Paris trio reach Atlantic coast but land safely off Spain
In a bold but daring crossing, three French aviators in the Yellow Bird nearly reached French soil after spanning the Atlantic with dwindling fuel. A stowaway, Arthur Schrieber of Portland, Maine, was found aboard, provoking criticism of publicity seeking antics. A separate note covers Farm Bill signing and a mystery murder case at Ohio State, plus Father’s Day observations and a proposed athletic merger in Waterloo.
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Jean Assolant
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Arthur Schrieber
Portland
Schrieber
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Schreiber
Ballan
Associated Press
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Arthur
Rene le Fevre
Aremeno Lotti
Arthur Ischreiber
M. R. Schreiber
Stowaway Grabs Spotlight With Flag
Washington the date is June 15. The article weighs how special session events may affect President Hoover's popularity. It cites Sen. Brockhart's blunt attack as exposing strains in Hoover's relations with Congress and gauges public sentiment across the country toward executive leadership versus congressional resistance. It notes White House efforts to maintain contact with Republican leaders and the tension over the debenture farm plan, while a parallel view from Hoover's intelligence service asserts his standing remains high despite congressional friction.
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Washington
D. C
Jame
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Brockhart
Iowa
Senate
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Congress
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House
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Capitol Hill
Walter H. Newton
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senate Committee On Agriculture
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Republican Party
Washington, D. C
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Nebraska
Curtis
Longworth
Hyde
Department of Agriculture
Dawes Presents Credentials to King George at Windsor
United States Ambassador Charles G. Dawes arrived at Windsor Castle to present credentials to King George and announced a plan to depart for Forres, Scotland, for a private conference with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald. Dawes praised the king as delightful and noted a shift toward closer Anglo American relations. He did not smoke his pipe during the journey.
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United States
Charles G. Dawes
King George
Windsor Castle
Forres
Scotland
Ramsay MacDonald
Windsor
England
U.8
Great Britain
George
Dawes
Arthur Henderson
Mrs. Dawes
Ray Atherton
J. B. Monck
Foreign Office
Olympic
New York
Forbes
Liel
Eng
Aboyel
Waterloo Leads 16 Iowa Cities in May New Buildings
Des Moines June 15 Iowa housing division reports 16 first class cities built 247 new residences in May valued at 1 000 125 Waterloo led with 60 structures contributing nearly one fourth of total. Des Moines had 44 new buildings valued at 253 785 versus Waterloo 192 500. Remodeling fell from last year with 264 structures valued at 118 227 compared with 360 valued at 290 874 a year ago.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Department of Health
Waterloo
Hsb
Trapper Begins Rowboat Trip Down Grand River
Lamont, June 14. J L Richey, a 70 year old veteran trapper and hunter, abandoned modern comforts by tearing the kitchen from his house to build a canvas covered rowboat. He sails down Grand River aiming for nature and possibly Florida, planning to reach the Mississippi by journey's end and live off wild foods.
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J. L. Richey
Altho
Grand River
Florida
Richey
Alfhoe
Carewes May Meet Remarry in Chicago After Divorce
Edwin Carewe and Mary Aiken Carewe, traveling from opposite coasts, neared Chicago where reports say they will remarry. They wed in May 1925 and have two children. divorced in Mexico last year.
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Edwin Carewe
Atlantic Coast
Mary Aiken Carewe
Pacific
Carewes
Mexico
Hoover Cables Congratulations on French Flight
Washington DC June 15 UPI President Hoover sent a message to President Courcergue of France congratulating the French pilots on their North Atlantic flight. The message expressed sincere congratulations and admiration for the aviators and the French people, conveyed through the State Department embassy in Paris.
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UPI
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Courcergue
France
Fiers
North Atlantic
Atlantic
State Department
Paris
Yellow Bird Flight Delayed Repairs Halt Trans Atlantic Crossing
Spanish mechanics found minor engine damage on the Yellow Bird delaying departure to Paris. Repairs at Cazaux near Arcachon will take several hours before the plane resumes its trans Atlantic voyage toward Paris, with a return to the air expected tomorrow.
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Arcachon
Bordeaux
Camillas
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Assolant
Lefevre
Lotti
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Chambre
Atlantic
Schreiber
College professor held after coed murder in Ohio
Columbus police held Marion T. Myers and Prof James H Snack on formal charges after questioning them in the hammer slaying of Ohio State co ed Theora K Hix. Dr James H Snook, veterinary professor, was arrested for questioning and arrived at the station in his blue coupe despite a bandaged hand.
