Polar rescue efforts under way for Amundsen Italia crew
The Tass News Agency reports Russian aviator Bebushkin returned to the ice breaker Maligin after a five day Arctic search for the Nobile party. The Kraasin icebreaker presses through ice toward five marooned men near Northeast Land as Norwegians join the hunt. General Umberto Nobile remains ill aboard the Citta Di Milano but seeks further Polar exploration.
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Kraasin Tousy
Roald Amundsen
Riiser-Larsen
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Louise Boyd
California
Greenland
Umberto Nobile
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Hope Island
Monolith Honors American Wrench Forces In France
A marble monument on the edge of Bois de Boulogne honors American volunteers who flew for France with the La Fayette Escadrille. About fifty of the war dead are buried in crypts near the Triumphal Arch, as Ambassador Herrick recalled the volunteers who helped prove Americans could fight before U.S. entry.
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Corot
Myron T. Herrick
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M. Painieve
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Foreign Legion
United States
Mayor Walker Tours California Adds to Invitation Buzz
California reports say New York Mayor James J. Walker, visiting southern California for rest, declines firm commitments to events. He prefers informal meetings with old friends and avoids airplane travel, while coast towns extend invitations seeking a Bay City stop.
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California
Sore Walker
Rolph
San Franthet
Walker
Bay City
Work outlines GOP farm relief and prohibition stance
Chicago July 4 Dr Work outlines Republican campaign themes subordinating farm relief and the equalization fee to protective tariffs. He questions farm distress despite high market prices and argues prohibition is a local issue with sentiment mixed in towns. He predicts GOP strength in Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin and North Dakota and says internal Democratic troubles will keep them busy.
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Chicago
Republiens
Dr. Work
Superior
Wis
Washington
Work
Remon
Vanderbilt and Mrs Logan wed in Reno amid family strife
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr and Mrs Mary Davidson Weir Logan married in Reno after her divorce from Waldo Logan. The romance began during a Reno divorce affair and followed by claims of extreme cruelty. Vanderbilt, once disowned by his family over publishing ventures, faces renewed scrutiny. In Utah, Richard Hatt, age 12, was killed when struck by a car driven by 17 year old Thelma Cline as he and his sister drove cattle home.
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Reno
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
New York
Mary Davidson Weir Logan
Waldo Hancock Logan
Chicago
Los Angeles
Logan
Young Vanderbilt
Pewspapers
San Francisco
Miami
Vanderbilt
Northwest region weather update brief
A brief forecast notes clearing tonight and Thursday in the northwest portion with fair conditions. Winds light, temperatures mild and pleasant for the period.
Two Sailors Die As Ship Crashes Into Launch
Two sailors are reported dead after a collision between a ship and a launch near Gan Pedro California on July 4. One body was recovered and another listed as missing, with officers believing no further casualties exist. A search of the water was conducted for the missing man Hale.
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Columbie
U. S
West Virginia
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The
Smith Plans Washington Headquarters for Smith for President
Democratic leaders consider setting up a national headquarters in Washington to direct Alfred E. Smiths presidential campaign with four or five regional offices across the country. Plans include offices in New York Chicago Atlanta or Mobile Denver Boston and Los Angeles. Governor Smith favors regional directors running their territories with limited national interference. Senator Joseph T Robinson and other figures will join the formal notification events in August.
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York
Washington
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Democratic Rational Committee
New York
Ohio
Maryland
Chicago
Atlanta
Mobile
Denver
Boston
Los Angeles
Arso
George R van Namee
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Me’iteo
Fred W. Johnson
Wyoming
Western States
Sraith
Clove
Joseph T Robinson
Little Rock
Ark
National Committee
Robinson
Hot Springs
Key Pittman
Nevada
Houston
Albany
Theegovernnor
Pittman
Heat Wave Sweeps Entire Southwest
Heat baked the southwest with record sun as Mangum Oklahoma topped 102 degrees and several cities reported near century highs. Salina Kansas hit 100, Tulsa 97, Oklahoma City 96, Wichita 96, Topeka 95, and Kansas City 94, about 12 degrees above last year.
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Mangum
Okla
Salinas
Kan
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Topeka
Baseball scores and pitching notes from today’s games
In AMERICAN action Boston led 4 0 0 2 6 0 4 8 1 Philadelphia trailing 1 1 0 1 ix-S. Ruffing Hoffmen Hefing Ehmie Rommel Grove Cochrane. Cincinnati defeated Pittsburg 6 to 0 with Rixey Picinich Dencon Milius Pau Sher and Hargreaves on the mound.
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Philadelphia
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Hefing
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Rommel
Grove
Cochrane
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Rixey
Picinich
Dencon
Milius
Pau- Sher
Hargreaves
Smith Republican Club Formed In Albany
A Smith Republican club opened in Albany at William A. Humphrey's office. The group seeks independent or Republican votes for Governor Smith and may avoid nationwide campaigning, stressing support for the man over the party.
