Spirit of St. Louis Set for New York Arrival
Lindbergh inspected the Spirit of St. Louis at Anacostia and Arlington, planned to fly toward New York with an amphibian transfer, and attend a breakfast hosted by aviation groups. A large crowd gathered as officials rearranged the schedule and preparations for the landing and reception in Gotham.
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Washington
Lindbergh
Paral Air
Mother Spirit of St. Lous
Maudy
Plelt Nepe
Woandarf
New York
New York Harbor
Walker
Lindwill
National Aeronautical Sports
Ong
Amy
Faerspirit
St. Louis
Waa
Oftar
Wosk
Arlington Cemetery
Walter Reed Hospital
rBiace
Demilee
St. Lerats
WEW
Renee
National Aeronautical Association
Irs
Evangeline Lindbergh
Fyne
Pennsylvania
Wills
John C. Lodge
Detroit
James J. Welker
Tmayor
City Hall
Welker
Lindbergh Receives Grand New York Welcome Pageant
New York prepares a massive welcome for Charles Lindbergh arriving from Washington. Aerial flyovers, 200 planes over the harbor, and a 250-ship flotilla await him at the Battery. A parade to City Hall follows with wreaths, medals, and celebrations across Central Park.
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Navy Air Station
George ER. Henderson
Lindbergh
Bolling Field
Army
Biro
Flyera
New York
Toy Associated Press
Charles Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Washington
Priday
Lou
Quanting
Wrester Macom
Battery
Famote
City Hall
James J. Wolk
Central Park
Madison Square
Alfrey
Stith
Coolidge
Stock Exchange
Iit
Aindbergh
Longest Bridge May Honor Lindy by Bearing Name
A proposal to name the world’s longest bridge after Lindbergh was announced for the next executive meeting in New Orleans. The Lake Pontchartrain span, under construction, will be 24 22 miles long and built of concrete.
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Lindy
Washington
America
New Orleans
Lake Pontchartrain
Louis
Iana Wilho
Red Cross aided refugees across camps during floods
Henry Mt. Baker of American Red Cross reports flood period relief covered over 660000 people with 138 refugee camps. 2773 refugees fed or housed in camps. 204178 aided outside camps. Alaska Arkansas and other states listed with camp and outside aid figures. Reconstruction officers named for Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana posts.
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New Orleans
Henry Mt. Baker
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Tampa
Alaska
Arkamens
Tannceage
Bissardt
Titnois
Sentucky
Walter Wessetlus
Arkansas
A. L. Schaefer
Wickaburs, Ding
Missiasippi
T. J. McCarthy
Louistini
Lindbergh Pays Tribute in Washington Funeral Rite
In a somber ceremony at Arlington and Dupont Circle, Charles Lindbergh honors the unknown soldier, then greets veterans at Walter Reed. President Coolidge accompanies him as crowds observe with restrained reverence, the nation linking Lindbergh’s fame to a peace-time tribute.
Lindbergh Attends Church Amid Public Attention
Col Charles A Lindbergh and his mother attended a Washington church service with Presidents Coolidge and Harding present. The flyer received no public acknowledgment during the sermon or baptism ceremony, maintaining a low profile as crowds watched from the streets and theater.
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Washington
Colone
Charles A. Lindbergh
Prenient
Afrs
Coolidge
Tar
Lindbergh Surrounded by Praise and Public Awe in Washington
The Washington visit scenes center on Charles Lindbergh, his reception by President Coolidge, and a public display of admiration. He tours church, attends a ceremony at Anacostia, places a wreath atop the Unknown Soldier tomb, and visits veterans at Walter Reed Hospital. The Spirit of St Louis is reassembled nearby as crowds cheer, while Crèig’s prize money is noted as funding the historic flight.
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Coollde
Washington
Saltman
Lindberga
White House
Paptte
Lindy
Europé
Almeelf
Tilgh
United States
Washington Monument
Mr. Coolidge
Hare
Baker's
Memphis
Washington Press Club
Dupont Circle
Dr. Pierce
Academia
Nin
Anacosta
Lindbergh
Comar
D. O. Watson
St. Louis
Heines Point
Atlantic
Charles Bvana Hughes
Lingbergh
Capitol
Sal Wier
America
le Bourget
Paris
Arlingston
France
Watter Reed Hospital
Reed
Attalde
Army Air Experts
Potomac River
Wady
United States Revenue Cutter
New York
Memphia
United States Marines
Linds
M. Raymond Crteig
Gob
Van
Lindy Winglig
Raymond Orteig
SALLYS SALLIES AND A BRAVOORT HOTEL PLANTER PLAGUE
The piece discusses a $25,000 action linked to M. Ortelg owner of the Brevoort hotel near Greenwich Village New York. It mentions Lindy’s alleged $850,000 newspaper story earnings and future plans after reaching St Louis, with remarks on public reaction and backers.
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M. Ortelg
Greenwich Village
New York
Hima
Lindy
Herve Ts
Ortelg
Lingy
Gome
Davy Jones
Atlantic
Beckera
Babe Ruth
Ty Cabt
Gene Tooney
Bill Tredet
Ueir
St. Loui
Charleston Kustable Tales and County Gossip
Fragmented reminiscence from a Charleston bar scene and local mischief recounts a disorderly night with a constable pursuing a woman, roadside tumbles, and townsfolk fearing return visits. A preacher, Bun, and travelers like Rev. Dunlap are noted amid scattered horseplay and a farewells procession.
