Bell starts transatlantic flight in Columbia monoplane
Miss Mabel Bell launches from Roosevelt Field in the Tel Janca, aiming for Europe, hoping to be first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic or with a partner. Le Boutillier and Argles pilot the reconditioned Columbia as Bell seeks a European landing. Levine plans to follow to Old Orchard, Maine in a Fokker Universal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Miss Earhart
Boston
England
Miss Bell
United States
Levine
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
U.P
Mabel Bell
Columbia
Old Orchard
Europe
Oliver C. Leboutillier
Arthur Argles
Germany
Amelia Earhart
Newfoundland
Fokker Universal
Josephine Bell
Gunman Refuses Guilt In Birger Gang Murder Case
Ross Slankard alias Slankard, arrested in Pontiac Michigan, denies involvement in a southern Illinois Birger gang murder as police question him daily. No word on extradition. Williamson County Illinois authorities seek transfer, while Sheriff Oren Coleman travels to arrange return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mich
Ross Slankard
Slankard
Birger
Illinois
Williamson County
Oren Coleman
Marion, Ill
Will Kaesser Returns to Work After Injuries
Will Kaesser plans to resume fireman duties Friday morning despite injuries from the Nehring factory blaze. The doctor advised careful use of his bandaged right hand for several days, and Kaesser says he will feel better working every other day rather than loafing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kaesser
Nehring
Bill
Kaesser
License plates stolen from Herman Hammerich vehicle
Police reported that Herman Hammerich’s state license plates and city vehicle tax plate were taken from his parked machine on Second Street. Police suspect a habitual auto bandit with a hot car from another city took the plates. Chronicle Want Ads Bring Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hammerich
Second Street
Hoover Near Goal in GOP Convention Delegates Fight
Rumors say Senator Borah may back Secretary Hoover as Idaho delegation leans to Hoover. The Texas bloc split, 65 of 75 seats won by Hoover forces, with four uninstructed and five to Lowden, Curtis, or divisions. Delegates consider contesting decisions before credentials as Lowden-Watson-Curtis allies push. Kansas City, June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Texas
Lowden
Curtis
Watson
Littleton
Ft. Worth
Harry Wurzbach
Kansas City
U.R
William Kd. Porah
Idaho
Commerce Hoover
Borah
President Coolidge to take entourage to Brule lodge
President Coolidge will travel with more than sixty aides and staff to the summer White House near Brule Wisconsin. The party includes private secretaries stenographers clerks naval and military aides and a full entourage of support staff and press. Rebecca the raccoon will not accompany him but many other pets will join the trip with a planned special train to Superior and Cedar Island Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidee
Cedar Island Lodee
White House
Brule
Wis
Naval Ant
Great Lakes
Tuffalo
Duluth
Rebecca
Decatur Dancers Stage Marathon at Transfer House to Coliseum
Decatur Illinois hosts a six day marathon dance with nearly twenty couples starting at the Transfer House, traveling by vans to the Coliseum for the ongoing contest. Entries come from Mattoon Decatur Tuscola Villa Grove Charleston and Springfield as orchestras perform in relays. A long Quixote novel with 461000 words is noted in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ill
U.P
Coliseum
Mmatoon
Tuscola
Villa Grove
Charleston
Springfield
Home Woman Is the Victor in Club Election
Mrs. John F. Sippel of Baltimore won the presidency of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs with the slogan that a woman’s place is in the home. She defeated Mrs Edward Franklin White of Indianapolis by a clear convention vote. The piece notes other local social mentions and a death in the community, including Decoration Day events and several local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
John’ F. Sippel
Baltimore
Medeoration of Women's
Cth
Sippel
To HH
Edward Franklin White
Indianapolis
Hw Federation
Visitors and News Events of Paw Paw
Paw Paw residents and visitors appear in this notes page with multiple social calls. Names include Waw Daw dan Sidney Oster shomt of Sterling calling forty friends in town Mriday and Mrs. Joseph Moore entertaining her sister Mrs. Baker of Kansas. Multiple visits to relatives are listed among local families with Elgin Parkville and Parkville connections noted. Scarlet fever quarantine for I ve Terry family and various tra ents visiting old homes are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Ostershomt
Sterling
Joseph Moore
Baker
Kansas
Truman Crowell
Hicago
John Heinzeroth
Jobert
Compton
W. Valentine
Robert Warn
M Rosa Valentine
Hagel Meeman
Ben Atherton
Marenco
Max Atherton
Wit
Glen Wiryn
Ned Warren
Prank Warren Aund
LaGrange
Im Tarabee
Tarmily
Mendota
James Warren
Garfield Thompson
Scarboro
Arnold Hayes Heads to Jacksonville With Miss Hayes
Arnold Hayes leaves the docks for Jacksonville accompanied by Hayes and Carl Lindberg to bring Miss Caroline Hayes home for the summer. Miss Hayes has been attending school in Jacksonville which closes today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Hayes
Hayes
Carl Lindberg
Jacksonville
Miss Caroline Hayes
Miss Hayes
Rry Salad With Cranberry Jelly Cream Cheese Dressing
An appetizing spring salad features thin slices of cranberry jelly served with lettuce and a cream cheese dressing. The recipe pairs well with spring chicken, offering a simple, flavorful starter.
