Lindbergh engagement announced by U S ambassador
Colonel Lindbergh's engagement to Anne Spencer Morrow was announced by Dwight W. Morrow the U S ambassador to Mexico after Lindbergh landed in Havana. Anne Morrow is 22 a Chapin and Smith graduate who accompanied him on flights in Mexico City. Lindbergh also conducted rescue flights in Florida and commented on future Miami Panama air service.
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Ust
Havana
Canal Zone
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Spencer Morrow
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Mexico City
Anne
Chapin School
New York
Smith College
Lindbergh
Miami
Florida Keys
Harry Rogers
Panama
North
South
Americas
Trotzky Exile Reported Landing in Constantinople
The exile Eon Trotzky and his family were secretly landed in Constantinople aboard a Soviet steamship and confined in the Russian embassy. Authorities feared possible attacks by white Russian refugees there as oppression of Trotzky sympathizers widens in Russia.
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Eon Trotzky
Constantinople
Trotzky
Russia
Kronstadt Naval Academy
Shumaker Begins Tenor on Indiana Penitentiary Farm
Shumaker the Indiana Anti-Saloon League superintendent began a sixty day sentence for contempt of the Indiana Supreme Court. He was ordered to Putnamville State Penitentiary after criticism of justices in the American Issue publication. The court ruled against him by a three to two vote.
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Shumaicer
Indiana
Anti- Saloon League
Putnamville
Indiana Supreme Court
Shumaker
Arthur L. Gilliam
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Bobby Trout Reclaims Laurels in Night Flying Flight
Miss Bobby Trout, 23, retrieved aviation laurels in Los Angeles events from New York rival Miss Elinor Smith. She set a new endurance record of 21 hours 5 minutes 87 seconds for women aviators and also claimed the women’s night flying and distance records in a Golden Eagle monoplane.
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Bobby Trout
Los Angeles
Hleet
Hoover
Miami Beach
Doak
West ,Virginia
ISS
Elinor Smith
New York
Bobby
Mexican train bombing near Guanajuato shocks officials
Resid ent Portes Gil narrowly escaped death after a dynamite blast tore apart a train on a bridge in Guanajuato. The fireman died as the engine overturned and two coaches derailed, with an unexploded bomb found on the track. Officials link the attack to the League of Religious Defense, following the execution of Jose Toral for General Obregon’s murder, and arrests were reported nearby.
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Portes Gil
Mexico
Guanajuato
Jose Toral
General Obregon
Mexico City
League of Religious Defense
Langtry and Liechtenstein Rulers Lead Week's Obituaries
The week sees Lily Langtry, known as the Jersey Lily, die at her Monte Carlo home. She was a long time English stage beauty, manager, and social figure beloved by Edward VII. Meanwhile John II, Prince of Liechtenstein, dies at an advanced age and is succeeded by his brother.
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Fost
Lily Langtry
de Bathe
Monte Carlo
Edward
Prince of Wales
United States
John II
Lichetenstein
Vatican and Italy Sign Peace Pact Amid Celebrations
R TM observed the signing at week's start marking a peace pact between the Vatican and Italy. Ceremonies were lavish with exchanges of gifts and decorations. The world-wide view credits Mussolini with achieving a major triumph at little cost to Italy.
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Vatican
Stata
Mussolini
Italy
The Rich Man’s Busy Hours in Howe’s Monthly Note
A humorous reflection on how even the wealthiest man faces a packed routine. The piece lists daily tasks from meals and hygiene to banking, taxes, dentist visits, and social calls, suggesting that leisure eludes even the richest. The tone is wry about modern life’s never ending to do list.
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E. W. Howe
Old Explosive Engine: Early Concepts and Piston Motion
The piece traces early engine ideas from Huygens 1680 describing a powder driven explosion motor. It notes the piston moved by atmospheric pressure after initial displacement, compares to the 1705 steam engine, and mentions the slow shift toward rotary motion from piston and cylinder designs.
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Huygens
Fraction lesson goes awry with Sophia's apple questions
A mother asks Sophia to count apple pieces after slicing into halves quarters and tiny snips. Sophia answers two for halves and quarters but, when asked about tiny snips, the lesson ends with the mother deferring to the teacher.
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Mother
Sophia
Kangaroo Superstitions Among Aboriginal Tribes
Australian Aboriginal tribes hold kangaroo related omens warning of danger. A hopping kangaroo toward a hunter signals nearby enemies and readiness to strike. Dreams of many kangaroos beside a camp foretell serious danger. During initiation, boys were restricted from drinking at water holes unless using a hollow kangaroo bone.
Mistaken Notion That Everything Was Lost
Dr. John Watson reassures a Liverpool merchant that wealth is gone but core values remain. The man laments loss of gold, while Watson highlights love loyalty and friendship as true riches.
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John Watson
Liverpool
Fixiugh
Dactor Watson
Doctor Watson
Sid
Watson
Good Old Daya Reflections On Women’s Roles In 1680
Reprinted observations lament a strong expectation that wives perform domestic duties and market tasks. The piece cites duties such as spinning, weaving, washing, baking, wine making, tending grain, plowing, carting dung, and selling butter cheese milk eggs chickens and other provisions, noting the social norms of the era.
Reward Offered For Arrest Of bounty fund thieves
A one hundred dollar reward is posted by the Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn for any non police individual who helps arrest and convict anyone illegally collecting bounty funds. Adv 11 4m.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn
Reward Offered by Madison National Forest Sheep Growers
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a $250 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $100 reward for the conviction of any camp robber. 1. 10-to
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Madison National Forest She Growers’ Association
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Lindbergh—Domings
Congress
Edward W. Pickard
Curtis
Dawes
Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Navy
Wilbur
Ers
Fred A. Britten
House Naval Committee
Morida
Washington
National Capital
Florida
Edison
Fort Myers
Jardine
Federated Fruit and Vegetable Growers
Mount Weather
Bluemont
Blue Ridge Mountains
Weather Bureau
Paris
Germany
Rhineland
Owen D. Young
Tsnnings
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Europe
Hane
Gen
Bramwell -Booth
High Council of the Salvation Army
Edward John Higgins
Higgins
Evangeline Booth
Army In
America
Highbridge
Somerset
Doctor Morgan's School
Bridgewater
Bayer
First National Bank
THE
Bank OF Strength and Service
Land Office
Pearl I. Smith
Fide
Dillon
Montana
Leggat Hotel
Butte
Alex. Leggat
Mer
Lewis & Walker
P. C
Wyoming
Bette
Mont
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Atkeson Dairy
M. Paumie
Parisian
Galena St. Butte, Mont
Ady, Tf
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