Amundsen Search Continues As Arctic Rescue Efforts Expand
Reports from the Arctic describe a lack of contact with Roald Amundsen since his departure. Soviet and Norwegian crews push by ship and air to locate Amundsen and the crew, while rescue teams prepare to search Koenig Karls Land and surrounding ice fields for any trace of survivors.
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United ‘Petes
KINGS
Roald Amundsen
Peomsoe Yast
Babuchkin
Amundsen
Rene Guilbaud
Lieut
Babachkin
Koenig Karls Land
Hope Tsland
G. Riiser-Larsen
Luetzow Hom
Ithe
Braganza
North Cape
Heat-Fueled Frenzy Before Dallas Democratic Convention
Houston reports describe a heat drenched city on the eve of the Democratic convention. Delegates and 25 000 to 30 000 visitors endure sun and humidity while waiting for the event to begin with fans, water pitchers, and social bustle.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Piited
Houston
Texas
Sunles
Adaske
Hoover Curtis ticket plans short aggressive campaign
Washington reports the Republican National Committee will push the Hoover Curtis ticket with a brief, intensive drive starting around August 1. Interior Secretary Hubert Work announced the plan and said eastern and western campaign managers will be appointed in July. Hoover cannot leave Washington before July 10 and will not be notified of his nomination for weeks. Publicity chief Henry J. Allen travels to New York to arrange eastern headquarters while Hoover plans limited platform appearances and a rail trip through Wisconsin.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Hoover-Curtis
Starling
Interior
Hubert Work
Glirman
Hoover
Palto Alto
Calif
Henry J. Allen
Wichita
Kansas
New York
California
President Coolidge
Brule
Wisconsin
Mexican officials deny rumors of unrest ahead of July elections
C P Palacios Mexican consul in Nogales said rumors of revolutionary activity and Trevelt plots are false on the eve of elections. He noted General Obregon, former president and candidate, is at his Cajeme ranch. Palacios reported Sonora peaceful and federal forces under Muanzo active on the west coast.
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United Press
Nogales
Ariz
C. P. ‘Palacios
Trevelt
Francisc._ Muanzo
Fausto
Topete
Sonora
Palacios
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Cajeme
German Explorer Reaches Cleveland in 50 000 Mile Bicycle Trek
German traveler Erics Hilbert arriving in Cleveland on a world circumnavigation by bicycle. He has used twenty bicycles and changed to a new one on the route, then pressed on toward Pittsburgh after a brief stop.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Erics Hilbert
Pittsburgh
Sandino Brother Says He Has 2000 Men in Nicaragua
Socrates Sandino, brother of Augusto Sandino, told reporters in Havana that his brother is operating in Nicaragua with two thousand well equipped men and will continue actions against the United States Marines for some time.
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Havana
Socrates Sandino
Augusto Sandino
Men Today
Nicaragua
Socrates
United States
Plan To Re Decorate Interior Of Church
Within the next two weeks the interior of the Methodist Church will be redecorated including plastering and tinting. The work should take about two weeks and services will be held at the Rialto Theatre building on the next two Sundays.
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Rialto Theatre
Arizona Delegation Chooses Officers for National Meet
The Arizona delegation caucused in Houston on June 25 and named Henry Bene of Miami as chairman. Other officers include Clarence Gunther of Globe as national committeeman, Mrs. J C Greenway as national committeewoman, Bradford Duncan as vice chairman, Le Roy Osborne of Phoenix on the rules committee, Leslie Hardy of Nogales on the resolutions committee, Brad Duncan of Douglas as permanent organizer, Mike Hannon of Metcalf to notify the presidential nominee, and S Morgan of Casa Grande to notify the vice presidential nominee.
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United Dress
Houston
Texas
Arizona
Henry Bene
Miami
Chaiman
Clarence Gunther
Globe
J.C. Greenway
Bradford Duncan
LeRoy Osborne
Phoenix
Leslie Hardy
Nogales
Brad Duncan
Douglas
Mrs Alfred E Smith Heads to Houston for Democratic Nominating Event
The wife of the likely Democratic nominee Alfred E. Smith arrived in Houston quietly to observe the nomination. She credited her husband with politics while keeping plans minimal. She traveled with relatives and her secretary, appearing in a white dress and saying she is feeling well after a brief illness.
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al Smith
New York
Emily ‘Smith "Warner
Mary Adams
Warner
Smith
Arthur Smith
Arthur
Alfred E. Smith
Alfred
BE. Smith
Alfred BE. Smith
United Press
Houston
Tex
John Glynn
Governor Smith
Francis Quillinan
Earhart Attends McCormick Benefit at Albert Hall
Miss Amelia Earhart the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic was guest of Sir Samuel Hoare at a John McCormick benefit performance at Albert Hall in London. She met the Duke and Duchess of York during the visit.
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London
Amelia Earhart
Samuel Hoare
Air
Lady Hoare
John McCormick
Albert Hall
Duke and Duchess of York
Brulee Wis Town Sets Price Limits Amid President Visit
Brulee Wisconsin, sixth miles from Cedar Island Lodge where Mr and Mrs Coolidge vacation, issues a signed statement by leader Allen Golder listing maximum village prices. Items include home cooked meals 50 cents plus 65 cents dessert, soda five cents, gasoline 20 cents, sandwiches 10 to 20 cents, private room rentals 1 to 1.25 dollars. Golder rejects claims of profiteering as tourists seek a glimpse of the president.
