Longest Rome to Tokyo Flight Sets World Record
Italian aviators Lieutenants Masiero and Ferrari completed a 12 000 mile Rome to Tokyo journey in about 94 hours breaking the record for the longest airplane flight. They faced a hurricane in the Hanhone mountains and received a hero’s welcome with 100 000 spectators.
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Rome
Tokio
Hanhone Mountains
Metropolie
Masiero
Ferrari
Tome
Focal
Saka
Mastero
Army
Navy
Masetto
Associated Press
Volunteis
Gabriel Ad Annunsio
Tribute on Memorial Day Across Wars and Nations
Memorial Day observances span Atchison to Paris with veterans decorating graves in Arlington, New York, and France. Ceremonies honor World War I dead, Civil War veterans, and the Maine and Peary graves, as bellwether leaders attend and governments pause business.
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Washington
Arlington Naonal Cemeery
Cleneral Pershing
Belgimm
New York
Grant Army of the Republic
Manhattany
St Michiel
Argonne
Nelson A. M. U
Hyman
Horace Porter
J. H. Glennon
C.D. Sigebee
Escaped Convicts Still At Liberty Near Pawnee City
State agents pursued a watchful waiting policy to apprehend Walter Deason and Dick Barrett believed to be hiding in woods near Pawnee City Nebraska. The June 1 report notes authorities ongoing pursuit as the escaped convicts remain at large.
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Pawnee City
Neb
Walter Deason
Dick Barrett
Here
Numerous and Active Presidential Campaign Hints
Campaign notes show Wood and Lowden in the city while Harding and Johnson arrive later. Convention timing sketched with tentative ballots and no first ballot nomination. Hoover’s staff moves to lead and ready local headquarters as allies prepare to mobilize before the convention.
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Lowden
Wood
Harding
Johnson
Charles Evans Hughes
National Committee
Frank Hitchcock
William Cooper Procter
Thtchhcock
Hitchcock
Hoover
Ralph Arnold
Hoover Campaign Committee
West
New York
Oscar Strauss
Edith Morgan
Edward Randolph Wood
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Board of Trade
Pickpockets Take Forced Vacation Before Convention
Chicago pickpockets con men ticket takers and other sharpers are leaving town for a vacation running until after the Elka convention on July 15 at the urging of John J. Garrity and Chief of Detectives Mooney. Known crooks who cross during the Republican convention would be arrested.
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Chicago
John J. Garrity
Mooney
Court declines to intervene in North Dakota amendments
The Supreme Court refused to interfere with North Dakota Supreme Court rulings upholding a state constitutional program and statutes enabling an industrial program and authorizing state bond issues to fund it.
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Washington
Jone
Supreme Court
North Dakota Supreme Court
North Dakota
Aguilar Granted Permission to Leave Verarus Country
Vera June L AP reports General Candido Aguilar governor of Verarus and son in law of the late President Carranyva has surrendered to the new government and will be allowed to depart the country.
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New York
John Heydler
National League
Ban Johnson
American League
London
Gregory Krasin
Lloyd George
Vera (Cruz
Candido Aguilar
Verarus
Carranyva
Court Declares Federal Amendments Not Ratifiable by Referendum
The U S Supreme Court ruled that federal constitutional amendments cannot be submitted to state referendum for ratification. The decision voids Ohio’s referendum amendment as it affects federal amendment ratification. Ohio was told to dismiss injunctions blocking public vote on prohibition and woman suffrage measures. The court again did not settle the validity of the prohibition amendment and parts of the enforcement act.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
George 8. Hawke
Cincinnati
Tag Day for French Tots Benefit Planned in Idaho
Mrs. G. G. Marriott representing the American and French Children's League arrives in Pocotello to organize a tag day Saturday. The league aims to raise at least $109 from each state to aid French children and promote goodwill. Headquarters set at the city council chambers and the mayor's office.
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GG. Marriott
Pocetello
Idaho
Pocatello
Amerca
City
Adjournment Set for Saturday in Congress
Washington June 1 Without a recent vote the house adopted a resolution by Representative Mondell Wyoming Republican leader providing for a fine big adjournment of congress at 4 o clock Saturday.
Debt Drives Banker Clerk to Suicide in Omaha
Walter Hansen, 21, former bank clerk, killed himself by jumping in front of a passenger train in Omaha on June 1. A pocket list showed debts totaling 363 dollars. Train crew saw Hansen escape from trees before the fatal act.
