Thousands Cheer Trio In New York Welcome Parade
The three aviators and their wives toured Manhattan with a harbor visit aboard the Macom, a Broadway procession, ticker tape crowds, and cheers from 50 000 in the Battery. Medals were presented at city hall as Mrs Koehl kissed the mayor. Patsy watched with patience. The entourage prepared for a New York dinner and a Washington reception.
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Fitzmaurice
Broadway
Financial District
Koehl
Patsy
Macomn
Bay
Washington
New York
Night session on trail of politicians under senate scrutiny
The Senate votes to form a five member committee to investigate presidential campaign expenditures following a Democratic push led by Senator Robinson. The plan mirrors the 1920 Borah resolution that exposed large spending, as in past campaigns.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Dawes
Robinson
Arkansas
Leonard Wood
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
New York Federal Reserve
Enate Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Impressions of the Bremen fliers reception in New York
Duke Schiller writes of the Bremen pilots Mur phy Koehl Fitzmaurice and Baron Huene feld after their Greenly island rescue. He recalls the New York parade city hall ceremony and Eternal Light observance, praising Mayor Walker Grover Whalen and the crowd for a unifying display of peace and goodwill.
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Duke Schiller
New York
Standard
Alliance
Bremen
Greenly Island
C. A
Duke) Schiller
North American Newspaper Alliance
Bremen Fliers
Charles J. W. Murphy
Bernt Balchen
Greenly
Paris
London
Chicago
Quebec
Ritz
Koehl
Fitzmaurice
Baron Huenefeld
Harbor
Duke
Mayor Walker
Grover Whalen
Christy Bohnsack
Commissioner Muldoon
City Hall
Captain Koehl
Fitz
Baron
Naval Reserve
Lake Ste. Agnes
the Eternal Light
Californians vote in two pivotal primaries amid party splits
April 30 in San Francisco reports that about 1.72 million Californians may cast ballots to decide the Democratic presidential delegate choice and the Republican strength for Hoover. Democratic factions back Smith Reed and Walsh supporters cite a push toward honesty and morality. Republicans aim to boost Hoover with a large turnout.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
California
Houston
Alfred E. Smith
New York
United States
James A. Need
Missouri
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Reed
Walsh
White House
William G. McAdoo
Hoover
Mie
Palo Alto
Cal
Kansas City
Turkish teachers found guilty of religious propagation
Miss Edith Sanderson, Miss Lucille Day, and Miss Jennie Jilson, all American teachers at the American school in Broussa, Turkey, were sentenced to three days in prison and fined three lira for violating local rules on religious instruction. They appealed and the sentences were stayed pending higher court ruling.
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Associated Press
Proassa
Turkey
Edith Sanderson
Berkeley
Cal
Lucille Day
Jennie Jilson
Broussa
Miss Sanderson
Miss Day
Jilson
Grace
British Warships Start for Egypt Amid Tense Crisis
The article notes possible sanctions if Egypt resists, recalls 1924 British penalties after the Stack assassination, and describes the assemblies bill as a step toward Egyptian independence. It mentions Malta warships as a warning and hints London plans a female Hamlet.
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Egypt
Malta
Great Britain
Sirdar Stack
Alexandria
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Macom
Gongregs
Siam
Seaers
James Fitzmaurice
Baron von Huenefeld
Herman Koehl
Atlantic
Labrador
Seven Islands
Natashquan
G. Bowers
J. Bruce Kremer
Arthur B. Mullen
Nebraska
Treas TO
Sadie Thompson
Sadie
Thompson
Pago Pago Island
Gloria Swanson
E . Sadie Thompson
Hickory
U. S
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