Amarillo urged to build an airport like Lordsburg
The Globe asks Amarillo to join other cities in establishing an air port. A Lordsburg New Mexico letter describes a 620 acre field developed with boundary and beacon lights, drainage, and a nearby business district advantage, praised by Colonel Lindbergh and other fliers.
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Wichita Seeks Municipal Airport Expansion and Purchase
The Globe News discusses Wichita’s push to establish a municipal airport as a civic asset. It notes 1928 growth from one to seven airplane factories and multiple airports, plus plans to acquire 160 more acres to create a large municipal field near the city, under city control.
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Springfield Chamber Plans Airport Upgrade in Amarillo
The Globe notes Springfield plans a new field or expansion of the existing 60 acre site on the St Louis Chicago air mail route. The Springfield Chamber of Commerce proposes city cooperation and a bond issue to purchase and equip the field for community use.
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Kansas City Prepares Aeronautical Field Bond Vote
The Globe News notes Kansas City secured a lease on a 688 acre aeronautical field near the post office and retail district with a later purchase option. A spring bond issue of $1,000,000 will fund the tract purchase and improvements. A hangar has been built for National Air Transport Inc to handle air mail.
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Cal Wright Dies At Sapulpa Oklahoma
Cal Wright wealthy oil operator dies at his Sapulpa home at 6 50 am He invested in local oil fields and opened the Kellyville field He was born in Illinois and lived in Shawnee and Oklahoma City before Sapulpa He did philanthropic work including water mains extension He is survived by his wife with no children
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Reed resumes campaign with attack on Coolidge policy
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri resumed his western drive for the Democratic presidential nomination in Los Angeles. Speaking before a large Democratic crowd at the Olympic auditorium he charged the Coolidge administration with violation of states rights inefficient foreign relations handling and concentration of power in Washington that could lead to corruption. He urged Democrats to return to honesty in government and the old Democratic doctrine.
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Lowden and Smith Win in North Dakota
The time limit for filing presidential primary petitions expired with Frank O Lowden of Illinois listed for the Republican preference and Gov Alfred E Smith of New York listed for the Democratic preference. American automobiles drew attention at a Valparaiso show. Chile imported 15000 pounds of rubber footwear last year.
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School to Train Peers How to Earn a Living
A London postwar development trains members of the peerage for executive roles in business. The program helps young earls viscounts and barons learn stockbroking and corporate pathways after financial strain forced them from planned careers. Notable attendees include Lord Kiton Lord Swaythling Lord Titchfield Lord Ednam and others.
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Doctor at 83 Found People Preferred His Prescription
An old chestnut from 19th century advertising extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild safe laxative for constipation and related ailments. It notes a long history since 1875 and 1892 branding, warns against drastic purges for children, and offers a free sample bottle by writing to Syrup Pepsin Monticello Illinois.
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