Rescue Near for Stranded Air Crew Amid Arctic Ice
Reported efforts to rescue five Italia crew members and Lieutenant Einar-Paal Lundborg continued as ice conditions improved near Spitzbergen. A Soviet icebreaker Krassin and Swedish rescue teams moved to aid operations while Norwegian airmen prepared for air searches from Kings Bay and Foyn Island.
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Stockholm
Tonberg
Spitzbergen
Airship
Einar-Paa Lundborg
Svenska Dagbladet
Krassin
Norheastland
Cape Leigh Smith
Oglo
Norway
Braganza
Ritserlarsen
Leutzow Holm
Kings Bay
Roald Amundsen
Spitsbergen
Italia
Einar-Peal Lundborg
Foyn Island
Krasein
Donation to retire British debt in memory of Elsie Mackay
In London on July 3 the government announced a £500,000 donation to the national debt in memory of the Honorable Elsie Mackay who died attempting an Atlantic air crossing with Captain Hinchcliffe. The funds will be placed in trust under the name Fisie Mackay and used for 50 years.
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London
Elsie
Inchcape
Winston If
House of Commons
Fisie Mackay
Acte
Elsie Mackay
Lord Inchcape
Atlantic
Capim Ter Hinchcliffe
Cranwell Airdrome
England
Senator Curtis to Keep Seat in Ohio After Presidency
The text states Senator Curtis will retain his seat after the late President Harr iot resigns as senator from Ohio the February after his elective presidency. Curtis is visiting at the home of his daughter here.
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Senator Curtis
Harriot
Ohio
Curtis
Wisconsin funds aid three 9500 fellowships at U W
John N. Caddy testified before the federal trade commission that the Wisconsin University association finances three 9500 fellowships for engineering study at the University of Wisconsin. He said the fund goes to the university board of regents, with authorities responsible for its disposition. He also discussed civic tests books and testing work associated with Wisconsin schools and university text materials.
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Washington
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsi Unlities Association
John NM. Caddy
Federal Trade Commission
Robert E Healy
Board of Regents
Cadby
Wisconsin
J. B Sherman
St. Louis
Missouri Committee On Public Utilities
A&a
National Association of Railway and Utility Commissioners
Martin J. Glaeser
Frank B. Way
Edward A Pitspatrick
Marquette University
British Cruiser Dauntless Wrecked on Tribune Shoals
The light cruiser Dauntless ran aground at Tribune shoals at the harbor mouth and rested on the edge of a reef. A rescue operation involving tugs and naval craft followed but only six of 498 crew members survived.
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Hurrax
Dauntless
Tribune Shoals
Abaney
SS Ene
President Coolidge to participate in campaign plans
Superior Wisconsin July 3 AP President Coolidge has assured Republican chairman Work of his willingness to take part in the upcoming campaign to some extent. After a four hour visit to the summer White House Work said the extent of participation remains undecided. Work noted Hoover will not rely on campaign stunts and will focus on a quiet, educational effort promoting prosperity and good government. Hoover may give radio talks and a nationwide speaking tour is possible.
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Washington
Hoover
Smith
Commercement
Mr. Hoover
Carmi Thompson
Ohio
Commerce Secretary
Superior
Wis
Coolidge
National Republican Committee
White House
Worx
Hrepublican Party
Mr. Coolidge
Dr Work
Honover
Work
Italian Fliers Begin Long Rome to Pernambuco Flight
Captain Arturo Perrarin and Major Dario Delprete depart Rome at 7 50 p m in a straight line attempt to set a new long distance endurance record. The route to Pernambuco Brazil covers about 7600 kilometers via Sardinia Gibraltar Cape Verde and Noronha with the same monoplane 8 64 used in prior endurance feats. Delprete and Ferrarin previously set a 68 hour 34 minute record on June 2 and have ties to Italy's Schneider Cup teams of 1926 and 1927.
