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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1928

Page

6

Lindbergh's Year Dominates 1927 Aviation And Diplomacy

An overview of 1927 highlighting Lindberghs transatlantic flight and other aviation feats. It notes international efforts on armament reduction, mixed成果 in disarmament talks, and tensions in Europe including Poland Lithuania and Franco Italian relations. US marines aid Nicaragua and China while floods devastate the Mississippi Valley.

Lindbergh America Europe Mexico City France Coolidge Great Britain Japan League of Nations’ Preparatory League Council Poland Lithuania Italy United States Nicaragua China Mississippi Valley Manchuria Germany F’rance Interallied Commission League of Nations Rhineland Yugoslavia Mussolini Albania Adriatic Pilsudski Vilna Marshal Pilsudski Waldemaras Geneva

International turmoil shapes early 1920s diplomacy

The year opens with Nicaragua asking for American aid against Liberal rebels led by Doctor Sacasa and US forces deployed to secure the canal route. Across the globe, Kellogg’s Tacna Arica plan stalls, a naval disarmament conference collapses, and Soviet and Chinese developments pull major powers into a widening international crisis.

Diaz Nicaragua Doctor Sacasa Nicaragua Canal Kellogg Tacna-Arica Chile Peru Coolidge Geneva Great Britain America Japan Viscount Cecil League of Nations Soviet Russia League Britain Moscow London China

Great Britain Faces Post Strike Economy and Trade Shifts

The article outlines Britain's slow recovery from a long coal strike and a 66 million dollar January trade deficit. It notes April moves to reform trade union law, budget plans by Churchill, and debates over Lords reform and labor power amid a volatile political landscape.

Great Britain House of Lords Churchill Dail Eireann Ottawa William Phillips Dominion Ontario Prince Edward Island France War Council Europe Doumergue Poincare Mussolini Italy Ferdinand Romania Michael Carol

Turbulent Year in Review Shapes 1928 Outlook

A sweeping retrospective notes strong U S industry and a large budget reserve, with floods in the Mississippi valley and coal strikes as key cautions. It covers Coolidge’s nonrun for 1928, farm relief battles, Senate fights over admission of Thomas Smith and W S Ware, prohibition enforcement changes, Fall and Teapot Dome scandals, Legion events, and global aviation and disaster stories.

United States Mississippi Valley Colorado Frank O. Lowden Herbert Hoover Charles Dawes Charles E. Hughes Charles Curtis Kansas George Norris Nebraska Willis Ohio National Committee Kansas City San Francisco al Smith New York W. G. McAdoo James Reed Missouri Congress Coolidge Senate Frank L. Smith W. 8. Ware Illinois Pennsylvania Reed Magruder Navy Philadelphia Sinclair W. J. Burns Iiay Seymour Loman L. G. Andrews the Treasury J. M. Doran Roy A. Haynes Anti-Saloon League Wayne B. Wheeler Philippines Assembly Islands Woced White House Black Hills Boston Henry L. Stimson General Wood The Philippines Sacco Vanzetti Massachusetts Supreme Court Fuller American Legion Paris Belgium England Rome Edward E. Spafford Legion San Antonio Texas Grand Army of the Republic Grand Rapids Mich BE. L. Hawk Sacramento Calif Denver Federal Farm Board Secretary of the Treasury Mellon Mississippi St. Lawrence House Ways and Means Navy Department

Lindbergh Flight Sparks Global Acclaim In 1927 Era

A survey of 1927 aviation feats and sports highlights. Lindbergh’s solo New York to Paris flight captivated France Belgium and England while he declined wealth to join the Guggenheim Foundation. Other air feats included De Pinedo and Byrd expeditions, and a Pan American squadron loss in Buenos Aires. In sports, Tunney over Dempsey for heavyweight title, Notre Dame defeats Lower California, and multiple golf and tennis titles across majors.

