President Coolidge Fishes in Black Hills Excursion
President Calvin Coolidge began a summer stay in the Black Hills South Dakota and fished in Squaw Creek near the state game lodge. He enjoyed a morning of fishing catching rainbow trout including a one pound seven eighths fish while photographers snapped pictures. Cecil Gideon and Secret Service man Colonel E W Starling guided the party as they rode a limousine along the five mile stream hike.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
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E. W. Starling
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Mr. Coolidge
Trout Hole
Squaw Creck
Gideon
Starling
Jail Case Nearly Causes In Pima Court
In Tucson Arizona J G Compton a railroad man and former supervisor challenged accusers in Interior Court. He said he had not conspired to cheat Pima County over the purchase price of a jail site. The case seeks 1500 in damages alleging improper authority in the transaction.
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Tucson
Ariz
Stechatie
J. G. Compton
Board of Supervisors
Owrain
Interior Court
George RK. Darnell
Pippa County
Wns
Compton
Pima County
Harry R. Batteron
Fred L. Ingrahing
Yume County
Robber Holds Up Spokane Loan Office at Noon
A lone robber held up two girl employees of Citizens Saving & Loan Society near the police station in Spokane during noon hour today and escaped with about $700 from the cash on the counter.
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Spokane
Wash
Citizens Saving & Loan Society
Customs Warehouse Burns in Montreal Fire
Fire destroyed the old customs warehouse at McGill and Common streets in Montreal. Estimated losses total 2,000,000 with about 70,000 in seized liquor among remains.
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Montreal
McGill and
Common Streets
Convict Shot Escaping From Arizona State Prison
James C. Rose, inmate at the Arizona state prison near Florence, was fatally shot by guards Sam H. Hinton and Asa Gardner during an escape attempt while being returned from the prison farm. He died 45 minutes after being wounded. the incident occurred as he fled into brush along the road near the prison.
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Plorence
Ariz
James C. Rose
Arizona State Prison
Scott White
Rose
Fred P. Perkins
Sam H. Hinton
Asa Gardner
Florence
Gila River
Hinton
Gardner
Japanese to Colonize in Mexico Arriving to Farm
Three hundred fifty Japanese families, the vanguard of 5,000 expected settlers, will reach Manzanillo Mexico this week en route to Southern Sinaloa and northern Nayarit. They travel from Yokohama aboard the Maru led by N. Wabayashi, with approval from Mexico’s agriculture secretary and two soil experts assigned to assist.
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Ariz
Mexico
Manzanillo
Mex
Sinaloa
Nayarit
Manzatlan
Herald
Yokohama
N. Wabayashi
Accused Man Is Identified in Siskiyou Tunnel Case
G. J. Parker a 56 year prospector testified in Jackson ville Ore identifying defendant Hugh De Autremont as the youth who on October 12 1923 forced him at rifle point to show the trail to the Siskiyou mountains during the Ashland murder case of Charles O Johnson. Parker testified the incident occurred late in the afternoon.
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Jacksonville
Ore
G. J. Parker
Hugh de Autremont
Charles O. Johnson
Ashland
Siskiyou Mountains
Parker
Kelly to be called as witness in Mackaye trial
Los Angeles June 16 AP An announcement that Paul Kelly the film actor convict ed of manslaughter for the death of Ray Raymond would be called as a witness against Dorothy Mackaye in the Mackaye felony trial Opening proceedings showed a jury of eight women and four men was chosen quickly Prosecuting attorney Forrest Murray said Kelly would testify against Miss Mackaye who had accused him of the same in the case and that love letters between the two would be produced again Mackaye faces two felony charges one as an accessory after the fact and the other for allegedly concealing the death by violence
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Ngeles
Paul Kelly
Ray Raymond
Dorothy Mackaye
Raymond
Forrest Murray
Kelly
Miss MacKaye
Murray
Migs Machkaye
Famous Palace to House Kemal Pasha in Constantinople
The phosphorous palace in Constantinople, famed as the death place of Abdul Hamid and once hosting Empress Eugenie, is being prepared for President Mustafa Kemal Pasha. He will visit after his rest cure following fatigue from drafting a 12,000 word Turkish policy speech.
