Radio beams aid aviation gains and future flight hopes
A lengthy discussion on wireless navigation notes Kingsford Smith and Byrd aviation incidents. It highlights radio beams guiding planes, improving instruments, engines, and speeds, and contemplates Lindbergh’s possible over water flight as a test of radio guidance. It contrasts this with political and educational notes from Vassar about Czech students adapting to American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsford-Smaith
Newfoundland
Kingsford-Emlth
Byrd
Olinsied
A. Lindbergh
Paria
United States
Lindbergh
Paris
St. Louis
Split Second Editorials on Convictions and Society
A fragmented mock editorial reflects on convictions, unions, economic fixes, and social norms. It parodies public figures and media, notes price cuts and reading waste, and critiques both lawfulness and moral courage in a dated American context.
Explosion damages the Stanley hotel in Ester Park
From the files of the Greeley Republican dated June 5 1911 the Yeautiful Stanley hotel at Ester Park valued at $400000 suffered a partial wreck from an acetylene gas explosion at 545 o'clock. The incident follows a night of festivities as the structure sustained heavy damage to the west wing.
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Stanley
Ester Park
Eadh
New York City
A. J. Eaton
Ralph
Ernest
EP Manbeth
Harry
Wiles Biendo
Anderson
Baton
Aftar
Ylassing
C.F. Hackett
O. B. Younger
Chicagols
Torrive
J. Holt Jones
Traveling party reports mixed fortunes on journey
A traveling group led by M. I. Estabrook and others passed through during Sunday turning toward a local port. They claimed goods and livestock were harmed in transit and notified about losses to fish along the route. Witnesses include Mrs J A Wenvar and J J Thompson from Glen Haven nearby.
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J. J. Thompson
Glen Haven
Mra
Armatead
Review at Teachers College on Disinterestedness and Faith
Dr Counts of the International Institute at Columbia University reviews Walter Lippmann’s Preface to Moral, arguing disinterestedness evades life’s responsibilities. He cites faiths, crisis, and Russia to show new beliefs arise when old ones fade. He warns education must engage the heart, not merely mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lippmann
Br. Georgs
Counts
International Institute of Columbia University
Alfred W. Swan
Park Church
Greeley
Reinhald Meburgh
Mr. Lippmann
Ife
Lippmann
Dr. Counts
Russia
Lincoln Sehool
Columbia University
Counta
Walter Lippmann and the core civilizational problem
In a Worlding genre discussion the New York World editor Walter Lippmann is praised for his brilliant mind though his Jewish stock after products is noted as a contentious line. The reviewer calls A Preface to Morals a fine job despite disagreements and lists Lippmann's other works including A Preface to Politics Liberty and the News Public Opinion The Phantom Public and Men of Destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Liberty
Nevws
Phantom Pub
Men of Destiny
Community Notes from Keenesburg and Nunn Nunn
Keenesburg June 26 notes report Mrs. Harry Bowers and daughter Juanita visiting home, plus friends from nearby towns gathering for visits and a Fourth of July Box Hider rodeo planned. Many locals, including Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Hicard of Hoyt, and the Benson family, are listed with weekend visits and casual social calls. A Detroit arrival visits Mrs. Grab, while a Yellowstone trip is mentioned for July. In Nunn, trout fishing with Turner party, Denver visitors dine with the Davis family, and locals attend trips to Topeka and nearby towns.
