Welcome Lindbergh Returns to New York in Grand Parade
Charles A. Lindbergh's homecoming parade in Manhattan drew massive crowds along Broadway and beyond. Police, bystanders, and officials including Mayor Walker celebrated with confetti and a Medal of Valor presentation as Lindbergh rode through packed streets to City Hall and Madison Square Garden.
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Broadway
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Qiaieh
New Yorker
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Fowyer Lindbergh
45Th Division Air Service
Missouri National Guard
New York
Paris
Long Island
Marece Mackay
Mitchel Field
Washington
Lindbergh Plane In Running Order Again
The Spirit of St. Louis is in running order again at Anacostia hangar. Officials awaiting Lindbergh's instructions decide whether to fly to St. Louis or move to New York. A new piston rod replaced a slightly cracked one after more than thirty minutes of engine work. Wright motor expert Kenneth Tone called it an unfortunate occurrence and could not explain the trouble.
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Washington
Associated Press
St. Louis
Anacostia
New York
Lindbergh
Lindbergh Guests at Mackay Dinner in Roslyn
Colonel Charles Lindbergh and his mother were guests of honor at a Mackay estate dinner in Harbor Hill Roslyn attended by Mayor Walker and Grover Whalen. The event featured armor hall displays, orange trees, a fountain, and a large reception for about 200 people. Lindbergh appeared fatigued after a long day and returned to his New York quarters for rest.
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Roslyn
N.Y
Associated Press
Charles A. Lindbergh
Harbor Hill
Clarence H. Mackay
Postal Telegraph Company
trans-Atlantic Flyer
Mackay
John W Mackay
Armor Hall
Walker
Mr. Mackay
Colonel Lindbergh
John W. Mackay
Kenneth O'Brien
Lindbergh
Dinnner
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New York
Local man penned verse after Lindbergh reception
William Smith Jr of 269 Ogden Street attended Colonel Lindbergh’s New York reception yesterday. He said the spectacle inspired a new poem set to Only as Volunteer. The verse praises Lindbergh as a volunteer who flies from Washington to New York and earns the public’s respect.
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William Smith, Jr
Ogden Street
Colonel Lindbergh
New York
Lindbergh
Washington
Old New York
Cathedral Chimes Play to Honor Lindbergh
In New York on June 13 Cardinal Hayes presided as St Patrick's Cathedral adorned with a giant American flag. Charles Lindbergh attended, greeted by the prelate after alighting from his car. The chimes rang out "Home Sweet Home" as Lindbergh and the mayor passed by.
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Associated Press
Charles Lindbergh
Cardinal Hayes
S T Patrick’s
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Aviators
Bay State Governor Invites Lindbergh to Visit Boston
Governor Alvan T Fuller sent Capt Theodore L Storer to New York to deliver an invitation to Col Charles A Lindbergh on behalf of Massachusetts citizens. The message asked if he would come to Boston after St Louis and promised a warm reception rivaling Washington and New York.
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Boston
Associated Press
Alvan T Fuller
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atx
Washington
Lindbergh Glad to See French Flags in New York Welcome
Colonel Charles Lindbergh and his party march through Central Park amid cheers from about 200000 spectators. Governor Smith presents a New York state Medal of Valor, joking about elevating Lindbergh to general, while Gertrude Ederle watches from the crowd. Lindbergh notes joy at seeing the French flag and expresses friendship with France. The celebration ends with a parade review and a motor trip to Clarence Mackay's Roslyn home.
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Central Park Mall
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Lindbergh visits New York amid grand parade and cheers
Crowds jam windows and roofs as Lindbergh returns aboard the Macom cruising up the harbor. Fire boats spray water while a ticker tape shower drifts down Grand Avenue. The Spirit of St. Louis had suffered motor heat from salt spray, requiring thorough cleaning before future use.
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Lindbergh
Winlen
Harboreld
Naval
Rene Bouyge
New York
Buyge
Bollingfield
Washington
Memphis
Herald
Granduay
Coolidges Leave for Vacation in Indiana
President Coolidge will pass through Hammond Indiana en route to South Dakota to dedicate Wicker Memorial Park a new playground for inland steel workers. East Chicago school girls will scatter flowers as fifty airplanes from multiple fields participate in the welcome show. The visit includes a two hour stop and radio broadcast of the dedication.
