Lindbergh Lands in Washington After Homecoming Praise
Col Charles Lindbergh rests at the temporary White House before a trip to New York, greeted by cheering crowds on his Sunday homecoming. He deflects acclaim for his Atlantic flight, saying World War I deeds were as important as aviation feats, and visits Walter Reed Hospital to meet wounded veterans. He addresses 20,000 at a vesper flag service on the west front of the capital.
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White House
York
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Memphis
Walter Reed Hospital
Actor John Drew in Serious Condition at San Francisco Hospital
The 78 year old veteran actor John Drew deteriorated tonight after weeks of critical illness in a San Francisco hospital. His doctors reported septic poisoning worsened his outlook and that recovery remains uncertain.
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SAN_ FRANCISCO
John Drew
De Pinedo Leaves Lisbon for Madrid Flight
The four continent Italian aviator Commander de Pinedo began a 6:30 am departure from Lisbon to Barcelona en route to Madrid to pay a courtesy call on King Alfonso before continuing the final leg to Rome.
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Commander de Pinedo
Barcelona
Spain
Madrid
Alfonso
Rome
Miners search abandoned shaft for murdered wife
More than 200 miners and about 25 deputies work in shifts to locate Mrs Lory Price's body in an abandoned Williamson County mine shaft. The case stems from gangster Art Newman naming Charley Birger and others in the Jan 17 killings of Price and his wife. Price's body was found in a Du Bois cornfield last February.
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Williamson County
Lory
Price
Red Cross
Art Newman
Charley Birger
Newman
Dubois
Flogging Attack Shocks Georgia Town
In Gainesville Georgia Mrs Ansley Bowers and her son Lloyd were seized by about a dozen hooded men at daybreak and flogged. Mrs Bowers was hospitalized with serious injuries while her son, badly beaten, found help at a nearby farmhouse. No motive is known.
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Gainesville
Ansley Bowers
Toccoa
Lloyd
Millions Paid Out by Auto Concern New York
During 1922 to 1926 General Motors paid out 5449 percent of earnings as dividends totaling 261,720,503 dollars. The remaining 218,633,794 dollars was reinvested in the business, per a message to stockholders from Alfred P. Sloan.
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Lindbergh Plans Ocean Flight from Washington to New York
Charles A. Lindbergh plans to depart Bolling Field tomorrow morning in the Spirit of St. Louis for a water landing near New York City. An amphibian plane would enable him to touch down in New York Harbor, with departure possibly by 8:30 a.m. EST and water landing near 11:30 a.m. DST. The plan differs from the New York to Paris venture announced by his associates.
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Navy
Lindbergh
Spirit of
Coolidge set to journey to Black Hills for summer home
President and Mrs. Coolidge prepare to leave Washington tomorrow night for a two month stay at a Summerside in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The party includes staff, a few aides, and photographers, with Postmaster General New invited to Hammond for a park dedication.
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Black Hills
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Wicker Memorial Park
Everett Sanders
Sanders
Edward T. Clark
Rapid City
State Game Lodge
Protest over U S Marines dispatched to Tientsin
Dr. Wellington Koo, foreign minister of China, publicly protested the sending of American marines from Shanghai to Tientsin. He argued no need to enforce the Boxer protocol as North China is tranquil and communications are clear. He asked Ambassador MacMurray to convey the protest to Washington seeking withdrawal of the marines. The North Chinese government had already protested Japanese troops at Tsingtao and British actions at Shanghai.
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Wellington Koo
Tientsin
Koo
China
Washington
MacMurray
Tsingtao
Shanghai
Shanghai. "the Northern Military Alliance
Sledge hammer burglars hit Weinberg shop in Butte raid
Butte police report a sledge hammer gang robbed Weinberg's Fashion Shop at 88 West Park Street last night, stealing cash and checks near $500 with valuables possibly totaling about $1,000. The attackers used a fire escape entry, avoided tools, and escaped before watchmen returned. detectives McDonald and Riley led investigations amid a spate of similar yet unconfirmed robberies.
