Senate to Get Favorable Report on Naval Pact
A sensational tragedy in New Haven as Raymond C. Spang, a World War veteran, killed his wife and four children at West Rock before leaping to his own death. The victims lie in Ansonia morgue as plans for a single family burial are arranged.
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Senate
New Haven
Conn
West Rock
Raymond C. Spang
Ansonia
Gertrude Spang
Spang
Sae
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Bronx
New York
Admiral Richard Byrd Homecoming Draws Large Winchester Crowd
Admiral Richard Byrd arrives in Winchester to a large homecoming welcome as thousands greet him after his Antarctic expedition. His mother Mrs. Richard Byrd Jr. and Mrs. H. F. Byrd accompany the party from Richland and depart with Byrd through the town.
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Winchester
Richard Byrd Jr
H. F. Byrd
Richand
Silver Jubilee Mass Celebrated by Parish Clergy
Father Colloty and Father H J Delaney led the celebration for the twenty fifth anniversary. Father O Shea preached the sermon. A procession of altar boys and visiting priests preceded Father McCormack to the church for 11 a m mass. The church and hall were filled for the mass and reception honoring Father McCormack for 25 years in the priesthood.
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Father Colloty
H. J. Delaney
Father O’shea
Father McCormack
Oe Pd
Hoover Letter on Veterans Relief Measure
President Hoover submits memorandums from Secretary Melton and General Hines evaluating World War veterans legislation before Congress. He notes projected cost increases, tax implications, and potential inequalities, urging a sound plan and caution against unsound measures while acknowledging current veteran needs. London to build Thames House, the largest hotel in Europe, with 2000 rooms and baths.
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Washington
Hoover
Watson
Indiana
Melton
Hines
Veterans Bureau
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Senate Committee
Mellon
American Legion
Veterans of
London
New Thames House
Euro
America
Europe
Cowles to be honored at Scottish Rite event in Montana
Scottish Rite bodies in Montana host a reception and banquet tonight for Mr. Cowles sovereign grand commander after a day of praise for the southern jurisdiction. He plans a Dec 1 trip to South America to visit seven bodies. About 300000 members are in the jurisdiction, with a busy schedule of golf and meetings at the Anaconda Country club and Gamer's cafe in Butte.
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John H. Cowles
Supreme Council of
Scottish Rite
Mother Council of the World
Butte
Order
Montana
Cowles
Billings
Great Falls
Helena
Ohio River
Mississippi
China
Japan
Supreme Post
South America
Anaconda Country Club
Gamer's Cafe
Temple
Legionnaires Hold Big Camp Cleanup Event
Legionnaires and families joined a day of activities including a noon musical program and sports. The group traveled together and returned late last night tired yet happy after a full day of activities led by Commander Fred Lehn and details overseen by Earl Miller. Many named officers and scout officials attended along with the Silver Bow area council committee members J. D. Wilson C. C. Hill and O. A. Dingman.
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Earl Miller
Fred Lehn
W. L. Chapman
H. R. Doyle
Ed Hansen
Louis Burd
Fred Cox
James Woods
Sam Simmoncelli
James P. Downey
Bill Boast
John Schultz
Fred T. Bolton
Ray Gillette
Byron Hall
Bob Potts
Don Alexander
Oscar Dingman
Henrietta Winyard
al Livingston
Owen Smithers
American Legion Auxiliary
M.D. Lasley
Legionnaires
Leonard Noyes
Fred J. Hill
Bob Smith
al McArthur
Albert Carabin
Jay Smith
John Hill
Marvin Shaughnessy
Silver Bow Area
J. D. Wilson
C. C. Hill
O. A. Dingman
Six arrested on reckless driving charges in Butte
Six persons were arrested Sunday afternoon on reckless driving charges by Butte officers Quirk and McDonald. The individuals booked include George Beal M W Renn K F Downey Charles Rexall William Adders and Emylin Evans. All cases are set for 2 p m today in police court.
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George Beal
M. W. Renn
K. F. Downey
Charles Rexall
William Adders
Emylin Evans
Quirk
McDonald
Unrestrained Revelry Opens Quatz Arts Ball in Paris
Paris reports describe the Quatz Arts Ball at Port Versailles where two thousand art students and models undressed for the night’s revelry. The hall is decked like the Alhambra with bronze and gold body paint and a Rabelaisian program. wine flows and freedom in affection is urged during a long nocturnal spectacle. Americans face high ticket prices and possible ejection as the event stays limited to Latin Quarter residents and students.
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Samuel Dashiell
United Press
Paris
Quatz
Port Versailles
Spain
Alhambra Palace
Latin Quarter
Alhambra
New Picture of Atom Revealed by Helium X rays
Dr. Compton highlights helium atom haloes from X rays, offering precise electron distribution data via Fourier integrals and Heisenberg probability. He notes diffusion in electron density near the orbit radius, aligning with newer quantum theories and cautioning about finality of current models.
