Fishermen report sighting plane near Bear Island in Amundsen search
Fishermen returning from Bear Island claim a low flying plane seen on June 18 about 24 miles northwest of Bear Island. Officials question locals as potential link to the Amundsen party and the Italian seaplane Italia. Weather hampers search while other rescue efforts continue along Spitzbergen and north of Grand Island.
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Governor Hardman Examines Condemned Man in Jail
Atlanta June 30 Governor L G Hardman temporarily returned to medicine to examine Harold Hammond condemned to die Friday for the murder of Mrs Lottie Bell Ingram He and his secretary visited Fulton county jail and stayed an hour with the prisoner The examination followed promises to consider clemency and report his findings
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Atlanta
L. G. Hardman
Harold Hammond
Lottie Bell Ingram
Fulton County
Hammond
Love Match To End In Court A Foreseen Forever
Jeanne En cells sues for divorce in Superior Court to dissolve a marriage to Edward Harris Coy once celebrated as a lasting romance. The filing follows a failed match once linked to Stanford and Yale era rivalries.
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Chicago
Jeanne Encels
Superior Court
Edward Harris Coy
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Four Schooners Enter Golden Cup Race From Ambrose Light
Four staunch schooners start a 3055 mile race from Ambrose Light to Spain for the Golden Cup. The Nina Pinta and Isabella names echo 15th century voyages. Isabella carries Mrs. William Roos as deckhand, possibly first woman on an ocean going schooner crew. Mohawk is owned by Dudley F. Wolfe of Boston. The voyage begins at noon with weeks of hard sailing ahead and port to port races planned after arrival in Spain.
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New York
Ambrose Light
Queen Victoria
Spain
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William Roos
Dudley F. Wolfe
Boston
Skeleton history of Governor Alfred E. Smith
Albany June 29 Following is a skeletal history of Governor Alfred E. Smith the new Democratic nominee Born December 30 1873 in the shadow of Brooklyn Bridge Youth left school to support his widowed mother News boy oil factory office boy and clerk in the Fulton Fish Market Relaxation was amateur theatricals In politics he came under Tom Foley Tammany leader and was given a job in the commissioner of jurors office Married in 1900 to Katherine Dunn of New York on a salary of 75 a month They have five children and a happy family life No first elective office elected to the state assembly in 1903 and served to 1915 Other elective offices Sheriff of New York County president of the New York City board of aldermen Governor of New York four times His only defeat was to Nathan L. Miller for governor in 1920 Religion Roman Catholic
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Tammany
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New York
State Assembly
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New York City
Nathan L. Miller
New Orleans Cotton Shows Final Rally Near Top
Cotton prices opened higher on expectations of weekend showers, then eased as shorts covered and trade bought near new highs. The market closed very steady with a 17 to 18 point net rise as deliveries reached top levels.
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New Orleans
Actress Alleges Cruelty by Husband in 1926 and 1927
The article details a football star's wife filing for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. She cites January 15, 1926, when her husband allegedly attacked her and mistreated her, and November 4, 1927, his face injury with a fist at their separation. The pair wed three years earlier in a love match she said would last.
Hostesses of New York night clubs held under bonds
Texas Guinan and Helen Morgan, famed night club hostesses, were held on $1,000 bail on charges of maintaining nuisances after raids sweep across 19 Broadway clubs. They pleaded not guilty, saying they merely hosted and had no role in liquor sales.
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Texas Guinan
Helen Morgan
United States
Cotter
Broadway
Miss Morgan
Miss Guinan
Volvox Eyes Revealed by Johns Hopkins Zoologist
Dr O Mast of Johns Hopkins, after years of study, reports the Volvox eyes are tiny cups with a lens at the mouth, 0.01 to 0.03 millimeters wide, helping light-directed movement. The organism is a simple, partially plant, partially animal colony about one millimeter in diameter.
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Baltimore
O. Mast
Johns Hopkins University
Mast
New Orleans Spot Cotton Close Quiet Up 17 Points
New Orleans spot cotton closed quiet up 17 points. Sales 397, low middling 21.90, middling 23.80, good middling 23.20, receipts 2,536, stock 210 865.
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New Orleans
Markets at a Glance New York and Chicago Brief
New York stocks were irregular while bonds stayed quiet. Foreign exchanges mixed. Cotton rose while sugar and coffee markets observed a holiday. Chicago wheat stayed firm on large foreign purchases. corn showed easy, bearish crop estimates. Cattle and hogs remained steady.
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Market report from Swift & Company on hogs and cotton seed oil
Corrected daily market note from Swift & Company Moultrie Ga. lists hog prices with No 1 and No 2 packer hogs and roughs and provides cotton seed oil quotes from New Orleans for June 30. Prices show steady cotton seed oil with prime summer yellow at 9.75 and futures around 9.89 to 10.15 across months.
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Swift & Company
Moultrie
New York Cotton Seed Oil Prices and Sales
Cotton seed oil prices in New York on June 30 closed dull with multiple contract quotes. Prime summer yellow 10.30, prime crude 8.8744 9.25, January 11.03, February 11.00, July 10.30, August 10.60, September 10.77, October 10.90, November 10.90, December 11.00. Volume reported at 500.
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New York
Cotton Seed Oil
Liverpool Cotton Spot Prices and Futures
Liverpool spot cotton quiet with prices eased. American grades steady to firmer across the board. Sales 2,000 bales, receipts 17,060 with 10,300 American. Futures closed firm with July 11.94, Oct 11.78, Jan 11.66, Mar 11.62, May 11.58.
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Liverpool
Chicago Grain and Dairy Prices Reported for June 30
Wheat No 1 northern spring 1.39% and No 1 mixed 1.44% in Chicago grain markets. Corn No 3 mixed 1.01 1.03 and No 2 white 1.05% with oats and barley listed. Butter steady, eggs lower with firsts 28 and ordinary firsts 26 27. New York poultry prices bid for alive and dressed birds with express broilers 25 45 and fowls 20 28.
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Poultry Alive
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
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