Lindbergh Welcomed Home as Washington Plans Big Parade
APTAIN LINDBERGH travels home aboard the USS Memphis and will be guest of President Coolidge. A vast welcome and a large aircraft escort are planned from sea to land, with a grand Washington reception and a Staten Island farewell.
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Royal Order of Level
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Japan
Tsingtao
Legation
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Shuanghai
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
China
Balloons win in Maine as Akron teams top field
Soviet Russia attacks and vanishingly distant balloon race results are logged alongside clashes in Tampa, Fla, where National Guard forces killed four during mob attacks. Massachusetts Governor Fuller studies the Sacco Vanzetti case with Harvard’s Abbott Lawrence Lowell, MIT’s Samuel Stratton, and Judge Robert Grant on advisory committee.
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National Guard
Overnor Fuller
Massachusetts
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Samuel W. Stratton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert Grant
Indiana News Roundup From Goshen to Warsaw
Goshen College Elkhart Indianapolis Fort Wayne reports highlight diverse events. Charles Frick wins Deahl oratorieat contest. Obie TV Stotth named grand master. animal fatalities at Anderson zoo. robberies in Valparitse. whisky case in Warsaw. Adams & Westlake plant to move from Chicago. Plymouth accident death. pastor changes. dairy farm bull attack. forged checks. kindergarten leader appointed. moonshine raid near Logansport. impersonation arrest in Fort Wayne. blackhand letter probe. Mary Hannah Krout obituary. fatal car train crash near Edinburgh. Vincennes flood shelter. Gov Jackson subpoena in Stephenson case. trustees ruling in Clay township. rising flood damages in Hamilton county.
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Goshen
Goshen College
Obie TV
Stotth
Warsaw
Elkhart
Adams & Westlake Company
Mary J. Holderidge
Plymouth
Crisso
Brethren Church of
Brethren Church
Sunnyside
Wash
John Berger
Maore Grove
Grovertown
Ray Fleck
Katie Fleck
Columbia City
J. McMaines
Hiram JD. Brown
Lake County
Fort Wayne
James Stockbarger
Eghty-Two
Osceola
Kenneth Vickers
God Delivers Peter From Prison in Acts Chapter Twelve
A study of Acts Twelve outlines Herod’s raid on the church, the earnest united prayer of believers, and Peter’s miraculous escape aided by an angel. It contrasts conscious unbelief with faithful supplication and notes Herod’s downfall as the gospel advances.
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Syl
Peter
Herod
Bethlehem
Mary
Rhoda
James
Caesarea
Sermon Excerpt on Life Death and Resurrection
A religious reflection by Rev. Alex Smellie D D links life and death to Christ. The passage says faith in Jesus enriches the garden of life and dispels the terror of the sepulcher, making death yielding to divine beauty.
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Alex. Smellie
D. D
Cynicism and the Devil Compared by Stevenson Quote
A sharp quotation from R. L. Stevenson expresses a strong contempt for cynicism, equating it with evil and the devil in a pointed remark about moral perception and human folly.
Cowboys Shoot Way From Wrecked Car
Milox City Montana two cowboys trapped in an overturned car used their pistols and a pry bar to escape. Wd Vawtere fired bullets into the door as a way to free Tert A. Minupiner and himself. They crawled out with only minor injuries.
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A. Minupiner
Vawtere
Vawter
Dog Hero Kills Cobra in Calcutta Yard
Calcutta correspondent recounts a terrier attacking a cobra at Barrackpore. The dog dragged the serpent from veranda rails, dodging bites as onlookers with sticks finished the peril. The dog survived unharmed, while witnesses noted the snake’s back broken.
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Calcutta
India
Barrackpore
Boy's Fake Fire Alarm Kills Bronx Fireman
A prankish boy caused a false alarm that led to a fireman’s death when the hose truck struck an elevated pillar at One Hundred Fifty-sixth Street and Westchester Avenue in the Bronx. Henry Hositer, 45, of 606 East 135th Street, was killed. two others injured. Irwin Blum, 10, of 702 East 156th Street, allegedly admitted he turned on the alarm to see how the box worked.
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New York
Westchester Avenue
Irwin Blum
Neck Broken 3 Years Farmer Didn’t Know It
In Hightstown New York Maurice Croshaw twenty one son of Elwood Croshaw a farmer was milking when a cow kicked him from a stool. An X-ray showed a fractured neck vertebra. He was treated at Anderson hospital Philadelphia and remained told his condition was not serious. He suffered neck pains for three years before a jar over a tractor caused swelling.
