Swedish Ace Lands on Ice to Rescue Leader
General Umberto Nobile, aboard the Citta di Milano at Virgo Bay, recovers from injuries from the Italia crash on the Folar ice cap. He aided in the search for missing crew as a Swedish relief plane and Lt Lundborg helped rescue Nobile, with plans to continue the search under his direction. Members still missing include three crewmen. a landing near Nobile’s camp enabled an Italian rescue plane to take off with injured Nobile, leaving five crew members stranded.
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Citta di Milano
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Lundborg
Nobile
Italia
Foyneland
Mitte
Alfredo V.¢. Prosser
Betounek
Giuseppe Filippe Trojame
Nataleett
Copenhagen
Oslo
Ceccioni
Representatives draft plank for convention on enforcement of Prohibition
Representatives of 31 national organizations drafted a plank for the resolutions committee of the convention calling for a program of vigorous enforcement of the eighteenth amendment. The draft aims to strengthen federal and local actions to uphold prohibition and curtail illegal activity. The report appears in a June 25 AP dispatch, referencing coverage on page eight.
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Boyston
Mead Confers on Utah Water Usage
Mead discusses Utah water usage and reclamation questions with officials noting ongoing project needs and potential inspection limits. The department may face constraints in conducting extensive inquiries into the Utah dam and reclamation project.
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MEAD
Utah
Night Sessions Set for Bourbons Meet
Houston date June 25 AP reports the Democratic National Convention convenes at noon tomorrow after committee makeup is delivered, with a keynote address planned during the session.
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Houston
Tex
Smith moves toward Democratic convention leadership
Gov Smith supporters press toward the Democratic national convention as delegates rally behind the New Yorker. Prohibition voices and Missouri figure Benatar Reed prompt debate on the eighteenth amendment while Evans Woolen remains a possible running mate contender.
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Smith
Evans Woolen
Indiana
Benatar Reed
Missouri
Miesourtian
Agen
Death of Senator Gooding Casts Idaho In Mourning
Boise flags fly at half mast after the death of Senator Frank R. Gooding. Governor Baldridge issues a statement praising his lifelong service to Idaho, noting his early governorship and long United States Senate tenure. The state mourns a dedicated leader whose work supported Idaho’s upbuilding and development.
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Baldridge
Boise
Frank R. Gooding
H. C. Baldridge
Idaho
Sen. Gooding
Nuotion
United States Senate
Union Pacific Clerks Granted Higher Wages
The U S board of mediation announced wage increases for Union Pacific railroad clerks and freight handlers in 1880. The adjustments include four and five cent hourly raises, affecting workers in St Paul and other settlements, with details released over the weekend.
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Union Pacific
Chicago
Union Pacific Railroad
U. S
St. Paul
Mrs Ross to Speak for Smith at Democratic Convention
Mrs Mellie Tayloe Ross former governor of Wyoming will deliver a seconding speech for Governor Smith when his name is placed before the Democratic convention for the presidential nomination. Her remarks will come from the dry side of the house and reflect a consistently dry record despite some leaders of the dry forces labeling her as weak.
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Houston
Mellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Smith
Ross
Resigns Utah Post as State Official
David HB. Madeen resigned today as a state official to become superintendent of a refuge on Bear River. The notice, dated June 26, comes from the AP report on the Utah post reshuffle.
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Galt Laks City
David HB. Madeen
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Geme
Stra
Bear River
Shaver Leads Dry Fight at Democratic Convention
Mrs. Clem L. Shaver, wife of the DNC chairman, declared the wet dry split must end in a finish fight as she spoke to the National Woman's Committee for Law Enforcement in Houston. Josephus Daniels pledged a death fight for a rigid dry plank, backing Daniel Roper’s anti Smith coalition in the Southern states. In Wichita, stock broker Cornell Lareen was shot by a disgruntled customer during an argument over stock margins.
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Clem L. Shaver
Democratic National Committee
National Woman's Committee For Law Enforcement
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Shaver
Democratic Party
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Bird
Texas
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South Carolina
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Hull
Tennessee
King
Utah
Wichita. Kan
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Strandburg- McGreevy and Company
Lareen
Clarence J. Foy
Utah Delegation Backs Senator King for VP Nomination
Utah lawmakers William W Ray Delbert M Draper announce Utah will back Senator King for the Democratic vice presidential nomination. King arrives in Houston seeking platform reform and farm relief while urging strict anti trust enforcement and stronger prohibition enforcement.
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Milo M. Thompson
Houston
Hexas
William H. King
Utah
William W Ray
Delbert M Draper
Salt Lake City
Senator King
Himmself
Ray
Milby
William J Heljoram
ZR. Golding
Price
W. W. Ray
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Richfield
Order of Business
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Ogden
Smith
King
United States
Reed
Missouri
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
BruppPuis
Senate
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Kanser
Kng
Lamar Hotel
Republian
Utah Solon
Democratic Party
Death of Idaho Senator Frank R Gooding Evokes Coolidge Condolences
President Coolidge sent his condolences on the death of Idaho Senator Frank R Gooding. The note honors his loyal public service, westward rise from homesteader to governor and U.S. senator, and his birthplace in England before settling in Idaho.
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Wis
Coolidge
Frank R Gooding
Idaho
Senator Gooding
Idaho Bourbon Factions Clash at Democratic Delegation Meet
Idaho Democrats split into factions at the Blackfoot convention last April as the state delegation to the national gathering convened at the Rice hotel. Former Governor Janes W. Hawley withdrew after nomination for delegation chairman, leaving Chapman White and C B Wilson to lead. Committee appointments rest with Chapman with possible roles for Dillingham and Wileman. Delegates plan two headquarters as a unity effort continues for Smith while preparing for a possible vice presidential nominee. Also reported a body found in Boils with details of discovery and coroner call.
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Thompson Houston
Texas
Idaho
Blackfoot
Rice Hotel
Janes W. Hawley
Chapman - Walker - Dillingham - Wilson
Smith
Galveston
Gulf
Hawley
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