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Isis
S.S.S
Luther League Convention to Be Held Here
The Luther League district convention is set for September 22 and 23 at First Lutheran Church in DeKalb. Rev E W Magnusson attended to extend the invitation from Rockford and Mrs Myrte Carlson of Sycamore also joined the Rockford group. Dean Samuel Miller of the St Paul Lutheran Bible Institute will lead Sunday sessions, with Rev Carlson Whieaxe and other speakers addressing labor league topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Luther League Association
E.W. Magnusson
DeKalb
Myrte Carlson
Sycamore
Samuel Miller
St.Paul Lutheran Gi
Farmers Meet in Chicago to Craft Federation Policy
Representatives of the American Farm Purenu Federation met in Chicago June 7 to 10 to craft the federation expression of national policies. Sam H. Thompson, president, said the resolution will be presented at national conventions of both major parties. He noted the farming crisis affects industry and welfare, with broad representation from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Farm Purenu Federation
Sam H. Thompson
Thompson
United States
Beauty Queen to Wed Sidney Spiesel in Quiet Chicago Ceremony
Miss F Lanphier of Atlantic City fame will marry Sidney Spiesel Jr., a wealthy Chicago furniture man. The couple met during a 1925 theater engagement and became engaged after his visit to California. The ceremony will be private with close friends and relatives, followed by a European honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
F Lanphier
M Ameriea
Atlantic City
Sidney Spiesel
Lanphier
Spiesel
California
Wirope
State College Instructor to Visit Cottage
State Teachers College faculty member S. F. Parson left yesterday with Milmois Mid School Athletic Association manager CS W Whitten for Chain Lakes Wisconsin. They will stay a few days to inspect Parson’s cottage and property then proceed to Sweden and other European countries this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Parson
State Teachers College
Chain Lakes
Wis
CS W Whitten
Milmois Mid School Athletic Association
DeKalleigh
Arson
North Woods
Sweden
Russell Wildey Returns to Shenandoah Radio Scene
Russell Wildey of the Ray-o-Vae twins is now located in Shenandoah Iowa. Former DeKalb radio artist turned vaudeville performer has taken a position with Station KMA in Town. Friends in DeKalb may hear him on the air this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Wildey
Shenandoah
Iowa
DeKalb
Mike
KMA
Wildey
Adler to Gift Planetarium Apparatus for Chicago Talk
Max Adler former vice president of Sears Roebuck has donated 500 for construction of a planetarium on the lake front at the 1933 world fair site. The structure will be about 200 feet wide and 100 feet high with plans by Carl Zeiss of Jena Germany. Adler says the gift aims to advance scientific progress interest the public in the heavens and promote unity in the universe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Max Adler
Sears Roe~ Sbuck & Company
Lake Front
Carl Zeiss
Jena
Germany
Munich
Adler
Lindbergh Flies From Buffalo This Afternoon
Lindbergh departed Buffalo airport at 2 p m for an unspecified destination after an overnight stay. He was hosted by Roy Keyes of the Curtiss Aeroplane Co during his visit and said nothing about his plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Roy Keyes
Curtiss Aeroplane Company
Col. Lindbergh
Girl Accuses Pastor of Wrongdoing in Belleville
Cinderella Lindeman, 11, accuses Rev. Turner Harper pastor of a Baptist church in East St. Louis of taking her to a woods near Center Station on two occasions. Harper is jailed on a $5,000 bond after parents of Cinderella filed the complaint. Harper, a former street car conductor, denies harming the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Til
O.R
Center Station
Turner Harper
East St. Louis
Harper
Cinderella Lindeman
J. P. Lindeman
Cinderella
Aviator and Mechanic Die in Arlington Plane Crash
Keith Keeling 30 and Clay Tich 23 died after their monoplane fell in a tailspin near Arlington. They had flown from Potomac flying field to test the craft recently produced in Alexandria Virginia. Keeling, from Kansas City, held a pilot license for 12 years. Dessert waffles note included, praising hot with strawberries and cream.
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Washington
Keith Keeling
Clay Tich
Dent
Arlington
Potomac Flying Field
Alexandria
Van
Keeling
Kanaas City
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Clint Lawrence
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PeKalth
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Chiago
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Danetter Ethel
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Hinckiley
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Milledgeville
Harry Dieree
Dan
Elgin
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Kraus
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Campton
Slutter
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SSS
Luther League
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Sidney Spiegel
State College
Russ Wildey
Dexalbut
Fables
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