Special Train of Eight Cars Delayed by Mrs Coolidge Illness
President Coolidge postpones his summer departure to Cedar Island Lodge Wisconsin after Mrs Coolidge falls ill Doctors say the illness is not serious but a longer trip would be tiring Officials state the eight car train bound for Union Station was uncoupled and a new start date will depend on Mrs Coolidge's recovery
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Cedar Island Lodge
Wis
White House
Middle West
Union Station
Joel Boone
Mrs. Coolidge
Dr. Boone
Col. Coupal
Polar dirigible Italia crew rescue plan unfolds at sea
Wireless messages report Lieut Holm stranded at Mossel Bay after fuel loss while Riiser Larsen prepares an emergency flight with supplies for Nobile and the Italia crew. Braganza sightings hint at two crew members near the ice pack. page five continuations noted.
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United Press
Riiser-Larsen
Citta di Milano
Italia
Nobile
Spectacular Fire Destroys Santa Fe Ice Plant
A major blaze last evening destroyed the old Santa Fe ice plant west of Mant street. Sparks from a passing switch engine are suspected as the cause. Firefighters and railroad crews saved adjacent buildings and the water purification building, with no injuries reported and losses estimated at 5000 to 6000 dollars.
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Santa Fe
Mant
Local man bitten by rattlesnake at Chevalon Lake
A man named Benner, a carpenter, was bitten on the middle finger of his right hand while fishing at Chevalon Lake Saturday night. He drove to town for Dr. Bazell, and despite severe swelling and systemic illness, doctors urge immediate care including wound cauterization and a tourniquet to slow venom spread. This follows another snake bite incident in the area recently.
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Chevalon Lake
BE. Benner
Carpenter
J. W. Bazell
Sin Man
Benner
Dr. Bazell
Bazell
Winslow
Murton Buys Phoenix Steel Co
J W Murton of Miami announces the purchase of Phoenix Steel Products company. Murton, a former master mechanic for the Superior and Boston Mining company and the Pinto Valley company, is noted in the Miami Globe district.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
Miami
Ariz
Phoenix Steel Products Company
J. W. Murton
Murton
Rivera Dictator Rules Out Constitutional Government
Spanish dictator Primo de Rivera declares there will be no constitutional government and that future leaders will come from the Patriotic Union party. He sets five year lustrums for government evolution and warns of new ministers to be appointed after the September fifth anniversary if the Tangier issue is resolved. The stance follows rumors of a change in regime tied to a broken engagement with a Spanish heiress.
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Madrid
Primo de Rivera
United Press
Patriotic Union Party
de Rivera
Tangiers
Clark Declared Guilty of Slaying Chaplin's Butler
Sheldon Clark, 22, found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the slaying of Don Solovich, Chaplin's Hollywood home former butler. Jury deliberated over three hours. penalty 1 to 10 years. Clark confessed to beating Solovich with a hammer claiming self defense after a quarrel.
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Utah
Sheldon Clark
Don Solovich
Butler
Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin
Clark
Solovich
Coolidge urges curb on local government spending
President warns that steady rise in state and municipal costs threatens prosperity. He cites 1921 and 1925 totals and urges a nationwide effort to cut local expenditures. He projects a potential 1929 deficit and says heads must reduce outlays to sustain growth. Memorial Convention Hall audience stays tense amid silence on nomination.
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United States
Coolidge
Memorial Convention Hall
Exiled Former Deputy Marcelino Domingo Faces Expulsion
Marcelino Domingo, former Republican deputy, is expelled by the Tarragona province governor and given 48 hours to leave the district. Domingo protests to Primo De Rivera, alleging political grounds for the action.
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Wendaye
Marcelino Domingo
Tarragona
Domingo
Primo de Rivera
Parker without bond in Brite murder case
Charles Edward Parks was bound over for trial in Holbrook superior court without bail after a preliminary hearing in Goodwater. Nine prosecution witnesses testified. defense offered no witnesses. Trails expected in Holbrook, possibly September, with Parks accompanied by his father and represented by W E Ferguson and W P Geary.
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Daily Mail
Holbrook
Ariz
Charles Edward Parks
Perry Brite
New Mexico
Goodwater
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Peterson
St. Joseph
W. E. Ferguson
Parks
E. B. Parks
Baxter Springs
Kans
Don Udall
W. P. Geary
New Mexico Cattlemen's Association
Kansas
Large Rise in Arizona Cotton Acreage for 1928
Arizona growers expect a 1928 cotton crop valued at about 15.47 million dollars with 198000 acres to be planted, up from under 140000 harvested last year. The gain of 58000 acres is mainly in short staple districts, based on current prices and agency estimates.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
E. J. Walker
Arizona Cotton Growers’ Association
Aviator Wanted on Charges Flees via Train
R W Martin an aviator employed by Ernest Wickersham fled here after learning California officers pursued him on white slavery charges and Arizona warrants for passing worthless checks. He left with a woman alleged as his wife from Flagstaff after attending the dedication and abandoned Wickersham’s plane here.
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R. W. Martin
Ernest Wickersham
Safford
Wickersham
California
Arizona
Martin
Safford Banker
Flagstaff
Winslow
Arizona Republican Pictorial Survey
Charley Mayse
Tucson
Chang Tso Lin Dies Reportedly in Tokio Dispatch
London report from the Exchange Telegraph says the war office has been informed that Chang Tso Lin, former northern China government dictator, has died in Tokyo.
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London
Exchange Telegraph
Tokio
War Office
Chang Tso- Lin
Northern China
Carranza Flies From Mexico City to Washington
Captain Emelio Carranza Mexico's premier aviator launched a nonstop flight from Mexico City at 9 10 a m to Washington D C expected to arrive within twenty hours He carried 326 gallons of gasoline for a potential thirty hour flight and carried the best wishes of the Mexican people to the United States with funding partly from Excelsior newspaper and Colonel Lindbergh.
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United Press
Mexico City
Emelio Carranza
Mexico
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Carranza
Tampico
United States
Excelsior
Woman Kills Man Linked to Husband Slaying
Fresno California June 11 Mrs Santo Nocito took action after a man acquitted of murdering her husband was slain. She shot and killed the man today, in a case treated as a vigilante act following the prior court ruling.
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United Press
Fresno
Calif
Santo Nocito
Delegates weigh Hoover renomination at Republican convention
In Kansas City Missouri delegates gather as party leaders consider whether Herbert Hoover will secure the nomination. A possible stampede toward Coolidge remains if he does not speak decisively, while Pennsylvania and other blocks influence the votes as open convention approaches.
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Kansas
City
Andréw
Republica
Vania
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
White House
Earhart and Bell Readying for Atlantic Flights
Miss Amelia Earhart with Wilgie Stultz and Lew Gordon await favorable weather for the eastward Atlantic crossing aboard the Friendship. At Curtiss Field Mabel Bell plans a Europe flight aboard Columbia with Oliver Le Boutillier and Arthur Argles, pending favorable weather for Old Orchard takeoff.
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United Press
ST. Jofns
N. F
Amelia Earhart
Wilgie Stultz
Lew
Gordon
Curtiss Field
L. L
Columbia
Mabel Bell
Oliver C. le Boutillier
Arthur Argles
Europe
Miss Bell
Old Orchard
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Houston
Emilio Carranza
Washington, D. C
Capt. Carranza
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