American stowaway blamed for failed Paris flight
The Yellow Bird completed an eastward Atlantic crossing but landed on a Comillas beach after an American boy, Arthur Schreiber of Portland, Maine, stowed away aboard. Pilot Jean Assolant said the extra weight prevented reaching Paris. fuel was nearly exhausted as the craft touched shore.
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United Press
Comillas
Spain
U.rp
North Atlantic Ocean
Here
Cyambe Beach
Assolant
Paris
Rene Lefevre
Armeno Lotti
Santander
New York
Pauline Parker
Atlantic
Azores
Montana Man Elected Great Northern Director
ANACONDA June 14 Trapped in a gas flame at Henry Tire Shop 513 Chestnut street Mrs Henry 42 severely burned with her daughter Ruth 15 also burned while trying to save her mother The blaze started after 3 15 in the rear of the family home and spread rapidly destroying the shop and the gas encountered during vulcanizing work continued on Page 2 Col 2.
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Montana
Great Northern
Br Standard
Anaconda
Henry Tire
Chestnut Street
Henry
Ruth
Followers TIRE AS LEADER FAILS TO RISE
Seattle June 14 The Seventh Messenger Daniel Sawlt of the Seventh Elect Church of Israel did not rise from the dead as his followers hoped. Disciples guard his embalmed body at Ballard funeral parlor after three days since death. Health officials intervened over unembalmed body, and burial likely to occur Saturday or Sunday.
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Seattle
Wash
Daniel Sawlt
St. John
Church of Israel
House of David
Daniel
Ballard
Montana banker Marlow elected to Great Northern board
Thomas A. Marlow of Helena Montana was elected to the board of directors of the Great Northern railway. The move aligns with a policy favoring territorial residents and marks a western representation expansion for the rail line. Marlow holds multiple Montana banking roles and business ties.
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Helena
Montana
Great Northern Railroad
ST. Paul
Minn
Thomas A. Marlow
Great Northern Railway
F. L. Paetzold
Marlow
First National Bank of
Big Sandy
McNamara and
Ita
Different Views of Kangag Girl Slaying Vowed by Citizens
Two versions emerged in Caney Kansas about the death of Margaret White 20 after leaving with Elmer Cales 28. Some say Cales shot the girl and fled to Bartlesville while others say White shot herself after proposing marriage and Cales fled. Crowds gathered at the White home and a heavy guard was posted in Independence jail to curb mob violence.
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Caney
Kan
Margaret White
Elmer Cales
Mise White
Cales
Perry White
Oil Still Is Problem Says Everyone
O Fallon ruling remains vague as oil concerns persist in business news. Car production shows growth despite ongoing market tensions.
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O’fallon
Montana's Farm Resources to be Advertised
Montana officials and railway representatives met in Helena to plan developing the state's agricultural resources. They discussed selecting Montana exhibits for the international livestock hay and grain show and arranging for an agricultural expert to tour the state to pick displays.
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Helena
Montana
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Milwaukee Railways
A. H. Stafford
Mines Faculty Plans Summer Replete with Work and Play
Fifteen members of the Montana State School of Mines faculty plan a summer of mixed work and recreation. Dr Francis A Thompson will visit Washington DC in July for a US Geological Survey conference on Montana maps and will conduct field work in the state. Dr Curtis L Wilson will lead metallurgical research, continuing study started in Germany, alongside other summer projects.
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Mines Faculty
Montana State School of Mines
Francis A. Thompson
Montana
Thomson
Washington, D. C
United States Geological Survey Office
Germany
Curtis L. Wilson
Department of
Metallurgy
Butte Made Permanent Aviation Headquarters for Three States
Butte will serve as government aviation headquarters for Wyoming Idaho and Montana with Colonel E E Mouton supervising aircraft and airport inspections for district No 8 and Captain Wyley R Wright in charge of the Butte headquarters. The move underscores federal emphasis on strict inspections for public and pilot safety across the United States.
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Butte
Department of Commerce
W. R. Wright
Northwest
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
E. E. Mouton
Wyley R. Wright
Mouton
California
Washington
Oregon
Nevada
Utah
Captain Wright
Department
United States
Father’s day and a necktie for Dad
The piece notes Father’s day is June 16 and suggests a necktie as the proper gift for fathers, drawing on similes of dogs and the head of the house. It mentions a foreign-born American with a physical streak and references continued coverage on page 4.
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Father
Dad
Portland youth stows aboard Yellow Bird to imitate Lindbergh
Arthur Schreiber of Portland Maine, 22, became the first stowaway on a transatlantic flight when he sneaked aboard the French monoplane Yellow Bird from Old Orchard. He said Lindbergh inspired him, and pilot Jean Assolant noted the boy’s discovery prompted surprise and a smile.
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Comtuas
Spain
Charles A. Lindbergh
Arthur Schreiber
Portland
Old Orchard
United Press
Lindbergh
Young &Shreiber
Yellow Bird
Paris
Assolant
Yellow Bird lands near Comillas after transatlantic crossing
The Yellow Bird monoplane arrives on the Spanish coast at Comillas after an attempted eastward North Atlantic crossing. Pilots Jean Assolant and Rene Lefevre along with stowaway Arthur Schreiber and backer Armeno Lotti endure a long voyage from Old Orchard Maine seeking to surpass Lindbergh’s Paris flight time.
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Santander
Spain
Comillas
Here
North Atlantic Ocean
Armeno Lotti
Jean Assolant
New York
Rene Lefevre
France
Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
Old Orchard
Arthur Schreiber
Portland
Dawes in London Ready to Assume Duties as Ambassador
General Charles G. Dawes arrived in London to take up his post as American ambassador to the Court of St James. The former vice president lands after a wartime stint and is seen concealing a secret aimed at introducing direct diplomacy and pushing a global disarmament movement.
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London
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Court of St. James
Southampton
Dozen Legion Posts Meet At Convention Here Today
Dozen American Legion posts from Anaconda Dillon Helena and other towns convene in Havre today for state meetings June 27 to 29. Mining District No 6 session begins at 3 pm with 75 delegates expected. A 6:30 pm banquet at the Finlen hotel will feature talks by W L Chapman James Uncles Earl N Genzberger and William Webb.
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American Legion
Havre
Boulder
Helena
al J. Livingston
Anaconda
Butte
Finlen Hotel
W. l. Chapman
Silver Bowl
James Uncles
Earl N. Genzberger
William Webb
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Congress
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