Byrd plane prep for France hop off as weather clears
Roosevelt Field set to move the tri motor America to the runway for a 4 A.M. hop toward France if conditions allow. Commander Byrd notes improving weather but cautions arrival time remains uncertain. In Medford Ray and Roy D Autremont plead guilty to the Siskiyou train holdup, confessing and receiving life. jury later recommends life term.
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Roosevelt Field
New York
America
France
Richard E. Byrd
Colored posse pursues accused attacker in Morgantown case
Hundreds of Black residents joined a search for Broadus Miller, charged in the fatal attack on 15 year old Gladys Kincaid. About 2000 people surrounded wooded areas while National Guard units patrolled Morgantown and the county jail held Will Berry, said to have aided the escape.
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Morgantown
N. C
Broadus Miller
Miller
State National Guard
Will Berry
Milier
Gladys Kincaid
Chamberlin Refuses Beer Return Flight in Vienna
Clarence D. Chamberlin, American transatlantic flyer, refused a stein of cold beer on landing in Vienna from Budapest. Officials said the refusal followed reports that Munich and Vienna breweries had published false testimonials about their products.
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Vienna
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Budapest
Munich
Flood Threatens Lower Rio Grande Valley Damages Reported
Brownsville Texas June 23 AP The lower Rio Grande valley faced flood danger after torrential Texas and Mexican rainfall. Ca margo Tamaulipas Mexico suffered heavy damage with the town partly inundated by a 35 foot rise in the San Juan river. Rail lines and highways washed out as flood control gates were set to protect Hidalgo Texas. Rio Grande City logged the heaviest rainfall in over a year with several sites recording three to five inches.
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Brownsville
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Camargo
Tamalpais
Mexico
San Juan River
Hidalgo
Rio Grande City
Congress to act on Boulder Canyon dam project
Rapid City June 23 Congressman Tilson Republican house leader said the next session of congress will act on the Boulder canyon dam project after he rode to Rapid City with President Coolidge from the state game lodge. Rapid City June 23 Governor General Leonard Wood of the Philippines arrived at the summer White House reporting two broken ribs from a ship accident and another in a car crash. He plans to return to his post in September.
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Rapid City
Boulder Canyon
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
House
Coolidge
S. C
Leonard Wood
Philippines
White House
President Coolidge
Wood
H. B. Reed
Internes expelled at New York Hospital amid assault charges
Six suspended internes at King's County Hospital in Brooklyn are to be kept from the premises as charges of assault involving three Jewish associates are pursued in magistrate court. Counsel for plaintiffs offered to drop charges if the interns resign, while a Rabbinical inquiry cites anti Semitic hints from the hospital superintendent.
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New York
King’s County Hospital
Brooklyn
Public Welfare
Louis M. Gross
Mortimer D. Jones
Hyrum A. Solway
Edward Katiskee
Louis Borow
Dempsey and Sharkey Agree to July 21 Bout at Stadium
New York June 23 AP reports Jack Dempsey and Jack Sharkey signed a 15 round title bout at the Stadium for July 21. Dempsey to receive 27 1 4 percent of receipts and Sharkey 22 percent under the contract. They posted appearance forfeits of 2506 dollars.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Dempsey
Sharkey
Farmer Gilbreath Kills Defendant in Oklahoma Courtroom
In Duncan Oklahoma Arch Gilbreath shot and killed B F Cox during jury selection after Cox was charged with murdering the man’s daughter. Gilbreath declared insanity was Coxs defense. He was released on 10000 bond and trial date set for October 3.
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Duncan
Okla
B. F. Cox
Arch Gilbreath
Seaplane catapult on Ile de France plans future landings
New York June 23 cablegram from the Ile de France reports a novel plan to launch seaplanes from the liner’s deck to deliver passengers to U S and Canadian seaboard cities. The planes will be part of regular equipment but added after several voyages.
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New York
de France
Atlantic Ocean
Ile de France
America
Grand Banks
United States
Canada
Ten terrorists shot and 19 captured after raid across frontier
A Kiev dispatch to Pravda reports that ten terrorists named Kobilinski Garas, part of a band operating along the Polish frontier, were shot and 19 prisoners taken. They are charged with attacking Soviet officials and looting villages during border raids.
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Moscow
Two Policemen Kill Auto Thief in Chicago Shootout
In a north side alley clash, two Chicago policemen Sergeant Thomas Kehoe and Officer James Farley shot and killed auto thief Dan Leathers after seven rounds, six hitting their target. A mystery girl fled in horror as the gunfire ended.
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Chicago
Thomas Kehoe
James Farley
Dan Leathers
Pontiac, Reformatory
First You Tell Em Then You Sell Em
Omaha observers report Frend W. Anderson of Cozad Nebraska urges grocers to spend at least two percent of gross receipts on advertising in 1927. He says advertising can change breakfast automobile or home and credits planned campaigns for his store's annual $300000 business. Officers to be elected today.
Plan to thaw frozen assets aims at Northwest land revival
Western banks plan a $25 million land financing corporation to resell foreclosed properties in Minnesota North and South Dakota and Montana. A conference in St Paul will propose central listing, appraisal and sale processes with capital for long term farmer purchases to revive confidence and liquidate banks paralyzed by distressed land mortgages.
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St. Paul, Minn
M Northwest-Mortgate
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
The
Dakotas
Christenson
Bucina
South
Chinese judge plans execute at Ningpo amid anti British boycott
A Reuters report from Ningpo in Chekiang notes a nationalist general Yen Hu arriving with 200 guards and 12 executioners to deal with local communists over the weekend. A strong anti British boycott disrupts the port as merchants report heightened tensions and a ban on handling British cargoes appears. In Vienna, Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine left for Prague at 4:30 PM today May 23.
