Lindbergh Tours New York Streets After Welcome
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh flew by car between Mitchel and Curtiss fields and the city, thanking pilots and staff who aided his Atlantic flight. A Central Park welcome was canceled due to rain, while a Carrollton welcome night included a dinner at the Commodore and a large public vigil.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mitchel and
Curtiss Flying
Long Island
Park Avenue
Lindbergh
Casey” Jones
Curtiss
Casey
Central Park
Mitchelfield
Washington
Major Davidson
Newspaper Club
City of New York
Commodore
Colonel Lindbergh
Cardinal Hayes
Harry H. Frazee
Mall
Mr. Frazee
Mayor Walker
Clarence H. Mackay
Postal Telegraph Company
Harbor Hill
Mackay
Frazee
Prince of Wales
Nassau County
Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh
Memphis
Navy Yard
Pennsylvania Avenue
President Coolidge
Monument Grounds
NEA
Enterprise
Flogging charge against railroad men in Georgia case
Warrants issued charging Elmer Clark and Charles Thomas with participating in the flogging of Mrs. Ansley Bowers and her son Floyd near Toccoa. W. J. Acree and T. R. Lowry were arrested and released on bond pending preliminary hearing. Floyd and his mother were reportedly taken from their home by 12 men before daybreak and lashed.
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Toccoa
Ansley Bowers
Floyd
Elmer Clark
Charles Thomas
W. J. Acree
Eastonville
Here
T. R. Lowry
Bowers
Acree
Lowry
Miss Carpenter Details Operation in Mecklenburg Trial
Margaret Carpenter of Newton testified in Mecklenburg Superior Court in the Wishart Smith case about an illegal operation on a girl. She described being blindfolded during the procedure and seeing the man who performed it, followed by neglect and a 42 day hospital stay for blood poisoning.
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Charlotte
Margaret Carpenter
Newton
Mecklenburg Superior Court
W. E. Wishart
J. Marion Smith
Statesville
Dr Liova T Wilson Delivers Principal Speech at Meredith College
Dr Liova T Wilson returned from Raleigh where he gave the principal address at Meredith College for the summer preacher school. He will depart tomorrow for the Reynolds conference in Winston-Salem.
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Liova T. Wilson
Raleigh
Meredith College
Wall Street Opens With Stocks Drift Lower
Prices drifted downward at the opening as Pittsburgh Coal fell 2 percent on initial trades followed by Missouri Pacific preferred down 1 percent and Western Union or Wa bash dipping 1 percent respectively.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Missouri Pacific Preferred
Wabash
Eastern Star Holds North Carolina Annual Meeting in Salisbury
About 500 delegates gathered for the Order of Eastern Star annual meeting in Salisbury. The opening session at St. John's Lutheran church featured welcomes from Mayor J. L. Fisher, escort by Knights Templars, and a reception. Today's program includes executive meetings, a city drive, banquet, and a speech by Grand Master John H. Anderson. Mrs. Maude Hester and Wiley M. Pickens serve as grand matron and patron.
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Salisbury
Order of Eastern Star of North Carolina
St. John’s Lutheran Church
J. L. Fisher
Knights Templars
John H. Anderson
Maude Hester
Reidsville
Wiley M. Pickens
Linecolnton
Frank Osborn to Be Buried on Thursday
Funeral services for Frank Osborn a Guilford county farmer who died at his home near Jamestown last Saturday night will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at his residence. Burial follows in Deep River cemetery with the body at Schrest's funeral home until Wednesday afternoon.
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Frank Osborne
Guilford County
Jamestown
Deep River
Sechrest
Greensboro Frolic for High Point Road Opening
Greensboro residents show strong interest in the High Point road opening ceremony this afternoon. If weather cooperates, about 1,000 attendees from Greensboro are expected along with a well attended dinner at the King Cotton hotel and a full all room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Greensboro Bureau
Greensboro
High Point Road
Children Are Killed in Greensboro Auto Accidents
Three children died in Greensboro auto accidents. Roy Robinson five of Charlotte was crushed by a car driven by Dr Shahane Taylor. Lucile Beaty five was killed when struck by a truck driven by Will Pinnix. John E Robins five died from injuries after a Sunday afternoon crash.
