Balloon race winner remains undetermined
United Press reports the 1828 national balloon elimination race from Bettis Field near Pittsburgh ended with three balloons reaching safety and several destroyed. Army No 1 landed in Virginia, Akron and Detroit News entries drifted to Virginia, while crews recover from injuries. official winner to be announced after thorough checks.
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President Coolidge to summer in Wisconsin at Pierce estate
United Press reports President Coolidge will use Henry Clay Pierce’s Brule River estate near Brule, Wisconsin, as a summer White House. The Gedur Island Lodge on the 1900 acre Pierce property features eight bedrooms, four baths, and extensive living areas, with army tents and fifteen secret-service staff planned. The Brule region offers abundant trout streams, lakes Nebaganon nearby, and scenic, cool summer nights suitable for the president and Mrs. Coolidge.
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Memorial Plaque and Memorial Hall Plans In Harrisburg
A report outlines a request for about $750,000 more to complete a $3.01 million memorial badge project in Harrisburg to honor World War participants from Pennsylvania. Secretary Benson Taylor announces plans for tablet walls listing names and a summer dedication, with executive offices to open in Superior in a new structure. The president’s travel plans and budget timing are also noted for the coming weeks.
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Muhlenberg Benefit Estate T
An estate of about a quarter of a million dollars was left to Muhlenberg College and Lutheran Missions in India by the death of Geo Hartzell, a prominent attorney. Hartzell died in a trolley accident, his body dragged for 26 feet. The estate will support Muhlenberg College and the Lutheran Missions. Hartzell's widow was the daughter of Gideon Fynor.
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Mistaken for thief shot by error in Washington County
Pant Skorvak, 48, was jailed in Washington County on a charge of shooting Michael Kem, 16, a ninth grader. Skorvak claims he mistook Kem for a thief after being robbed earlier, leading to the fatal misidentification and arrest.
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Mrs A B Pox to Attend Jublike Celebration in Randolph
Mrs A B Pox of Clymer N A plans to attend a church dedication in Randolph N A with Fox and family. She will be guest of honor at the event and will be hosted by Mrs Genres this week.
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