Byrd Plans Hop On Air Trip to Paris and Back
Commander Richard E Byrd readies a trans Atlantic flight from Roosevelt Field for a Paris leg aboard the America with food, fuel, and modified landing gear aboard. Lindbergh supporters expect a Friday departure as Byrd aims to beat weather and weather charts.
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Byrd
Paris
New York
Richard EH
Ocean Hope
Lindvergh
Chamberlin
Lavine
Rooseveci Field
Associated Press
Lindbergh
Paria
Pilreau
Atlantic
Byrad
Richard E. Byrd
Roosevelt Prelab
Chermbertin
Levine
America
Rodman Wana
Tmaker
White St
Bert Acadia
George Seville
Traffic regulation changes take effect in three Kanawha streets
This morning new rules modify Kanawha Hale and McFarland streets. Kanawha Street 15 becomes an eight block one way westbound from Court to Truslow. Hale Street becomes two way in the block between Virginia and Kanswro. McFarland Street becomes two way and one way northbound from Virginia to Quarter Street.
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Kanawha
Hale
McFarigud
Court
Truslow
Meade
Virginia
Kanswrho
McFarland
Virgins
Quar-ter
Five Die As Freight Trains Sidewipe In Tennessee
In Knoxville Tennessee on June 14 five men died when two Dortin freight trains collided head on near Peak, 19 miles away. The engineers and brakemen W. B. Mell L. Cawhern Jesse Breedlove and another unnamed man perished. a fifth victim remained unidentified as debris hindered recovery. A storm at Chester South Carolina damaged Eureke cotton mill roofs and caused further property damage later that day.
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Knoxville
Teno
Mell
Puetash
L. Cawhern
Jesse Breedlove
Negro
Gehenatesling
Bobo
HSTS
Chester
8. C
Eureke Cotton Mills
Teal Zell
Unclear OCR Item On Roof Incident and Pug Near Fall
Fragmentary OCR note reports a roof incident involving Willie Willis and a pug, with an appearance of a near fall near a place named Hitky. The readable text is garbled, but suggests a safeguard or near accident scenario without clear names, dates, or locations.
Lindbergh Flight Plans Cancelled Amid Rain in Canada
News wires report Charles A. Lindbergh faced persistent rain and poor weather while seeking an air flight back to Washington aboard the Spirit of St Louis. He toured meetings, lunch, and a New York banquet plans were postponed, with officials noting he postponed flying due to conditions.
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Mitchell Field
Washington
Lindbergh
Mitched Field
Casey Jones
Curtis
New York
Park Avenue
Newspaper Club
Harry Bruno
Richard Hipche
Uchsler
Newark
Long Island
Curtiss Field
Ants Spirit
Nita T. Granlund
Ataion Whn Loew
Colonel Lindbergh
Boothia
Spirit of
St. Lonty
St. Louis
Granlund
Lanpaler
Army Pursuit
Selfridge Field
Michigan
Nation to Seek Aviation Boost
A national conference to advance commercial aviation in the United States will be called by the commerce department next fall. Invites will go to Alvekatt manufacturers designers and pilots to discuss expanding a national air network. Lindbergh likely will be invited to offer expertise as momentum grows for civil aviation and defense integration.
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Washington
United States
Aviation
Department of Commerce
Alvekatt
America
Gol
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Lindy
Commercia Aviation
Hoover
Commerce Department
Iiliam P. MacCracken, Jr
Allmation
Army
Navy
Congress
Tras
Lindbergh
Patel
Mice Croken
Tagree
Nationals Prepare for Any Emergency in Pekin's Fall
In Pekin a panel of great powers agrees Pekin cannot be abandoned and debates keeping an open railway to Tell Taln for rapid relief. Officials warn a potential emergency would reveal serious weaknesses in planning while independent command by Generals Butler and Kastner mirrors British cases. A renewed push for Chinese foreign legion recruitment, with offers of 10,000 Russian-age recruits via Germany and others, circulates amid diplomatic nerves as Britain contemplates withdrawal behind the lines.
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Universal Service
PEKIN
Tyne
Tell Taln
Ne’ Tein
Tan
Butler
Kastner
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Serbia
D Oisy Crashes In Hop Attempt
Paris Le Bourget scene of a crash during a long distance record attempt by French aviators Captain Geare Pelletier Dolay and Captain Gonda. Their plane burst into flames after a forced landing near Ramelol India 2400 miles away. Both pilots escaped with minor injuries and walked away as the machine burned, with repairs planned and another start promised once aircraft ready.
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LE Sogaget
France
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Geare Pelletier D'olay
Tokyo
Br. Gonta
Ramelol
India
D Olsy
le Bourget
Otsy
Gonin
D'Oisy
Conin
P'Otsy
Tniversal Servicey
Paris
Col. Lindergs
Trl
D'Oley
Ifar
D'atry
D'Ossy
Total Teas
Uapt
D'Olsy
Tokio
Chanberlin
Levpe
Bertin
Rogers Says US Not Missing Any Asinine Moves
In Beverly Hills a clipped office note criticizes disarmament conferences in Geneva arguing the talks waste time and let nations press for naval parity. The piece questions President Coolidge’s seriousness and mocks the stage for grand rhetoric while noting the persistent push to armament limits.
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Rogers
U.S
Beverly Hills
Calidine
Geneva
Coolidge
Zierfeld
Puller
Iseif
Coolidge Delivers Park Dedication Speech in Hammond Ind
President Coolidge spoke at the Wicker Memorial Park dedication in Hammond Indiana, urging focus on education wages of unskilled labor religious devotion voting and crime elimination while praising American ideals. He highlighted human welfare and national resilience amid prosperity and war service honors.
