Kingsford Smith Plans Start of U S Flight on Wednesday
Squadron Leader Charles Kingsford Smith and his trans Atlantic crew plan to launch from New York for San Francisco on a non stop leg that will complete the circumnavigation aboard the Southern Cross. The pilot previously crossed the Pacific from Oakland to Australia and later Australia to England before an east west Atlantic crossing from Ireland to New York.
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Charles Kingsford- Smith
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San Francisco
Globe
Southern Cross
Kingsford-Smith
Oakland
Calif
Pacific
Australia
Hawaii
England
Atlantic
Ireland
Roosevelt Field
Associated Press
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross Arrives in New York Amid Welcome
The Southern Cross lands in New York as Mayor Walker hosts a civic reception in Harbor Grace Newfoundland. A radio telephone chat with fiancee Miss Mary Powell in Melbourne confirms a September wedding and plans to return to England after brief U S stay. The pilot intends to fly to San Francisco then home by August 15, reuniting with a crew at General Electric and planning to sell the plane.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Sydney
Australia
General Electric
Miss Powell
New York
San Francisco
Atlantic
Southern Cross
England
Ewart van Dyk
J. Patrick Saul
John W. Stannage
Lingle Deposits Scrutinized In Murder Probe
The Lingle case widens as detectives traceCity Hall contacts and hotel telephone numbers linked to the shooter. Tax agents uncover that large sums are unreported, while officials appraise the writer’s modest $65 weekly pay and exemptions for a family of four.
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Lingle
Russell
Lake Shore Trust & Savings Bank
Stevens
Michigan Avenue
Internal Revenue
Dean A L Stone Visits Butte in Montana
Dean A L Stone dean of the school of journalism at the University of Montana Missoula spent yesterday in Butte. He traveled with his daughter Mrs Charlotte Murphy of Salt Lake City who met her husband Scott L Murphy in Butte and returned home last night. The dean left for Missoula later in the evening.
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A. IL. Stone
School of Journalism
University of Montana At
Whale leather gloves return to fashion with tough softness
Whale leather, made from the intestines of whales, returns as a fashionable material for gloves. Style leaders approve the new durable material that offers delicate softness and lasting wear, echoing the old whalebone era in women’s corsetry.
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Europe
Optimistic Capital Markets Report Highlights Slower Construction Pace
The business report notes continued strength in building and loan associations, with installment selling and retail collections showing little change since early spring. Life and fire insurance policies issued in May dip from last year, construction slower than 1929, while road building leads in activity. Several industries tied to construction and furnishing report reduced volumes versus last year.
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State of Building and Loan Associations
Death of Mrs. Tisdale Reverberates Through Montana Community
Mrs. Tisdale died after a long illness of her husband, foreman at Intermountain and Butte Daily Post. Born July 4, 1880 in Idaho Springs Colorado, she would have turned 50. Funeral Sunday at White's chapel with service by E J Groeneveld. burial in Ogden Utah tomorrow.
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Mrs. Tisdale
Idaho Springs
Colo
Farmin
Utah
Butte
Intermountain
Butte Daily Post
Butte Gun Club
Montana
Spokane
C. A. Bangs
Prescott
Ariz
M. Wooten
Los Angeles
Beulah Brady
Mercer
Cal
Ogden
Oregon
Public Health Meeting Backed Montana Fight Against Spotted Fever
The American Public Health association in Salt Lake endorsed Montana efforts against spotted fever. A Montana contingent urged financial aid and recognized the entomology board's work and the Hamilton vaccine lab, noting 15 cases this spring and summer, about 10 fewer than last year. Dr. Cogswell, Dr. Butler, and Prof. Cooley attended, with state boards of health leaders from several western states.
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Salt Lake
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Arizona
California
Bitter Root
Cogswell
Montana State Board of Entomology
Cis
United States Public Health Service
Board of Entomology
Hamilton
Washington
United States
North America
Highway Project Aims to Improve Nine Mile Road
County officials plan a major upgrade to the Upper Nine Mile road and Basin Creek routes. About six miles of reconstruction will remove curves and hills, widen and resurface, with three miles let this season. Projects involve over 100 workers and costs exceeding twenty thousand dollars.
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Loughran
Nile Mile
Basin Creek
Silver Bow
State Highway Board
Salt Lake hosts state leaders for national conference
State executives from across the nation gather in Salt Lake City Utah for the twenty second annual national conference of governors. Governors Dern Roosevelt Emerson Conley Gardner Christianson Young Reed Emmerson Graves Gardiner Weaver Erickson will speak as delegates plan three days of business and a tour of Bryce canyon Zion and Grand Canyon National Parks including the Zion Mount Carmel highway dedication.
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Utah
Conference of Governors
George H. Dern
Chamber of Commerce
Bryce Canyon
Zion
Grand Canyon National Parks
Zion-Mount Carmel
Zion Canyon
D. Roosevelt
New York
Frank C. Emerson
Wyoming
William QG. Conley
West Virginia
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Theodore Christianson
Minnesota
C. C. Young
California
Clyde M. Reed
Kansas
Louis L. Emmerson
Illinois
Bibb Graves
Alabama
William T. Gardiner
Maine
Arthur J. Weaver
Nebraska
J. E. Erickson
Montana
Wheat acreage cut urged over radio talks
Washington reports that Secretary Hyde and Farm Board Chairman Legge will push acreage reductions to match demand. A July 3 nationwide broadcast will outline the 1930 wheat outlook and stress cutting plantings to avoid huge surpluses in future years.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Hyde
Legge
Federal Farm Board
Baseball Player Causes Barbershop Ruckus in Jackson
Pat Duncan, a baseball player, rushed into a Jackson barber shop to escape an oncoming interurban train. He drove his car through the storefront, injuring chairs and upsetting the proprietor, but both he and staff escaped unharmed.
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Jackson
Pat Duncan
Duncan
Put-in Bay High School Grants Sole Graduation
Put-in-Bay Ohio reports one graduate this year, Miss Eloise Ruh. The alumni association held a reception in her honor at the school.
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Put-In Bay
Ohio
Put-in Bay High School
Eloise Ruh
Funeral by Motorboat on Loch Lomond Island
A funeral for James McFarlane was held on Inchcailloch in Loch Lomond, the burying island. For the first time in years the coffin and 100 mourners were transported by motorboat from the mainland and by motor and small boats to the island.
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Inchcailloch
Loch Lomond
James McFarlane
Oer
Montrose
Drymen
Two Lovers Buried Together After Fatal Race Crash
Fred Roberts and his fiancée Elizabeth Peck died in a motoring accident and were buried in the same grave, according to reports from Barton England.
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Barton
England
Fred Roberts
Elizabeth Peck
Chicago plane nearing mark as oil burst delays flight
A helicopter story notes the Big Ben supplying fuel and clothing after an oil plug failure on the Chicago plane near harbor. The Hunter brothers Walter Albert B J Irene and crew toiled five hours in underwear to mend the leak and keep the mission aloft while the mother ship hovered in a cautious orbit.
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Sky Harbor
Hunter
Walter
Albert
B. J
Irene
Bell-ans relief ad promises quick digestion aid
An old style advertisement touts Bell-ans as a remedy for indigestion with a playful vacation ruin theme. It claims benefits for traveler discomfort and lists a price of 250 and 5c, noting the product has been available since 1897.
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