Lindbergh Parade of Events Highlights New York Visit
Lindbergh draws large crowds across Manhattan from Hotel Astor lunch to Times plant visit and yacht cruise. He speaks on aviation and air defense, praising air mail and stressing need for surge in trained pilots, while noting New York as a vulnerable future air base.
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Hotel Astor
Plant
New York Times
Rodman Wanamaker
Lindbergh
New York
Chas. A. Lindbergh
Middle West
Park Avenue
Sodman Wanamaker
New York Harbor
Manhattan
Harlem
Polo Grounds
Ace Hudkins
Sarge Sammy Baker
Ziegfield Theater
Nungesser
Coli
United States
Air Corps
America
Navy
Army
Ing
William L. O
State Cham of Commerce
Harry H
St. Louis
London
Mr. DeBost Tost
Ilandergh
Paris Flyers Reported Found in Quebec Lumber Camp
The French aviators Charles Nungesser and Francois Coli are said to be in a lumber camp on the south bank of the Saguenay River near Rose de Lima in Quebec. Elwood Wilson of Grand Mere Quebec said a lumberman saw them and that he planned to fly to the camp the next morning.
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Charles Nungesser
Francis Coli
Rose de Lima
Fairchild Aerial Survey Co
Associated Press
Chicago
Quebec
Elwood Wilson
Fairchild Aerial Survey Company
Grand Mere
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Wilson
Quebec hears possible Nungesser Coli sighting sparks Coast to River Bend
June 15 wave of excitement in Quebec after a River Bend report that aviators Charles Nungesser and Francois Coli were found. Officials and lumber firms sought confirmation while searches and probes were ordered across the Saguenay region and surrounding districts.
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Quebec
River Bend
Nungesser
Coli
Saguenay River
Quebec City
Canadian Railway Telegraph and Telephone Service
Funeral Services for Safe Bacon in Jefferson City
Friday afternoon funeral services were held for Safe Bacon a longtime Jefferson City merchant born December 25 1858 in Miller County He arrived in the capital as a clerk later buying the Abe Heim clothing store and building a broad mercantile network He married Effie Stanfli on December 31 1885 and is survived by three sons brothers and sisters in multiple states He contributed to the capital removal and bond campaigns and was active in civic and mercantile groups.
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Merchants’ Association
Miller County
Goldman Clothing
Abe Heim
High and
Madison
First National Bank
Heim
Bacon
Jefferson City
Soca Vivic
Effie Stanfli
Ford Bacon
Eldorado
Kansas
James
Henry
Dilton
George Bacon
Mt. Pleasant
Richard
Russellville
Allen
Eldon
Mary Ramsey
Belleville
Ill
W. B. Burris
L. N. Musser
Kansas City
R. Stedman
Paragould
Ark
Fayed Bandit Kimes Foiled In Hill Country Chase
The phantom southwest outlaw Matthew Kimes reportedly hides in Osage Hills after a theft spree. He stole a car at Dilton with a two year old boy inside the tonneau, briefly captured Pawnee County marshal George McAninch, and tied him to a tree before freeing. A pursuing posse regrouped to resume the search.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Matthew Kimes
Southwest
Osage Hills
Kimnes
Dilton
Tonneau
Jennings
Pawnee County
George McAninch
Kimes
McAninch
Jones
Pawhuska
Fatal blast and fire strike Sedalia home
A massive explosion and fire in Sedalia Missouri killed Elmer Starke 19 a produce house worker and left two unidentified youths fleeing the residence Police and Starke family investigate why he was in G F Copas home Neighbors saw two youths run from the scene prior to the blast
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Sedalia
G. F. Copas
Elmer Starke
J. W. Starke
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
Velma Copas
Starke
Copas
Personal sketch highlights church and fraternal ties
A brief obituary or biographical note describes a man affiliated with a church and organizations including the Modern Woodmen, Knights of Pythias, and Odd Fellows. It notes his long standing Republican political ties and acquaintance with prominent party figures.
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Knights of Pythias
The
Odd Fellows
Hornsby to Manage Giants After 1928
Rogers Hornsby, captain of the New York Giants and former St Louis Cardinals manager, will become Giants manager after 1928 when John J. McGraw retires. McGraw calls Hornsby the man to carry on and dismisses dissention rumors, noting Hornsby inspired the club.
