Mother Tells of Lucky Charley Lindbergh's Life
Bonita Witt profiles Evangeline Lindbergh mother of Charles Lindbergh, detailing how she guided his aviation path from the modest Detroit home to a national idol. The tale recalls his first glimpse of a plane, Beachey’s daredevil display, and the family’s mixture of pride and fear during the era's early flight milestones.
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Charley Lindbergh
Tz Wao
Lincoln Beachey
Washington, D. C
Park
Charles
Lucky
America
Evangeline L. Lindbergh
Cass High School
Detroit
Beachey
Army
Smale
Lindbergh Childhood in Washington Under Pressured Schools
States representative from 1907 to 1917. Lindberghs life in Washington during congressional sessions meant yearly moves from Little Falls to the capital with 14 different schools for Charles. Mrs. Lindbergh describes his irregular schooling, tutoring at home, and a preference for learning over grades as he pursued chemistry and mechanical engineering. An inquest into Louis Goodman’s death is announced for 2 PM.
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States
Washington, D. C
Lindbergh
Congress
Lindbergh Sa
Minnesota
Charles
Washington
Little Falls
Detroit
West Coast
John Lodge
Louis Goodman
Elm Orlu
Pat Holland
Smith
Why 00 Percent Are Still Suffering
An advertisement from Harlingen Texas extols Foley Pills diuretic for kidney irregularities claiming relief after 25 years of use. It features a testimonial from W K Holland praising the medicine and urging readers to ask for Foley Pills sold everywhere.
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W. K. Holland
Harlingen
Texas
Aviator in Butte Ready for Derby
Harold Jack Lynch a veteran pilot based at the Butte national airport prepares for the New York to Spokane Derby. He plans to pilot a special plane for the air race starting in September with a stop in Butte, bringing his 17 years of flying experience to this major competition.
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Harold Lynch
New York
Spokane
Harold
Jack’ Lynch
Slim” Lindbergh
Lynch
Butte
Pioneer Butte Officer Dies in Portland Crash
John F. Duffy, longtime Butte police officer, was killed in a Portland automobile accident last Saturday. He helped develop the Speculator mine and moved to Portland in 1902. Survived by widow Mary, a son J Duffy, and three daughters in Portland.
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John F. Duffy
Butte
Portland
Duffy
Pennsyvania
Speculator
Mr. Duffy
Mary Duffy
J. Duffy
Walter Ora
Paul Haack
Nell E. Duty
Profits Shown By Two Montana Firms In Reports
The F W Woolworth company reports a profit of 1014.01 in Montana last year, per a clerk and recorder filing. Skaggs Safeway shows 25296.30 profit for the year with 72 million capitalization and 58000 invested in Montana. Montana gross business reached 182208 with 748612.83 in expenditures. A Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad filing lists 250 million capitalization with 239,251,801 paid in and assets at 534,905,782.28.
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F. W. Woolworth Com
Montana
Skaggs Safeway
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
The Merry Cavalier at the Ansonia theater
At the Ansonia theater the new F B C production The Merry Cavalier stars Richard Talmadge in a lively blend of laughs and suspense. Charlotte Stevens appears as the beloved girl, supported by Jack Richardson William H Tooker Joseph Harrington and B O F arrell with Noel Mason directing and Grover Jones writing the story.
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Richard ‘Talmadge
Ansonia Theater
Talmadge
Charlotte Stevens
Jack Richardson
William H. Tooker
Joseph Harrington
B O'Farrell
Noel Mason
Grover Jones
American Theater Closes for Summer Season
The American theater will close last night for the summer season due to warm weather and will reopen in September. Repairs and renovations will be made before the fall stand opening. The 13 piece orchestra under Madame Plennevaux will move to the Tealto theater. C P Seates, manager of the American, becomes manager of the Rialto, and William J Sullivan, after seven years, has resigned
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Madame Plennevaux
Tealto
Pacific Northwest Theaters, Inc
C. P. Seates
The
American
Rialto
William J. Sullivan
Woman charged with selling liquor to minors
Mrs. Mary Boyle deputy humane officer filed a charge of selling liquor to minors against Mrs. Scataglia. A boy said he bought liquor at $2 per pint. Theodore Voight and James Dudley were arraigned for abandoning a minor. Dudley pled not guilty and posted $500 bond with a June 10 hearing set. Local health office announced registrations and several birth announcements appeared: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Gadsale, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Harrington, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Eli Wassman, and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith.
