Hunter Brothers Aim To Keep Plane Airborne Through Fourth Of July
Illinois farmers turned pilots John and Kenneth Hunter push the City of Chicago, a Stinson Detroiter, toward a 23 day nonstop flight at Sky Harbor near Chicago. The brothers, ground crew Walter and Albert, and sister Irene provide fuel, food, and morale as public crowds watch the endurance record climb beyond 420 hours toward the Fourth of July goal.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Stinson-Detroiter
Wright
Jersey
Hunter Boys
Cc. S.T
Band of gunmen raid Chicago liquor warehouse in Capone ties
At a Chicago government warehouse fifteen gunmen held control for three hours and carried out about three truckloads of liquor valued over 200000 dollars. Bonded whiskey from Jacksonville was among the stock seized. federal agents investigate Capone gang involvement. Night watchman Paul Perry was bound and gagged.
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Jacksonville
Fla
al Capone
Capone
Paul Perry
Perry
Prohibition
Kingsford Smith and crew greet Hoover after transatlantic flight
The Southern Cross team including Charles Kingsford Smith and J. W. Stannage land at Bolling Field and are received in the White House blue room by President Hoover. Attending dignitaries include Athony Fokker Bernt Blacen Eddie Rickenbacker and Sir Ronald Lindsay.
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Atlantic
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White House
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South Pole
Eddie Rickenbacker
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Army
Navy
Ronald Lindsay
J. Patrick Saul
Wm. J. B. MacAulay
Irish Free State
Hvart van Dyk
J. H. van Royen
Netherlands
Kingsford- Smith
J. W. Stannage
South Africa
Senate
Kaiser Not Responsible For World War Bigelow
Poultney Bigelow, American historian, says an international court martial could determine if Kaiser Wilhelm II started the 1914 war. After three days at Doorn, he concludes Russia and England bore blame, and Wilhelm, though exiled, would resume the throne if duty required.
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Wilhelm
Doorn Holland
Russia
England
Doorn
Wilhelm II
Germany
McKinley
Maine
Jefferson Davis
Kaiser
Deaths From South Automobile Crashes Rise Across States
Eleven people die in Sunday crashes across Georgia Arkansas Tennessee and Maryland and more are injured. Victims include G W Beck and A H Shealey near Douglasville Georgia and 17 year old Wilbur Drake in Grantsville along with Walter Adcock. Other fatalities include Mrs F Erwin in Chattanooga and Dawson Mills captain elect of Johns Hopkins near Baltimore.
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G. W. Beck
A. H. Shealey
Douglasville
Wilbur Drake
Walter Adcock
Grantsville
Hubert Craig
Little Rock
Andra Powell
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Camden
Tenn
R. D. Scott
Memphis
Armed Citizens Hunt Former Bolivian President in La Paz
In La Paz armed citizens patrolled near the Brazilian and German legations to block the escape of Dr Hernando Siles and General Hans Kundt who sought diplomatic shelter amid Bolivia's revolt. Large crowds gathered before embassies while authorities urged calm and allowed refugee departures.
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LA Paz
Hernando Silee
Hans Kundt
Siles-Kundt
Carlos Blanco Galindo
Oscar Marica Pando
Weather forecast for Southeast states shows unsettled pattern ahead
South Carolina expects partly cloudy skies with showers in the northwest tonight or Tuesday and light southeast to south winds. Georgia sees partly cloudy conditions with local thundershowers in the north tonight and Tuesday, warmer in the north portion and light southeast to south winds. Florida remains mostly fair tonight with local thundershowers Tuesday and moderate southeast winds. Alabama notes unclear details as text ends.
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Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Law of New York One Step in Right Direction Says Roosevelt
Governor Roosevelt of New York told a national governors conference that unemployment insurance is essential to counter job loss. He warned against turning old age security into a dole and urged a funded system with worker and employer contributions. He criticized the theory of perpetual high wages and called for realistic policies to curb unemployment.
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Associated Press
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New York City
City of New York
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Fred Meltcholr
Roosevelt Field
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Mre
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Melcholr
Law of
New York
Salt Lake City
Utah
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Governors’ Conference
United States
Roosevelt
Washington
Qualifying Round Opens for Glen Arven Fourth of July Golf
Entries fill Glen Arven Country Club for the twelfth annual Fourth of July tournament with enough players for five flights of sixteen. Medalist honors qualify for flight ranks as 18 holes set. Max Oliver of Valdosta returns to defend Piney Woods title while Bill Oliver misses due to illness. Scottie Beverly’s attendance is uncertain as he travels east. A club dance for members and guests follows tomorrow night at ten.
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Glen Arven Country Club
Max Oliver
Valdosta
Piney Woods
Bill Oliver
Olivers
Scottie Beverly
Thomasville
Chicago Gang Wars Deepens After Lingle Slaying
Chicago faces a fresh gang killing as authorities probe the Jake Lingle case. Michale Gallichio, a west side beer runner for Red Bolton’s gang, was found shot nine times on a highway near the city, a nickel clenched in his hand. Police tie the act to gangland revenge. fingerprints identify the body as Gallichio, not Red Forsythe or Frankie Foster. The Tribune editorializes that Lingle’s finances and ties to crime emerge as motive, reshaping perceptions of the slain reporter.
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Chicago
Jake Lingle
Lingle
Michale Gallighio
West Side
Joseph “Red” Bolton
Gallichio
Chicago Tribune
Red” Forsythe
Frankie Foster
al Capone
Alfred Lingle
Tribune
The
Linge
the Tribune
Robert M. Lee
Armies Withdraw From Rhineland After Armistice
In June 30 dispatch from Mainz reports the French army leaving the Rhineland. occupation forces recede as payment schemes and the Young Plan shift German reparations to a long term settlement. Halting evacuations reduce Allied troops to about 25,000.
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Rhineland
Territoy
Rhine
Bank For International Settlements
Reparations Commission
Raymond Poincare
Ruhr
Rhode Island
France
Krupp von Bohlen
Thyssen
Boycott Week Begins Against British Goods in Bombay
Rain dampens early enthusiasm as Congress volunteers march in anti-British protest. Demonstrations include shop boycotts and chalked slogans. Pandit Motilal Nehru and Syed Mahmud are arrested in Allahabad. session of the All-India National Congress working committee deemed unlawful. Vallabhbhai Patel nominated to lead the Congress.
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Congress
Pandit Motilal Nehru
All- India National Congress
Allahabad
Syed Mahmud
National Congress Working Committee
Pandit
Vallabhai Patel
Legislative Assembly
all-India National Congress
Plan Fixes Payments Total in Gold Marks
A young plan sets fixed payments with a calculated present value around 37.9 billion gold marks at the time, outlining long term obligations and financial terms. The document details valuation methods and projected obligations for the involved parties.
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Jake) Lingle
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