.
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Lowl and
Sunierpal Railway
Charice
Third Party Leaders Consult La Follette
Chicago reports that Senator Robert M. La Follette Wisconsin has been approached by a delegation from Uberais to join a third party and be its leader in fall elections. La Follette has not answered and left Rochester hospital sight unseen as the delegation departed.
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Chicago
United States
Robert M. la Folletta
Wisconsin
Uberais
le Follette
Sanator Pt & Hospital
Rochester
Minn
la Follette
New York Lawyer Found Dead After Apparent Assault
Henry Mumphrey Parsons 20 a member of a prominent New York family was found dead in the bathroom at his aunt s home. Police say a deep cut under the eye suggests he was attacked before returning home and shooting himself. Parsons had a distinguished war record and was connected with a law firm.
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New York
Henry Mumphrey Parsons
Parsons
Collegers Vote Down Prohibition at Columbia Graduation
New York June 19. Columbia college class of graduates debated drinking and prohibition. The class approved kissing by a wide margin, admitted about half indulged, and voted three to two against prohibition. Water was named as their favorite drink with whisky second.
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New York
Columbia College
Believe Murderer of Elwell Known
New York June 19 Assistant District Attorney Joyce plans an investigation into the Joseph B. Elwell murder noting several people know the killer’s identity but withhold the name of a woman to avoid involving her. Joyce believes the suspect knows his identity is known to others.
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New York
Joseph B. Elwell
Chich
Ansiatant
Joyce
King Albert Pivots in Hyde Park Penny Sale
In Hyde Park London a man with a companion sat down after an arrest while a penny rent seller pressed for payment. He exchanged the coin for a threepence piece and accepted offers from a policeman and another man, ending with the buyer calling him King Albert for the sale.
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King
the Park
London
Hyde Park
Bob
King Albert
Wife to Release Husband in Maintenance Arrears Case
In Darwen court on a maintenance arrears case Mrs Slater produced a letter from another woman claiming her husband proposed to marry her. The note says he is single and of good character and that marrying her would free Mrs Slater from the marriage.
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London
Amendment Would Bar Child Labor
American Federation of Labor delegates urged nationwide votes to bar child labor while discussing the District of Columbia disfranchisement at the convention.
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District of Columbia
American Federation of Labor
Hohenzollern Reported Seriously Ill Denied
A Hague dispatch quoted by a German paper claimed the former Kaiser Wilhelm II is seriously ill at Doorn. No confirmation was available. The article notes the old custom of laying the cornerstone in public buildings in ancient practice.
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Hohenzollern
Derlin
The
Hague
Neue Tadhache Landes Zeitung
Doorn
Strangest Millionaire in West Runs for Senate
San Francisco June 17 Kent a wealthier candidate who speaks plain to farmers workers and women aims for U S senator from California. He is mocked for slovenly dress and shy public persona yet headlines his platform by conservation support for cooperatives and opposition to Japanese settlement in California land.
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San Francisco
Bill” Kent
U. S
California
Sam Shortridge
A. J. Wallace
Los Angeles
Kent
Jim Desmond
Kenyon-Anderson
Uncle Sam
Sinn Fein Attack on Skibbereen Coast Guard Station
Sinn Feiners attacked the Skibbereen coast guard station bombarding it with machine gun and rifle fire. The Marines anticipated the assault and prepared. No casualties were reported.
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Irish Coast Guard
Dublin
Skibbeeren
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