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Rogers Hornsby
New York
Associated Press
ST. Louis
St Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Giants
John J. McGraw
McGraw
Kornsby
Hornsby
Rumors of New Terror in Russia Sweep London
Reports circulating in London claim a new terror in Russia with executions arrests and martial law amid crowds fleeing Moscow. Core details lack independent verification and point to censorship and harsh measures by the G H U. Officials allegedly plan military training and a war scare against Poland.
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London
Russia
Moscow
Warsaw
Riga
Daily Mail
Poland
Melsingfors
Finland
Flevengren
Vornoff
Funeral services set for William Grimm pioneer of Jefferson City
Funeral services for William Grimm aged 91 a Civil War veteran and Jefferson City pioneer will be held Friday at 2 40 PM at the Wagner home with Rev Bierbaum of the California Evangelical Church officiating. Burial will follow in the Evangelical Church cemetery. Grimm born in 1836 in Saale Germany arrived in America in 1857 and lived in Jefferson City most of his life. He served in Company D 9th Missouri Cavalry for over three years and later worked with the prison industries. He is survived by sons Charles A Grimm of Kansas City and William Grimm of Chicago, plus five grandchildren eight great grandchildren and a great great grandchild.
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William Grimm
Jefferson City
Alma Wagner
West Main
Clay Streets
Wagner
Bierbaum
Evangelical Church At
California
Evangelical Church
Grimm
Saale
Germany
America
Baltimore
9Th
Missouri Cavalry
Margaret Raithel
L. N. Raithel
Charles A. Grimm
Kansas City
Chicago
Dallmeyer 46th Anniversary Sale Delights Shoppers
Four special sales items including a snow white enameled pudding pan Charleston bag pastry boards and brooms are highlighted today at the Dallmeyer 46th anniversary sale. The event closes after two weeks of celebration with continued offers on the broom and pastry board due to an omission in prior announcements. Shoppers are urged to visit early as large crowds are expected.
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Dallmeyer
Charleston
Dallmeyer’s
Schooley Found Guilty in Festus Bank Robbery
Roy Schooley a St. Louis lawyer and politician was convicted in Greenville of taking part in the 28000 Citizens Bank of Festus robbery on Sept 25. He received a ten year term in the penitentiary.
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Schooley
Associated Press
Greenville
Roy Schooley
St. Louis
Iuilty
Citizens’ Bank
Festus
Long Beach Rowboat Marathon Entrants Polishing Prep
Buffeting breakers are expected to provide thrills as 60 rowers sharpen training for the 25 mile ocean race set to start Sunday from Long Beach to Santa Catalina Island.
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Long Beach
Santa Catalina Island
Unmanned streetcar crashes into home steps. one dead
A runaway streetcar in Baltimore derailed after traveling eighteen blocks and struck a car carrying four people. One Black man died and four others were injured in the collision with the automobile. Authorities investigated the incident.
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Baltimore
Byrd Flight Postponed By Weather
Commander Richard E. Byrd is expected in New York but weather conditions over the north Atlantic prevent a trans Atlantic flight this week. The forecast warns no flight on Friday and likely no take off before next week. Byrd postponed plans while awaiting favorable conditions and may stop in Paris if he proceeds to Europe.
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Associated Press
New York
Richard E. Byrd
France
North Atlantic
James H. Carr
Weather Bureau
Byrd
Byrd Camp
Virginia
Lyra
Paris
Europe
Pacific Ocean
Do You Know Capital News Contest for Jefferson City
Readers can answer questions under the Do You Know caption for cash prizes and free theater tickets. Prizes range from 5 dollars to 0 dollars plus four tickets to The Fire Brigade at Jefferson Theatre. Entries due by midnight Saturday June 19. winners published Monday June 20.
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Jeferson City
Capital News
Anneme
Fire Brigade
Jefferson Theatre
Fire Bbrigade
Daily Capital News
Capt. News
Tokyo Navy Eyes Partial China Withdrawal as July Nears
The Tokyo navy department considers pulling back part of its forces in south China due to improved conditions. Only about one unit may remain by the end of July.
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Tokyo
China
Navy Department
Toda
Enly
Ena
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Fayed
Sriven
Roush Country
Sheriff's Posse
John McGraw
WM. Grimm
Dallmeyer Sale
Othine
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