Flight legends endlade in Berlin landing
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A Levine endured fog rain and engine trouble after their transatlantic flight in the Columbia. Forced to land near Kottbus they await repairs and hope to resume toward Berlin while officials coordinate arrivals and receptions for the pair and their plane.
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Columbia
Jacob Gould Schurman
Eisleben
Sador
Chamber
Kiwanis Convention Opens in Memphis
The Kiwanis International convention opens in Memphis with about 5000 members expected. Simeon D. Fess U S senator from Ohio delivers an address while Ralph A Amerman of Scranton Pa outlines growing club activities and civic service efforts. Chester Platt travels to Memphis for the event.
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Tenn
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Northeast Missouri chambers to form regional commerce group
Officials from twenty five chambers and commercial clubs representing twenty two northeastern Missouri counties will meet in Mexico on Friday to discuss forming a Northeast Missouri Chamber of Commerce. The effort, backed by the Pike county chamber, aims to promote development in The Apple Orchard of America and aligns with the Ozarks Chamber of Commerce in the south as part of a broader state effort For a Greater Missouri.
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Cars Collide on Highway 15 in Series of Crashes
On Highway 15 a Dodge driven by Louis Fischer and a Ford driven by T. M. Farley collided yesterday afternoon, injuring four. Farley and his daughter were bruised. two young women with Fischer were slightly hurt. Both cars badly damaged. Earlier, Harold Lewis, age one, was struck by W. H. Root near 1700 E Miller St, bruised but not seriously harmed. A second crash near Osage River bridge left Glenn Waddill and Edna Hill with minor injuries after tumbling into a ditch. Herbert Scruggs's car damaged in a nearby ditch on a hill. An unidentified man’s car found ditched on Highway No. 15. occupants unharmed.
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Edna Hill
Osage River Bridge
Waddill
Herbert Scrugg
Monroe Street
Tanner Bridge Road
Highway No. 15
Lindbergh Homecoming Messages At Special Rate
The Western Union offers a special rate for Lindbergh welcome messages as crowds await his Memphis arrival in Washington. Telegraphs may be filed now for release the night before his arrival, enabling supporters nationwide to express their greetings by the modern method.
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Manion Medalist in Golf Tourney
James Manion of St. Louis the four time and current Missouri state amateur champion led the St. Louis qualifying in the national open with 148 for 36 holes but declined entry. St. Louis District will send three amateurs Eddie Held Clarence Wolff and J M Simpson and five professionals Dave Sutherland John Manion Walter Kossmann Tom Kelleher and Art Longworth to the national event. Longworth tied with two others who waived eighth place in the delegation.
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Eddie Held
Clarence Wolff
J. M. Simpson
Terre Haute
Ind
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John Manion
Walter Kossmann
Tom Kelleher
Art Longworth
Longworth
Bank Robber Matthew Kimes Eludes Pursuit Near Pawhuska
Pawhuska Oklahoma June 6 fugitives surround a wooded area southeast of town as Matthew Kimes a notorious bank robber leader of a southwestern gang is believed to have taken refuge. A posse backed by bloodhounds searches the thick woods while nearby banks receive guards and officers track Kimes who is wanted for multiple crimes and tied to recent Beggs bank robberies and the murder of Indian deputy Chuckulate.
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Matthew Kimes
Oklahoma
Here
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Nowata
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Red Carter
Carter
Beggs
Sequoyah County
Perry Chuculate
George
Covington
Oklo
Arkansas
Chuckulate
Candy Dan Killed in Illinois Store
Daniel Williams known as Candy Dan a wealthy retired hotel man was shot and killed in his general store at Colorado ten miles north of Harrisburg early tonight by two unidentified robbers who escaped. Mrs John W Ruthven has returned from a visit with her son in Oklahoma City.
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Harrisburg
Ill
Daniel Williams
Southern Illinois
Candy Dan
Eolorado
Here
John W. Ruthven
Oklahoma City
Mrs L A McDaniel Returns Home After Visit
Mrs L A McDaniel returned to her St Louis home Sunday after visiting relatives here.
Memphis 10 Reach U S Late Friday
The Memphis will deliver Captain Lindbergh to Washington on time Admiral Burrage said barring weather. The cruiser is making up time after head winds and expects to reach the Virginia Capes Friday evening to keep Lindbergh’s appointments with the president and the people.
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Lindbergh to Arrive in St Louis for Welcome Events
St Louis signals a Friday June 17 arrival at Lambert field from New York for Colonel Charles A Lindbergh. Governor Sam A Baker commissions him to colonel of Missouri National Guard effective May 21. Formal welcome planned with parade Saturday and Forest Park gathering Sunday.
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Lindbergh Awarded Langley Medal and Navy Welcome
Charles A. Lindbergh receives the Langley medal from the Smithsonian after his transatlantic flight. The navy sends the Los Angeles to greet him as Memphis returns to Washington. Lindbergh plans three speeches and NBC to broadcast the events nationwide.
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