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Butte
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New York
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Los Angeles
Seattle
Lindberghs face flood of unsolicited congratulations
The Montana Standard notes many Americans will buy and mail congratulations to the Lindberghs for a baby arrival. It warns purchasers not to mail cards until newspapers confirm Lindbergh Junior’s birth and suggests the couple may discard many signatures, while critics view the trend as intrusive and tasteless.
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Berghs
Lindbergh Junior
Lindberghs
Lindbergh
Ships Seizure Awards Finalized for German Liners
Judge James W. Remick fixes War Claims Settlement awards totaling 75 million dollars to German shipping lines for 94 vessels seized and interned during World War I. major ships include the Vaterland later renamed Leviathan and the Berengaria, with payments spread over 37 years and a Kaiser bondholder deduction.
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James W. Remick
Uncle Sam
Germany
Leviathan
Vaterland
U.S. Lines, Inc
Hoboken
Europe
Majestic
Bismarck
Berengaria
Kaiser
Allemania
America
Bothering the Lindberghs Card Scam
Report on impostors selling congratulatory cards for the Lindberghs expected baby. Cards advertise an airplane carrying a baby with space for sender’s name and address. In New York and Chicago, the venture nets quick profits for enterprising but penniless youths.
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East
New York
Chicago
Lindberghs
Fifteen Cent Booze Sparks NYC Poison Panic
The 15 cent bootleg liquor known as smoke floods New York bars as stocks and staples fall. Federal agents go undercover among dives after 32 deaths from poisoned alcohol in May East Side. A vendor is jailed on murder charges as doctors warn costs will drive the chant of cheap liquor to a higher price.
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New York City
New York
East Side
Campbell
Uncommon Sense Reflections On Nature And Faith
The author observes orioles building a nest iris bulbs and a kitten and puppy meeting osmosis in plants and argues for a purposeful intelligent design in nature while resisting religious dispute and praising literature and science. He cites Shakespeare about sermons in stones and books in running brooks and questions the idea that nature happened by chance.
Heckling by Radio Targets Senator Reed in S O S Silence
Former Senator Jim Reed railed at the Radio Corporation of America on a Columbia chain broadcast. An unknown S O S call cut the speech, silencing Reed and drawing official interest from the radio commission and commerce and navy departments. The NBC subsidiary offered Reed free station use to redo the talk. Pursuit of the offender proceeds amid debate on new silencing methods.
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Jim Reed
Reed
Radio Corporation of America
Columbia Chain
Radio Corporation
Radio Commission
U.S. Commerce and Navy Departments
National Broadcasting Company
Analysis of Veto Override Vote and Presidential Influence
A report notes only 32 votes among senators or congressmen sustained the President's recent veto, arguing that his personality did not dominate or influence legislation. The piece emphasizes legislative independence and the limits of executive impact on lawmaking.
Scientist author crafts book on Micros copic Love installment
A scientist writes about Micros copic Love and the affection for the installment man, framing a playful or scholarly take on affection and serial installments.
The Conning Tower Bull Conning In The World's Page
A sharp satirical line from the New York World's column The Conning Tower hints that the feature often resembles a bullhorn of commentary. The piece suggests a playful poke at editorial overreach.
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New York World’s
Chicago ironworker survives five story fall with joke
A Chicago ironworker who fell five stories last week emerged uninjured and quipped to rescuers that he was coming down anyway to post a letter.
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Chicago
No Woman Delegate at London Naval Conference Parley
The article questions why a woman was not chosen as a delegate to the London naval conference, implying discussions about gender representation and the selection process for international maritime negotiations.
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London
Items of Interest 32 Years Ago June 16 1898
In South Butte Tom Fletcher was thrown from a horse and injured while riding. Allan Henry Elliott and Anna H Selvridge wed at Grace M E church and will start life at 720 Utah Ave. Mrs Mary Busch returns from Stanford after seeing her son graduate. City Council passed business and proposed a public works board. Costs for east side sewer ROW unavailable. Official bonds for Branagan Mulholland approved. Downey receives Manila battle letter postmarked Hong Kong. Meagher guards to join Fourth of July parade wearing old uniforms. Gunners to be distributed as they feel ready.