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Hammond
Ind
Associated Press
Country Way
Coolidge
South Dakota
Wicker Memorial Park
Chicago
East Chicago
Tanteul
Mount Clemens
Mich
Maywond Field
Chisago
Ford
Lindbergh Greeting Heard By 15 Million In NYC Welcome
New York on June 12 reports that Colonel Lindberghs greeting Hello New York was heard by about 15 million people via NBC network. The welcome message was spoken from Pier A into a microphone held by announcer Graben Mee Namee and distributed to thirteen stations in the east and middle west through a deal with WNYC.
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Associated Press
Lindbergh
Pier A
Graben Mee- Namee
National Broadcasting Company
WNYC
East
Middle West
New York City
Lindbergh Receives Welcome Across New York City
Aye Lindbergh returns to New York sparking a citywide triumph. Mayor Walker proclaims New York shares fame with the aviator as crowds cheer at City Hall and along the parade route. Lindbergh remarks on aviation's future and recalls receptions in Paris Brussels London and Washington.
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London
Washington
Europe
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Potomac
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City Hall
Lafayette Street
Tombs Prison
Stamford Park May Be Named for Lindbergh
Stamford acting mayor Arthur W. Hell proposes renaming the recently acquired Woodside Park Lindbergh field and developing it as an aviation site. He will present the plan to Mayor A. N. Philips Jr. on the mayor’s return from California.
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Associiated
Arthur W. Hell
Woodside Park
Lindbergh Field
A. N. Philips, Jr
California
Lindbergh Welcome Draws Bridgeport Delegation
Mayor Behren and Postmaster Arthur F. Connor joined Bridgeport figures in New York to witness Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh’s welcome. Also aboard were John G. Stevens, William Martin, and George T. McCarthy from local boards and committees.
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Arthur F. Connor
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberghs Mother Steals Spotlight at Flyer's Parade
Mrs Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh stood in the background as her son Charles Lindbergh paraded through New York amid ticker tape. Mayor Walker introduced her to the crowd calling her Lindy’s mother while she displayed quiet pride. She later said signing her contract would not affect teaching duties.
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Associated Press
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America
Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh
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Builders to cling 10 St Louis plan
New York June 13 Associated Press Harry Knight a backer of Col Lindbergh and B F Mahoney head of Ryan Aircraft spoke on future plans. Knight said he advised Lindbergh to avoid theater work and focus on aviation. Mahoney said Spirit of St Louis features would guide stock planes with a pilot and four passengers. He noted plant expansion is unnecessary due to strong demand and hoped Siam would join the venture.
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New York
Associated Press
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Col. Lindbergh
B. F. Mahoney
Ryan Aeroplane Company
Spirit of
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Parade Halts for Mrs Chamberlin in Transit
Mrs Chamberlin travels under guard as a parade pauses for her, while observers dispute use of a high box for a vantage point. Clarence Chamberlin’s mother hopes for a quick reunion, but fear keeps her abroad for months unless he returns home.
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Clarence
Snow in Kansas Reported as June Weather Oddity
In Ottawa Kansas light snowflakes fell briefly this afternoon as part of a string of weather anomalies across the southwest this year. The Ottawa thermometer registered a low reading around 50 degrees.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Lindbergh's Clippings Beat All-Time Record
Four leather bound books will be presented to Col Lindbergh at the Nungesser Coll benefit performance at the Roxy theater. They will contain about 300000 clippings from New York papers over twelve days, a new record. Comparisons note the Prince of Wales 250000, Queen Marie of Roumania 200000, and General Pershing 200000.
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Associated Press
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Roxy Theater
Midnine
Prince of Wales
America
Roumania
General Pershing
United States
Cline Indicted on Murder Charge in Willimantic Case
The Willimantic case centers on Harry Cline charged with murder after the grand jury returned the indictment. State's Attorney Noone asked to postpone the trial to September to gather more evidence while noting the investigation remains unfinished. Cline was present for the grand jury, greeted by wife and sister, and spoke with attorney William A King prior to the court proceedings. Witnesses named include Dr. Louis Mason and others from the hospital and state police, with routine procedural steps documented.
