Lindy Denies He Drank Water Only While in Europe
Indianapolis reports Charles M Fillmore of the No Tobacco League telegraphed Lindbergh asking if he smoked at a Cincinnati dinner and if he drank water during toasts in Europe. Lindbergh denied smoking tied to a wager and said he is not a habitual tobacco user. He also denied drinking water to toast in Europe. Ford greeted Lindbergh in Detroit and a citywide procession formed for his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Associated Press
Charles M. Fillmore
No-Tobacco League of América
Charles A Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Cincinnati
Lone Eagle
Europe
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Evangeline L. Lindbergh
Henry Fora
Col. Lindbergh
Pilots Named for Canada Ocean Hop
Capt T B Tully and Lieut James V Medcalf chosen as pilots for the London Ontario to London England non stop flight. They signed contracts with Charles Burts donor of the 25000 prize and left for Detroit to take charge of the Stinson monoplane to be ready for delivery in London Ontario Monday.
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London
Ont
Associated Press
T. B. Tully
Ontario
Seulte Ste Marie
James V. Medcalf
England
Charles Burts
Detroit
Stinson
Canada Dry Promises Pure Ginger Beer Enjoyment
When the sun bakes and thirst strikes, Canada Dry offers refreshing relief with a delicate piquant flavor. It uses high grade Jamaica ginger, free from red pepper capsicum, mild on the stomach and ideal with meals or a bedtime snack.
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Canada
Jamaica
Banker Albert Church Guilty of Drunken Driving in Wakefield
Albert Church a New York banker was found guilty of driving while intoxicated by Judge J O Watts in Wakefield Second District Court The offense stemmed from a August 1 1926 crash with a state police car The trial was postponed and moved through appeals before reaching this verdict The judge rejected concussion testimony from Dr Henry B Potter noting only the doctor who examined Church attended the arrest and trial proceeds to sentencing next week
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Wakefield
Rhode Island
Associated Press
Albert Church
New York City
J. O. Watts
Second
Church
State Supreme Court
District Court
Henry B. Potter
Providence
Watts
Dr. Potter
Two Navy Aviators Die In San Diego Plane Crash
Lieuts George Covell and R S Waggener perished when their low wing monoplane crashed near Point Loma after repairs in Escondido. The craft, built by William D Tremaine, carried seven fuel tanks and weighed about 2 1 2 tons. The crash halted preparations for the Dole flight to Honolulu with 12 entrants remaining for the derby.
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Honolulu
Naval Coaling
la Playa
Covell
Waggners
Waggener
Foint Loma
Bay of
San Diego
Fort Rosecrans
Point Loma
Ellis
Neb
Aviation Service of the Navy
Coronado
Calif
Warrington, Frs
North Island
San Francisco
Associated Press
George D. Covell
R. H. Waegener
U. 8S
California
Cowell
Oakland
Department of Commerce
George Covell
R. 5
Derby
Oakland Airport
Theodore Knapic Body Recovered From Blackstone River
The body of ten year old Theodore Knapic, who drowned yesterday, was recovered tonight in the Blackstone River near Uxbridge Massachusetts. Rescue crews worked through the day to locate him as the community awaited news from the scene.
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Uxbridge. Mess
Associated Press
Theodore Knapic
Blackstone River
Drowning Victim in Bay State Lake At Lake Samoset
Leominster Mass August 10 Biagio Pelegrini twenty was the first drowning victim of the summer at Lake Samoset this afternoon. He became exhausted while swimming about fifty feet from shore and his companions failed in a rescue attempt.
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Leominster
Mass
Associated Press
Biagio Pelegrini
Lake Samoset
Pelsak
Coroner questions two Danbury men in deadly crash case
Coroner John T. Monzani of Watersbury held an adjourned inquest into the June morning crash that killed George Babyak and William Franklin of Danbury. Peter Szabo and George Kolescar, both Danbury residents, were questioned about their involvement and knowledge of the deaths as investigators seek new witnesses and details about the fourth occupant. Babyak’s body was sent to Rice’s Landing for burial and Franklin’s cause remains part of the inquiry.