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Albany
N. Y
Morrow Arrives in Mexico City Under Guarded Train
Dwight W. Morrow arrived in Mexico City aboard a guarded train from the United States. Fifty federal soldiers with machine guns accompanied the ambassador for protection after travel through Queretaro where several attempts to wreck the train had occurred. The trip was described as uneventful by the American ambassador.
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Mexico City
Dwight W. Morrow
United States
Queretaro
Italian flyers push toward South America in non stop flight
Capt. Arturo Ferrarin and Maj. Carlo Delprete intenta to fly from Italy to Pernambuco Brazil in the first nonstop Europe to South America crossing. They departed Monti Celio at 7 51 last night and aim to reach Brazil about dawn tomorrow in a plane with a 550 horsepower Fiat engine and 65 hour range.
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Carlo P. Deprete
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Pernambuco
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Charles A Levine
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Readout moves to purge regulars in Texas Democrats
Texas Democrats threaten to bolt for November against Gov. Alfred E. Smith. Jed C. Adams calls a state executive meeting to consolidate the party and align county officials with the platform. Judge Volney W. Taylor refuses to list bolter names on Cameron county ballots. Edith Wilmans Hawkins and others refuse Smith support. Gov. Dan Moody backs the regular slate and spurns a Southern Democrats meeting in Asheville.
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Texas
Alfred E. Smit
Jed C. Adams
Hoover
Adams
Volney W. Tayior
Brownsville
Cameron County
Edith Wilmans
Wiliam F. Hawkins
Thomas Blave
Automobile Crash Claims Thornton Family Near Denver
In Morrison Colorado a car driven at high speed by William C Thornton overturned after hitting a road bump. Mrs Rose Thornton 35 died and Joseph Heaton 32 was dying with five other passengers injured though not seriously.
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Colo
Rose Thornto
Huband
William C. Thornton
Joseph Heaton
Morrison
Thornton
Prmins Bee Ramen Sompang
Local Organisstion
Officer Slays Youth in Tire Theft Probe
CHICAGO July 4 A police officer shot at three youths during a tire theft attempt. Sergeant Chris Callahan ordered them to stop. after fleeing he fired first into the air and then at the youths. Charles Scherer 20 was killed and James Weiss 17 captured. the third youth escaped.
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Chicago
buHet
Chris Callahan
Charles Scherer
Scherer
James Weiss
Parachute Jumper Frances Clark Killed in Flight Mishap
Miss Frances E. Clark twenty from Minneapolis died when her parachute failed after she leaped from a plane in Alexandria Minnesota last night. In the crash report authorities noted the accident occurred during a display jump and the cause remains under investigation. Clark was a registered parachutist with prior performing credits in aerial demonstrations.
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Alexandria
Minn
Frances E. Clark
Minneapolis
President Coolidge Celebrates 56th Birthday Quietly at White House
President Coolidge marked his 56th birthday in private at the White House preferring a quiet observance over public celebration. A 17 pound cake with 75 eggs and 9 pounds of sugar arrived from Mrs. F. L. Cowen of Cluth, while photographers were allowed a single family photo. He planned a fishing trip on the Brule with a new rod and tackle gifted by the Superior Boy Scouts council.
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Wis
Samme White House
Mr Coolidge
Coolidge
Porter
F. L Cowen
Cluth
M Coolidge
The
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Slavic Cabinet Resigns in Belgrade
Premier Yukitchevitch announced the entire cabinet's resignation to King Alexander after a coalition push by Radical and Democratic parties. The move aims to enable negotiations for a broad, all party government to steady the country after recent orders and elevated tensions. Stefan Raditch had called for the government’s resignation following the parliamentary shooting and the death of his nephew Paul Raditch.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavie
Yukitchevitch
Alexander
Stefan Radch
Paul Raditch
Stefan Raditch
Tat
Peasant Party
Democratic nomination for president to be set by committee
In Little Rock Arkansas on July 4 Democratic leaders announced that Senator Joe T Robinson was officially notified of his nomination on the Democratic ticket. The date of the nomination ceremony will be determined at the Democratic national committee meeting in New York on July 11.
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Little Rock
Ark
Joe T Robinson
Normine
Democratec Mac Tione
New York
Togey
Gibson Dedicates New Memorial in Belgium
In Louvain Belgium United States Ambassador Hugh S Gibson dedicates the new Louvain university library as leaflets with a Latin inscription fall from the sky. Witnesses include Prince Leopold Princess Astrid Cardinal Vème and many diplomats engineers Belgians and students.
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Hugh 8S. Gibson
United States
Louvain University
Prince Leopold
Princess Astrid
Cardinal Vemeey
Diplomatic Corps
Ambesador Gibson
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