Karook Indian Is Cloud Leads Transcontinental Race
Pass, Oregon reports Karook Indian in San Francisco led the fleet in a Transcontinental event near midnight. Flying Cloud maintained a five mile per hour pace as other contenders jostle for third place behind Mad Bull and Zuni. The Klamath tribe and Digger clash on the highway while crews monitor speeds.
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Transcontinencat
Pass
Ore
Karook
Cloud
Con
San Francisco
Aithoweh
Mali
Sa Digger
Two Women Held in Murder of Chicago Durgist
Mrs Glab and Ethyl Kaser, both in their teens, face first degree murder charges in the shooting death of John Olah, a wealthy Chicago druggist. Neighbors reported a man seen near the scene, while the women claimed they were playing cards when the shot rang out and denied hearing any disturbance.
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Daltoa
Transcontinental Wire
Angeles
Haz Glab
Ethyl O. Kaser
John I. Olah
Chicago
Tomney
Thoms
A. Agnahot
Democrats Weigh Dry Policy Shift Ahead of Key States
The piece describes a potential shift in Democratic stance toward a conservative tariff and reform of prohibition, driven by strategizing for the Atlantic seaboard and inland states like Ohio Illinois and Indiana. Texas leaders pledge to oppose a wet candidate while Norman Mack pushes for modifying prohibitions to protect revenue.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Ohio
Tllinois
Indiana
New England
Carolinas
Alabama
Georgia
Cordell Hull
Ww. Co. T. U
Smith
South
J. Frank’ Norris
Fort Worth
Texas
Hoover
Wilson
Norman Mack
New York
German Flight Pioneers Reach Berlin After Atlantic Crossing
At Templehof Berlin on June 20 a crowd of about two hundred thousand welcomed Captain Wermann Koehl Baron Gunther von Huenefeld and Major James FitzTannie of the transcontinental flight crew. Officials and dignitaries lined the field as the trio were saluted by Chancellor Hergt and Lord Mayor Boess. Deutschland Ueber Alles rang out in celebration.
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Berlin
Templehofsie Trom
Oo Uy
Bremen
Newburgh
Wermann Koehl
Gunther von Huenefeld
James Fitz- Tannie
Qics
Oscar Hergt
Koehl
von Huenefeld
Strike Trouble Flares in Lichtenburg Disturbance
Twenty five thousand workers are involved in a diamond mine walkout at Lichtenburg. Natives picket the site while town hall and churches fill with frightened refugees fearing disorders.
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Gatetown
Big Bill Must Make Refund to City of Chicago
Mayor William Hale Thompson and several officials were found guilty of conspiracy in contracting experts for city improvement work. They were ordered to restitute 1.732 million dollars, with Lyons and Marigold having already paid over 600 thousand. Other defendants included George F. Harding Percy Coffin Michael Faherty and Edward Waller. One Winslow man buys a new can opener each month while his wife wears out meals.
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United Press
Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Thompson
Ernest H. Lyons
Arthur S. Marigold
George F. Harding
Percy V. Coffin
Michael Faherty
Board of Local Improvements
Edward Waller
Italian Plane Finds Nobile Drops Supplies
An Italian S-55 seaplane, aided by Swedish and Norwegian planes, located Nobile and his five companions and delivered immediate supplies. Relief teams at Kings Bay and Oslo await confirmation while Amundsen’s fate remains uncertain amid a large Arctic search by thirteen expeditions from six nations.
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Italy
Maddalena
Cagna
Abelli
Rampini
Nobile
Citta di Milano
Amundsen
Italia
Kings Bay
Oslo
Europe
Arctic
Arizona Move Aims To Repeal Truck Tax
Rex W. Boston secretary treasurer of the Truck Owners Association flew to Phoenix to urge repeal of Arizona’s tax on California automobile trucks. He plans to present the case before the Arizona highway commission citing harmful effects of the levy.
