Flier Returns to France and Sails Saturday
Paris reports Captain Lindbergh returns from England to France for a farewell visit before heading home. He will sail aboard the light cruiser Memphis from Cherbourg to be honored by President Coolidge in Washington. Lindbergh flew from Kenley to reach Lebourget Field after fog delayed his Atlantic crossing.
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Oklahoma heiress in second marriage sparks kidnapping arrest
Maude Lee Mudd, Oklahoma Indian heiress, had wed Joseph Wilson in Arizona after an annulment of her prior marriage. Her husband and his parents, Henry and Victor Wilson, were arrested for kidnapping at the request of Maude Lees guardian's mother Mrs Levi Bomberry of Miami Oklahoma. Maude Lee previously eloped with Gordon in Council Bluffs Iowa and testified the trip was to keep up appearances amid guardian disputes.
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Victor J. Wilson
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Widow of Senator Aims to Defeat Governor Small in Illinois
Mrs. Medill McCormick widow of the late Senator McCormick of Illinois said she might enter the Republican gubernatorial race in Illinois next year after a White House call. She added that her campaign would threaten Governor Len Small’s political organization and that defeating Small would unify the Illinois GOP.
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Wigher
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Diuinois
Clams Found 20 Miles From Sea Near Eureka Calif
Mary Ann McCarthy hoped for luck at a clam digging site near Eureka The discovery came when workmen using a steam shovel on the Northern Pacific right of way found a bed of live clams 120 feet above sea level The clams survived in water showing life similar to razor clams and the area is known for fossilized marine deposits.
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Mexico Mourns Loss of Senora Natalia De Calles
Los Angeles June 3 AP The Mexican republic mourns as it awaits the funeral cortege of Senora Natalia De Calles wife of President Calles who died here while convalescing from an operation. The president and family await plans for burial with private services at an unnamed location likely in Sonora or Mexico City. The procession will travel from Nogales on the Yellow Special train used in Diaz era.
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Movie Player Fatally Hurt in Coast Road Crash
Banar Hanson of Paramount Famous Players Lasky films was found crushed beneath his wrecked car on the coast road north of Santa Monica. He died at a Santa Monica hospital after a hurried post mortem found no lead in a leg wound. Police say high speed, a sharp turn, and sand caused the overturn near Inceville. Two garage workers found him around 4 am and rushed him to hospital.
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King George V Turns 62 Amid Trooping Celebrations
London marks King George V birthday with Oaks day at the Derby and the anticipated Trooping the Colour ceremony at Horse Guards Parade. He will review the royal guards, mounted on a charger in bearskin, before thousands of Britons and visitors. Royal troops include the Irish Welsh Scots Life and Horse Guards. The king governs over more than 450 million people in a vast empire. Telegrams from world leaders pour into Buckingham Palace as dignitaries attend and salute the regiments. The occasion features full dress uniforms and the famous bearskin headdress worn by Foot Guards.
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Presidents summer vacation creates tasks for staff
The Evening Post reports President Coolidge plans a 60 day summer in the Black Hills. Preparations include wire networks from Rapid City to Washington, a special train and guard for travel, extended clerical mail duties, and efforts to keep the president in constant contact with the capital.
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Baseball Roundup from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia
AP wires report several day games with mixed results. Vic Aldridge struck out three in the Pirates’ second inning after errors by Grantham Wright and Traynor. Al Thomas homered for Chicago in a 5 1 defeat of Boston. Tavener hit a two on base homer as Detroit beat the Yankees 3 1. Bellanca plane flight delayed to tomorrow noon per Charles Levine. Boston nips Chicago 5 4 in opener. Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 3 1 behind Walter Miller and Simmons homer for Philadelphia.
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Simmons
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Inninns
Burrell Enters Not Guilty Plea in Liquor Charge
Idaho welfare commissioner David Burrell pleaded not guilty to unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor stemming from December 4, 1926. Trial set for June 14 before Justice R. W. Adams. Ada county prosecutor Carl Burke and Anti-Saloon League officials plan to press the case. Charles Haffke said federal action had not been pursued, prompting filing in justice court.
