Immense Phi Kappa lead silver zinc deposit eyed as Utah Copper of the west
Ore body traced within the Phi Kappa mine near Mackay Idaho promises early output of half to a million tons with potential for 75 million tons. A 1600 foot tunnel cut a 30 foot ore ledge 300 feet apart, yielding eight percent lead eight percent zinc and 14 ounces of silver per face. The MacGinniac Walker Metals project plans a 1000 ton daily concentrating plant on Big Lost River as engineers compare the district to Coeur d’Alenes and Livingston veins.
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Phi Kappa
Fort Y Miles
Mackay
Custer County
Idaho
L. E. Dillingham
Mackay Miner
MacGinniac- Walker Metals Company
Delaware
Coeur d’Alenes
Utah
Big Lost River
Livingston
Little Palls
Butte Au Ford
Red Bird
W S C Wins Ball Title of Northwest
Washington State College captured the northern division baseball crown of the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Conference by defeating Oregon Agricultural College 8 to 6 in Pullman. The series standings then had O A C winning one game and W S C another, with Washington State earning the decisive third game to claim the title.
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Pullman
Wash
Washington State College
Oregon Agricultural College
R. HE
Leoncele
McHaley
Lingus
Winters
Mitchell
Heighton
Sebastian
W.S. C
Washington State
Oregon Aggies
Cougars
Idaho
Montana
QO. A. C
Washington
Oregon
Ryder Golf Cup Won by Americans
Worcester Mass AP reports the United States defeats Great Britain to win the Samuel Ryder Cup 9 to 2. Americans lead after singles, with six wins, one loss and one halve in the final day. George Duncan of Wentworth nearly saves the visitors with a late birdie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
America
United States
Great Britain
Fnr
George Duncan
Wentworth
Joe
Mrs Lindbergh to Leave on Friday
Detroit report states Mrs Lindbergh will depart Friday. The brief item notes only the planned departure without further details.
Plane Predicted to Head for Rome by Aero League
The trans Atlantic flights committee of the Aero League of America predicted Clarence Chamberlin would pilot the Bellanca monoplane toward Rome. The forecast followed progress between New York and Newfoundland and statements to Colonel A A Anderson by Chamberlin. Colonel Anderson, noted artist, painted the plane’s head of Columbia and has closely advised Chamberlin in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aero League of America
Clarence Chamberlin
Rome
Newfoundland
A. A. Anderson
Chamberlin
Anderson
Columbia
Demand Made President Call Flood Control Meeting
Refugees in southern flooded areas near Berwick to Des Glaises await clearance as waters recede. Officials, medical teams, and rescue crews monitor safe returns while livestock stay in camps until feed and health conditions are secured. A second relief ship carried provisions for camps as exodus plans unfold.
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Berwick
Southern Pacific Railway
New Orleans
Bayou Des Glaises
Tuscumbia
Atchafalaya
Boxer Held on Assault Charge After Bartlesville Incident
Bartlesville middleweight boxer Warnie Smith was jailed in Washington County on $600 bond for assaulting a youth identified as Harvel and a companion after demanding half a dollar for a soda. Earlier Smith was involved in a car crash in Bartlesville.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Warnie Smith
Washington County
Tela Smith
Smith
Rush at Opening of Government Liquor Stores
Windsor Ontario crowds surged at two government liquor stores on opening day. Police reserves were called as several women fainted. At 16 a m opening, hundreds were turned away unserved at closing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Ont
Observers Likely From France Italy For Naval Conference
Geneva reports indicate France and Italy may send observers to the upcoming tri partite naval conference. Their participation could spur stronger British involvement and bolster prospects for later formal agreements.
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Geneva
France
Italy
Dannemora High Students Drown in Squall
Five members of the junior and senior classes of Dannemora high school drowned when a heavy squall capsized their rowboat. A sixth student and a teacher were in the boat. the teacher was rescued.
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McHary
N. H
Dannemora High School
Kraft Absorbs Laabs Company in Idaho
Kraft Cheese Company confirms Saturday evening the absorption of Laabs Cheese Company interests in Idaho. The deal unites the largest cheese distributing network in the U S with the largest privately owned Idaho firm. Pocatello plant joins Kraft operations alongside Chicago and New York factories.
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Laabs Cheese Company
Idaho
Kraft Cheese Company
H. S. Brown
Kraft Company
United States
Kraft People
Laabs
Pocatello
Chicago
New York City
Mr. Own
Arco
Rupert, Paul
H. P. Laabs
Mississippi
Krafts
Massive Montgomery fire destroys downtown buildings
A downtown Montgomery blaze wrecked 23 buildings and damaged 11 more, with losses over 61 million. Four men Arthur Johnson George Wilson M H Kimbrough and J W Willbanks were injured but not seriously. Fire began in rags at a junk yard near Cudshy Packing on Commerce Street and spread eastward destroying Imperial hotel and Bibb Street stores. dynamite helped control flames as crews from Birmingham Mobile Wetumpka Selma and Maxwell Field assisted.