Obituary notices for Lepg and Price and Coffey and radio exports
Obituary notices list Arvin P Legg age 29 of 1643 Lee street died in a local hospital after three months illness. Survived by widow and four brothers, father Ira Legg of Vinton and Nichols County, funeral plans set. Also James J Price services at Bartlett chapel with Rev Harrington, burial at Spring Fall cemetery. William Coffey funeral at Brean Memorial with Rev Brown, burial at Spring Fall cemetery. United States ships 66 percent more radio equipment to the outside world than Great Britain.
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Arvin P. Lepg
Arvin P. Lee
Lee Retreet
Hera
Liewite
Mins Stary Lloyd
Ira W. Legg
Vinton
Nicholna County
Abstote
Automobile Intermat
Hubert Kelley Company
Vinton Thin Atteenoom
James H. Price
James J, Price
Bartlett Chapel
H. Harrington
Calgary
Wilam Coffey
William Coffey
Bream Memorial Dhuria
Rev
P. C. Brown
Spring Aull
United States
Great Britain
Women Praised for Work in Mississippi Floods
Harris Dickson profiles the Mississippi flood aftermath praising women who aided refugees in Baton Rouge and Vicksburg. He highlights Red Cross volunteers and telephone operators as key heroes, details scenes of refugees, barge arrivals, and efforts to reunite families while stressing national accountability for flood devastation.
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Mississippi
Auter- Littin Mademoiselle
Henry Auta
Vicksburg
Red Cross
Becqust
Auter
Noadgurr
Achia
Purtago
Lizzie
Bureau of
Thase
Indy
Negra
Brothers Charged in Fatal Shooting in Paintsville
Paintsville Kentucky June 12 Orville Stevens was killed and street clerk was shot in Osfist Ky this afternoon according to telephone reports Warrants charging Ben Mullitt and J B Mullitt brothers with murder and wounding were issued by magistrate and officers were seeking the men tonight The shooting followed a quarrel Friday when Breven clerk in a commissary at Cl uth broke a pop bottle and a chin of gions struck Ben Mullitt Patrick was manager of the store.
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Paintsville
Orrill Stevens
Schreet
Trick
Osfist
Ben Mullitt
J. BR. Mullitt
Breven
Cluth
Ben Muilitt
Patrick
Attempt to Swim Fatal for Guyan River Man
In Bunrington on June 12 Jacob Six, 50, drowned in the Guyan river while attempting to swim home from a neighbor’s residence after an afternoon call. Friends urged restraint but he plunged in fully clothed. ten minutes later bystanders in a motor boat recovered the body and alerted rescuers.
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Bunrtington
Jacob Six
Guyan
Divorce defendant commits death by own action
Huntington June 12 Mrs Nellie Munsey 24 defendant in a divorce action died by suicide this afternoon while visiting her father Everett Munsey’s home She left three children and the motive given was domestic trouble The husband Everett Munsey Jr a railroad worker was out on a run and not yet home Monday night
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Huntington
Nellie Munsey
Tatally
Ormal
Nnny
Everett Munsey
Six Drownings After Rowboat Capsizes at Forest Lake
Six persons from St Paul drowned when a rowboat carrying eight people capsized on Forest Lake near Mira. The victims include Hopken Hila ren 38 and his children Peter 8 Olga 3, Mira Hjatinsr Han een, Ann 9, and others. Mr Bilasen 32 and her son Herman survived. One child shifted seats causing the capsize.
Quail Collision Kills Two Boys in Auto Crash
A pair of quails crossed a road near there today causing an automobile accident that killed Walter Fae, 16, and Joseph Strobel, 19, with Harold Polkerth, 17, badly injured. The accident occurred on a stretch of road noted for local traffic near Minn. The report also notes displays of trench construction machines at the International Red Congress.
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Hells Palin
Walter Fae
Joseph Strobel
Harold Polkerth
Minn
Poisoned meat sickens seven in city outbreak
Seven people, including J R Yates and family members, were poisoned by tainted meat served at the Athena cafe, with only Mr. Yater escaping serious harm. Victims, most elderly, endured illness but many improved by night. the elder Yates remained in serious condition.
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Mr. Yater
J. R. Yates
Bes Yates
Yank Forces at Tientsin Flayed
Dispatches describe chaotic scenes at Tientsin with U S troops in action while a conference in Peking features strategists debating war outcomes. Quoted figures include Chang Chung Chang and Tze-Zine as analysts cite Sun Tzu and mock ancient generals in a tense wartime context. In Washington Pennsylvania, William Wells, 18, dies in a house fire with several others injured, including his father Br L Black and Ward Lowe, as investigators probe the blaze.
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Outine
Peking
Mukaon
Cusng Chung Chang
Pang Succene
Wutzan Suntmu
Washington
Willam R. Wells
Waynesburg
New
Nineveh
Wiliam Wells
Br L. Black
New Martinsville
W. Vo
Ward Lowe
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First Congregational Church
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Retroit
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Haval Nnda
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Olcott
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Walter Holstelp
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Henry Cesh
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Lim
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Mississippi River
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Men- At-Arma
Spain
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Patite Maderoiselle
Atchafalayn
Zordychn
Rand Cotton
Mademoiselle Gat
Momea
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Parinda
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Vicksburg Im Het
Fort Hill Camp
Dicey
Fort Hill
Lizzie Ann
Ima
Pein
Republic
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Factory Employment Bureau
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Tientsin
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Murray Hill
Central Railway
Sears Monument Co
Charkesheny Wis
Ocean City
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