Lindbergh Returns to New York in Roaring Welcome
Lindbergh of the Atlantic, the first New York to Paris flyer, lands back in New York after the crossing. Millions greet him in a historic welcome with crowds filling streets from the Battery to Central Park and city leaders praising his feat at City Hall and in the park. Fireworks light the day as steamboat sirens echo the celebration.
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New York
Lindbergh
The
Atlantic
Paris
City Hall
Central Park
Walker
Smith
Bay
the Battery
D'You Read Em Jim Wants Us To Stop Advertising
Jim is urged to read the ad fully as the message promotes a large fishing tackle line with new Blue Heron Flies. It touts NYAL Face Powder at 1.00 with a free flower, plus Kodak Films, Victor Records, and cheap drugs, inviting Jim to follow the store’s deals and offerings.
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Jim
Kodak Films
Victor Records
Lindbergh welcomed as greatest greeting in history
The aviator receives unprecedented homecoming recognition surpassing Paris Brussels London and Washington claims. Veteran mariners police say it eclipses Dewey and Pershing welcomes. Two near incidents mar the jubilation as Lindbergh’s Spirit of St Louis returns via Mitchell Field.
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Paris
Brussels
London
Washington
Admiral Dewey
General Pershing
Richard Byrd
Polar Flyer
Lindbergh
City Hall
Europe
Byrd
Mitchell Field
France
Elliott Urges End to Extravagance at Carleton Commencement
Howard Elliott of New York and chairman of the Northern Pacific railway addressed Carleton college’s 148 graduates in Northfield Minnesota urging active tackling of America’s spending habit. He noted federal spending totals around 11 billion annually, railroads face rising taxes while operating costs fall, and warned tax drains burden farmers and merchants. He received an honorary degree for his address.
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Northfield
Minn
Carleton College
Howard Ellott
New York
Northern Pacific Railway
America
Elliot
Overacera
Harvard University
Elliott
Eliiott
New Speed Record For Washington New York Film Train
A special train carrying news reel films of Colonel Lindbergh’s reception between Washington and New York completed the 226 mile run in 3 hours 11 minutes setting a new speed record. Four experts worked in a baggage car laboratory to develop and print the films during the journey. Ten minutes after arrival, footage of Lindbergh’s homecoming played in Broadway theaters.
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New York
Washington, D. C
Colonel Lindbergh
Capitol
Broadway
One Montana Man Listed With Flyers
Dallas dispatch reports Lt. C H Schildhauer of the naval aircraft factory Philadelphia plans a Dallas to Hongkong flight for the Easterwood prize of 25000 dollars. He will carry a passenger a relief pilot radio man and navigator in a three motor monoplane.
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Dallas
Texas
C. H. Schildhauer
Naval Aircraft Factory
Philadelphia
Savannah Board of Trade
C. E. Stewart
Grapeville
University of Texas
Redfern
Montana
James Carl Davis
Houston
Davis
Exes National Guard
Coolidge Urges U S to Curb Government Spending
President Coolidge told a Washington budget meeting that further tax cuts depend on keeping federal expenditures near current levels. He forecast a near term surplus of 599 million dollars for the year ending June 30 and a next year's surplus of about 3338 million, noting extraordinary receipts may not recur. He urged removing nonrecurring items and basing revenue on permanent sources while avoiding expanding the expenditure program.
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Washington
Coolidge
D Autremont Brothers Headed Back for Oregon Murder Case
Ray and Roy D Autremont, 27, arrested in Steubenville, stand charged with mail robbery and murder. They were arraigned before a US commissioner, held without bonds, and to be returned to Oregon via Columbus to face murder charges connected to the 1923 Southern Pacific mail car explosion near Siskiyou Ore. Their younger brother Hugh faces trial in Jacksonville Ore for murder.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Ray
Roy D'Autremont
Oregon
United States
Columbus
Frankklin County
Southern Pacific
Siskiyou
Ore
Hugh
Jacksonville
Bond
Lttle
Ray D’autrremont
Elmer Goodwin
Hazel
Hanging Rock
Kentucky
Clarence
Lawrence County
Hay
Hazel Sprouse
Pine Grove
Roy
First Degree Murder Charged To Husband
Joseph B. Minter will face a first degree murder charge for the shooting of State Senator Albert E. Rogdon. He surrendered to police after hours of wandering and was taken into custody following the incident at his estranged wife Helen E. Minter’s apartment. The district attorney said Minter’s account differed from Mrs. Minter’s, and a speedy trial is expected. Minter and his wife had been separated with divorce proceedings pending over cruelty claims. He said he had sought reconciliation and had lunch with her yesterday nearby.
