Dirigibles Won't Be Used In Amundsen Rescue Effort
Washington reports Secretary Wilbur rejects sending either the Los Angeles or Shenandoah to look for Amundsen. He calls the idea a wild goose chase, deeming rescue impractical and perilous due to weather and engine failures. The Los Angeles plans Minnesota flight resumes after repairs. A Paris relief party and Dr. Charcot plan to join the search in July, while MacMillan may initiate a separate naval plan if August finds no word.
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Indian heiress becomes bride in Omaha escape
Earl Gordon, 27, wed 16 year old Maude Lee Mudd of Miami Oklahoma, heiress to about 1.2 million dollars. The pair vanished after the ceremony at Presby institutions, with the mother Suzanne Bomberry and W. J. Wilson securing the license. Police in Omaha and Council Bluffs report no trace as of dawn. Gordon had been involved in a murder trial at Stillwater three years earlier, claiming self defense after Beekman Cobb was shot near the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College campus.
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Lyons Mayor Tate Resigns Amid AP Inquiry
Lyons mayor ree Tate resigns after an AP inquiry questions his conduct. The sudden move comes as officials say he will depart immediately and an interim replacement will be named.
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Still on Duty While Off Shift In Chicago Fire
Fireman Otis Williamson, off duty, heard a fire alarm at the Morton building on 12th street. He located flames on the seventh floor, reached the top floor, and carried two unconscious women down the fire escape to safety before the blaze was extinguished.
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Caged Animals Starving at Idaho Camp
Spokane June 9 AP Forty animals owned by Nell Shipman moving picture actress are starving in cages at Priest Lake Idaho. Animals include twenty five dogs four bears one wildcat one deer several coyotes two wolves an eagle and an owl. They have been on half rations and did not eat Friday and Saturday. Forest official says they cannot be released to forage without scaring game and tourists. He appeals to the public for aid due to no funds to feed them.
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Coolidge Enjoys Pleasant Midwest Trip Before Washington Visit
President Coolidge completed a brief Minnesota stay amid a warm reception and prepared to depart for Washington for two weeks of work before a summer in New England. The train crossed southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois as he waved to crowds and noted crop prospects and prosperity signals from the Northwest. He had no political meetings in Minneapolis Saint Paul and planned to clear business back at the White House before heading to Swampscott, Mass., for the summer White House.
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Three Men Indicted In Mary Pickford Kidnap Plot
Los Angeles on June nine AP. Three men Charles V Stevens Adrian J Woods and Claude A Holcomb indicted by the county grand jury on charges of plotting to kidnap film star Mary Pickford. They were brought into superior court for pleas set for Friday. Defense asks bail reduction from fifty thousand each.
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Cabinet Member is Guest of Pocatello
William M. Jardine, Idaho native and secretary of agriculture, was guest at a Pocatello luncheon hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis at the Hotel Bannock. He then headed to Big Strings by auto to visit J. H. Petersen summer home until June 12 when he will speak at Idaho Falls. Jardine spoke earlier at the state convention of Business and Professional Women.
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Mixed Court One Of Causes Chinese Row
San Francisco reports shift of Chinese civil disorders from Shanghai to Canton with clashes between Olantonese and Yuannanese troops near Canton. Strikes workers return or quit at Shanghai as thousands join the protests. The mixed court at Shanghai becomes a focal point for foreign tensions. Reports say possible troop movements and foreign warship preparations in the Pacific amid unsettled Chinese politics.
President Frazier Must Go Says State Board Chairman
Coeur d'Alene Idaho June 9 AP O R Frasier president Idaho Technical Institute Pocatello will be dismissed at once Taylor president state board of education announced here yesterday after Frasier would not align with the board on developing the institute as a six year or junior college Taylor said dismissal would be immediate The Tribune wired Huntington Taylor who replied noting absence from the city delayed a reply and citing lack of harmony with the board and policy as the reason for removal
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Today’s Games Scores and Line Results Across Major Leagues
Baseball card style recap with scores from games in Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis. Key lines note RHE totals and individual pitcher and batter credits for each matchup.