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Tom Fletcher
South Butte
Allan Henry Elliott
Anna H. Selvridge
Grace M. E
John Hosking
Utah Avenue
Mary Busch
Stanford
George
Board of Public Works
Bickenbach
East Side
John Branagan
John McCormack
John O'Mara
Thomas Mulholland
Louis Leineman
John O'Rourke
J. P. Downey
East Granite
P. J. Healy
Olympia
Manila
Hong Kong
Meagher Guards
Old Guard
Ney
Mahoney
Health test plan calls for auto inspections in France
A proposed government plan by engineer H Collin suggests periodic checks for cars over ten years old and virtual scrapping of older machines. Passenger cars would be inspected every three years and trucks every two. A clean bill of health would be issued for good cars, while repairs must be completed within two months. Abundant foxes and badgers are harming crops in Ireland.
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Automobile Dealers
H. Collin
Horoscope for Monday June 16 1930
Friendly stars guide this day for job seeking and promotions. Early morning is auspicious for employment and workers may gain benefits. Promoters and organizers have strong planetary direction and major enterprises appear likely. Mentions of travel, wealth swings, and cautious notes on crime accompany a forecast of prosperity and international alignment. King Gustavus V of Sweden born on this date in 1858.
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Mars
Great Britain
United States
Gustavus V of
Sweden
McClure
Solingen selects mayor. interior minister balks at approval
In Solingen a town council vote chose Communist Weber as mayor by a large majority. The Prussian interior minister did not confirm the election, prompting the provincial governor to request another council choice or risk appointing an outsider for 12 years. Also cited are plans to place diesel locomotives suited for 4000-foot altitude on a Chilean railroad.
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Solingen
Germany
Weber
Chile
Two Million Gift Prompts Humanities Study at University
The widow of Charles P. Taft donates $2,000,000 to the University of Cincinnati for humanities research focusing on thought conduct and character. She argues for balancing material progress with value on ideas, literature, philosophy, and history.
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Charles P. Taft
University of Cincinnati
McKellar Uses Filibuster To Block Ship Subsidy Bill
In Washington a senior senator engages in a prolonged single handed filibuster to block action on ship subsidy proposals. McKellar of Tennessee recalls a past eight hour and 23 minute speech that helped kill a subsidy bill and shows the power of endurance in Senate tactics.
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Washington
McKellar
Tennessee
McKellar Paints Word Pictures Of Late Senate Figures
During a pause in the merchant marine bill debate McKellar drew three word pictures of public figures. He praised La Follette senior as one of the ablest strongest and bravest members of the body always for the right and against the wrong.
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McKellar
Copeland
New York
Ransdell
Louisiana
LaFollette
Senate
McCarl
la Follette
High Praise for LaFolette and McCall in Democratic Remarks
The piece lauds LaFolette following his father's example and extols McCall as a top government officer. It notes the remarks are from Democrats, praising their character, integrity, and influence in preserving government powers.
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LaFolette
Tennessee
McCall
Grab Bag Answers Pinned to The Puzzle Session
The list gives names and locations tied to a quiz: Adolph Zukor as motion picture producer and president, Augustus Lukeman as a contributor, at the White House, and a Biblical citation II Corinthians 3 29 noted as a clue.
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Adolph Zukor
Motion Picture Producing Company
Augustus Lukeman
The
White House
II Cor, iii
Bound for Oblivion and An Old Fashioned Store
A reflective piece notes the narrator's fear of mental fatigue leading to a life of manual toil on the typewriter. It contrasts late realization that mental work can yield lasting rewards with memories of obsolete journalism and the shift from general stores to drug stores.
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New York
Grover Whalen
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Our Children by Angelo Patri
A domestic scene unfolds as Donald and Sister clash over shelling peas while Mother, Aunt Mittie, and the kitten offer diversion. Sister resents missing the chance to see the new kitten as Aunt Mittie smooths tensions and keeps house rules intact.
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OUR Children
Angelo Patri
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Don
Donald
Aunt Mittie
Sister
Mother
Sweet Sister
Al Capone Perjury Arrest and Air Freight Robbery Rumors
Wiregrams touch on Al Capone facing perjury charges amid talk of political figures and tariffs. A French plane freight theft near Berck is reported with women’s clothing stolen. The note also mentions a 102 year old English widow and various other political quips.
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le Bourget
Croydon
England
Berck
France
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