Madden Urges US Stay Out of European Alliances
Washington May 26 United Press Rep Martin B Madden Illinois former traveler to Europe outlined house republican war policy plan Keep out of entangling alliances such as the League of Nations He urged universal military training a small army navy equal to commerce and a reserve of returned officers He criticized the League as likely to drag the US into foreign troubles noting Europe is divided and distrustful He cited federal spending debts and wartime costs and recalled French American camaraderie while asserting Germany remains unconvinced of American victory and armistice terms.
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Danish steamer rescues aviators Hawker and Grieve
May 26 report of Harry G. Hawker and navigator Lieut. Commander Grieve saved from the sea by the Danish steamer Mary after an aeronautical journey begun near St Johns Newfoundland. They landed off Newfoundland with Ireland as destination when cooling pipes failed. The Mary rescued them despite high seas, aiding a six hour effort before delivery to safety.
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Little Dancers Present Red Cross Show at Pantages
The Douglas Dancing Academy staged a charity performance titled L Art de la Danse at the Pantages theatre on Saturday morning to benefit the Red Cross. Children aged four to fifteen performed dances including Scotch, Syrian sword, Irish jig, jazzy fox trots and more. Mr and Mrs Hamilton Douglas, organizers of the program, plan to travel East soon and return in September with the academy.
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Hawker and Grieve Rescued After Atlantic Flight
Rescued aviators Hawker and Grieve spoke of a brave effort and tight weather as they were saved by the Danish Mary after engine trouble near the Butt of Lewis. Officials noted the flight showed both progress and hazards, with plans for a London arrival Tuesday evening.
Fire Damages House and Pier Blaze at Findlay Street
A small blaze damaged a one story frame building owned by Mrs. Agnes Piebig at 4842 Findlay Street with $1,100 loss to structure and contents. Defective wiring blamed. In a separate Pier 11 fire at 10 22 am three lime barrels from W F John Company valued at $50 were destroyed with no further losses.
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Mexican Troops Granted Transit Through Arizona
Acting Gov. Fr. E. McGillen authorized 1000 Mexican troops to move through Arizona from Sonora to Ciudad Juarez opposite El Paso. Permission came by request of the state department. entry point not specified though Nogales or Agua Prieta believed likely. purpose not stated.
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Babies in Tokyo Slums Die Off Fast
Special to The Star reports that only one in three children born in Tokyo slums survives to fast infancy. About 40 percent of slum residents are in poor health. The Tokio Fu Charity society discussed plans to improve living conditions in the poor quarters at Governor Inogue’s residence.
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Car Crash Toll Grows as Three Die in Bothell Route
In a Bothell highway crash early Saturday three people died and five were injured. Carl Chilberg 71 died Sunday after surgery for head injuries. Francia Hayward 17 also died from the accident. Sheriff testimony set for Wednesday inquest.
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Half divorces drive remarriage in England report
London May 26 Half the people divorced in England last year remarried according to the registrar general. The report notes a 16 year old boy and a 14 year old girl as youngest brides and widowed men and widows remarrying into late life.
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Phonograph Stolen From Pickwick Hotel
A phonograph valued at 175 dollars was stolen from the Pickwick hotel at 1409 Borew Avenue. The theft occurred Sunday evening and police were notified on Monday.
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McCormack Sees an Ambitious Career Beyond Song
The Irish tenor John McCormack, 35, hints at quitting concerts at 45 to pursue politics or business. He weighs an ambassadorial post to Ireland or a Los Angeles shop job, while dreaming of tennis titles and enduring musical fame from Mother Macree and I Hear You Calling Me.
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Scalpers Buy Large Share of McCormack Concert Tickets
Scalpers have cornered about 2000 seats for John McCormack at the Arena on Monday night. The Ladies' Musical Club sought to keep prices low at 2.50 dollars, but speculation may raise values to 10 dollars or more per ticket. Dennis McSweeney warns gamblers could travel from across the country to profit.
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Chief to Probe Action of Police Dry Squad At Banquet
Police chief will review the dry squad raid at the Duthie Shipyard Foremen’s banquet after Lieut Emerson C. Collier led officers to seize four gallons of punch and arrest A. A. Gregory. Authorities will assess legality and motive amid a larger 15 gallons seized Sunday and six arrests.
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Miller to Seek New Trial After First Degree Murder Verdict
John A. Miller was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the February killing of Frank Burghardt. His lawyers said they would seek a new trial or appeal. The jury verdict came after a 5:10 p.m. start and a three hour deliberation, Miller jailed pending action.
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Walla Walla Wheat Crop Expected Large But Below Early Hopes
May 26 report from Walla Walla Valley interviews with 10 leading farmers show a likely harvest around 4,000,000 bushels next summer. Cool dry weather and weed growth reduce prospects. however many hold that the crop may still be average.
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Thief Breaks Into Kelbaum Home Steals Cash and Watch
A burglar entered the residence of Co. A. Kelbaum at 904 EF 21st Ave Ny and stole 75 dollars and a gold watch. Local police are investigating and reviewing nearby surveillance. No injuries reported.
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