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Bible Thought and Prayer Recalled in Park Dedication
A dated item notes Bible reflections and prayers tied to a World War memorial park dedication. It discusses the value of public recreation, the rise of parks since early Boston and New York efforts, and the park as a symbol of popular sovereignty and community heritage.
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Daly
Hammond
World War Service
Babylon
Boston
Germany
Old First Church
Brookline
Charlesbank
Louisville
City of
New York
Jacob Riis
Milnister
Lindy Brings Homeward Flight Plan Highlights
Lindbergh's Washington stop details mood of public celebration. He returns from brief visit after flying The Spirit of St Louis to New York. St. Louis readies a three day salute with parades, flag-raising, and a Chase Hotel dinner for the famed aviator.
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Washington
Chas. A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
New York
Mitchell Field
Long Island
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louisan
Mississippi River
Naval
Lindbergh
Spirit of
Sportsman Park
Chase Hotel
Tron Naranne
Paris
Board Bill Beater Arrested In Grafton
Clyde Burgoyne was arrested yesterday by Constable Joe Bollhger on information from Philipp he was wanted there for beating a board out. He was jailed and returned to Barbour county this morning in custody of Herbert Lake constable of Philippi The bounty promised was announced for a later program in Forest Park stating a Sunday opportunity to collect rewards tomorrow.
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Clyde Burgoyne
Joe Bollhger
Philipp
Barbour County
Herbert Lake
Philippi
Forest Park
Poor West Virginia Politicians Squabble Over Finances
A Baltimore Evening Sun editorial laments West Virginia legislators reconvening after a month, railing at budget fights and loaning money to taxpayers. The piece likens the lawmakers to incurable pests and contrasts their political squabbles with ideal summer tranquility.
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West Virginia
Baltimore Evening Sun
John Smith
Nature 4
Lindbergh Tales Highlight St Louis Homecoming
Bonita Witt recounts Lindbergh's St Louis days with photos of Olve Street landmarks and Clayton Country Club scenes as mayor J. Miller governor Sam A. Baker and aviation colleagues honor the flyer. Anecdotes include his apartment routine with Red Love and Nelly Nelson and a kerosene water prank on a field mechanic.
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Olve Street
St. Louis
Col
Charles Lindbergh
St. Louis Country Club
Clayton
Col. Lindbergh
J. Miller
Missouri
Sam A. Baker
Harry F. Knight
St. Louis Flying Club
Harold M. Bixby
The
St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
Lindbergh
Brooks-Kelley Government Aviation School
San Antonio
Texas
Chicago
Mall
Red Love
Nelly
Nelson
Little Falls
Minn
Lincoln
Neb
Miami Awarded Next Annual Shriners Parley
Atlantic City reports Miami won the Shriners convention for next year. The decision on ending the national gathering in favor of sectional meetings was sent to a committee for study at the upcoming convention. Allen Higgins Rodes, potentate of El Maida Temple El Paso Texas, died of a heart attack in his hotel room.
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Atlantic City
Miami
Allen Higgins Rodes
el Maida Temple
el Paso
Tex
Marriage By Lottery Supervised By Benny
St Joseph Michigan June 16 Emil Rosetti testified in the state's suit to dissolve the House of David colony describing a marriage by lottery supervised by Benjamin Purnell as highly satisfactory He said he fell in love with his wife immediately after the ceremony and has remained so since Rosetti, once Island manager, disputed claims that High Island was a banishment site for unhappy members.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Benjamin Purnell
House of David
Emil Rosetti
High Island
Lakegan
Purnell
Rosetti
French Foreign Minister Briand Hurried to Paris for Eye Illness
France’s Foreign Minister Briand, ill with an eye infection diagnosed as herpes zoster, left Geneva for Paris today. He suffered neuralgic pains and fever overnight. In Paris, French specialists will tend him and orders for rest of several weeks were advised. doctors in Geneva telegraphed ahead.
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Geneva
Briand
France
Paris
Flier Exhibit Plans and Lindbergh Statue Wreathing
A close up of the new flier announces an exhibition at the park. Colonel Lindbergh will place a wreath on the statue of the symbolic figure in front of the art museum.
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Colonel Lindbergh
St. Louis
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