Molokai Island California Honolulu Art Gowver William Davis Martin Jensen Paul Schlutter W. P. Erwin A. H. Elchwaldt Lindbergh Azores Schlee Brock New Foundland England Tokyo Japan Pacific Tully and Medcalf Canada Harbor Grace N. F London America Charles Nungesser Francois Coll Paris New York Newfoundland Leslie Hamilton Col F. F. Minchin Princess Lowenstein-Wertheim Upavon Ottawa Ont Charlies A. Lindbergh Long Island France le Bourget Field Belgium Europe Guggenheim Foundation For the Advancement of Aviation Spirit of de Pinedo Italy South Atlantic Brazil United States Army pan-American Air Squadron Buenos Aires Washington C. D. Chamberlin C. A. Levine Germany J. L. Maitland Albert Hegenberger San Francisco Byrd Havre E. L. Smith E. B. Bronte Hawaii Chicago Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey Notre Dame University of Lower California Tunney Pete Latzo Joe Dundee Bud Taylor Tony Canzoneri Mickey Walker New Jersey Tommy Milligan Sammy Mandell Whipping McGraw Pittsburgh New York Yankees Pirates Ban B. Johnson E. 8. Barnard Cleveland Bobby Jones Tommy Armour Harry Cooper Bobby Cruickshank Johnny Farrell Bob Stein Seattle Harry Pressler Walter Hagen Miriam Horn George Duncan Lacoste Bill Tilden Tilden Hunter Wills Ryan Yale Starward University of Illinois West Point Illinois H. P. Whitney Hydromel Handy Mandy

Year of Disasters Strikes United States Coast to Coast

A sweeping account describes widespread calamities including earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, storms, and floods. The Mississippi Valley floods beginning in April are hailed as the worst in U.S. history, inundating vast regions from central Illinois to the Gulf, drowning hundreds and leaving hundreds of thousands homeless amid billions in property losses. Relief efforts mobilized nationwide under Secretary Hoover.

Seventieth Congress Montreal Yugue Slavia Atlantic Seaboard England Wales Arkansas West Virginia Middle West China Liangchow Saxony Palestine Mexico Japan St. Louis Brazil New England Algeria Pittsburgh Great Lakes Quebec Mississippi Valley United States Illinois Gulf of Mexico Hoover

Notable deaths span many prominent figures of the year

The necrology lists a broad array of leaders and cultural figures by month. Names include Capt. M. E. Trench, Frank L. Stanton, Miss Juliet Low, Carlotta, Oliver Dennett Grover, Commodore Elbridge T. Gerry, Dr. Ira Remsen, Katy Emmett, Anna Eva Fay, Bruce McRae, Marcus Loew, Isadora Duncan, Isadora Duncan and many more across politics, arts, science, and industry.

M. E. Trench The Virgin Islands Frank L. Stanton Georgia Arnold Daly David R. Francis St. Louis Juliet Low Girl Scouts of America Carlotta Mexico Lyman J. Gaga the Treasury William E. Knox New York Charles Deering C. D. Walcott Smithsonian Institution Percy S. Grant New York Divine Oliver Dennett Grover Elbridge T. Gerry Georg Brandes Judson Harmon Ohio A. M. Knight Luke Fildes le Ray Upton Nathaniel Butler Ira Remsen Harry Pratt Judson H. L. Whitfield Mississippi Katy Emmett W. S. Cherry W. H. Dilg Izaak Walton Leagué Perry S. Heath George Wheeler Hinman John Bartlett J. P. Brushinggham Eliot SF. Sheppard Albert J. Beveridge Indiana Benjamin Ide Wheeler Hudson Maxim Bruce McRae Anna Eva Fay Sam Bernard Col. T. T. Knox Payne Whitney J. J. van Alen Martin Roche Chicago Marquess of Lansdowne Joseph Schneider Ocuelist of Milwaukee Hugo Osterhaus Coles Philipps Jerome K. Jerome Clara Louise Burnham Henry Clay Pierce Keith Preston John Drew Henry White King Ferdinand Romania M. KE. Crumpacker Oregon G. M. Moulton Cardinal Czernoch Hungary David C. Cook Harry Johnston Walter Travis F. T. Bowles John Dillon Leonard Wood Philippines James Oliver Curwood BE. Gary United States Steel Corporation Ogden Armour Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler Znaghlul Pasha Cardinal Riego Casanova Spain Amelia Bingham Wayne B. Wheeler Anti-Saloon League Marcus Loew Col. C. J. Glidden Isadora Duncan Lloyd M. Brett Baron Ago von Maltzan United States Lew Shank Indianapolis A. 8 Arrhenius Austen Peay Tennessee James Tanner Washington John Dalzell Pittsburgh P. J. Muldoon Rockford Iil J. F. Dillon Federal Radio Commission Cardinal O'Donnell Ireland J. T. Dickman Davies Warfield Seaboard Air Line Railway John J. Mitchell J. M. Helm John Luther Long

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