Swedish Rescue Safely Lifts Lundborg From Ice Fate
A Swedish rescue mission reports Lieut Einar Paal Lundborg was saved from an ice floe near Foyn Island after his plane overturned during a mission to aid Italia survivors. Two Swedish aviators braved fog and open water to reach the encampment and return Lundborg to the group. More rescues were expected as weather improves.
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Stockholm
Sp'tzbore
Einar-Paal
Italia
Lun
Gen
Umbert
Lundbor
Itulia
Netale Ceccione
Girigble
Lundborg
Lundborm
Shyberg
Berlin
Lundberg
Foyn Island
Anzeiger
Virgo Bay
Beiieved
Iowa farmer almost duped in con game in town park
Two men posing as stock agents befriended Henry Hansen and his wife at the city tourist park and arranged to cash in a wallet of hot stock tips. Benson and Blake were arrested after Hansen attempted to withdraw bank funds. bonds set at 500 each.
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Henry Hansen
H. W. Henderson
Mr Hansen
John Doe Blare
John Doe Benson
Ben Holmburg
James Locklend
Benson
Blake Wer
E. G. Houde
Justice of the Peace
Hansen
Blake
Oak Town
Pocatello
J. G. Bussell
Stock Exchange
Bussell
Sheriff Henderson
Mrs Shaver Attacks Smiths Ticket In Washington
Mrs Clem L Shaver wife of Democratic national chairman accuses Governor Smith of self praise and fakery. She denounces the ticket as dripping and warns that weary Democratic women will not support it. She questions Tammany influence and blasts leaders attending Houston events. Concluded on page 6.
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Smith
Clem L. Shaver
Atic Nations
Ver
Weat Nia
National Woagman's Democratic Law Enforcement League
Tammany
Houston
Italian Airmen Given Hospitality in Brazil
Italian airmen received hospitality during a stop in Brazil as Governor Smith returns to New York from a three day trip. The piece outlines Smith’s plans for a formal acceptance address, a conference with Senator Key Pittman, and efforts to quell dissension within his camp between Tammany loyalists and the Proskauer group.
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Brazil
Key Pittman
Nevada
Pittman
Smith
Proskauver-Van Namee- Moskowitz
Supreme Court
M. Proskauer
New York
Colonfel
Oriental Drama Enacted at Grave of Dr Sun Yat Sen
In Peking on July 6 four senior Chinese military leaders gathered to honor Sun Yat Sen, presenting an account of the nationalist cause. Peng Yu-Halang arrived from his headquarters despite illness, appearing travel worn. A simple memorial service was held at the Azure Cloud temple, near Sun Yat Sen's resting place in the western hills.
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Sun Yat Sen
Peking
China
Ormt
Sun Yet Gen
Peng Yu-Halang
Sun
Record Flight Ends In Brazil After Fog Bound Dash
Italian aviators Capt. Arturo Ferrarin and Maj. Carlo Del Prete completed a perilous Atlantic crossing in a large seaplane. After fog delayed progress from Point Genipabu, they landed safely near Touros and were greeted by authorities upon arrival in northern Brazil.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
Arturo Ferrerin
Carlo P. del Prete
Port Natal
Touros
Rio Janeiro
Arturo Ferrarin
Point Genipabu
Rio Janeio
Ferrarin
Maj. del Prete
Alfonso
Lalisa
Por Naval
Champion Milker Loses Title to Placid Bossy
In Manteca California on July 6 Pred Ohlenger of the Perkins Vance ranch near River Junction held the reputation as champion milker. His cow Mabel nicknamed the unmilkabie resisted all attempts at milking. The piece notes Mabel’s surprising dominance ending the milker’s reign.
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Milker
Placid Bossy
Manteca
Calif
Pred Ohlenger
Perkins-Vance
River Junction
Mabel
Work Declares Republican Campaign Unity and Policy
Washington July 6 AP Chairman Work of the Republican National Committee urged unity from national to state levels. He emphasized campaigns should be informative and constructive, and argued tariffs on imports protect workers from cheap labor while supporting farm markets. No debate on conscience or personal liberty within the law.