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Greensboro
Roy Robinson
Charlotte
Shahane Taylor
Lucile Beaty
Will Pinnix
John E. Robins
Byrd Set for Paris Flight With Lindbergh Present
Charlotte reports Deputy Yarborough murder suspect Devlin confessed to killing C M Fink linking another unnamed suspect. In Washington, Byrd’s flight to Europe appears set for tomorrow night or Thursday morning, aiming for a Paris stop with Lindbergh present.
Signal flares give new hope for missing French aviators
A forestry worker near St Germain township north of the Saguenay reports distress flares sighted Sunday night in the mountains. Four witnesses saw modern flares indicating possible distress from Captains Charles Nungesser and Francois Coli. Quebec authorities seek more information quickly.
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Quebec
Charles Nungesser
Francois Coli
Province of
Parliament
St. Germain
Saguenay River
Byrd Delays Flight Until Weather Clears For France Trip
Commander Richard E. Byrd said he would not depart for France until weather conditions are favorable and declined to comment on claims of a round trip with a brief Paris stop. The report suggested a departure for tomorrow night or early Thursday morning.
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Mitchell Field
Richard Byrd
Associated Press
Byrd
Paris
Charles Lindbergh
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Europe
Lindbergh
New York
France
Richard E. Byrd
Expulsion From Board For Thompson Guilty Of Dishonesty
Chicago June 14 AP Ex board of trade expels George E Thompson after governors find he concealed dishonest dealings and participated in misrepresenting wheat grades from Armour Grain to the Grain Marketing Corporation The misrepresentation led to the cooperative being defrauded and the Armour company ordered to pay about 3 million to the marketing corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Board of Governors
George E. Thompson
Armour Grain Company
Thompson
Grain Marketing Corporation
The
Rosenbaum
Armour Company
Marketing Corporation
Nash farmer dies of shot near his home
Wilson June 14 AP C O Tant Nash county farmer died in hospital from wounds suffered a day earlier when he was waylaid near his home and shot with buckshot. Albert Denton 14, already charged with whisky manufacture, is held on a murder charge in Nash County Jail. Tant had recently reported Denton for allegedly making whisky.
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Charlotte
Dave Devlin
Yarborough
Rowan County
C. M. Fink
Alex West
Devlin
West
Charlotte City
Salisbury
Fink
Charlotte Doctor Faces Trial in Mecklenburg Court
In Charlotte on June 13 the Mecklenberg superior court heard lengthy arguments over charges against Dr. W. E. Wishart of Charlotte and co-defendants Clarence Heavener R. Davis and J. Marion Smith. The state moved to nolle prosequi Davis and Heavener while using them as witnesses against Wishart and Smith as evidence begins.
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Charlotte
Mecklenburg Superior Court
W. E. Wishart
Clarence Heavener
Hickory
R. Davis
J. Marion Smith
Margaret Jane Carpenter
Catawba County
Davis
Heavener
Nolle
Webb
Carpenter
Grand Jury
Wishart
Smith
Louisville Elections of 1925 Thrown Out
The Kentucky Court of Appeals nullified the 1925 Louisville elections, unseating 49 city and nine Jefferson County Republican officers. Democrats had alleged fraud and corrupt practices violations, prompting Governor Fields to appoint new officers until the November elections.
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Frankfort
State Court of Appeals
Louisville
Jefferson County
Fields
A. A. Will
A. A. Will, All the City Board of Aldermen
City Council
Court of Appeals
May consumption record boosts New Orleans cotton market
The May consumption report for 633,024 bales lifted the cotton market in New Orleans with July at 1624, October 1665, and December 1685, 17 to 20 points above yesterday's close after an opening steady on Liverpool cables and a late rally.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Ralys
Texas
Truck Shipments Report by State Totals
Raleigh June 1 AP truck shipments show beans moving 83 total with NC 22 TN 2 VA 33 and cabbage totaling 73 with NM 3 OH 26 TN 22 VA 32 WV 1 across several states.