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United Press
Wired Brulee
Wisi
Aun
Coolidge
Wisconsin
White House
Allen Golder
Golder
Branteil
Brule
Cedar Island Lodge
Alice in Wonderland Manuscript on Display in Philadelphia
Lewis Carroll's original manuscript of Alice in Wonderland will be shown in Philadelphia on Wednesday before touring several U. S. cities. Dr. A. S. W. Rosenbach purchased the manuscript last April for 77000 dollars.
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United Popss
Philadelphia
Lewis Caprroll
Varnious
A. S. Ww. Rosenbach
Cantaloupe Shipment Opens Mesa Desert Growers Season
The season's first cantaloupe shipment from Mesa arrives from the L A Gerrard company shipping sheds. Two carloads roll out marking the start of what growers anticipate as a highly successful Mesa district cantaloupe season.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
Mesa
Ariz
L. A Gerrard Company
Bandits Rob Edwin Daw Son of Associated Ice Distributors
Three masked robbers held up Edwin Daw son, auditor for Associated Ice Distributors, in Los Angeles. They stole 4100 dollars in checks and cash. No injuries reported. Police seek suspects.
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Los Angeles
Une
Edwin Dawson
Associated Ice Distributors
Stewart Indicted for Perjury in Teapot Dome Inquiry
Robert Stewart Indiana Oil chairman is indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of perjury arising from testimony before the Senate Teapot Dome investigating committee. He was previously acquitted on a contempt charge tied to the same inquiry. Rockefeller Jr seeks Stewart's resignation to gain control of the $500 million corporation.
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Transcontnential
Wasington
Robert
We ‘Stewart
Standard “Oil Company
Stewart
John‘d. Rockefeller, Jr
Ito
Cof
Indiana
Rockefeller
New York
Lleged
Senate
Continental Trading Company
Salt River Valley Water Users Bond Authority Upheld
The Arizona Supreme Court affirmed the Maricopa Superior Court ruling that the Salt River Valley Water Users Association has authority to issue and sell 5.1 million dollars in bonds to electrify Stewart Mountain dam and refinance a prior issue. A shareholder group had challenged the legality but the bond issue won approval in a bondholders election.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
Phoenix
Ariz
State Supreme Court Today
Maricopa Superior Court
Salt River
Democratic National Convention Broadcast Schedule
New York June 25 The Democratic national convention will be broadcast on most of the same radio stations that carried the Republican convention. Broadcasts will begin Tuesday morning with coverage across the network.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
New York
Democratic National Convention Opens with Call to Order
Houston June 25 The probable opening session of the Democratic national convention includes noon call to order and appointment of committees on credentials permanent organization rules and resolutions If the noon session approves the hour the keynote speech will be delivered by Claude Bowers of New York at 7 PM local time.
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Houston
Claude Bowers
New York
Mail Bag Heist on Leviathan Sparks Yard Probe
London June 25 Scotland Yard and post office officials probe a $500000 mail robbery connected to the Leviathan liner. Seals on bags appear intact since New York departure, suggesting theft occurred near Cherbourg Southampton run or after docking at Southampton with 900 registered items reported missing while 3500 bags landed intact.
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Watt
London
Sea
Souphampton
Scotland Yard
New York
Post Office
Leviathan
Cherbourg
Scotland ‘Yard
Southampton
Temporary injunction blocks Dodge Chrysler merger ruling
New York June 25 Supreme Court Justice Lydon granted a temporary injunction to restrain completion of the $250 million merger of Dodge Brothers Inc and the Chrysler Corporation. A hearing is set for Tuesday before Justice Mullan. The suit contends Dodge preference stockholders own 5000 shares with a 7 percent rate and have a prior claim to assets, claiming rights up to $105 per share under the charter.
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New, York
Supreme Court
Lydon
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Chrysler Corporation
Mullan
House, Holthusen and McCloskey
New York
Dodge Preference Stock
Preference
Dodge i
Dodge
Baptists of World Rally in Toronto Congress
Rev. Dr. J. H. Rushbroke, eastern secretary of the Baptist World Alliance, told the congress that Baptists across the world are in harmony and ready to present a solid front against Catholicism. More than 4 600 people attend the meet.
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United Press
Toronto
Ont
J. H. Rushbroke
Baptist World Alliance
Baptist Congress
Law enforcement action adopted in Pon residential notice
A terse public notice indicates enforcement steps adopted in Pon related to a residential matter. The readable fragment implies a government or official decision affecting property use or occupancy. Further specifics are unavailable in the legible portion.
Hazel Grab and Niece Accused in Husband's Murder
Hazel Grab and her niece Kaser face murder charges in the death of Grab’s husband John, who was shot outside his Van Nuys home last Monday night. Detectives linked a man named Globe to the case and say a separate suspect, Marion Harris, held under aliases, was involved before release as a material witness.
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United ‘Press
Los“ Angeles
Hazel Grab
Kaser
Jobh
Lan
Chicago Pharmacraty
Municipal
Ted Glab
van Nuys
Long Beach
Abel Daugherty
Polite
Globe” Daugherty
Glob
Marion Harris
Yalgonia City
Earl Parker
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