Earhart Celebrated as She Arrives in Southampton
Amelia Earhart, the pioneering aviator, arrived in Southampton aboard the Friendship after completing the trans Atlantic crossing. The welcome included two escort planes, cheering crowds, and a municipal reception led by Mayor Mrs. Welsh.
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Burry Port
Wales
Wuilmer Stultz
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Barry Port
Amelia Earhart
Boston
Miss Earhart
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H KH Raley
Te Imperiel Airways
Miss Farhart
Imperial Airways Dock
JM. Wels
Welsh
Italian Flier Fails To Locate Nobile Party
Major Maddalena of Italy failed in aerial search for General Nobile and five companions at North East of Spitsbergen. He returned to King's Bay with a Savoia Marchetti 55 after unsuccessful recon missions. A radio equipped rescue effort with gasoline, smoke guns and medicines will be prepared for a new expedition when weather and loading allow.
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King’s Bay
Spitsbergen
Pmmge
King's Bay
Bragemma
North Cape
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Luetson
Bese
Cages
Ritchie Quits Bourbon Race and Backs Smith for President
June 19 AP Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland withdraws from the presidential field citing Democratic unity behind Governor Smith of New York. He endorses Smith, rejects a vice presidency, and praises Smith as the best chance to win.
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Altimore
Smith
New York
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Marylaader
Cniertacn
Richie
Marlend
Choice of Hoover Seen Opening of New Regime
William L. Cannon aged 68 and Mrs Maude R. Manson aged 60 wed after years apart and earlier engagements. They had both married others since 4 years ago engagement was broken and final vows followed a renewed connection in Chicago.
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Hoover
Chicago
William L. Cannon
Maude R. Manson
Soth
Cannon
Manson
Hoover as organizer reshapes Republican leadership, Sullivan argues
Washington dispatch notes Ralph Williams of Oregon praising Hoover as an outstanding leader who dominates the convention and party at every stage. The piece compares Hoover’s rise to Woodrow Wilson’s and suggests the revolution in the party may be permanent if Hoover wins and serves.
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Washington
Ralph Williams
Oregon
Republican National Committee
Wi Nams
Hoovers
Roosevelt
Kansas City
Friends of Woodrow “Sson
Republican Party
Wilson
Democratic Party
Hoover
President Coolidge Secluded at Brule River Vacation
AP reporters at Cedar Island Lodge found little news of President Coolidge s activities during four days in the north woods. The president may or may not go into his executive offices at Superior tomorrow while secret service guards and weather hindered reporters efforts to obtain details.
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Coolidge
Narth Woods
White House
Cedar Island Lodge
Superior
Associated Press
Secret Service
Sue
Brule River
Come
Untitled report on a fatal track motor incident
A report notes a fatal incident involving a track motor and an individual named Tony. The text is garbled but indicates a life loss connected to a motor device during a track setting. No clear location date or full affiliations are provided.
Sugar Quakes Damage Mindoro Sugar Estates
Philippine earthquakes near San Jose Mindoro province damaged sugar estates in late Wednesday night and early Thursday morning. No casualties reported though quakes were felt in Manila with minor impact. Estimated damage around 62.35 million pesos.
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Philippine Constabulary
San Jose
Mindoro
Here
Four questioned in Van Nuys murder of Chicago druggist
Police in Van Nuys questioned four witnesses as they investigate the shooting death of John I Gish wealthy retired Chicago druggist found shot near his car in front of a residence. A man was reported seen fleeing in a nearby car after the slaying as officers pursue leads.
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Los Angeles
Polliss
John I. Gish
Chicago
Krupp
Giab
California Club
Investi
Navy and Cornell push to wire finish in three mile race
Junior Navy and Cornell runners dominated the three mile intermediate race, finishing in a near dead heat after a final blazing spurt. Washington nosed out Syracuse as Columbia placed fifth and Pennsylvania faded. Admiral Samuel S. Robinson assumed command as superintendent of the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis in ceremonies. Rear Admiral Louis McNulton to command a battle fleet division with West Virginia as flagship on the Pacific coast June 26.
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Cornell
Nevy
Washington
Syracuse
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Postponed Boston at New York doubleheader set for tomorrow
読 Two twin bill games moved due to weather. First game reports Brooklyn 104 130 601 13 2 at Philadelphia 510 001 202 11 15 2 Deterry Benge McGraw Willoughby Schulte Lerain. Second game lines show Bresklyn Philadelphia and St Louis Cincinnati matchups. Washington and Detroit games also noted as delayed or called.
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Deterry
Benge
McGraw Willoughby
Schulte
Lerain
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Callegrain
Rotary Larg Program Poised for World Usefulness
Rotary International President Arthur H. Sapp told the nineteenth annual convention in Minneapolis that Rotary has grown into a program of world usefulness. He praised service through education and boys and crippled children work, noting the society includes rulers and leaders and has gained 100000 members in ten years as clubs expanded sevenfold. Memorial services by Paul P. Barris and Dr Wilhelm Cuno and officer reports completed the program.
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Minneapolis
Rotary
Arthur H. Sapp
Huntington
Ind
Rotary International
Paul P. Barris
Chicago
Wilhelm Cuno
Germany
President to Touch Button Opening Park
Yellowstone National Park opens for the season with a ceremonial gate release in Wet Yellowstone. President Coolidge will press the button amid public officials, governors, and judges, followed by a Yellowstone special train carrying notable guests and Union Pacific officials to Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Coolidge
Wes and Tourtete
Frank C. Emerson
Wyoming
L. L. Gelloway
Montana Supreme Court
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Union Pacific
George H. Dern
Utan
Carl R. Gray
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Flood danger eased along Mississippi River levees
Flood danger lessens in Tennessee and Arkansas as hundreds work on levees near the White River and St Francis River junction. Crews reinforce weak embankments strained by recent floods while the Mississippi segment receives attention.
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Tenn
Arkaness
White
St. Francis
Milestaigot
Formas Gugumben
Tomas Gese
Gonger
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