Flag Unrest Flares Over South Africa’s Union Flag
Cape Town police deploy reinforcements as unrest spreads from protests over the new national flag linked to eightieth anniversary celebrations. Demonstrations involve native black laborers, clashes erupting when autos bearing the flag are attacked while Union Jack carriers escape harm. many injured and ninety arrested.
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Cape Town
South Africa
The
Union of South Africa
Allves
Submarines in Dock After Collision at New London Base
Submarines 8 12 and S 18 were damaged in a collision at the New London submarine base and placed on the marine railway to assess underwater damage. An investigation led by Commander F C Cutts will determine the extent of harm as Admiral Brumby notes the crash did not threaten sinking while the subs remained moored beside the USS Camden.
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New London
Conn
F.C. Cutts
Frank T Brumby
Naval Control Board
Camden
More Women in Teaching Field Washington June 1
The federal Bureau of Education announced that of the million persons teaching in 1926, seventeen percent were men, up from the 1920 level by three percent. It cites low salaries and better opportunities elsewhere as factors and notes shifts in male teacher shares from 1860 onward.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Education
Bureau
Japanese commander to deliver prisoners to Chinese Chamber of Commerce
An official dispatch from Tokyo reports the commander of Japanese troops at Tsiman will hand over 1,000 prisoners to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. He will also oversee 55 prisoners linked to outrages against Chinese police, per war office.
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Tokyo
War Office
Tsiman
Department of Commerce Will Study Airways
A committee under William P. MacCracken Jr will study airway marking designs to recommend lanes nationwide. The Wichita chamber of commerce contest supplied thousands of designs with aid from Devison Warner and aviation officials from War and Navy departments. Members include Lieut A P Flege Cap H M MacClelland Harry H Bice Charlies I Stanton and Woopy Hockaday.
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William P. MacCracken, Jr
Aeronautics
National Airways Marking Association
MacCracken
Wichita
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
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Cap. H. M. MacClelland
Army
Harry H Bice
Charlies I Stanton
Aeromatics
Commerce Department
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Airmen Begin Australian Jump Mission At Wheeler Field
Thousands gathered at Wheeler Field as airmen and visiting sailors watched the Southern Cross report sighting Oahu. The monoplane warned it would race to land before fuel ran out, with 165 miles left and limited fuel remaining.
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Honolulu
The
Southern Cross
Coast Time
Oahu
Grace Show Celebrates First Black and White Day
The first annual Black and White day at Grace drew strong praise from Bannock County agent Ralph Bristol. The event, second largest in Idaho after Downey, featured 86 cattle entries with high quality purebreds and two divisions for aged stock and junior stock. Highlights included judging, demonstrations, a luncheon, and speeches by local leaders. Plans surfaced for a Grace district cattle show association as Bear Lake and Bannock counties consider regional organization. Winners in junior divisions and showmanship were announced, with several exhibitors earning top placings.
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Bannock County
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Burley
Mississippi
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Northwestern
Holstein-Fresian Association
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R T. Mavis
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J W Thomett
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Fourt
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Loren Kingsford
Darrell Toone
Glen Allen
Eilis Chotveron
de Las Hubbard
Malin Hayes
Conrad Toone
Maxine Hudson
Thi
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Ted Wilson
Ellis Chatterton
Toone
Loren Kingsforc
Rell Toome
Dar
Visiting in Pocatello Miss Opal Snyder
Miss Opal Snyder formerly a local schoolteacher travels from Pocatello to visit friends in Jo Catello with her son from Gooding accompanying.
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Opal Snyder
Gooding
Jo Catello
Miss Lola Tufts Visits Albion Normal School
Miss Lola Tufts at tending Albion Normal school visits with Miss Becky Durgin of 1231 North Harrison.
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Lola Tufts
Albion Normal School
Becky Durgin
North Harrison
Piano students to perform at Antlers recital this evening
Mrs. Ace R Nelson presents her beginner piano students after three lessons or nine months training in a recital at Antlers' hall this evening at 6 15. Public is invited to attend.
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Ace R Nelson
Antlers’ Hell
Obituary and park visit list for city notables
Miss Lulian Sposeberg Miss Marjorie Patch Miss Medelyn Thompson Mrs Anna Spongberg Simson and Charles Guthrie jest this afternoon for Yellowston me park though park roads near Canyon are open via Norris West Thumb roads closed per officials. Funeral services for Mrs Caroline Ellett held at First Ward L D Church this afternoon officiated by Bishop Bird Finleayson. Interment Mountainview under Hell Mortuary. Services largely attended with many flowers from devoted friends.