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Rome
Arturo Perrarin
Dario P. Desprete
Montecerlo
South American
Chamberlin
Levine
Pernambuco
Brazil
Italy
Sardinia
Strait of Gibraltar
Cape Verde Islands
San Fernando de Noronha
Serological Service
Delprete
Major Ferrarin
Eddie Stinson
George Haldeman
Dom- Francisco de Pinedo
Gardinia
Africa
South America
North America
Atlantic
Azores
Ferrarin
Gangsters Slay Italian in War
The body of James Senter, an Italian man about 36, was found in a Brooklyn vacant lot. The killing is the third in a gang murder spree that began Sunday with the slaying of Frank Vale, a former racketeer and Capone associate, and police believe the latest shooting was gang related.
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New York
James Senter
Brooklyn
Prankie Vale
Scarface
al” Capone
Yale
Wee
Genter
Borah to Speak in Idaho Falls at Local Auditorium
U S Senator William E Borah renowned Idaho statesman will travel from Washington to Idaho Falls arriving around noon tomorrow His address is set for 11 am Wednesday in the L D S auditorium Idahoans seek to hear the famed speaker as a large crowd is expected to attend after a westward trip to reach the event
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Senator Borah
Idaho Falls
U. S
William E. Borah
Idaho
Sttesman
Pocatello
Washington, D. C
Sidicross
Borah
Scare at Plant of Cat Trainer Ends in Tigress Death
In Jersey City New Jersey a 500 pound tigress named Girle ripped bars from her cage in Henry Bartels wild animals building and roamed for hours terrorizing birds before she was killed by big game hunter George Bistany from the New York Zoological Society. Night keeper Welter Masert narrowly escaped as the beast attacked a camel and took refuge in the office. Police used automatic rifles though officials said there was no real danger of escape. Bartels, a wild animal dealer, valued Girle at 1250 dollars and noted she had been unusually wild. The tigress ate three or four cockatoos before her death.
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Jersey City
N. J
Girle
Singapore
Wild Animals
Henry Bartels
George Bistany
New York Zoological Society
Welter Masert
Bartels
Baseball scores and results from today’s American League games
In Detroit, Cleveland beat Detroit 6 to 4 as Grant, Hudin, Sewell, Holloway, and Hargrave contributed for the visitors. Philadelphia defeated Boston 3 to 2 in nine innings with Russell and Hofmann aiding for the Phillies. Chicago topped St Louis 7 to 3, Wiltze and Ogden led the Cubs. Washington edged New York 3 to 2, Pennock and Collis delivering for the Yankees. New York beat Brooklyn 7 to 4 with Elliott and Petty driving runs. In Boston first game Philadelphia won 6 to 5, Walsh and Ring starred for Philadelphia while Boston’s lineup struggled. Second game at Boston saw Philadelphia win 15 to 7, Pergueen and Schulte among those at bat. Pittsburgh lost to Chicago 8 to 7 as Miljus and Smith featured for the Cubs.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Grant
Hudiin
L. Sewell
Halloway
Hargrave
Philadelphia
Boston
Russell
Hofmann
Bush
Cochrane
Chicago
Louis
Wiltze
Stewart
Ogden
Manion
Qos
Adkins
Berg
Washington
New York
Pennock
Collis
Grabowski
Hediey
Ruel
New York- Brooklyn
Elliott
Petty
McWeeney
Deberry Gooch
Genewich
Fitzsimmons
Aldridge
Faulkner
Owarrei
Hogan
Walsh
Ring
Willoughby
Afister
Lerian
Schulte
Greenfield
Brandt Hollingsworth
Taylor
Pergueen
Clarkson
Girler
R. Smith
Pittsburgh
Bush and Hartnstt
Nave
Maid
Seankhous
Wisca
Father flies to bedside of dying son
Herman Herrenberger 18, McCook Nebraska, lay paralyzed from the neck down after diving into Great Salt Lake water. His father F M Hegenberger arrived in Salt Lake City to help with life support as doctors said there was no chance of recovery.
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Salt Lake City
Herman Herrenberger
McCook
Great Salt Lake
F. M. Hegenberger
North Platte
Rotary Club
Daniel O’brien
San Francisco
Denver
Insurgents in Jalisco Battle Federal Troops in Several Clashes
In Jalisco fights near Ayutla, Santa Isabel, Coquio, Limon, and Lamote, federal troops led by Gen Avila Camacho killed numerous insurgents including two priests Perez and Degollado and others Jus tino Corona and Atilano Santa Cruz. Prisoners were executed and banners and priestly robes seized. Federal losses reported only at Lamote: two dead and two wounded.