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Keenesburg
Keenenburgh
Harry, Bowers
Juanita
Greeley
Mra
Dimes
Jenkie
Benson
Leon Wright
Austin Ruby
A. F. Smith
Ball Wd
My. Hicard
Hoyt
Seene Hell
Grace
Laynda Bell
Masta
Mia A
Smith
Denver
Henry Rettel
Brighton
Hirach
Sam Braiden
Draiden
Loveland
Hiverd
Jennie
Vitney
Lily
Fred Bell
Roy Nielsen
Bisia Walrath
Everett Lemaster
Detroit
Mich
Lloyd Parker
Batty
Wanda Mae
Raymond McGowan
Warret
Kemp
Yallowstone Park
Archie Knox
Tharmopolis
K. K
Will Brookahern
Irene
T. Smith
Henry Bell
Pay
Irvan Bell
Malph Roberstein
la Vado
Hell
Dalesse Reed
Rev
Webster
Nunn Nunn
G. A. Turner
Moniay
W. H. Turner
Standson
Bobbie
Berthoud
Wikford Turner
Glen
Gals Gantio
John Harris
L. Davis
M.D. Griffin
Bobbie Lou
G. G. Pittman
Huntington Park
Alit
Nome Chandlier
Boulal Zicktick Patie
Mauny Towa
Bobbie Turner
Jerome Turner
I. Davie Pont
Weekend Notes From Barthoud and Nearby Towns
Weekend arrivals and departures across Barthoud and nearby areas include Mrs. Davis family planning California summer with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Connors and baby Bugduth visiting from Denver with plans for stay at Mrs. Dr M. Fairbairn home. Connors returning to Loveland as state highway department is abated. Leonard Major Greeley to work at 8. L. Davis ranch. local visits include Amos Entwistle, Turner, and Paldrick at B. R. Galltin ranch. Entwistle attends a clap festival at Mrs. A. A. Brooke’s home. Pittman and Gitfin attend theater in Greeley. Alva S. L. Davis and Mr. Hertis dine with Mrs. John Hertis, who is summer school in Greeley.
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Barthoud
Davis
Laura Hennott
Charles Burka
Tieng
Ruth
Charting
California
Martin Connors
Bugduth
Denver
Connors
M. Fairbairn
Loveland
Amos Entwistle
A. A. Brooke
Maton
G. G. Pittman
Mra
M. E. Gitfin
Greeley
Alva
L. Davis
John Hertis
Her
Birth celebration and visits across towns in LaSalle
In LaSalle on June 26 Mr and Mrs W and family shared a dinner in Denver at the home of Mr and Mrs R C Younker for a surprise birth celebration. Loy her husband and Kenneth Crown of Gegalla Nobr visited LaSalle guests Thursday, then traveled to Denver and Waton to visit relatives. Mrs Grawl and Mrs Totten are sisters.
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la Salle LaSalle
Jaynee
Son Chalmore
Denver
R. C. Younker
Mr. Younker
Younker
Kenneth Crown
Gegalla
Nobr
Dave ‘Lotten
LaSalle
Waton
Grawl
Benoit
Totten
Kenneth Thomason
Mont
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Gatherings
The passage lists numerous visits and family events, including Kang arriving for a weekend with relatives, Garner Jennifer visiting family in Sheraton Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Laughlin and son Ray attending the O. O. F. picnic in Island Grove, and a trip to Lucerne to visit their daughter. It notes overnight guests, dinner invitations, and caregiving for a relative recovering from health issues, with several names and places in the region.
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Ment
Kang
Yi'a
Perry
Gardner
Gariiner Jenver
Timator
Albert Riggs
Robert Allen
New Raynter
O. M. Pearson
Bart Haynolds
Rex
Lloyd Reynolda
Hardin
Thoreas
Sharon Springs
Te ‘Yishing
Donjald
Island Grove Sunday School Encouraged by Attendance
Evans and Ma Minnis returned to Denver after a week with Loven Secker family. Reppo arrived Sunday, and a large Island Grove park Sunday school gathering drew about eighty people. Denver visitors Franke Martin and Marvin joined Mrs Martin's mother Mrs L A Herriot, Agnes Fogel and son Morris from Laramie with Nanla Smith and Mileen Ferstock, plus James Brown and two children from the Auburn district.
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Morris Land James Allen
Laramie
Wyo
Nanla Smith
Mileen Ferstock
Jamee Brown
Rehildren
Auburn
Ajmer Guests Sunday Abt Brown Here Keith Fish
Derthoud factory hosts visitors as plans to remain indefinitely unfold. Thea Forstock rotating Wednesday schedule noted for Wash state with unknown attendees.
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Ajmer
Brown
Keith Fish
Han Purchay
Jks Bogen
Derthoud
Thea Forstock — Rotumg Woenatches
Wash. Tuenday
Official Leads Moyg Yo Split Up Auf Perth Meeting
An official lead meeting in Perth Western Australia discussed a proposal from a minister of the province. Attendees from Perth and broader Western Australia considered a midlow port for the creation era of Western Australia. The event highlighted a population context of about 400,000 cohabitants.
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Moyg * Yo
Perth
West Australia
Western Australia
Australia
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