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Yen Hu
Shanghai
Ningpo
Vienna
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Prague
Pons-Winnecke Comet Visible Across Night Sky
Chicago observers reported the Pons-Winnecke comet visible to the naked eye near Vega. It travels eastward about a million miles per day and will appear larger than the full moon at its nearest approach in coming days.
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Chicago
Bannocks Assured Berth For Remainder of Season
Lisbon June 23 AP Nine persons accused of involvement in last Februarys revolution felled by fighting have been found guilty and await punishment. Seven others were acquitted. Peoria IL June 23 AP Nonstop flight from San Francisco to Honolulu to be attempted by C W Parkhurst and Ralph C Lowes Jr in an Illinois made plane. Parkhurst a stunt and commercial flyer with 1800 hours.
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Lisbon
Peoria
San Francisco
Honolulu
C. W. Parkhurst
Ralph C. Lowes, Jr
Parkhurst
Cosgrave Re-elected President by Free State Council
Dublin June 23 AP Cosgrave was renominated and re-elected president of the Free State executive council at the first session. The assembly met without Eamon de Valera and Fianna Fail deputies who refused the oath of allegiance to the king.
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Dublin
Ireland
William T. Cosgrave
Free State Executive Council
Dateerren
Ths
Eamon de Valera
Fianna Fall
Gehrig homers lead Yankees over Red Sox 11 to 4
Lou Gehrig hit three home runs as the Yankees beat the Red Sox 11 to 4. He moved within one homer of tying the major league single game record, bringing his season total to 21.
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Boston
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Red Sox
Bob Lowe
Boston Nationals
Ed Delahanty
Philadelphia Nations
Gehrig
Convicts Draw Oats Intended for the Mules
Huntsville Texas June 23 AP with 11 of 35 escapees recaptured guards and volunteers tracked bloodhounds through Trinity river bottoms. The group returned mud spattered reporting hours in gumbo soil. Eleven were found within five miles of the farm unarmed and unnamed leaders. a second farm break in ten days followed by another mass escape of over twenty Mexicans.
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Huntsville
Tex
Ferguson
Here
Trinity River
Baseball Scores From Today’s National League Games
In a slate of doubleheaders city matchups produced varied results. New York swept Boston 11 to 6 in the opener while Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 4 to 1 in the nightcap at home. Philadelphia then routed Brooklyn 34 to 17 in the second game, with Marberry and Ruel contributing for the Phillies. Detroit edged Chicago 6 to 5 as Stoner and Woodall worked for the Cubs. Washington defeated Philadelphia 9 to 4, and Detroit suffered a 6 to 1 loss to Chicago in another pairing.
Pocatello Beats Logan in Utah-Idaho League Tilt
In Pocatello the Bannocks overcome Logan 3 to 2 after a seventh inning rally. Logan scored twice in the sixth on a sequence of hits, singles and a double. Castelli walked, Berger tripled, and O Connell singled to supply the decisive scoring.
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Bannocks
Castelli
Berger
O'Connel
Pocatello
Chinese rebel marshal issues ultimatum to Hankow adviser
Shanghai June 23 AP reports Marshal Feng Yu-Hsiang in command of the northern expedition has demanded Michael Bordin withdraw from China at once and sever ties with the Hankow regime where he has served as adviser.
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Shanghai
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Hankow
Michael Borodin
China
D Autremont twins to confess in 1923 train killings
Medford Oregon district attorney says Ray and Roy D Autremont will confess to the murder charges connected with the 1923 Southern Pacific train robbery in the Siskiyou mountains. Hugh D Autremont, convicted days earlier of killing Coyle O Johnson, is said to have killed all three trainmen and a mail clerk in the same incident. The twins were moved from Jacksonville jail to the courtroom for arraignment.
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Medford
Ore
Newton W. Chaney
Ray
Roy D‘autremont
Steubenville
Ohio
Chaney
Hugh D’autremont
Coyle O. Johnson
Southern Pacific
Dautremont Twins
Jacksonville
Siskiyou Mountains
Trawler Surge sinks after collision off Cape Cod coast
Three Surge crewmen are missing and believed drowned after a beam trawler from Boston sank in fog following a collision with the Clyde Tine steamer Ozark five miles off Cape Cod. Nineteen were rescued. Ozark was damaged and beached near Pamet river coast guard station, with two rescued men injured.
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Truro
Mass
Surge
Bay State Fishing Company of
Boston
Ozark
Cape Cod
Pamet River Coast Guard
Anderson
Jacksonville
Pamet River Coast
Butler in China predicts nationalist advance northward
Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler, commander of American marine forces in China, said in Shanghai that invading nationalists are expected to reach the Peking Tientsin region between July 1 and 15. Butler arrived aboard the U S S Richmond from Peking and will return north soon.
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Shanghai
Peking
Tientsin
Smedley D. Butler
Associated Press
Butler
China
U. S. S. Richmond
Prince of Wales Birthday Feted With Flags Across London
Government buildings and West End clubs flew flags to mark the 33rd birthday of the Prince of Wales. The celebration followed the traditional public recognition of the monarch and heir, with no further public observances reported.
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London
West End
Prince of Wales
Fourth of July Travel Safety Insurance Notice
Prepare for your holiday outing with the Pocatello Tribune travel accident policy. Holiday accidents rise yearly. others may act carelessly. Mail your application now before tomorrow may be too late.
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Pocatello Tribune
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