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Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Abdul Azziz
Iugenie
France
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Governors Hunt and Dern discuss road plans in Utah and Arizona
Utah Governor George H. Dern and Arizona Governor George W. Hunt met at the Utah state house to discuss cooperative highway improvements in northern Arizona and southern Utah. They also tackled the Colorado River controversy with California and noted a bridge project near Lee’s Ferry to attract federal highway aid.
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Lake City
Hunt
Utah
Colorado ‘River
Béhini
Govenor Hunt
Grand’Canyon
Arizona
National Monuments
Colorado
Lee’s Ferry
Colorado River
California
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Baltimore
Boston
Delegates Arrive for Arizona Lumbermen's Club Meet
Two special pullman cars carrying central Arizona delegates are to be welded in Flagstaff and at the Grand Canyon for the Arizona Lumbermen's Club convention June 17 to 19. About 25 California delegates arrived in Flagstaff. The opening day features entertainment and sessions with Arizona and California lumber manufacturers. Officers’ erection is set for Saturday at the Grand Canyon.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona
Arizona Lumbermen’s Club
Grand Canyon
Phoenix
California
Crand Canyon
Jones Aims to Limit Naval Armament at Geneva Conference
Rear Admiral Hilary P. Jones told British reporters in Geneva that the United States seeks real naval armament limitation through international good will and economics. The American delegation arrives with no advantage-seeking aims, pursuing a fair, equitable agreement. Hugh Gibson will be elected conference president. Allen W. Dulles accompanies him. The Japanese admiral Saito is due from Paris. the British delegation is expected soon. Reports from Japan show rising interest beyond the Washington conference.
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Switzerland
Hilary P. Jones
United States
sAdmiral Jones
Ie. Ig
Hugh Ss. Gibson
Allen W. Dulles
Mr. Gibson
America
Saito
Paris
Japan
Washington
League Council Hears Briand Note Amid Illness Downtime
The league council met under a pall from Briand’s sudden Paris departure. Ministers Gustav Stresemann Edouard Benes and Emile Vandervelde backed the economic conference report and urged restoration efforts for Europe. Germany’s demands on mandates were sent to the commissions, while Greece sought a 45 million loan for financial rehabilitation with league support.
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Switzerland
APJ
M. Briand
Paris
Council
League Council
Europe
Gustav Stresemann
Edouard Benes
Emile Vandervelde
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
League of Nations Mandates Commission
Mandates Commission
Favors High Court For River Decision
Earl C. Pound president of the Imperial irrigation district backs the idea that the Supreme Court should decide the Colorado River questions. He says water is sufficient for immediate needs and supports timely Boulder Canyon dam legislation to protect Imperial Valley, Colorado, and Denver.
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EL Centro
Cal
Earl C. Pound
Imperial Irrigation District
Representative Taylor
Colorado
Supreme Court
Colorado River
Pound
Imperial Valley
Denver
Boulder Canyon
Old Ironsides to Be Rejuvenated in Drydock
Boston June 16 AP The United States frigate Constitution known as Old Ironsides was moved from the navy yard pier into the drydock where she will be rejuvenated over two years. A crowd of about 5000 including dignitaries and navy officers watched as she was towed across the water for the ceremony and greeted by a 21 gun salute.
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Boston
Constitution
Navy Yard
Power house lights blamed for Quebec flare mystery
A new theory suggests the northern Quebec flare reports were caused by a nearby power house. Dispatches say trapper George Rousseau linked a beaver skin date to the fliers due in New York, noting engine trouble and a plane moving north along the Ste Marguerite river.
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Quebec
Nungesser
Coli
St. Germain
Ste. Marguerite River
Government auctions 26 air mail planes sold
Twenty six Douglas air mail planes were sold at auction by the post office department in Washington. The National Air Transport Inc of Chicago bought seven planes at 7000 dollars each and nine at 6000 dollars each. Robertson Aircraft Corp of Anglum bought one at 5050 and five at 5000. Western Air Express of Los Angeles bought three planes at 6200 6510 and 5285 dollars. No bidders for the remaining planes as air mail service shifts to private enterprise.
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Washington
Post Office Department
National ,Air, Transport, Inc
Chicago
Robertson Aircraft Corporation
Anglum
Western Air Express
Los Angeles
Enterprisse
Coolidge Town Seeks Rail Line Recognition and Facilities
Coolidge in the Florence Casa Grande valley seeks formal recognition from Southern Pacific Railroad Company and adequate station facilities. The Arizona Corporation Commission set July 6 for a hearing in Phoenix to review the complaint by Coolidge residents that no station facilities exist in the town.
