R-100 completes Atlantic crossing and Canada election shift
Britain’s airship R-100 lands in Montreal after a 76 hour crossing with 39 crew and notable passengers. In Canada, Conservatives defeat Mackenzie King Liberals. Premier Bennett to lead, cabinet ministers lose seats, trade and tariff policy in flux amid St Lawrence seaway debate.
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Edward W. Pickard
Britain
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Belle Isle Straits
Quebec
Montreal
England
Canada
Great Circle
Ireland
Cape Farewell
Greenland
Belle Isle
St. Lawrence River
BR. 8
Booth
Charles Dennistoun Burney
United States
Dominion
Mackenzie King
Richard B. Bennett
King
Charles A. Dunning
Great Britain
St. Lawrence Seaway
Bennett
Passing of a Washington landmark Old Brick Capitol's rise and fall
Elmo Scott Watson recounts the Old Brick Capitol's history from its wartime role to its 1921 gifting as a women's headquarters and its eventual demolition to clear land for the Supreme Court’s new home. It recalls Bladensburg defeat, Dolly Madison's acts, and notable occupants like John C. Calhoun and Belle Boyd, ending with the condemed razing to make way for the future judicial temple.
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T Jxder
Prohibition
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Woodcock
Druign
Washington
Hoover
Mitchell
James M. Doran
Law Enforcement Commission
Charles Garnett
Ilness
Dewey
Fort Wayne
Tascott Kearns
Garrett
Wolcottville
Angeline Trowell
Ulgetyefour
Kosciuske Counity
Leesburg
Long Hinexs
Runnick
Alexa Ler
Boswell
Strate Road
August Breitenbich
Michigan City
Florian Breitenbach
Winatah
Charles Proctor
Anderson
Maurice Baulky
Silverlake
Deming Lodge
North Manchester
George Gille
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Danville
Tfl
Robert F. Lenning
Linton
Ind
James Shider
Lagrange County
Mongo
Daniel Rife
Largo
P. Hodges
Warsaw
East Wayne
Winona Lake
Helen Edge
Gary
Edward Edge
Mercy Hospital
Edge
New York
Indiana
Indianapolis Weather Bureau
Purdue University
Muncie
Bruce A. Scott
Muntie
Scott
Daleville
Ruth Costerlson
John Pullen
Chicago
Kokomo
Clifton Small
Howard County
Otto Burkman
Pullen
Henry Becker
Small
Burkham
Middle District Mennonite
Nappanee
Charles Wright
Covington
Grossport
Frank Manwiring
Mentone
Kosciusko County Bankers’ Association
Webster Lake
George Lambert
M. Doran
Burket
United States Supreme Court
National Capital
Temple of Justice
Maryland Avenue
First Street
N. E
Library of Congress
United States
National Judiciary
Republic
Capitol
Chesapeake Bay
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Potomac River
Winder
Admiral Cockburn
General Ross
Bladensburg
Madison
Dolly Madison
Dolly
Potomac
Virginia
House of Representatives
Treasury
Congress
Philadelphia
James Monroe
Bank of the United States
Andrew Jackson
John Trumbull
Samuel Chester Reid
Great Britain
Great Lakes
Florida
Mississippi
Illinois
Alabama
Arkansas
Missouri
John W. Taylor
Henry Clay
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
John C. Calhoun
War Department
Old Capitol
Gray
Belle Boyd
Maryland
Maj
Henry Wirz
Andersonville
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Field
Dunn
Mra. Condit-Smith
Louisa Condit-Smith
Leonard, Wood
Poldier
O. H. P. Belmont
National Woman’s Party
America
Western Newspapel Union
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George Washington
Morton Square
Santa Monica
Calif
Provincetown
Mass
Tartleng
China
Changsha
Hanan
Standard and
Texas Oil
Shanghai
Supreme Soviet
Supreme Command
Kuling
Kluklang
Palos
William Lingle
Salisbury
N. C
Allen Cameron
Lawrence
Kan
Texas
Ma” ‘Ferguson
Ross
Sterling
Houston
Love
al Smith
Whs
Morris Sheppard
Oklahoma
Bill Murray
Frank Buttram
Thomas P. Gore
Charles J. Wrightsman
George
Henry VIII
Hiram Johnson
California
Julius H. Barnes
Ethelbert Stewart
Department of Labor
William M. Steuart
Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Egypt
Fuad
Abbas Hilmi
Italy
France
Weaterm Newspaper Union
Elmo Scott Watson
Underwaad Uaggerwad
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