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Los Angeles
Arizona
California
Rex W. Boston
Truck Owners’ Association
Phoenix
Arizona Highway Commission
Libel suit against Prescott Evening Courier dismissed
Judge Windes in Maricopa County Superior Court dismissed the $25,000 libel suit brought by L. L. Ferrall against the Prescott Evening Courier on lack of prosecution. Ferrall, once Phoenix land office register, faced criticism over mining claims decisions tied to Ralph Cameron. Ferrall to pay court costs with bondsmen David J. Babbit and Ray D. Brunsman.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Windes
Maricopa County
Harold Baxter
L. L. Ferrall
Prescott Evening Courier
Evening Courier
Ferrall
Register of the United States Land Office
Ralph Cameron
Grand” Canyon
Cameron
David J. Babbit
Ray. D. Brunsman
Wife Compelled Him to Live With Horses Divorce Granted
Clarence Mackinnon was granted a divorce from Mattie Grace Mackinnon after he testified to Superior Judge Fletcher that his wife forced him to live in a barn with their six children at the Rockaway NSG home. He said he came to Los Angeles, sent money for her to join him, but she did not come and spent the money.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
Los
Angeles
William
Clarence ‘Mackinnon
Mattie
Grace
Mackinnon
Fletcher
Italian naval visit to Phaleron amid Athens reports
A fleet of 22 Italian ships including battleships cruisers and destroyers arrived at Phaleron for a courtesy visit to Athens. A separate domestic note recounts a woman and a repairman arguing over a vacuum cleaner that failed to pick up dirt, despite the repairman's test showing normal operation.
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Athens
Phaleron
Father In Law Shot After Heated Argument
G. W. Priest, 75, wounded in Long Beach after a quarrel with son in law Harmon Temple, 36. Temple said he shot to kill when he feared Priest reached for a weapon as he rose from a chair. Priest remained in hospital in critical condition stating he did not reach for a weapon.
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Unites Press
Long Beach
Calif
G. W. Priest
Harmon
Temple
Priest
International Rotary Elects Officers In Minneapolis
United Press dispatch from Minneapolis reports delegates at the 19th international Rotary convention voting on officers. Israel B Sutton of Tampico Mexico was unanimously chosen by acclamation to serve as director. Rufus Chapman of Chicago re elected treasurer. Chester Perry of Chicago re appointed secretary. Nine U S nominees for directors were named with five to be elected tomorrow. Europe and South America directors to be chosen later.
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United Pléas
Transcontinental
Wire
Minneapolis
Minn
United States
Canada
Israel B. Sutton
Tampico
Mexico
Sutton
Denver
Saginaw
Mich
Rufus Chapman
Chicago
Lancaster
N. H
David Clark
Charlotte
S. Wade Marr
Raleigh
N. C
Sydney M. Brooks
Little Rock
Ark
Robert Hill
Columbia
John S&s. Carlson
Kansas City
Kans
Frank Brittian
Roth
Palo Alto
Calif
Willam H. Campbell
Rochester
Injunction May Keep Miss Rasche On Terra Firma
Fraulein Rasche faces a court order preventing takeoff from Curtiss Field to Europe or elsewhere. The injunction, filed by Hollis Corporation, stops the planned trans Atlantic leg in the Bellanca monoplane now backed by Mrs. Anne Stillman and her daughter. Stillman may accompany Rasche to Old Orchard as load tests proceed.
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Europe
Curtiss Field
Anne Stillman
Great Storms Threaten Three States and Flood Fears Rise
Swollen tributaries pour into the Missouri River raising flood fears across Missouri and Kansas. United States Weather Bureau warns residents along the river. Central Missouri struggles to restore communication as rainfall totals reach 3 to 6 inches and rail traffic halts nationwide.
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Missouri River
Missouri
Columbia
United States Weather Bureau
Rier
Boonville
Herman
Burlington Railroad
St. Louis
Kansas City
Burlington Tracks
Falls Into Sea Marina Rescue Aids Passengers
A Coast Guard or local rescue unit responded after a floatplane crashed near DI, Pisa Island, with passengers rescued and taken to safety. The event prompted emergency assistance and a formal recovery effort.
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Marina
Pisa
Island
Castro
Amis
Fireworks To Climax Day's Real Program
Chester Sharar of the Central News Stand heads publicity for the coming Winslow celebration and asks citizen cooperation. A complete program will be published in The Daily Mail later. A ticket sale campaign will start soon, and residents are urged to respond.
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Chester Sharar
Central News Stand
Witslow
Daily Mail
Winslowits
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