Lindbergh Homecoming Welcomed by Virginia Beach Crowds
Charles A. Lindbergh sails into Cape Henry aboard the Memphis amid sea, air, and land salutes as Virginians gathered to honor the aviator. Navy destroyers escort, a Cape Henry weather station signals welcome, and a Washington reception awaits with a massive five day New York program planned for his return.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Memphis
Waite
Washington
Nero
New York
Paris
Army
Davy
Dhores
Lindbergh
Lee
Gabe Charlen
Capes
Bay
Pote
Youngs
Cookdee
Linubergh
Mondoy
New York Harbor
Herry A. Bruno
H. A. Brudo
R. B. Blythe and Associates
Aapanza Corps
R. H. It
Wright Aeronautical
Paterson
N. 7
Spirit of
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Whith
Colonst
Charles A Aeece
Lindbergh Democratic Offer Questioned by Mayors Note
Bevery Hills June 10 A local mayor comments on Lindbergh possibly receiving a Democratic offer. He questions if Lindbergh would run for president and urges elections to stay competitive, mentioning Al Smith and Newport as points of voter relevance.
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Beverey Hills
Call
Lindbergh Oas
Demucht
Gene
al Smith
Meadow
Cal
Lindy Bubimer
Newport
Welcome Lindbergh Welcome Home Washington Toasts Hero
Washington greets Colonel Charles A Lindbergh as Memphis berths and crowds swarm the riverfront. The air is alive with planes and a sea of visitors as the hero returns to receive honors from President Coolidge and prepare for a White House welcome and a possible St Louis flight continuation. Evangeline Lindbergh beams as she boards first, the crowd roars, and a nation honors the aviator with marching crowds and a holiday mood.
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Damon Runyon
Washington
Memphis
Charles Lindbergh
Gaa
Tomers
France
Binther
St. Louis
Charles Aindbergh
le Bourget
Ceaan
Datilda
Lnrge Walsh
Evangeline Lindbergh
Missouri National Guard
Coolidpe
Charles IA
Lindbergh
Coalidge
Atlantic
Virgins Capes Jata
Cherbourg
Lindbergn
Army
Onary
Marine Corps
Capes
Cheapeake Bay
Egal
Washington Navy Yard
Siam
Evargeling L. Lindbergh
Sheltef
White House
President Coolidge
Flying Ross
Charles A. Lindbergh
Americans of Berlin Honor Aviators At American Party
In Berlin on June 10 Clarence D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine were guests at a dinner dance hosted by the American club. German officials and workers greeted the aviators while Chamberlin toured aviation plants including Albatros, praising the Columbia’s claimed performance amid postwar limits.
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Berlin
Chamberlin
Levine
Germany
Clarence D.chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Stresemano Himaedt
Stresemano Himaedt 88 & Special Merk
Geneva
Council of the League of Netsorts
Berlin Rathaus
Ters
Rourbach
Forengom
Albattros
Albatros
Chadberlin
Columbia
Chamberlin Cold
Ger— Matys
Execution of 20 By Soviet Heads Arouses Royalty
British officials in London condemn the Moscow execution of twenty anti Soviet convicts as a display of Bolshevik terror. They dismiss Soviet charges of counterrevolutionary plots as absurd while warning the actions threaten to erode Russian legitimacy and invite foreign scrutiny. The list includes former nobles and ex military officers, with noted figures linked to Russia’s pre revolutionary establishment. The British view portrays the moves as a calculated reign of terror to rally domestic support and cast Russia as menaced by foreign powers.
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Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
United States
Grarge
Sidner Riley
Royal Flying Corps
aAnpear
Riley
Burles
Pierra Volkoff
Warsaw
Leningrs
Minsk
Wre M. Fiyrpinoff
Ozarfat
Robert M. Hodgson
Soviet
Great Britain
Tesr
London
Moecow
Kremlin
Sovet
Tussia
Soviet Cinion
Srom Baitic
Lord Insists On Further Economy
Washington reports from the budget meeting show officials aiming to keep current-year expenditures under 3 billion. Director Lord urged department heads to curb costs while noting a revised estimate near 3,588,074,214 and a reduction from 1924 spending by 74,900,000. The speech praised waste-cutting and new legislation impact, with a woodpecker loyalty anecdote and a call for federal workers to join the thrift crusade.
