Lindbergh In Thrilling Flight From Capital Coolidge In Black Hills
President Coolidge visits the Black Hills South Dakota for a rare vacation amid state police patrols and secrecy. Lindbergh’s reception draws crowds as Rapid City hosts photographers and local officials, with film reels showing the welcome and praise for aviation achievements.
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United Frost Star
Rapid City
S. Cy
Coolidge
South Dakota
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United Lates
Nin
Washington
al Fies
San Lers
Father Manhattan
Clotas
Carmen Hill
Pitts Burgh Butler
Cony
Hill
Hoax Reported as French Fliers Found Near Quebec
An Ottawa hoaxer named A Blais in Quebec telephoned River Bend to claim missing French fliers Charles Nunigesser and Francois Coli had been found. The confession led officials to halt plans for a search by air while warning forestry workers to continue monitoring the region for the two men in the north woods.
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Ouchec
A Blais
River Bend
Here
Frenigh
Charlés Nunigessér
Francois Coli
Quebec
Shere
Blais
United Press
Sonotons
Price Brothers Lumber Companies
Bilis Works
Roberval
North Woods
Instran
Miami Wins Shrine Convention Bid for Next Year
United Press reports Miami Florida won the Imperial Shrine Council bid for next year after Minneapolis withdrew its offer. Cleveland and other contenders stayed in the race but Miami secured the convention. Shrine Temples offered a $200000 contingency fund to attract the event.
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Fla
Imperial Shrine Council
Florida
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Miami
Cooper Leading In Avanta Open Golf
Cooper led the Avanta Open at Oakmont Country Club Sacramento’s Harry Cooper held a front position entering the final round with Hobby Jones two strokes behind. Jones struggled adding seven strokes, finishing at 259 while Cooper posted 74 for 160 in the first two rounds to lead a crowded field. Armin, Compston, May and Baroni chased as Franchy Gruick and others trailed in the standings.
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Jones
Diesel
Slim Lindberghs Busy Night in New York
Newspaper chronicle notes Lindbergh’s evening schedule including boxing at Polo Grounds with P and a Ziegfeld revue. Mentions Ric Kith, Nuys field, Curtiss Field, and Spirit of St. Louis stops with warplanes, flight plans, and arrivals around 2:45 to 6:08 PM.
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Thuatte
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Guttiss
Nuys Wir Field
Warhington
Lely Washington
seriously ill in United Press report from California
A United Press dispatch notes John Drew is in critical condition with arthritis. Bud Clark visited friends in the area, and Pearl Mays returned home to Garland. Mrs William Spiesman and family visited in the city, with Ruth Hecker and Maria Plana engaged in local activities at a Titus High School event in Titusville.
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Bud” Clark
Pearl Mays
Garland
William Spiesman
Ruth Hecker
Maria Plana
Titus High School
Tituaville
Miss Widdifield Re-Elected Superintendent at Cory Hospital
A Corry Hospital directors meeting re elected Miss Clara M Widdifield as superintendent. Olds was named president with Bricker as vice president and Mount as second vice president. Elston became secretary treasurer. Mrs Mabel Garrell and Dr W O Graham attended.
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Corry’ Hospital
Messrs
United Brethren Church on North Center Undergoes Remodeling
Brick work on the United Brethren Church on North Center Street nears completion as interior remodeling and redecoration proceed. Ernest Williams leads the brick structure work, Glen Miller handles carpentry, and P Mount designed plans and supervised the project, promising a modern, fine edifice for the congregation.
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United Brethren
North Center Street
Ernest Williams
Jadi
Glen Miller
P Mount
Arson Trial Set for July In Chautauqua County
James Penner and Lawrence Stew Nan, both of this city, are slated for trial in Chautauqua County on arson charges tied to the July 5 incident at the home of Stanley Row Tmansky north of the city. Beninett has been released on $301 bond, Steadman remains jailed unable to raise funds.
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James Penner
Ang Wurence
Nan
Chautauqua Caiis
Stanley
Xlump Granted Bail On $2000 Bond In Newhouse Death Case
William Klump was released on bail of 2000 after being held in the Chautauqua county jail since last week. A special order of arrest was granted in the case arising from the death of Garrett Newhouse, a Clymer man. The bond was posted with consent from the plaintiff.
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William Klump
Tha Ety
Tlm
Chautauqua County
Ar Okd
Garrett Newhouse
Clymer
Kidinp
Farmers deworming campaign reaches final inspection phase
Watrous inspector reports near completion of the corn borer cleanup survey. Farmers cooperating to eradicate the European pest will be paid from a Congress appropriation of up to 2.00 per acre for 1926 corn acreage after final inspections in the area.