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N. Y
Maurice Croshaw
Elwood Croshaw
Croshaw
Anderson Hospital
Philadelphia
Rooster Leads Search for Boy’s Body in Fraser River
In British Columbia a boy named Seigur Anderson drowned in the Fraser River. After dynamite and grappling hooks failed to locate him, relatives rowed a Rhode Island rooster over the water. Each pass over a spot brought a crow, guiding divers to the body. The tale cites an old Scandinavian myth and claims the rooster’s crowing traced the victim’s location.
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Wash
Seigur Anderson
Fraser River
British Columbia
Rhode Island
Europe
Man Dies by Jumping From Milan Cathedral Spire
A 73 year old man in Milan committed suicide by leaping from the cathedral spire. He was killed instantly. He had been in poor health for some time and his act appeared to be a longtime decision.
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Milan
Italy
Reinvestment Debate Over Large Property Sale
A New Haven Register passage quotes Mr Melon resisting reinvestment of 70 million dollars, calling the idea of handling and reinvesting large sums burdensome. The exchange reflects preference against heavy reallocation and ongoing management of vast assets.
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New Haven Register
Slate for roof on credit sparks poring dispute
An impoverished buyer bargains with a slate dealer over payment as the seller insists he will supply enough slates to cover the buyer's roof, claiming credit will be extended until the debt is settled. The exchange highlights the struggle to secure roofing material with limited funds.
Must Take Its Course Golf Phrase Quoted
The item presents a two part headline style quote about golf and a disease that must run its course with phrases“It’s golf crazy” and “Let him move it’s a disease that has to make its course.”
The Better Plan This Living For Tomorrow
A reflective line urges embracing today despite fears about tomorrow and sorrow. It contrasts planning for the future with seizing present moments, hinting at a philosophy of living fully rather than delaying happiness.
A Natural Surgeon Vision of a Young Irish Surgeon
An Irishman boasts that his youngest son will become a surgeon. He recalls catching the boy with scissors in a book and quickly realizing the boy had cut out the appendix, a comic tale of early surgical ambition.
Visible coal supply joke fuels supper table quarrel
At the supper table Jones jokes that coal will last 15,000 years while Mrs. Jones scolds him for failing to order enough coal for the winter. The exchange turns on the practical need to secure fuel.
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Jones
John Smiffen Jones
Mrs. Jones
Being a Young Lawyer Ted and Vilet Duel over Marriage
A brisk dialogue unfolds as Ted asks if he is too young to marry Vilet who counters with a playful barbed exchange. She concedes perhaps haste in choosing a spouse, hinting at a comic romantic misjudgment.
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Cove
Russia
Great Britain
Third Internationale
Alexis Rykov
Council of People's Commissars
Moscow Soviet
Soviet Union
Ted
Vilet
Right First Fish Seeks Money in Comic Exchange
In a playful seaside exchange, First Fish mocks being stone broke asking for money, while Second Fish confirms there is not a cent. The dialogue centers on a humorous bargaining moment between two fish.
Reason for Hate A Guy I Hate Is Herman Rand
A terse note targets Herman Rand as the subject of dislike. The speaker claims he picks his teeth with a rubber band, a vivid but unverified behavior cited in the fragment.
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Herman Rand
Marion Trusts Frank Over Diamond Ring Doubt
Marion defends Frank's honesty about a diamond ring while Doris urges a jeweler consultation. Marion reveals she already consulted a jeweler, indicating unresolved trust issues in a personal dispute.
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Marion
Frank
Doris
Two Sides to St Brandon Opera Realization
A dramatic quote contrasts two views on an opera singer losing his voice. One side insists the tragedy lies in the loss itself, while the other warns the greater pain is the denial of the loss. The dialogue suggests a thematic focus on perception and consequence.
Distinction Dialogue Teases Past Occupations
A terse exchange questions what the respondent’s former husband did for a living and reveals a quiet answer that he did nothing. The brief line hints at past roles and current idle status.
Fragmentary Local Note Reflects Mumbled Story
Readable fragments show a scattered dialogue about proving something first and a warning about sitting on a thin chimney. Mentions a bird and a sneering remark, but details are unclear and no clear incident or names emerge.
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