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Mary Boyle
Humane
Scataglia
J. J. Kane
Siaren
William Gadsalve
James Harrington
East Mercury
Eli Wassman
North Gaylord
Alvin Smith
South Gaylord
Remarkable healing of severe skin trouble reported
San Francisco dated May 12 reports a letter praising Resinol Ointment for a yearlong toe skin irritation with deep cracks. After using the product the ailment healed in two weeks, with the writer urging availability of the soap and ointment for similar conditions. Signed H. from Baltimore, Md, likely a doctor or druggist.
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San Francisco
Cal
St. Resinal Chem- 0
Baltimore
Trial to conclude on Schmidt estate heirship action
Hearing on the heiress dispute over Mrs. Otilla Schmidt closure today in Judge J J Lynch court department. Cross examination of J Taylor husband of Genevieve Taylor dominated yesterday as Madeline Borrelli shot Schmidt and killed herself and sister Bertha Schmidt. Borrelli seeks a share in the estate while Taylor as administratrix argues Borrelli died before Schmidt. Christian Yegen paid 115 20 to clerk for supreme court appeal costs from district court order selling the bank building. Louis Kohl L B Graves and Angus McLeod named appraisers of Emma Matheson estate. Laws and motion calendars to be heard in three district court departments. Schmidt line to continue. Russell Winslow sues O C Kistler for new trial after jury verdict in Judge Bourdain department. Turkey vows completion of railroad program by foreign groups.
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Otilla Schmidt
J. J. Lynch
Department of Court
J. Taylor
Genevieve Taylor
Schmidt
Madeline Borrelli
Killen
Sis Bertha Schmidt
Borelli
Taylor
Borrelli
Christian Yegen
Yegen Brothers’ Bank
Supreme Court
Louis Kohl
L. B. Graves
Angus McLeod
Emma Matheson
Lynch
Russell Winslow
O. C. Kistler
George Bourdain
Taxpayers urged to pay second 1926 installment soon
Two days remain to pay the second installment of 1926 taxes as County Treasurer James J. Brett reports $32,201 collected yesterday. A pre holiday rush is expected at the treasurer's office with penalties accruing after Tuesday evening close of business.
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James J. Brett
Busness
Man claims furniture fell on him in court
Amay Anderson testified in a police court that furniture toppled on him every time he opened the door while charged with drunkenness. Prosecutor George Howard pressed him. Anderson was fined $10. Mike Dunn received a 30 day vagrancy sentence suspended only if he left town within three hours.
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Amay Anderson
George Howard
Anderson
Mike Dunn
Rain Rain Tourney for School Lassies Postponed
The non-Scotch tournament for girls of grammar and parochial schools in Butte was postponed due to rain soaked grounds at Hebgen Park. St Patrick’s director of ties at the M C A announced the delay last night. The event was to be held today but conditions made play unwise.
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Butte
tor @ay
St Fitzpatrick
M.C. A
Hebgen Park
Midspring Ball at K C Tonight in Butte
The Butte Knights of Columbus hold their annual midspring ball tonight at the K C hall with the May committee in charge. Conerist orchestra provides music and invites Knights, friends, and Concrist club members to attend. Also note a Vienna plant project refers to an aluminum capacity figure of 6 000 tons annually to open next year.
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Butte
Council of the Knights of Columbus
K. C. Sum
Conerist
Knights
Concrist Club
Vienna
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