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Watrous
AM Watrous
Bagant
Congress
Mielars
Clymer Power Corp Wins Rate Litigation Victory
The Clymer Power Corporation emerges victorious in a rate and service dispute. A New York Public Service Commission hearing reviewed the case with commissioners present and found the company’s rates satisfactory. Hearings were held in Buffalo and Albany with city and state officials represented by delegations.
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Power Corporation
Tonpad
Plinter
Tates
Qivmer Foray Teig
Sisi
Public Service Commission of
New York
Uiy
Hust Weels
Clymer
Shotage
Befor Wil Bitlard
Carin
Toyyn Samplainand
Power Company
Tarze
New Yorke
Clymer Power Corporation
Auto Safety Drive Planned by Hickox in Corry Area
Veteran racer Art By Hickox of the American Automobile Association leads a safety campaign in Bria gravell to Corry this afternoon and aims to arrange a similar effort locally. He meets A B Griswold secretary of the Corry Motor Club to coordinate street and highway accident prevention.
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Hickox
Strangler Captured Near Killarney After Night Hunt
Winnipeg reports a suspected strangler was captured near Killarney after a nightlong search by civilians detectives and authorities. The suspect reportedly escaped jail briefly yesterday and was recaptured this morning following a posse chase.
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Winnipeg
Killarney
Personnel of Committees of Woman's Club for 1927 28
Announcement lists Meg Charles Cronin as president and a slate of officers and committee chairmen for the Woman's Club for 1927 28. Names include Mrs K Bafties 1st vice president Mrs J W Campbell 2nd vice president Miss Lena Cohen secretary Miss Horence Blain corresponding secretary and Mrs Mary Whittlesey treasurer. Directors include Mrs Bon Amis Mrs Oscar Andrew Mrs Bess Kinesid and others. Committees cover Programs Membership Ways and Means Horse Finance Publicity and American Home Bureaus with chairmen named and notes that department chairmen will select their own vice chairmen.
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Annoucement
Yale
Wecht
Katherine McMahon
FN. Ames
Mary
Whitslesey
Stella Pulp
Lo Roelols
May Howard
Gail Kamps
Howie
JJ Dee
Mond
CJ Barnes
Ater
Grand Union Tea Company to Open Store on Teter Street
Preparations advance for the Grand Union Tea Company store opening. The firm has leased the former St James hotel property storeroom on S Teter street and is installing fixtures. a formal opening is expected within a week or ten days.
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Grand Union ‘Tea Company
St James Hotel Propery
Steter Street
Axtures
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed by Stations
Chicago WMAG schedules the Radio Manufacturers' Association Dinner with speeches by Herbert Hoover and Merl in Aylesworth. WEAR and WEAF hook ups feature area Birkenhole violin, Silvertown Orchestra, and conducting groups. WOC Davenport lists Alpha String Quint, while WGHP Detroit presents the Detroit Synphony Orchestra outdoor concert.
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Chicago
Radio Manufacturers’ Association
Herbert Hoover
Merlin i
WOC
Davenport
Alpha String Quint
WGHP
Detroit
Detroit Sysxiphon
Orcheatra
Lindbergh Slated for Welcome as City Plans Big Weekend
Charles Lindbergh returns to St. Louis after his Atlantic flight with 30 escort planes. He will land at Lambert, circle the city, then attend multiple public events including a cardinals game pennant ceremony and a large banquet.
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Homcoming
Charles A. Lindbergh
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Atlantic Ocean
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Lambert St. Louis Fying Field
Victor Miller
Jarry Ik
Sportsman's Park
Narrow Escape As Auto Upsets Near Sherman Plant Chief
W C Cross superintendent of the Milk Company's Sherman plant had a narrow escape when his Hudson roadster left the road and overturned north of North Clymter. The car caught fire but was extinguished by the fire department in six minutes. Cross suffered only a shaken frame with damage reportedly covered by insurance.
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W_ C. Cross
Damnation Milk Company
Sherman
North Clymter
Hudson Road
Ed Raehine
Ci Fer
Anil
North Mivmer
Clivier
Human Fly to Perform Here in City Show
Henry D. Roland of Connellsville will perform Friday night at 7:80 at the Imperial Hotel. He vows to climb the hotel, balance a table on a trapeze, and perform daring stunts after touring cities coast to coast for twelve years. Roland once doubled for Harold Lloyd in Safety Last and lists buildings he has scaled including the J C Smith building in Seattle the Be person building in Houston and Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago.
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Henry D. Roland
Connellsville
Soho
Mnethis City
Roland
Harold Lloyd
Imperial Hotel
Corty
Titusville
Lindbergh Makes Moonlit Flight to Capitol in Spirit of St Louis
Charles A Lindbergh flew from New York to Washington in the Spirit of St Louis after a night of receptions and shows. He then returned to Mitchell Field, landing at 7 54 am, and praised the plane while joking about a parachute and his long journey.
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Anacostis Naval Air Station
England
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Spirit of St. Louis
Rutcevele Field
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Louis
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