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Washington
Lara
Buco
Bureau Fomeat
Lard
Lanka
Lord
Lord Said
Surplus Seen For U S Coffers After War Decline
President Coolidge told budget officials a large postwar surplus is likely for the current year, with tax cuts tied to strict spending limits. He warned revenues must reflect permanent, not one time, sources and urged holding expenditures near present levels to sustain further tax relief and debt reduction. He cited extraordinary receipts and stressed protecting against future deficits while pledging aid for the Mississippi flood relief.
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Washington
Treasury
Coolidge
Belsted
Pore
Sodge
Mermoria
Tate
Mississppi Valley
Gore Demands Probe of Acts At Weston Home
Governor Gore called for an immediate investigation into alleged mistreatment of patients at Weston State Hospital after charges emerged from a home where delegates spoke of possible abuse. The Board of Control will oversee the inquiry, with officials noting no known inhumane practices but insisting a careful probe.
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Gore
Weston
Weston State Hospital
Howard M. Gore
Camden Hoffman
Pairmont
Sumes
Lakin
Weston Hospital
State Hospital
Hoffman
N. F. Kendall
Taylor County
B. F. McVicker
Yar
McVicker
Keatley
Legislature May Adjourn Without Action On Capitol
Prospects for enactment of a measure to raise revenue for the capitol dimmed as House votes failed twice to meet the four-fifths rule. Debates on direct levies and taxing utilities continued amid adjournment attempts, with little time left for passage before the capitol issue.
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Seeslon Amet
Unis
Reilroada
Bun
Yeaterday
Hou
Seana
Grews
Boone County
Anova
Doubt Clarified on Apeman Attack Against Actress Doris Dore
Hollywood police questioned Doris Williams known as Doris Dore over an alleged ape man branding incident after a suspected abduction attempt. Investigators note the letter E tattoo and backwards markings appear with a pin or blade and were likely not from a standard knife. The actress denies prior film credits and a mysterious disappearance remains under review.
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Hollewood
Calif
Doris Williams
Doris Dore
Aogics
Yta Truth
Williama
Wea
Fred W. Bout
Keen Blade
Véclaredt
Sis
Monus
Kidnapped Boy Seized On New York Street
Ten year old Jacob Murteck Denny was abducted by four men in a large touring car on a New York street while with his stepmother Elsie Denny and the family dog. Police investigate as family custody tensions surface. grandfather Jacob Murteley Johns Town, Pa, had pursued custody since the mother’s death eight years ago.
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New York
Jacob Murteck Denny
Elsie
Denny
Tate
Dees
Jutob Murtley
Johnstown, Pa
Senate Okeys Gore Nominees
The West Virginia Senate after an executive session confirmed all but one Gore appointment. The lone rejection was Dr. M D Cure amid charges of cruelty to patients. Confirmed were O L Heaberlin for the state compensation commission and Dr L A Robinson as penitentiary warden, plus reappointments on the Fortney commission and other boards.
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Coronel
Europe
Cantean
Gera
State Senate
Senate
M.D. Cure
House of Delegates
House
O. L. Heaberlin
Beckley
State Compensation
Dr_L.A Robinson
C. P. Fortney
Read Commission
W. T. Benshaw
James S. Eakin
State Board of Control
Board of Governors of
West Virginia
Harvey Adurst
Parkersburg
I. Wade Soffman
Public Service
Suing Ambassador Over Alleged False Arrest
Mrs Dorothy A Mason filed in person in New York Supreme Court a $50000 suit against Ambassador Alanson B Houghton for false arrest. She says on August 10 1912 he accused her of robbing him of 1500 dollars and a family pin, took her to a police station and detained her for questioning. The ambassador denies the charges and a calendar request for October is noted.
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New York
Dorothy A. Mason
Alanson B Houghton
Amebassador
Great Britain
Ambessacoe Tan
De Autremont duo held in Columbus for extradition
Ray and Roy De Autremont, accused of murder in Oregon during a mail robbery, were lodged in Franklin county Jail in Columbus to await extradition to Jacksonville Oregon. They were captured after a four year manhunt in Steubenville and held on $50,000 bond. Their brother Hugh faces trial in California for murder.
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Northwestern City
Columbus
Ohio
Ray
Roy de Autremont
Orego
Franklin County
Jacksonville
Steubenville
Reid
Steubenvele
United States
Kool
Colurmbia
Siskiyou
Hugh
Jack
SonViso
Lttle
Ray de Autreront
Ton
Ztmer Goodwin
Hazel
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