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John T. Monzani
Waters Dury
George Babyak
William Franklin
Danbury
Housstonte
Southbury
Danbury-Waterbury
Monzani
Peter Seabo
White Street
George Kolescar
Taylor Street
Waterbury
Franklin
Babyak
Szabo
Kolescar
Monzant
Stanley Dance Hall
Alice O'Connell
John J. Lynch
Walkill
N.Y
Veterans Named to Post Offices in Connecticut
Benjamin Stewart of Iranistan Avenue has been named to the Administration Council of the United Spanish War Veterans in Connecticut by new Department Commander Aaron T. Dawson. Bridgeport’s Arthur G. Lovejoy is named aide-de-camp to the new commander. Past Adjutant John H. Albert receives a seat on the Soldiers Home Day committee handling the annual entertainment for inmates at the Noroton Soldiers Home on September 18. All members urged to attend the event.
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Benjamin Stewart
Iranistan Avenue
United Spanish War Veterans For
Connecticut
Aaron T. Dawson
South Norwalk
Bridgeport
Arthur G. Lovejoy
N. W
Laurel Avenue
Liew
N. W. Bishop Camp
Soldiers Home Day Committee
Soldiers Home
Noroton
Burning Acids That Eat Stomach Lining Overcome by New Method
Dyspepsia tests by the Rich ARds Association reveal how indigestion attacks weaken the stomach and form acids that may cause ulcers and gastritis. The association recommends Richards Dyspepsia Tablets to build up stomach defenses, now sold by druggists.
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Assn
Richards Assn
The
Assation
Ond
Ur Richards
Milford Man Dies After Gas Poisoning Suicide
Daniel Sullivan thirty two died at Milford Hospital from gas poisoning after being found unconscious in a rooming house bathroom in Milford. Police hold a suicide note Sullivan allegedly wrote unhappy over a love affair and he was a prominent Milford Democrat with family ties in Westerly Rhode Island.
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Milford
Daniel Sullivan
Milford Hospital
Wiliam J. H. Fisher
Bullivan
Naugatuck Avenue
William Nold
Noli
Charles Pollzzi
Henry St. Arnauld
Poligal
St. Arnauld
Sullivan
John Shonda
Stratford and
Newfield Avenues
Bridgeport
Westerly
B. I
Two cops cleared by police board in intoxication dispute
Police board cleared two officers, OConnell and Foley, amid conflicting testimony after a Gaelic outing at Columbus Park. While OConnell appeared sober to Sergeant Wolfe at 5:30 p m, patrolman Rellinski said he seemed slightly staggering later. Foley faced five accusers alleging intoxication and assault, but Lieutenant Benedetti supported Foley’s sobriety. Witnesses claimed Foley struck and threatened others. Grasso, owner of Columbus Park, said Foley started the trouble. The board found OConnell not guilty and Foley not intoxicated, despite injuries and disputed accounts.
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Wolfe
O'Connell
Relln
Belinski
Kelly
George Benedetti
Foley
Columbus Park
John Spillane
Seaview Avenue
James F. Dwyer
Washington Avenue
Thames Noble
Suburban Avenue
Olga Dell
New London
Alfred Grasso
Main Street
Henied
Spillane
Dwyer
Noble
Slong Park Avenue
Grasso
Columbus Perk
Gragso
Park incident leaves Foley battered after bottle attack
Foley recounts a drunken assault near a park as he was pursued by attackers. He recalls being struck with a bottle and blacking out, then fighting through a crowd while chasing one of his tormentors who he later identified as Noble. Police produced Foley at the Third precinct sober, with no alcohol odor detected.
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Bin
Foley
Noble
Benedett
Third Precinct
Lieutenant
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