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Montgomery
Ala
Arthur Johnson
George Wilson
M. H. Kimbrough
J W Willbanks
Cudshy Packing Company
Commerce Street
Kraft Active at Baptist Meeting
In the northern Baptist convention closing sessions, delegates endorsed extending missionary work abroad after a debate between two lay leader pairs. James L Kraft of Chicago and Fred W Freeman of Denver argued for expansion against Grant M Hudson of Michigan and Clifton D Gray of Bates College Maine.
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Chicago
Grant M. Hudson
Michigan
Clifton D. Gray
Bates College
Maine
Fred W. Freeman
Denver
James L. Kraft
Kraft
Detroit 100 Mile Dirt Track Race Entries Grow to 37
Last minute entries swell the field for tomorrow's 100 mile dirt track race in Detroit to 37 as qualifying trials set for morning. Only the 14 fastest machines will start. Notables George Souders and Frank Lockhart among entrants under the American Automobile Association. New York widow Mrs Aronson Krackwickey seeks divorce after a Friday wedding.
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Detroit
George Soyders
Indianapolis Memorial Day
Frank Lockhart
American Automobile Association
Demers Sets Record in National Interscholastic Meet
At Chicago on Soldiers Field Northeast High of Detroit led by a white champion and three black sprinters won the 23rd national interscholastic meet with 23 points. Timmy Demers from Sandpoint Ida set a javelin mark of 205 feet 14 inches, and Tommy Warne of Kokomo broke the pole vault record with 12 feet 10 inches.
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Chicago
Northeast High School
Detroit
America
University of Chicago
Soldiers Field
Fort Collins
Colo
Percy Graham
University High School of
Timmy Demers
Sandpoint
Ida
Demers
Louisiana School Damage in Flood Estimated at 2 to 4 Million
Baton Rouge June 4 The AP reports damages to school buildings and equipment in flooded Louisiana areas are estimated between 2 million and 4 million dollars. State Superintendent T H Harris declared the impact will be felt throughout the Boquwauw season.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
T. H. Harris
First Air Mail To Europe Flies From America
The Bellanca monoplane carried the first air mail to Europe from the United States. Postmaster Fred M. Sealey of Hempstead postmarked 125 pieces with a hand cancelling machine before departure. The service had been planned prior to Lindbergh's flight but not executed then.
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New York
Bellanca
America
Europe
Fred M. Sealey
Hempstead
Lindbergh
President Coolidge Costs South Dakota $200 Daily Rent
Sioux Falls, June 4. President Coolidge as a guest of South Dakota during his summer vacation will cost the state $200 a day rent for its own property, the state game lodge near Rapid City. The lodge sits on about 25,000 acres but the tract was leased to a private citizen who still holds the lease.
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Sioux Palls
S. D
Coolidge
South Dakota
Rapid City
Labor 90 Hours to Keep Man Alive
Richmond California June 4 AP Har on Purviance a Richmond restaurant owner was reported recovering today after fire department members labored with a pulmonotor for more than 90 hours to keep him alive. The firemen pumped over 2000 cubic feet of oxygen into Purviance lungs. They started last Monday when he was stricken with pneumonia.
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Richmond
Calif
Haron
Floods Ravage East Kentucky After Cloudburst
A cloudburst in East Kentucky produced walls of water up to 75 feet high, isolating valleys and washing out rails as mining camps and villages faced dire conditions. Reports from Roxana and Elsiecoal described desperate scenes of mud covered homes, missing clothing, and families clawing through debris to recover belongings.
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Roxana
Elsiecoal
Police officer kills woman then shoots self near Hollywood
Los Angeles police traffic officer Thor P. Hearne aged 30 shot and killed a woman believed to be his wife after a quarrel then killed himself. The incident occurred in Lanshim near Hollywood as Hearne, off duty, chased the woman from a car and fired three shots before a final self-inflicted wound. A son eight years old is mentioned by neighbors.
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Los Angeles
Thor P. Hearne
Lanshim
Howood
Hearne
W & Women Companion
Hearnes
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Northwest
Mich
Laabs Company
Kraft Cheese
Baptist
Aronson Krackwickey
Pontiack
Howard’s Garage
H. S. Meet
Kentucky
USA
Cawunseyy
North Arthur
Oldsmobile
Landau DE Luxe
Touring DE Luxe
F. O. B. Lansing
H. P
Fisher
J. M. Shady Garage
South Arthur
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