Hindenburg Welcomes Ames Flight Team at Berlin
Berlin reports President von Hindenburg received Chamrlin and Levine at the executive residence to discuss their transatlantic flight from New York to Germany. The 18 minute interview covered flight details and hope for closer American-German ties.
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Berlin
Germany
Elan
Field
On Hindenburg
Chamrlin and Levine
Ron Today
Atlantic
W York
Presii von Hindenburg
British Air Boats to Fly England Australia Route
Four British boats prepare to depart England bound for Australia led by Captain Henry Cave-Browne Ye. The plan routes via the Mediterranean to Singapore and the Indian Ocean with Royal Australian Air Force support. Boats feature Napier engines and metal hulls with navigator spaces and collapsible bunks for crew rest aboard.
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Don
England
Australia
Pore
Henry Cave-Browneye
Royal Air Force
G. E. Livock
India
Mediterranean
Singapore
H Indies
Jalian Seaboard
Royal Australian Air Force
Americans Arrested in Arms Dealing Scheme in Shanghai
An American lawyer W. W. Worthington and associates Samuel Chait and Jovino were arrested in Shanghai for alleged arms dealing with a staged general. Reports say they planned to meet at the general's house to conclude a purchase of Mausers and 1000 rounds of ammunition, observed by foreign detectives.
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Shanghai
Amer
W. W. Worthington
Samuel Chait
Annamed Jovino
Anmal
Ques
France presses for peace treaty to end war risk
Paris reports France intends to propose a treaty to forever prevent war with the United States. Foreign Minister Briand has urged the idea in a message to the American people and seeks Washington's favorable view before formal proposals. Secretary Kellogg has inquired informally, with the American embassy declining comment.
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Paris
Washington
America
France
Briand
Associated Press
Kellogg
Foreign Office
Embezzlement Guilty and Early Baseball Scores Across Cities
Former Carson Valley Bank cashier H C Clapp pleaded guilty to aiding embezzlement of 156000 from Nevada treasury and received 5 to 15 years in state penitentiary. Other items note 50 percent rise in Swiss cheese duty, bank robbery in Huron, Lindbergh welcome flight in Cheyenne, Athletics beat St Louis 7 5, Tigers beat Red Sox 3 1, Hal Carlson debut for Cubs in 3 2 win over Brooklyn.
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Reno
H. C. Clapp
Carson Valley Bank
Nevada State Treasury
Nevada State Penitentiary
Carson City
Chicago
Hal Carlson
Phillies
Cubs
Chicago Today
Brooklyn
Wilson
Peru Curtails Use American Matches
American tourists report Peru imposes a $20 fine for bringing in matches. A Swedish company holds a monopoly on match sales there, and non duty paid matches are declared dutiable. Passengers aboard the liner Essembuo learned of the rule only after arrest.
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New York
Peru
Essembuo
Madame Kollantay Lands at Havana
Madame Kollantay, Soviet minister to Mexico, arrived in Havana aboard the Rio Panico en route to Russia. She was not allowed to land and declined to be interviewed. aboard the steamer she denied being recalled by President Calles and said she was returning home to report on her work in Mexico.
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Havana
Mme
Alexandra Kollantay
Mexico
Rio Panico
Russia
Calles
Bears Fill Braynton Roads With Wallows
Farmers from Braynton mountain district told Cowlitz county commissioners that bears are making swimming holes in county roads. Many drains and mud holes have left bear wallows nearly impassable. The commission promised road crews to fill the wallows this summer.
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Kelso, Wash
Braynton Mountain
Cowlitz County
Lindbergh Finds Rest Boosting Morale Aboard Ship
On U S S Memphis Lindbergh's four days at sea renewed his looks and energy as Vice Admiral Burrage noted. The aviator enjoyed meals with engineers and chief petty officers and chatted with sailors while heading toward a Washington reception.
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Memphis
Associated Press
United States
Charles A. Lindbergh
Guy H. Burrage
Washington
Letters Worth $50 At Berlin Concluded on Page
New York reports two explanations for stamp cancellations on 250 letters carried to Germany by Charles A. Levine in the Monoplane Columbia. Postmaster Fred Sealy of Hempstead says his stamp cancellation was to be accommodating and that he did not violate any rule. Sergeant Frank O Connor notes a past discussion of souvenir air mail letters for the Brooklyn chamber of commerce.
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New York
Germany
Charles A. Levine
Columbia
Fred Sealy
Hempstead
Long Island
Post Office Department
Frank O'Connor
Mitchell Field
Sealy
O'Connor
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce
Woman Mayor Landes Champions Civic Activity in Seattle
Mrs. Bertha K Landes, Seattle mayor, says intelligent citizenship is the ideal for women. Weekly luncheons train Seattle women for civic service as about 1000 attendees discuss civic departments finances and other issues with the mayor as a frequent speaker.