Andrews Elected President of National Federation of Petagen Pelinan Clubs
Vernog D. Andrews of Linsolh was elected president at the annual convention in Tulan Oklahoma. The meeting named Fong to a convention tym and discussed ongoing federation activities for petgenpelinan clubs across the region.
Shrine Capital to Be Denver National HQ for Shrine
Denver announces that Shrine Capital will become the national headquarters of the Ancient and Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine for North America. The move follows an imperial council decision and the filing of articles of incorporation under Colorado law, shaping the order’s broadened hospital service mission.
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Cabinet Resigns in Nicaragua to Free Press Action
Managua June 9 AP report says Nicaragua’s cabinet resigned to give Press-4 Solorzano a free hand to take action. The move aims to streamline operations and expedite government decisions.
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Canton Gunboat Bribery Shifts Canton Command
Fighting between rival forces over Canton continued with high casualties. A Chinese gunboat commander abandoned his ship after receiving 100000 yuan from Yunnanese leaders. Foreign gunboats arrived as the Bund emptied and air planes circled above the city while the customs house closed and staff moved to the foreign concession.
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Building and Loan Associations Aid 400000 Homes
In Kansas City on June 9 AP reports H Cellarius of Cincinnati stated at the annual meeting of the U B League of Local Building and Loan associations that member groups aided in constructing 400000 homes in the United States during the past year.
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Water users denied extension time nationwide ruling
Washington June 9 AP Commissioner Elwood Mead rejected 892 Idaho water users requests for time extensions on reclamation project payments. Water will be withheld unless paid by July 1 in full or in monthly installments. He criticized the necessity showing as inadequate and noted many extensions would have covered charges dating back to 1920.
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School Chief Under Arrest After Slashing Whippings
East St. Louis Williams Webbster principal G C Williams arrested on a $300 bond for allegedly unlawfully whipping eight year old Gerald Gates and other children with a half inch stick for crossing an unsafe intersection. Gerald and Lorine Gates and siblings suffered red welts. a physician treated them. Williams declined to discuss the case, saying he was trying to correct the children.
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Ireland minister denies famine reports affecting tourism
Dublin June 9 AP Patrick MacGilligan Ireland’s minister of commerce told American newspaper correspondents there is no truth to famine conditions in Ireland. He said renewed famine stories are hurting U S tourist traffic and urged belief in stable conditions.
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Chinese Strike Seen Failing to Generalize in Shanghai
Shanghai authorities predicted the general strike would end tomorrow with dispersal of emergency guards and restoration of normal conditions at the wharf. Thousands of mill workers resumed work after a strike that led the general action, though shipping remained unsettled.
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Weather note from unfolded county issue tonight redrawn
Fragmentary report states a weather fair compacted in portion tonight with rain level in west portion.
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Wan Strike Expands as Seamen Join Walkout Across Lines
Shanghai January 9 AP The strike wave by workers widens as seamen vote to join the movement. About three hundred men on six private coastal and river steamers walk out while other lines report trouble with crews. Ocean vessels mostly untouched but Japanese lines consider replacing Chinese crews. Dock work nearly halted as cargo moves slowly and financing banks and firms close.
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Bolshevists Behind Bolshevists Behind Shanghai Clashes
In Shanghai on June 9 outbreaks involving Chinese students erupted as Bolshevist activity was blamed. Reports say schoolboys were influenced by Bolshevist protectors and police intervened as crowds gathered. Continued on Page Fight.
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Premier Pain leve to Moroco on air trip in June
Paris dispatch reports Premier Pain leve planning an immediate air trip to Morocco with under secretary Laurent Eynee. He will meet governor general Marshall State to discuss the Rif uprising led by Abd-El-Krim and assess French Morocco operations for parliament debate.
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Tribesmen Hit the Left Wing in Morocco
Paris reports from AP that Riffian tribesmen press the French in the Moroccan protectorate with a sharp increase in activity over the last 48 hours. The left wing near Quezzan is under violent attack by the Yebala tribe, signaling a serious escalation.
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