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Denver
Joseph B. Minter
Albert E. Rogdon
Foster Cline
Minter
Bogdon
Helen E. Minter
Cine
Legal Notice Quiet Title and Mortgage Foreclosure
The District Court of Montana Sweet Grass County issues summons in a quiet title action brought by Gallatin Valley National Bank and others against John W Davis and heirs to determine ownership of lands in Big Timber Montana. Defendants must answer within twenty days or face default judgment. the action seeks to quiet title and bar all claims adverse to the plaintiff.
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Gallatin Valley National Bank
John W. Davis
Carrie L. Davis
George O. Davis
Maude Davis
E. A. Davis
Nina
Davis
GC. D. Davis
Catherine Davis
Sami. L. Davis
Plainti
Plaintin
State of
Montana
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Yellowstone
J. E
H. Ragan
Gertrude
Sweet Grass Abstract
My. Aorporatios
X A. Skala
Mary E Kala
Harold Veblen
Marion J. Veblen
Casper D. Graff
Scandinavian American Bank
Thorsteinehlen
Montasota Oland Development Company
C Prporation
Shoshone Consolidated Play
Leslie P. Jackson
Yientie
George H. Ragan
Gertrude Ragan
Associated Mortgage Investors, Inc
Associated Iort Strage Investors, Inc
Gree Caen
Monana
Iid
Ecko
Mortgage Foreclosure and Tax Sale Notices in Montana
Foreclosure summons target Cassius M. Laubach and Hattie E. Laubach over a 14.78 acre Montana land parcel with water rights and a $1000 note. notice warns of foreclosure sale and tax sale in Sweet Grass County. Also listed are related summons against Caleb T. Jones and others over a 60 acre Section 26 tract with a $1906 note and water rights. court seal dated May 26 1927.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Sweet Grass County Montana
Notice of sheriff sale in the judicial district of Men aheim and for Sweet Grass County Montana. Property described as East Half of East Half Section 14 Township 2 North Range 15 East containing about 159 acres. Sale set for July 2, 1927 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Big Timber. Ed Brannain Sheriff. Frank Whitsel under sheriff. Public notice dates June 9 16 23 1927.
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Thoraday
Sweet Grass
Montana
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Co. A. Bishop
wBe
Harry F. Barton
Margaret S. Barton
Marion Orteage Company
Harold Velen
Marion J. Veblen
Floyd J. Habein
L. B. Hackler
Arkie Hackler
Casper D. Graff
Thorstein Veblen
Veblen
Thompom Yards, Inc
Ed Brannaie
Frank Whitsel
Notice of Forfeiture to Co-Owner Harry Hall
Publication to co owner Harry Hall and Jane Hall of Absarokee Montana that F Dysle has expended 2300.00 on the Liberty lode mining claim in Sweet Grass County Montana for years 1923 1925 and 1926 to hold the claim. If co owners fail to contribute within ninety days of service the interest will be forfeited to the subscriber under the law.
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Harry Hall
Jane Doe Hall
Absarokee
Montana
Liberty, Lode
Boulder
Sweet Grass County
United States
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Croydon
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HL Ted
State Board of Hail Insurance
Helena, Montana
A.hail
Howard Elliott
U. S
D’autremont
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
County of
John Mo
Neem
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Big. Timber
Tion
Sweet Fass
Rockford Trust Com , & Corporation
Plaintiv
W. Campbell
Pub
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Ilding
Noord Amerikaansehe Hypotheckbank
North American Stortgage Company
Cassius M. Laubach
C. M. Laubachj
Hattie E. Laubach
C. M. Laubach
Montana Meridian
Bozeman
Jana
Pharetif
E. Reis
Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheekbank
North American Mortgage Company
Caleb T. Jones
Mattie J. Jones
Frank J. Jones
Lydia M. Alexander
Joseph Bailey
Bernice Bailey Whitman
W. J. Hannah
Edward C. Jones
Unite States
George Y.ttemontana
Menaheim
Sweet Gra
Josephine Maurice
Miller's
Masonic Temple
J. W. Churg
Big Timber, Mont
A. P. O'Leary
Big Timber Hospital
DR. D. Claiborn
Menta
L. W. Baskett
Sia Timber
Menter
W. Barr
Ainoron
J. J. Gallagher
Doubhett
Continental Oil Station
Chandler
Bryan's
J. Ellingson
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