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Seattle
Waste Times
Bertha K. Landes
Landes
Hair Dye Incident Triggers $25,000 Suit in Superior Court
J Robinson, a piano mover, testifies in a suit against L Pearson and Augusta Arntzen alleging a beauty parlor hair dye left him weakened and burned. He claimed his hair changed from light brown to fiery red, causing nervous shock and making him useless at work.
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Los Angeles
Samson
Superior Court
J. Robinson
Robinson
L Pearson
Augusta Arntzen
Liquor Findings Tied to Montreal Boxing Figure Home
Providence reports a blast at Morris Billingkoff known as Young Montreal in Montreal related to liquor in his home. Police and federal agents questioned him about ownership of large quantities of liquor found in the damaged house while a 12 foot square cellar vault remained unopened. The blast was heard block away and shook nearby homes.
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Providence
R. I
Morris Billingkoff
Young Montreal
Crown
Pocatello May See Industrial Advertising Plan Move
A Bannock hotel meeting with about twenty five subscribers approved pushing pledges to an industrial advertising account tied to a Pace company. George W. Wagenseller described a tentative Chicago Pace deal to promote Pocatello as an industrial center via sales work and ads in major papers.
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Community Advertising Fund
Community Industrial Survey
Bannock Hotel
George W. Wagenseller
Anderson Pace Company
Chicago
Pocatello
Pace Company
Industrial Survey
Industrial Commission
Wagenseller
Pace
Gus Spangberg
Lindbergh Tower Proposed for Chicago at 1300 Feet
Edwin Hurley proposes a towering memorial to Charles Lindbergh in Chicago a 1300 foot structure modeled after the Eiffel Tower. The beacon would be visible 300 miles and serve as an airplane beacon costing several million dollars according to Hurley in a letter to Mayor Thompson.
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Chicago
Charles Lindbergh
Edwin Hurley
United States Shipping Board
Eiffel
Hurley
William Hale Thompson
Lovers Quarrel Blamed for double Tragedy Near Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio a lovers quarrel is blamed for the death of Michael A Mclidroit 41 of New Castle Pa. and the self inflicted death of Mrs R B Bryan 30 in her sedan on a lonely road near the city last night Mrs Bryan's husband identified her body and Mclidroit was married with seven children in New Castle
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Youngstown
Ohio
Michael A Mclidroit
New Castle
R. 8. Bryan
Mendrot
Bryan
Plans Rebuild Parts Hurt by Flood Waters
New Orleans June 8 AP plans for reconstructing Louisiana parishes flooded by waters advance as 11 relief committees in as many parishes study damage. Charles I Denchaud relief director directs the assessment to be presented at a Friday conference with Hoover and Red Cross vice chairman James L Fieser. Committees prepared data on farm acreage flooded families affected persons flooded out crop planting work stock losses farming implements and household goods.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Charles I. Denchaud
Scretary Hoover
James L. Fieser
Red Cross
National league game results from Chicago Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
Summary of daily baseball games noting scores and key pitchers. Brooklyn lost to Chicago 9 to 5 in Chicago. New York beat Pittsburgh 8 to 7 in Pittsburgh. Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 5 to 4 in Cincinnati. St Louis beat Philadelphia 7 to 5 in Philadelphia. Detroit defeated Boston 5 to 2 in Boston. Cleveland beat Washington 2 to 1 in Washington.
Shepherd and Pope dispute over McClintock estate
In Chicago on June 6 AP report Isabelle Pope sues William Darling Shepherd alleging he blocked marriage to Billy McClintock’s heir. Pope seeks to fix her interest in the estate as McClintock’s lawful widow.
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Chicago
William
Darling Shepherd
Billy” McClintock
Isabelle Pope
McClintock
Flood control measures on Congress October session plan
Senator Smoot said a special Senate session may open October 1 or 15 to tackle deficit appropriations tax reform and flood control. He predicted swift handling of Smithard Ware contests and a near-term push on farm relief amid a predicted Republican Senate majority and early adjournment.
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Washington
Congress
Smoot
Utah
Coolidge
White House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Smithard Ware
Pickford Sails Paris Divorce in Reporter Incident
Jack Pickford motion picture actor sails to Paris for divorce from Marilyn Miller after incident with reporters in New York. Miller stayed in the United States with her divorce trousseau while Pickford departed with his sister Lottie aboard the Berengaria.
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Jack
Marilyn
Trousseau
New York
Jack Pickford
Berengaria Today
Paris
Marilyn Miller
Miss Miller
Hollywood
Jeck
Lottie
Rain Damages Iowa Crops and Rail Line
Davenport reports show Pleasant Valley onion region hit by a night rain wind storm causing about 200000 in property damage, mostly to crops. A Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul passenger train derailed by a washout but no injuries occurred.
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Davenport
Iowa
Pleasant Valley
Here
Chicago
Milwaukee
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