Air power and progress in the age of Lindbergh
The piece lauds Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Lindbergh for advancing aviation and predicts air mail, passenger service, and aerial defense will transform America. It urges vast public investment in air lines and dismisses slower rail and road transport, citing a future where air travel becomes commonplace. The satire echoes Tennyson on progress.
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Clarence Chamberlin
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Columbus
Europe
Byrd
Army
Navy
Washington
America
United States Chamber of Commerce
Paris Divorces Stir Court and Society Debate
The columnist argues Paris divorces gain social favor among New York's elite but face judicial scrutiny. Courts warn against evading American laws via Paris, insisting recognition requires long French residence and a NY-sufficient cause. An American lawyer notes only certain Paris cases meet New York standards.
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New York
Mexico
Paris
America
St Louis appoints 800000 for Lindbergh homecoming
Missouri item notes Mayor Miller appoints all St Louis residents to a committee of eight hundred thousand to greet Captain Lindbergh on his return. Mexico event promises a frontier rodeo style show with cowboys Indians and longhorns next Friday and Saturday.
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ST. Louis
Captain Lindbergh
Miller
St. Louisians
Mexico
Cardial manager O'Farrell praises NL diploma and $1000
St Louis boss Bob O'Farrell expressed gratitude for baseball's diploma and the accompanying $1000 prize as he guided the Cardinals to a win over the Brooklyn Robins on Saturday.
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ST. Louis
Bob O'Farrell
Cardinal
Brooklyn Robins
Convention close marks Missouri Travelers meet in Chillicothe
Mexico defeated Jefferson City and Sedalia as the convention site for the thirty seventh annual United Commercial Travelers of Missouri meet in Chillicothe. Lee L. Smith of Kansas City was named ranking head at the thirty sixth convention closing here. POPLAR BLUFF bids open for Black River hydroelectric plant 3 miles north of town. project value four million dollars. bids to be opened in New York City June 16, per W H Meredith vice president.
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Chillicothe
Mexico
Jefferson City
Sedalia
United Commercial Travelers of Missouri
Lee L. Smith
Kansas City
Poplar Bluff
Black River Hydroelectric Company
Here
New York City
W. H. Meredith
Missouri chiropractors push for legislative representation
At a convention in St Louis Missouri chiropractors voted for legislative representation alongside physicians and dentists. Charles E Hendrix of Jefferson City was named president of the newly formed state board of chiropractors examiners.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Charles E. Hendrix
Jefferson City
State Board of Chiroractors Examiners
Jewel चोरी seized in Livermore robbery probe
Police in New York say $150000 in gems, including $83000 from Jesse Livermore’s home, are held as arrests are made. One man is in custody and a woman companion detained. three other men are reportedly in custody, names not released.
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Associated Press
New York
Jesse L. Livermore
Wall Street
St Joseph Gazette Rejects Lindbergh Stamp Appeal
The St Joseph Gazette denounces a Brooklyn group for asking St Joseph residents to buy 200 welcome home stamps for Charles Lindbergh. The paper returned the stamps and stated it would contribute to a local memento if Lindbergh visits.
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St. Joseph
Associated Press
Charles Lindbergh
Missouri National Guard
St. Louis
United States
New York
Paris
Welcome Home Associates
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lindbergh
The
Gazette
Posthaste
Charlie
Yeu
Chiropodists to Face State Certification Exam
Missouri chiropractors must submit to a rigid qualification examination under a new state board. The Board of Chiropractic Examiners will begin functioning next month as the new law takes effect, with exams held in Jefferson City.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Missouri
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
State
Chiropractors’ Association
Board of Examiners
Jefferson City
Joplin Youths Survive Elk River Dam Incident
Joplin residents Chris Hedrick and Leslie Plunkett were swept over the Empire District Electric dam at Noel Mo while crossing the Elk River. Hedrick died briefly after impact, but bystanders rescued him and a later revival showed no lasting injuries. Plunkett climbed a tree and escaped the current downstream.
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Associated Press
Joplin
Chris Hedrick
Leslie Plunkett
Empire District Electric Company
Noel
Elk River
Plunkett
Hedrick
Charles Dunlap
Body of Drummond Brown Discovered Near Parkville
A skeleton found four miles north of Parkville Missouri is believed to be Drummond Brown former Kansas City federal league catcher and Independence Kansas manager. Identification was made by his widow Mrs Drum mond Brown and Mrs Ben Brown from a watch and clothing. A bullet was found in the head and suicide is suspected. Brown had been out of work since last January.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Drummond Brown
Independence
Kansas
Ben Brown
Parkville
Brown
Lindsey Denied Supreme Court Review in 1924 Election
Ben A. Lindsey Denver juvenile judge was denied a U.S. Supreme Court review of the Colorado Supreme Court ruling that he was defeated in the November 1924 election by Royal R. Graham. The decision leaves in place the Colorado court result and Lindsey's defeat stands.
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Washington
Ben A. Lindsey
Denver
Colo
Supreme Court
Colorado Supreme Court
Royal R. Graham
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Tennyson
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