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West Park Street
Joseph Weinberg
Chris Reagen
Owl Loan
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Scandia Hall
Western Meat ‘Market
Paxon & Rockefeller Drug Store
East Park Street
Butte Ice Company
Wiliam Steck
Boulder
Pete McDonald
Bart Riley
Outlook for Future Dark Budget in Germany Warns of Instability
Associated Press reports Parker Gilbert Jr warns that Germany's subventions loans and relief to states mask true finances and threaten future budget stability. The nine month review notes payments to creditor powers proceed, while deficits rise from higher expenditures. The report criticizes obscure accounting and urges clear books to restrain spending and protect German economy.
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Associated Press
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Germany
Parker Gilbert Jr
Reparations Commission
Sevenues
Gilbert
Reich
Moscow Note to Poland Drastic Demands After Assassination
Soviet envoy Litvinoff replies to Poland noting desire for full investigation into the Warsaw envoy Volkoff assassination. Poland should uncover plot routes, punish the guilty, allow Ulianoff to witness the inquest, and disperse terrorist groups and individuals opposing the union.
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M. Volkoff
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M. Ulianoff
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Polish Republic
French Forces Reinforce Tientsin Defenses
Five hundred French troops have arrived at Tientsin from Indo China. The move aligns with the powers expressed plan to reinforce defenses around Tientsin, following orders from authorities.
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Tientsin
Indo-China
Irish Government and De Valera Parties in Close Race
The Associated Press reports a tight race in the Irish Free State general election with 74 of 152 Dáil seats decided. Government leads with 24, De Valera’s party 24, labor 11, independents 6, National League 4, farmers 3. Kevin O’Higgins carries a Dublin surplus of 8,000 and a Clare surplus of 8,000 for the government side.
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Huges
James Burke
Desmond Fitzgerald
Tipperary County
Lindbergh's Washington Visit Sets Historic Parade Pace
Crowds in the national capital endure extreme heat to glimpse Lindbergh as he moves from the navy yard to the capitol grounds and the White House. Hundreds suffer heat prostrations while police and spectators chase chances for a better view at multiple landmark points and receptions through the night.
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White House
Ten condemned to death by Soviet crackdown at Odessa
Ten of sixteen alleged spies arrested at Odessa have been condemned to death by the Soviet authorities. The remaining six were sentenced to jail terms. The report, distributed by the Associated Press, notes ongoing punitive actions in the region.
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Moscow
Sune
Odessa
Metropolis in Holiday Dress for Conqueror
Stars and Stripes and Tri Color of France flutter from every staff along the length of Island City as Metropolis dresses for a celebratory holiday display honoring a conqueror figure.
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Metropolis
France
Island City
Lindbergh to be welcomed by New York City
The city prepares a grand welcome for Charles Lindbergh three weeks after his historic flight. From Washington he arrives tomorrow forenoon and stays through Friday, with Manhattan and surrounding waters lit in his honor. A large golden cross outline will light Fifth Avenue and Forty Second Street during the celebrations.
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the Battery
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Senator Marconi and Countess Married in Rome
Italian senator and Countess Maria Christina Marconi wed in Rome with military honors. The ceremony drew official acclaim and crowd attention as the couple entered the venue and departed amid ceremonial display.
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Rome
Eyei Fame
Maria Christina Sr
Italy
Postal Inspector to Question De Autremonts in Oregon Case
San Francisco inspector Captain C W B Long will question Ray and Ray de Autremont in Columbus concerning the 1929 Siskiyou train holdup that killed a postal clerk and three train men. The brothers, fugitives for four years, may be sent to Oregon after federal court, with requisition papers issued by Governor Patterson. Roy de Autremont married under an assumed name. Hugh remains jailed in Oregon awaiting trial for the Southern Pacific mail car murders.
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United States
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