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David Burrell
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Charles Haffke
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Federal District Attorney’s Office
Leopold Case Witness Visits Prison Study
Relatives deny significance of Dr Bernard Glueck visit to Nathan Leopold at Stateville prison as the New York psychiatrist met with the youth for about half an hour. Bachrach says Glueck is observing the case as a lab exercise and may use data for a paper on Leopold.
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Stateville Prison
Dr. Glueck
Benjamin Bachrach
Glueck
Administration backing voiced for flood control effort
Dwight Davis, secretary of war, presenting as President Coolidge’s representative at the flood control conference, pledged full administration support and continued cordial attention to the flood problem. He told the 1800 attendees that the president will closely consider the issue.
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Baseball Scores From Today Including Rain Postponement
National League games feature Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, St. Louis and others with late rallies and high scoring. Key performances include Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, New York and Washington showcases. rain forced Brooklyn at St. Louis to a Sunday doubleheader.
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Foundation of radio industry condemned by expert warning
Hot Springs Virginia June 3 Henry A Bellows of the federal radio commission warned at a National Electric Manufacturers association gathering that the radio business rests on perilous ground. He cited that 78 percent of U S broadcasting stations are owned by interests with no direct stake in electrical manufacturing and that manufacturers profit little from set sales beyond enabling access to broadcasts. He noted that three quarters of broadcasting service comes from non electrical sources such as electric equipment makers dealers power suppliers educational and religious groups and newspapers.
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Federal Radio Commission
National Electric Manufacturers’ Association
United States
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Mr. Bellows
Cuba Base of Smuggling Plot
Philadelphia reports an immigration crackdown on an alleged plot to smuggle thousands of Russian aliens from Cuba into the United States. Assistant U.S. Attorney Franklin J. Graham said up to 40,000 Russians, mostly Jews, await entry via freighters or the Florida line. Newton Josephs pleaded guilty to smuggling three Russian Jews from Cuba, receiving a $300 fine. he was described as a tool for a larger conspiracy and his deportation to Cuba was ordered.
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General Lewkin
Josephs
Kirkpatrick
Monument proposed for Uncle Joe Cannon in Danville
Springfield reports a bill introduced in the state senate to build a monument to "Uncle Joe" Cannon at his former Danville home in Alabama. The proposal cites a monument cost of 285 dollars.
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Secrecy as to Chamberlin's destination
The Bel lanca monoplane Columbia was filled with fuel and held for a probable night take-off to an unnamed European destination. Weather reports to Clarence Chamberlin warned against a hop-off tonight due to head winds and fog from Newfoundland westward, though mid ocean conditions were expected to improve. Berlin reportedly targeted as the flight’s objective if conditions permit.
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James Kimball
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New York Sun
Bellianca
Germany
Clarence B Chamberlin
President Coolidge to review US fleet from Mayflower
Washington June 3 AP President Coolidge will view the United States fleet in full array from his yacht Mayflower anchored off the Virginia capes. He will watch for about ninety minutes as naval craft pass in review marking his first such viewing and his first sight of a large number of vessels. The review will be in the afternoon with Seattle leading the line followed by Trenton submarines and other ships.
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Charles F. Hughes
United States Fleet
Trenton
Pacific
Indians to guard summer residence
Washington June 3 AP Indians with Black Hills heritage may guard President Coolidge at his South Dakota summer residence. The Fourth cavalry will provide 50 men and three officers as the executive guard, including 25 full blood Sioux. troops will be dismounted for the duty.
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Panama Canal traffic tolls report for May
Panama City June 3 AP a tally shows 471 vessels passed the Panama Canal in May paying tolls totaling 62 46 070 00. The article notes most ships used the canal and 5 020 vessels paid tolls of 128 SseSa-
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