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Willimantic
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Dennis J. McCarthy
Rockville
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Yeomans
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Hartford
W. H Reed
Superior Court
Reed
Louis ¥. Mason
August Hanser
Chicory Hill
Arthur J. McFarland
James Lee
Jeremiah McCarthy
Lee
A. G. bin
Windham County
Robert T. Hurley
Hulburt, Hinehold
Harmon and Burns
Br. Mason
Flag Day observance to begin with gun salute at park
A public Flag Day program will start with a shipyard gun salute using a yacht gun owned by William E Burnhamy. Sacred Heart church bells will toll three minutes before 7 pm, signaling the lowering of national banners. Rev. James H. Killian will speak on flag history at Elks service. Frederick W Harrison will read Elks tribute. William Lounsbury invites all, with expected attendance of G A R veterans and others.
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James H. Killian
Sacred Heart Church
Elks
Frederick W Harrison
Board of Aldermen
Willian Lounsbury
Lodge
Yard
New York Remembers Grant and Washington Centenary Parade
The article recalls General Grant’s burial procession up Riverside Drive and the 60 000 strongest centennial celebrations of Washington 1789. It notes a quiet 1883 procession by 900 American Wheelmen through the same avenue and links to Lindbergh era street noise as the city’s memory of grand parades.
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Riverside Drive
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Manhattan
American Wheelmen's Association
Lindbergh
Locarno Talks in Geneva Seek Europe Reconstruction
Geneva, June 13. French Foreign Minister Briand and German Foreign Minister Stresemann said they would continue reconstructing Europe along Locarno lines. Stresemann asked Briand to agree to a reduction of the Rhineland occupation army, but no result was reached. Discussions covered Russia, the Hague Geneva codification conference, and league prestige amid looming September assembly decisions.
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Gustev Stresemann
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Germany
M. Briand Deciined To Reveal Whether Dr. Stresemann
Rhineland
France
Dr. Stresemann
Russia
Hague
League
Meetings Tonight by Various Bridgeport Groups
An aggregation of notices lists meeting dates and venues for many local organizations in Bridgeport, including United Patriotic Societies Auxiliary 366 Golden Hill Street, Bridgeport Association of Insurance Agents 211 Blaze Street, and several lodges of the I O O F, A F and A M, and other groups with specific addresses across Main Street and Broad Street.
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United Patriotic Societies Auxilary
Golden Hill
Bridgeport Association of Insurance Agents
Biaze Street
Bridgeport Rifle Club
Main Street
Foresters of America
Pequonnock
Broad Street
Lucetta Warner Circle
Cannon Street
Improved Order of Red Men
Konckapotawauh Tribe
Madison Avenue
Pequonnock Lodge
I. O
Loyalty Lodge
Freundschaft Rebekah Lodge
International Bible Students
Harmony Council
State Street
Knights of Pythias
Shenandosi
Mithra Jodge
Additional Notice in Connecticut Probate Action in Bridgeport
Clarence H. Bolton seeks an added order of notice in a New Haven city probate case. The petition requests publication in Bridgeport Telegram for three weeks to reach a defendant whose whereabouts are unknown, detailing steps and court orders to ensure notice.
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Lisa
Bridgeport Telegram, & Newpaper
Death notices and funeral details from Bridgeport area
Obituaries and funeral notices from Bridgeport and surrounding area dated June 1927. Entries include Anteliano, Albreczky, Assel, Canfield, Drew, Galanger, Gutman, Ortwan, Spash with names ages addresses funeral times and burial locations such as St Michael's cemetery Mt. Grove and Lakeview cemetery.
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Westfield
NW. J
Frank Antelieano
Bridgeport
New Jersey
Charles Street
Bt. Raphael’s Church
St. Michael's
Albreczky
Helen
Peter Albreczky
Dewey Street
St. Stephen's Church
St. Michaela
Assel
Jacob Asse
Warren Street
Tuenday
Mountain Grove
Canfield
Barmills
Harriet B. Osborne
Charles W. Canfield
Wilmot and West Inc
Lafayette Street
Newtown
Drew
Samuel J. Drew
Wentworth Street
St. Patrick's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Galanger
Albertina R
John W. Galanger
Clinton Avenue
Louis Horvath
Norman Street
Mt. Grove
Guttman
Lefayette Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Spash
Alice Hunter
Jacob E
Fred H. Spash
Seymour Street
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