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Phoenix
Coolidge
Florence-Casa Grande Valley
Southern Pacific Raiload Company
Corporation Commission
State Capitol
Capture ends rum runner outfit led by Louis Ashland
Prohibition agents clash with rum runners fifty miles south of San Francisco near Yellow Jacket Lay. Louis Ashland head of the Big Swedes trio plus three others and 800 cases of whiskey valued at 128000 seized. Ship Eagle and two convoy horses, two teams seized. Bail set at 20000 for Ashland and 10000 for each companion.
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San Francisco
Prohibition
Yellow Jacket
Here
Louis Ashland
Eagle
Ashland
Frank Peterson
Della Magegoria
Attilio Guisti
United States
Eugene Bennet
U. S
Thomas K. Hayden
Urge Mexico To Punish Slayer Of American Youth
The American embassy in Mexico City sent a second note to the foreign office urging the arrest and punishment of Arthur Brewer’s killer in Guadalajara. Brewer, a former Harvard football star, was killed in a business dispute. The note follows Washington directions, after an initial inquiry was referred to authorities.
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Mexico City
Foreign Office
Arthur Brewer
Harvard
Guadalajara
Washington
Guadlajara
Brewer
Murderer of American Citizen Sought by Mexican Authorities
The United States urged Mexican authorities to capture and punish Javier Diaz, the suspect in the murder of American Arthur Brewer, noting the failure of local officials in Guad alajara to arrest him. The call for action came at the direction of the American embassy and Secretary Kelley.
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Washington
Guadalajara
Mexico
Arthur Brewer
Kelley
Javier Diaz
Michigan Congressman Woodruff Visits Imperial Valley Tour
Congressman Roy O. Woodruff of Michigan left El Centro on June 16 to tour the Imperial Valley and the Colorado River into Mexico. He is visiting at the invitation of Boulder Dam project advocates to see the area affected by the proposed development.
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EL Centro
Cal
Roy O. Woodruff
Michigan
Imperial Valley
Colorado River
Mexico
Boulder Dam
Byrd May Hop Off Today Despite Poor Weather
Roosevelt Field report says Commander Richard Byrd may attempt a Paris flight tomorrow with motor inspection by Thomas H. Kinkade after observing conditions. Weather bureau forecasts sustained poor clearing, delaying a trans Atlantic hop from New York.
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Byrd
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Thomas H. Kinkade
Wright Motor Engineer
America
Richard Kk. Byrd
Paris
Kinkade
Mitchel Field
Lindbergh
St. Louis
West
Typhus Breaks Out In China Army Hospitals
Typhus spreads among 11 wounded soldiers in Hankow emergency hospitals after overcrowding and insanitary conditions. Infested, undisciplined men wander the city as authorities struggle with unprepared staff and inadequate medical supplies.
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China
Hankow
ODO Ceo Gy
Lindbergh Arrives for St Louis Welcome Parade and Events
St Louis plans a three day celebration for Charles A Lindbergh beginning with a 3:30 p.m. arrival from New York in the Spirit of St Louis escorted by 28 government planes. Mayor Miller and committee members greet him at Lambert Field before a city parade, dinners, and a wreath laying on Art Hill. The events include a private luncheon, a visit with Governor Baker, and appearances at Sportsman’s Park and the Municipal Opera.
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ST. Louis
Charles’ A.alinbergh
Lindbergh
New York
Washington
Spirit of
Lambert-St. . Louis Field
Victor Miller
Edward Hidden
Daugber of Commerce
Knight
St. Louis County
Evangeline
Motherrewill
Knight Home
Congress Hotel
Dwight Davis
St. Louisan
Sam, Baker
Coronado Hotel
Veety
Shec sAl
Rogers Hornsby
St. aLasteis
John Heydler
Landis
Floivt Chase
Indbergh
Art Hill
Porwst Park
Aih
Lindbergh Ends Union of We After 590 Mile Dawn Journey
The article reports Charles Lindbergh concluding a united appearance with partners designated by the pronoun we after a long night of public events. A 590 mile dawn journey followed, marking the first activity of a day’s schedule that tired an ordinary man. He finished public appearances by two o'clock and then moved to a private dinner.
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New York
Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh
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