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Hammond Ind
Coolidge
Oatien
Wicker
Ameria
Black Hilla
South Dakota
Enat
Chicago
Walting
Hammond
Memorial Park
Whiting
Haat
Goalldge
América
Aft
Financial Deals in Plans For Bail Merger Probe
Washington June 14 witnesses in Interstate Commerce Commission hearings revealed Van Sweringen interests bought stock to gain control of Wheeling and Lake Erie, then transferred shares to Baltimore and Ohio and New York Central. They refused to detail steps to control Chesapeake and Ohio, while loans from Morgan and First National Bank supported rail ventures. The full commission will decide on compelled testimony as sessions continue.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
van Sweringen
O. P. van Bwéringen
M. J. van Swer- Ingen
Wheeling and Zake Erie Railroad
Hicket Plate
Baltimore and Oblelannd
New York Central
Ure
Tin
Anel
Chesapeake and Ohio
Commiasion
Caalles D.mubaffie
Chesapeake and Oulo
Erie
Pere Marquette
Henry W. Anderson
Sailroad
Cross Exymingsion
van Bsweringen
Chesa~peake m
Ohio Corporation
van Sweringers
Siemens
van Sweringens
A. B. sMorgan Aet Company
First National of
New York
Anderson
Freck
Eack
Hersbert Fitzpatrick
Ghesapeake
Ohio
Sta- Natfle
Au- Weraoh
Four convicts make break to freedom
Enfour con victs overpowered guards and escaped after a raid on their cell. Mose Wheadow Card Mooney John Lawns and Sory Logan allegedly freed and fled in a car, knocking a guard to the ground before forcing a driver to stop and take them away. Authorities report no trace of the escapees or the driver at this time.
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Ewningham
Card Mooney
John Lawns
Sory” Logan
Logan
Luther Bank
Payment sought for contraband freight in Pittsburgh
A federal court petition claims 169 barrels of Ganadian salted in the Wabash terminal. It alleges the company sold the car and repaid $809 freight charges from the proceeds. The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway Company transported the car to Pittsburgh with knowledge it contained contraband matter. a final ruling will be held tomorrow.
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Pittsburgh
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway Company
Legislature Ends Session Amid Half Finished Work
West Virginia’s legislative session winds down as Senate defeats tax bill for capitol funding. House plans to adjourn after 10 am with unfinished constitutional amendments and budget measures on hold. lawmakers clash over governor appointments and capital site issues, while public funds and bonds remain contentious.
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Clyde H. East
Senate
House
Capitol
Bond Danue
West Virginia
West
Sidernsiori
United States
Capi
Hallenda
Dave
White
Poarnen
Mt Ht
Ratabore Ic
Ing
Chaica
Messrs
Abbas
Cannan
D4vort
Helmick
Henshaw
Hi Alnor
Dilly
Heitz
Reynolds
Eve i Messia
Alderson
Ashworth
Hagabany Hardman
Hoge, Hugun
Jackson
Millers and
House of Delegates
U'Arc
Clive
Spe Johnson
Mittee
Hollanan
Sidre
Tha
Hallam
Poup
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Orror
Sanes
Bellag Tor Alanda
Charlestai
Holanan
Topitol
Tt Board of Public
Srk
Dying Woman Prisoner Wrecks City Jail
Jule Johnson, a federal prisoner, rampaged in the city jail claiming a dying hemorrhage and demanding a doctor. She broke windows and hurled objects toward officers until firefighters arrived. Dr. B. E. Woodnul was summoned to treat the dying prisoner.
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Jule Johnson
Moody
B. E. Woodnil
Feilere
Massey Trial Starts Today
The county court suit against Sheriff Lb. C. Muansey seeks about 2000 from Teeding county prisoners overcharges. Trial in the circuit court opens today after a weeklong delay due to counsel absence. E. S. Bock, reappointed county attorney, will represent the court. Massey also countersuits Commissioner Henry A. Walker for about 2600 claimed to have been illegally taken from the fell fund during his 1920 to 1924 tenure as sheriff.
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Lb. C. Muansey
A. A. Lilly
Bock
Massey
Henry A. Walker
Walker
Family killed by train and car crash near Pine Grove
In Trondale Alm on June 14 a car veered into the engine of a fast Southern Railway train, killing three children aged 6 to 10 and injuring Edward Johnson. The victims, siblings of two sons and a daughter, were from Pine Grove An. Trainmen say the car came from the fireman's side. Johnson reportedly drove.
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Trondale
Alm
H. F. Sisterwoed
Pine Grove
Crisis Expected in Drew Condition
San Francisco reports John Drew, age 73, veteran sectors, is gravely ill at Dante sanitarium after more than two weeks of bed confinement. Doctor Lawrence Hoffman warned the patient’s condition may deteriorate due to age and risk of regular lapses, ahead of a critical crisis.
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San Francisco
John Drew
Dante Sanitarium
Lawrence Hoffman
Hoffman
Coolidges in Happy Mood on Way to Camp From Chicago
President Coolidge travels westward from Chicago to South Dakota for a summer stay at the Black Hills. Mrs. Coolidge greets waving crowds at stops while officials in Pierre pledge welcome. The party then heads to Rapid City for the state game lodge residence, a lengthy summer retreat.
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Coolidges
Chicago
Coolidge
South Dakota
Middie West
Cootinge
Jourvieyer
Towart
Nals
White House
Maddle West
Washington
Rapoyaca
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James J. Walker
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Jearnet
Pie Feehny
Richard Byrd
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Big Powers
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Coolidge Tanx
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