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Mexico City
Jalisco
War Department
Ayutla
Avila Camacho
Perez
Degollado
Santa Isabel
Justino Corona
Atilano Santa Cruz
Coquio
Limon
Lamota
Lamote
Five to OK hangars and six air lines at Hoover Field
AP reports Hoover Field across the Potomac from Washington will see five hangars and six air lines approved. The land is operated by Henry A Bernier who valued his loss at 60,000 dollars.
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Hoover Field
Atomac River
Washington
Henry A Bernier
Fort Worth Man Rescues Wife From Burning Car
L L Urban of Fort Worth Texas likely saved his wife from a fiery crash on the Victory Highway twenty miles west of Winnemucca. The car overturned burst into flames. Urban pulled his unconscious wife free with his bare hands. Mrs Urban suffered cuts and bruises. Urban and his daughter escaped serious injury.
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Reno
L. L. Urban
Fort Worth
Texas
Victory Nighway
Winnemucca
Urban
T. W. Gilley
California
Trial in Debbau Fails to Start as Scheduled
AP report from Germany notes the planned trial opened delays and was postponed yesterday due to unresolved procedural issues. No final verdict was reached as of the July 3 update.
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Debbau
Germany
U S Marshal Seeks Aid Over Utah Indian Trouble
A telegram from U S Marshal H O Pack to Attorney General Sargent requests deputies to Iahebah area amid Goshute Indian and white resident tensions over grazing rights. Dr E A Parrow notes locals seek to inflame Indians while two Indians were arrested for whiskey possession.
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Salt Lake City
Ihapan
U S
H. O. Pack
Sargent
Washington
Pack
E A Parrow
Cedar City
Utah
Parrow
B E. Brigance
Ferrow
Ibepah
George A. Goates
Aviator risks life to bring gas to infant Wallace
Bob Johnson, a Missoula airplane pilot, flew a hazardous 250 mile round trip over mountains to deliver three tanks of carbogen gas for a six day old Missoula infant named Wallace Carre. Wallace fire chief J. 8 Cranny aided with the rescue effort, while Wallace fire department supplied gas en route. The infant’s parents are Mr and Mrs Sam Carre.
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Wallace
Missoula
Montbaby
Bob Johnson
Misooula
Vallere
Johnson
Sam Carre
Marine Commander Inspects Forces on East Coast
Brigadier General Logan Feland, commander of U S Marines in Nicaragua, returns aboard the Rochester after inspecting east coast forces. He reports rebels inactive there, with 700 marines posted to ports and inland positions up to 60 miles. He believes depredations can be prevented and that Sandino remains confined near the coast.
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Balboa
Canal Zone
Logan Feland
Nicaragua
Rochester
Feland
Augustino Sandino
Smith Plans Restful Days in New York
Governor Smith seeks a brief calm period in New York with two patriotic talks planned for Independence Day. He declines a Ku Klux Klan appearance and continues social visits with Democratic leaders while avoiding political discussions ahead of key pre-convention events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Smith
Houston
National Committee
Albany
Walker honor at reception as Colton hosts
A reception committee led by Mayor Colton and several prominent women welcomed Jimmy Walker of New York in Houston Texas. Walker wore slippers and a robe, appearing dignified as a display of courtesy moved the crowd.
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New York
Colton
I. ‘Amas
Mayo
Walker
Third Ward Church Plans Old-Time Fourth Festivities
Third ward Sunday school organizes a real old-time Fourth of July celebration in Pairview Park Alameda. The program features games and amusements with a 2:30 pm start, a reacting ood by Mes Messiall, a keynote by A Lo Merrill, and events including tug of war fishing pond contests and wheelbarrow races for all ages.
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Third Ward
Pocatello
Pairview Park
Alameda
Pocatellans
W. Mendes
Mes Messiall
Enalier
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Eastern School
United States
Marine Commander
Jimmy Walker
Wecome
Bufpfais
Geores Hibbard
N@iofs i Design
Mber
John Lind
Third Ward Church
A. Lo Merrill
Forest Orpey
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