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Omaha
Walter Hansen
Banlbae
Tlansen
Husband Arrested After Wife Wounded In Home
Omaha June 1 Mrs Marie Buckley found dangerously wounded at 4 am after being shot twice in the head Her husband was arrested while cleaning a revolver He claims she attempted suicide Surgeons say she cannot recover
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Omaha
Marie Buckley
Dark horse bid for GOP nomination in Chicago
John M. Morin of Pittsburgh launched a campaign to promote Brigadier General William Atterbury as a possible dark horse Republican candidate for the presidential nomination at Chicago. The move began in Atlantic City on June 1.
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Atlantic City
N. J
William Atterbury
Chicago
John M. Morin
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court rules war tax unconstitutional for judges
Washington June 1 The Supreme court today declared provisions in the war revenue act of 1919 unconstitutional requiring the United States and federal judges including Supreme Court members to pay an income tax on their salaries.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Peter English Announces A Newborn Heir On May 29
Elk resident Peter English welcomes Peter English Jr at the family home in Montana. The younger Peter is described as a fine strapping fellow likely to follow in his father’s footsteps, a milestone hailed by Mrs English and family.
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Peter English
Peter, Jr
Ete
Abe
McKay Eastley Title Fight Headlines Big Auditorium Card
Preparations are complete for a Thursday evening athletic carnival at the Auditorium theatre under Gate City Athletic club. The main event features Gordon McKay of Pocatello defending against Curly Eastley of Kansas City in a twelve round middleweight bout. Semifinal features Turk Hewitt vs Frank Sevieno, both of Pocatello, in a six round middleweight match. Local fighters Ring and Joe Green square off in a four round preliminary, with two local lightweights opening the program. Tickets are on sale at Temple Pharmacy and Commercial Cigar Store.
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Auditorium Theatre
Auoptees
Gate City Athletic Club
Gordon McKay
Pocatello
Curly Eastley
Kansas City
Gordon
Mastley
Turk Hewitt
Frank Sevieno
Sevieno
Locatello
Turk
Eigh Gymnasium
Wing
Joe Green
Ring
Green
Temple Pharmacy
Commercial Cigar Store
Troeh Wins Hazard Trophy Doubles Title at Des Moines
Frank Troeh of Vancouver Washington defeated F Elbert of Des Moines 170 to 170 in the Hazard trophy doubles. The win completes Troeh’s collection of amateur sporting championships. The Iowa State shooting tournament opened with about two hundred marksmen entered and runs through Thursday.
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Des Moines
Frank Troeh
Vancouver
Wash
F . Elbert
Troeh
American League Opening Doubleheader Quietly Impressive
First game shows Philadelphia with steady scoring led by Leston and Rommell while Hasty, Harper and Schang contribute. second game ends with Philadelphia repeating strong offense against Boston as Harris Myall Bush Fortune and Wasiters help secure the win.
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Philadelphia
Leston
Hasty Rommell
Keefe
Perkins
Harper
Jones
Schang
Boston
Harris
Myall
Bush
Fortune
Wasiters
Unable to determine full headline from fragment
The fragment mentions sales in a green box at leading toilet counters or by mail. No further context or names provided.
State game and fish laws revised with new licenses
The last legislature altered state game and fish laws adding a trapper license costing $5 for bear harvesting. A fishing license required during the season carries fines and confiscations for violations. Resident fishing limits include pounds and daily catches, with rules on possession and head-on fish. Summit Beach to host a May roller skate meet.
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Summit Beach
Rigby to Open Home Baseball Season at Pocatello Park
The Pocatello Indians host Rigby in the first Snake River Yellowstone League game at Brady Park. Meyer W. Whitaker is expected to pitch the opener as vendors close early to support the showdown, with strong local turnout and park preparations noted.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Indians
Rigby Cross
Brady Park
Portneuf
Gamond
Pocatello Baseball Assocition
PecateNa
Indians
Poentello Trade Park
Harrison Avenue
Meyer W. P. Whitaker
Brooks Wins Denver Salt Lake Air Race
Eddie Brooks piloting a Lincoln Standard with mechanic Pex Morris won the first Denver to Salt Lake air race. Hal H. Bullen of Utah Airplane Company finished hours later amid engine trouble and strong winds. Brooks landed at noon to a welcome from Acro Club members. the Utah firm announced its first ship will fly in Utah today with pilots including Nelson and Steeley visiting potential landing sites.
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Salt Lake
Denver
Brooks
Price
Utah Airplane
Utah
A. Mar Neleon
Nelsen
Claron Nelson
Bullen
Harvld
Steeley
Corporatia
Mow
Ocatelio
Altes
Comran
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