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Washington
Republican Party
Work
National Committee Today
National Committee
Faw
Reed Says Volstead Statement Misunderstood at Convention
Senator James A. Reed defended his remarks on the Volstead act at the Democratic national convention. He said newspapers misinterpreted his stance and noted Governor Alfred E. Smith’s telegram urging repeal of the eighteenth amendment sharpened the prohibition issue in the campaign. He urged the party to avoid interparty disputes during the race.
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ST. Louis
United States
James A. Reed
Reed
Alfred F. Smith
Houston
Democratic Party
Alfred E. Smith
Executive Mansion
National League games include 11-8 Pittsburgh win
In Pittsburgh New York routs Pittsburgh 11 to 7 as Genewich, Paulkner and Hogan drive runs. Chicago hosts Brooklyn in a high scoring 8 to 14 loss with Moss and Petty keying eight runs. Washington beats Chicago 9 to 8, Faber and Tate notable. Cleveland-Philadelphia postponed with a doubleheader tomorrow. St Louis-New York and Detroit-Boston postponed due to rain with two games slated tomorrow.
Earhart Leads Welcome For Atlantic Flight Team
Amelia Earhart Wilmer Stultz and Louis Gordon return aboard the President Roosevelt to New York City with a quarantine stop and an official city welcome. Mayor Walker McKee honors Earhart for pioneering transatlantic flight while Stultz and Gordon receive scrolls of praise.
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New York
Xaiss
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Europe
Wilmer Stultz
Louis Gordon
Fiers
Roosevelt
Battery
Mias Earhert
City Hall
Broadway
McKee
Miss Earhart
Walker
California
Stults
Gordon
Richard E. Byrd
North Pole
Leonard J. Grossman
Chicago
ZT Gm
Explosion Destroys Lyric Theatre Front in Spokane
A blast at the Lyric theatre in Spokane Washington demolished the storefront early morning. A patrolman nearby narrowly avoided injury as flying debris rained onto the street. the cause of the explosion remains undetermined and the area is under investigation.
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Spokane
Wash
Lyric Theatre
Berely
Hoover Plans Conference on Headquarters
Washington July 6 Conferences with eastern and Western party leaders shape Hoover's plan before leaving for campaign work. Divisional headquarters will be in New York and Chicago with a central office in Washington. Western and eastern committees meet this week to set up regional campaigns while Hoover weighs resignation timing and cabinet duties. Chairman Work clarifies remarks on farm problems, saying the platform treats agriculture as a national issue with relief plans.
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Washington
Sec
Hoover
Republican National Committee
New York
Chicago
National Committee
Ancient TCR Is Discovered On Alaskan Island
Unmummified remains of Stone Age man are found on a hard to reach Aleutian Island by an American Museum of Natural History expedition led by Woerold McCracken. Four bodies three adults and one infant lie with clothing and tools in a drift-log vault wedged in a rock crevice. The tomb shows Mongolian influence but no signs of ancient or modern civilizations.
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New York
New York Times
Woerold McCracken
American Museum of Natural History
Aleutian Islands
Alaskan
Unknown assailant shoots two men as they sleep
Estes Park Colorado July 6 Dr George N Sleight 50 head of education at University of Illinois and Hamilton University was shot while sleeping in a tent in Estes Park camp. He and his son were moved to a private hospital with doctors denying newspaper access. No motive or stolen items reported. A YMCA conference nearby noted in the brief report.
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Colo
George N. Sleight
Lake Forest
Department of Education
University of Ilinoi
Hamilton University
Cama
Wee
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Hogan
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Fussel
Milius
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Hargreaves
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Moss
Petty
Koupae
Henline
Deberry
Jones and Hartnett
R. HE
Faber
Adkins, Lyons and Crouse
Gaston, Burke, Marberry
Ruel
Tate
Cleveland
Philadelphia
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Detroit
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R. E. Byrd
Alaska
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