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Lulian Sposeberg
Marjorie Patch
Medelyn Thompson
Anna Spongberg Simson
Charles Guthrie
Yellowstonme Park
Canyon
Norris As
West Thumb
L. D
Caroline Ellett
Bird Finleayson
Mountainview
Hell Mortuary
Man Arrested in Downey Pleads Guilty in Court
John Anderson arrested by deputy sheriffs and the city marshal on possession of liquor and materials for manufacture pleaded guilty in Judge EF G Houde's court this afternoon. He faces Saturday sentencing and remains held on a 750 bond. Davie Larson charged with possession will be brought in from Downey for arraignment tonight.
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John Anderson
Downey
EF G Houde
Davie Larson
Houde
Radiant chapter No 610 FES meeting and Eastern Star welcome
Radiant chapter No 610 FES will meet in regular session at the St. Masonic temple Saturday night at 8 o'clock. Eastern Stars are welcome. Gate City Temple No 2 Pythian Sisters will meet this evening at Bo'cixk. Initiation will be here. All members of the drill team are asked to report early for practice.
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Radiant
Fes
Manhattan Cafe Extends Hours To Eleven P.M.
The Manhattan Cafe announces new extended hours staying open until 11 p m every night boosting evening service for patrons in the neighborhood. Managers say the change responds to customer demand and should attract more dinner and late night customers.
Market swings amid profit taking and renewed gains
Trading opened with profit taking and sporadic declines but quickly reversed as prices moved higher during midday. Tech and industrials led with gains in Case Threshing and Manhattan Electrical, while Freeport and Aeronautical slipped on renewed selling.
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Gays Lock
Edvence
Manhattan
Midland Steel Products
White Motors
Pax Film Mos
Ward International Nickel Anc Andard Moliing
Freeport
Righ
Aeronautical
Postum
American International
de Brot
Belo
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Nng
Drisk
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Mary
Higher Wheat Prices Reflect Private Crop Reports
Chicago June 1 AP higher prices for wheat suggest June private crop reports discounting optimism. An average of Torecasin lo cal indicators pointed to 27 million bushels more production of winter wheat than government revised figures. Moisture in the northwest was light, with selling tied to official reports.
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Chicago
Potatoes Market Dull with Mixed Shipments and Prices
Chicago market notes show receipts at 66 cars on track 272 and US shipments 884 cars while new stock moves slowly. Bliss variety strong in russet markets, other stock steady with Wisconsin Idaho and Minnesota shipments around 100 to 130 cars and prices near 1.60 to 2.10 per unit.
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Alabama
Lousiana
Texas
Bliss
Fiertés Berrei
Wisconsin
Minnesets sacked = rotenues
Idaho
Russets
Livestock Market Reports from Chicago Omaha and Ogden
Chicago and Omaha markets show mixed hog and cattle activity with slow hog receipts and steady to strong cattle demand. Prices vary by weight class with top hogs around 190 to 230 pounds and slaughter steers in the 1300 to 1500 pound range, while sheep and lambs see firmer to steady quotes.
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Gil
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Manhaa
Omaha
Eady
Idaho
California
Ogden Ogdex
Hoge
Butter and Eggs Market Report from Chicago
API Butter notes higher receipts at 19 280 tubs with creamer and extras 42 percent. Eggs show receipts 36 639 cases with firsts 26 427 and ordinary firsts 23 26. Storage packed extras 294 and firsts 29.
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Chicago
Conference Called Washington on Border Smuggling
A conference of customs collectors along the Canadian border and officials of international railways will meet Tuesday in Buffalo New York to discuss plans to combat smuggling across the border. Assistant Secretary Lowman will attend.
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Washington
Buffalo
N. Y
Lowman
GE declares extra dividend and regular on GE common
General Electric directors announce an extra dividend of 100 per share on common stock and a regular quarterly dividend of the same amount. A 15 cent dividend on the $10 par special stock is also declared. Payable July 27 to holders of record June 15.
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New York
General Electric Company
Drive with Cats Eyes Car Accidents Rise In US
The article notes rising car accidents as car ownership grows, claiming one car per five people in the United States. It urges caution and offers Shaw Auto Company's AAA service and wrecker crews available day and night for quick assistance.
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United States
Shaw Auto
Shaw Auto Co
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