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Theora Hix
Ohio State University
James H. Snook
Miss Hix
Dr. Snook
Columbus, O
Marion T. Myers
State Department of Agriculture
James H. Snack
Ohio State University School of Veterinary Medicine
Columbus
Theora K. Hix
Ohio State
U.R
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State University
Californian Heads Osteo Specialists
Des Moines June 15 U R Osteopathic specialists in eye ear nose throat and digestive tract ailments prepared to end sessions for the thirty third annual international convention of the American osteopathic association opening Monday and continuing through next week Dr T L Ruddy of Los Angeles was elected president of the American Society of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology Dr Ghanning B Ewing Jefferson City was named vice president Dr Eva W Magoon Providence R I was elected secretary treasurer and Dr W Medaris Rockford Ill Dr M Larue Columbus Ohio and Dr L S Larimore Kansas City were named to the board of trustees Last night the specialists took part in the annual play session at the convention.
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American Osteopathic Association
T. L. Ruddy
Los Angeles
Cal
American Society of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology
Ghanning B. Ewing
Jefferson City
Eva W. Magoon
Providence
R. I
Medaris
Rockford
M. Larue
Columbus
L.S. Larimore
Kansas City
Passno elected secretary treasurer of IAI
Des Moines reports Harry J Passno superintendent of the identification department of the state bureau of investigation has been chosen secretary treasurer of the International Association for Identification The organization convention was held at Oakland Cal at its annual meeting
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Des Moines
U.A
Harry J. Passno
State Bureau of Investigation
International Association For Identification
Oakland
Gal
Unlucky golfers swing lands ball 159 yards to cup
Mitchell Vogel of Indianapolis proclaimed himself the world’s most unlucky golfer after a misfire on a local course led to a wild swing. He followed with a better shot to the cup, tallying a two, before continuing play near Anderson Indiana on June 15.
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Anderson
Ind
Mitchell Vogel
Indianapolis
Vogel
Sues Beauty Shop for Burned Scalp in Des Moines
Mildred Hobbs sues a Des Moines beauty parlor for 1000 damages after a permanent wave machine allegedly burned her scalp. The petition claims two burns and a sore, with alibis by an employee denying fault. Also noted: R M McKinder of Dike arrested for drawing and uttering fraudulent checks. bond posted.
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Des Moines
U.R
Mildred Hobbs
Alitha
Mable Seymour
R. M. McKinder
George J. Krelmann
Weather outlook for week across central U S
The forecast from Washington notes a week starting June 17 for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the northern and central Great Plains. Temperatures were expected to run normal or above with rather frequent showers and thunderstorms through much of the period.
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Washington, D. C
China
Mississippi
Missouri
Plage Charge Of Murder Against White In Falls
International Falls Minn June 15 After a secret arraignment Deputy Border Patrolman Emmet J White of the federal customs force faced a second degree murder charge for the killing of Henry Virkula last Saturday as he motored with his family Judge J H Brown dismissed the preliminary manslaughter charge and set the hearing for July 2 Bond was raised from 1500 to 5000 Delay granted for arrival of a Special government attorney to conduct the defense
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White
Brown
United States
Walter Nelson
International Falls
Three Skyliners Fly to Chicago on All-Rail Trip
Three Skyliners arrived in Chicago at 10:25 a.m. daylight time today after an all-rail cross continental journey from Cleveland where the trio boarded a New York train. Among the passengers was Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, former assistant United States attorney General, traveling to Los Angeles, her former home, after resigning to join Universal Aircrafts corporation.
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Chicago
Skyliners
Cleveland
New York
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United States Attorney General
Universal Aircrafts Corporation
Los Angeles
Big Liners Scrape in Plymouth Harbor
In Plymouth harbor today the Cunard liners Carmania and American Banker touched sides but sustained no damage. Carmania, with 800 passengers, was arriving from New York. American Banker was en route to London. Separately, Lake View Bank and Farmers Bank of Lake View announced a consolidation to operate as the Farmers Bank of Lake View.
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England
New York
London
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Lake View State Bank
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Courier delivery deadline and paper reissue notice
The note states home delivery before 5 30 pslack and if missed due to carrier error or other cause, call 5100 for a replacement. Phone requests must reach the office before 6 39 p m.
Hoover signs farm relief bill amid debate on farm board
Des Moines and Washington report Hoover signed the farm relief bill placing 600 million dollars under federal farm board supervision to stabilize crops. The bill creates a nine member board, eight appointed by the president with the agriculture secretary as the ninth, and appoints new cooperative marketing structures to curb surpluses while tariff questions remain in the Senate. Powerful figures like Frank Lowden and Julius Barnes are discussed as potential farm board chairmen, with speculation over salaries and leadership.
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Senate
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Theso Houses
Capitol
White House
Federal Farm Board
International News Service
Washington, D. C
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Frank Lowden
Illinois
Julius H. Barnes
New York
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Ford
Kan
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