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Compton
Werner Heisenberg
Kelvin
Thomson
Rutherford
Bohr and Sommerfield
Crehere
Parson
Lewis and
Langmuir
Schroedinger
Heisenberg
Bohr
Dr Karsted poised for Pacific Northwest Medical presidency
Dr Karsted, long in private practice in Butte after Johns Hopkins training 1909 to 1912, is a leading figure in Montana medicine. He has held multiple society roles, won state tennis titles, and is expected to be elected president of the Pacific Northwest Medical association at the June 30 Butte meeting.
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Karsted
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins
Lenox Hill Hospital
New York City
Murray Hospital
Butte
American Medical Association
Montana State Society
Silver Bow Society
American College of Surgeons
Silver Bow County Society
One Northwest Medical Association
Pacific Northwest Medical Association
Commission 10 Open Meetings Over Solomon Temple Strife
Jewish delegates to a League commission prepare to present their case over access to the Western Wall, sacred to Jews and Muslims, amid a long standing dispute about ownership and religious rights at the site near the Mosque of Omar. The issue centers on control of the wall and surrounding pavement, with Jews seeking freedom of worship and Muslims insisting it is purely Moslem property.
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Solomon’s Temple
Mohammed
Omar
Jerusalem
United Press
League
Jamaal Husseini
Supreme Moslem Council
Mah Ammed
Solomon's Temple
Councillors to Elect Best Qualified for Position
The councillors will vote for the most qualified candidate after considering every member of the association.
Four Bodies Recovered From Reid's Lake Drowning
Paxton Nebraska officials report the bodies of four people pulled from Reid's Lake a summer resort after they were believed to have been in the water for six to eight hours.
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Paxton, Neb
Reid's Lake
Three Killed In Oklahoma City Road Crash
Three Oklahoma Publishing Co printing department workers died when their roadster hit the rear of a truck carrying oil drilling machinery five miles east of Oklahoma City. The deceased were Robert Mullin Sybil Barnard and A S Davis. Injured: R H Black and wife and R L Carleton. Coroner cites fumes from a 500 gallon still at August Remenowsky home as contributing factor. Remenowsky spouse Matilda Remenowsky and Anthony Sendelback also mentioned in report.
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Oklahoma City
Printing Department
The
Oklahoma Publishing Company
Here
Robert Mullin
Sybil Barnard
A. S. Davis
R. H. Black
R. L. Carleton
August Remenowsky
Walter B. Wuehae
Wichita Pilot Killed In Air Show Crash At Braley
Ray Field aged 35 of Wichita died when his plane plunged from a 120 mile per hour race during an air show at Braley airport. The accident happened in the afternoon as four planes competed, leaving spectators and officials to investigate the fatal crash.
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Wichita
Kan
Braley
Ray Field
Early Vote on Treaty Appears Certainty Now
Washington reports the London naval treaty ratification moving to the Senate after the Foreign Relations Committee favorably reports the pact. Senator Borah schedules a 11 a.m. meeting to set a test vote on postponement, with a three to one committee tilt toward the treaty. Secretary Stimson again blocks publication of secret papers. President Hoover plans a Senate special session. Senator Johnson leads the minority fight.
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Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Borah
Johnson
California
Hoover
Stimson
Department
Patrolman Killed in Galveston Plane Crash
Manuel Lera, 26, Galveston patrolman, was killed when his plane crashed four miles west of Galveston. Kenneth Martin of Texas City was seriously injured in the same crash, which occurred late today.
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Galveston
Texas
Manuel Lera
Kenneth Martin
Texas City
Lera
Here
Denver Manufacturer Henry Eggers Injured In Car Collision
Henry Eggers 67 a Denver manufacturer sustained internal injuries and a fractured skull when two autos collided. His wife Grace Eggers was cut and bruised and her ring finger was amputated. Three others were seriously hurt including Rebecca Lucero 26 and her 6 month old child Robert Lucero and L O M Lucero. Other occupants of the Lucero auto had minor injuries.
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Denver
Colo
Henry Eggers
Grace Eggers
Rebecca Lucero
Robert
L. O. M. Lucero
Lucero
Body of Denver Man Found Near Rail Line in Fort Collins
The body of William Stecker, 60, of Denver, was found beside a railroad track near Fort Collins on June 22. Authorities believe he fell from a train, either a passenger or freight, near the line.
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Fort Collins
Colo
William Stecker
Denver
Stecker
Five Die In Oklahoma City Auto Crash Toll
Oklahoma City reports five deaths from automobile crashes in the last 24 hours. Three people were killed today when their car side-swiped a heavily loaded truck in the city limits.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Bridge crash near Reno leaves one dead two seriously hurt
A 19 year old girl died a young man is not expected to live and two other riders were seriously injured when the machine they rode struck the concrete bridge side between Reno and Truckee at 2:30 this morning.
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Reno
Nev
Truckee
Pebeco Toothpaste Ad Teases Delayed Trial Offer
A vintage Pebeco advertisement urges readers to try Pebeco toothpaste to experience “mouth exhilaration and comfort.” The ad emphasizes the small trial cost and warns against delaying purchase, urging immediate action.
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