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Raleigh
Beans
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
New Mexico
Ohio
Texas
Virinia
West Virginia
Miss Margaret Norris Killed in a Car Accident Near Roanoke
In Roanoke Virginia a car skid became an embankment plunge on a slippery road near Montvale. Miss Margaret Norris of Salem was pinned beneath the vehicle and died. Miss Anna Tate Wells of Asheville New York was rescued with injuries not yet determined. The driver’s name was not yet confirmed.
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Roanoke
Montvale
Here
Margaret Norris
Salem
Anna Tate Wells
Asheville
N. Y
Norris
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Alexandria
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Witness charges Hale truth told in Wishart trial
In Charlotte on June 14 AP reports Roy Davis a state witness testified that Margaret Carpenter of Newton sought to suppress evidence aiding Dr. Wis hart in a trial with J Marion Smith. Davis claimed attorneys pressured him and that Louie Whitener's brother urged silence. Judge Russell was present during the exchange.
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Margaret Jane Carpenter
Newton
W. E. Wishart
J. Marion Smith
Dr. Wishart
Roy Davis
Davis
PD. L. Russell
Hickory
Young Whitener
Russell
Death of Lucille Baity Follows Truck Collision
Greensboro police report five year old Lucille Baity of Proximity died after being struck by a Tatum Company ice truck on Green Street. Driver Will Pennix is jailed on murder charges with a $1000 bond after officials say the truck slid 55 feet after braking.
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the Enterprise Bureau
Greensboro
Lucille Baity
George W. Baity
Tatum Company
Roy Roberson
Charlote
8S. R. Taylor
Bally
Roberson
Elm Memorial Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Will Pennix
Civitan Club Backs Montlieu Avenue Paving Plan
The Civitan club at its luncheon endorses paving sidewalks on Montlieu avenue from Fourth Street to the High Point college property. The club will pursue immediate action and plans to meet with the Boy Scouts at Camp Uwharrie next month. It will also send representatives to Civitan International in Nashville, Tennessee, June 27 to 29. Frankfort of Camp Manufacturing Company, Franklin, Virginia, attended as a guest.
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Civitan Club
Country Club
Montlieu Avenue
Fourth Street
High Point College
Boy Scouts
Camp Uwharrie
Civitan International
Nashville
Tenn
Frankfort
Camp Manufacturing Company
Franklin, Va
Jerome Dies British Author at Local Hospital
Jerome K. Jerome noted British author died today at a Northampton hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. Local medical staff confirmed death. The writer of prominent comic works had been hospitalized since onset of illness.
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Jerome
Northampton
Ent
Jerome K. Jerome
German Tries to Attach the Levine Plane
A Berlin conference between Charles A. Levine's legal team and Dr. Puppe, a German promoter, produced a provisional compromise preventing attachment of the Columbia trans Atlantic monoplane. Levine will pay Dr. Puppe a sum after apologies. ratification awaits his return from Baden Baden with pilot Clarence Cham berlin. The German government and Lufthansa mediated per American embassy circles.
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Berlin
Charles A. Levine
Puppe
Columbia
Levine
Baden-Baden
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Lufthansa
German Air League
President Coolidge dedicates Wicker Memorial Park in Calumet region
In Hammond Indiana President Coolidge dedicates Wicker Memorial park honoring World War veterans. He urges greater attention to human welfare amid national prosperity, noting voter turnout education and religious devotion as areas needing work while praising American institutions and citizen duty.
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Hammond
Ind
America
Coolidge
Wicker Memorial Park
Calumet
Whiting
East
Chicago
Mr. Coolidge
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Children’s Welcome
Mildred Mitchell
W. N. Muir
Sue LE. Clay
Hendersonville Road
Clay
Muir
Mrs. Clay
Miss Carpenter
Wall Street
Castern Star
Frank Osborn
Gate City
Col. Lindbergh
Amr Eee
C.m.fink
Nash Farmer
Albert Denton
Hale
Trugk
Ciys Street
Montlieu
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