Lindbergh Decorations Spark War Department Action
Washington reports that Charles A. Lindbergh faces a legal limit on displaying foreign medals earned after his transatlantic flight. The issue extends to 400 medals and 250 certificates held in the State Department safe, with Congress possibly authorizing a blanket act to clear the collection and allow recipients to accept items.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
War Department
Congress
Army
State Department
Lindbergh
Coolidge and Calles to Talk by Phone
President Coolidge will speak for ten minutes by telephone with President Calles in Mexico City from the Pan American Union next Thursday at 5 30 p m Arrangements were made by the International Telephone and Telegraph Company and American Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Washington
Coolidge
Calles
Mexico City
Pan-American Union
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Oldest Bread on Display at American Bakers Meeting
In Chicago the oldest loaf of bread, found in an Egyptian pharaoh's tomb and surviving thirty centuries, is exhibited for the American Bakers Association gathering. The loaf, owned by the University of Chicago's Haskell Institute, underscores durability over edibility as bakers view global bakery products.
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Chicago
American Baker’s Association
Royal Mummy Company
Haskell Institute
University of Chicago
Henry Strude
Association
Film seizure prompts grand jury action in Tunney Dempsey shipdown
Federal action followed the seizure of six reels of the Tunney Dempsey fight as agents moved to block interstate transport by air. Five reels were released. one full ten round version was impounded. Oscar R. Luhring signaled possible indictments as Henry Lonenshine faced a grand jury on a federal transportation act charge.
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Chicago
United States
Oscar R. Luhring
James A. Wilkerson
Henry Lonenshine
Goodart Company of
New York
Grand
Sonenshine
Canada
Wilkerson
Department of Justice
Tunney and
Dempsey
New York City
Lorena Trickery
Lake View
Ore
Slim” Harris
Harris
Tennessee Opens 1927 Season With 33–0 Victory
In Knoxville on September 24, the University of Tennessee rolled to a 33 to 0 win over a Green Car son Newman squad using three complete teams to pace the rout.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Carson-Newman
Florida Gators Top Moccasins 26 to 7 in Opener
In Gainesville Florida the Gators defeated the Moccasins of Southern College 26 to 7 as Florida capitalized on a stronger squad in the third quarter overcoming a heavier, more experienced rival. The opening game of the season saw Florida dominate after halftime.
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Florida
Gainesville
Fla
Moccasins
Southern College
Gators
Iron Horse Fair Opens With Centenary Transportation Exhibit
Baltimore opening of the B and O Railroad centenary expo drew an estimated 30 000 to 60 000 visitors. The five mile pageant showcased Indian travois conestoga wagon stage coach early steam locomotives and a new oil electric rail car powered by gas engines. Notables included Herbert Hoover John S Sargent and Hubert Work with Gov Alfred C Ritchie presiding.
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Baltimore
Iron Horse
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
John S. Sargent
Interior
Hubert B. Work
Alfred C. Ritchie
Maryland
Hindenburg Thanks President Coolidge in Condolence Note
President Von Hindenburg sent a message to President Coolidge thanking the United States for its sympathetic condolence on the death of Baron Ago Von Maltzan. He said it was gratifying to see mutual regard for the deceased and noted efforts to promote closer U S Germany ties. He transmitted Coolidge’s condolences to Baroness Von Maltzan.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Coolidge
Baron Ago von Maltzan
United States
Germany
Mrs. Coolidge
Baroness von Maltzan
Miss Smallwood Sues Theatrical Managers
Norma Smallwood Miss America 1926 from Tulsa Oklahoma sues two theatrical managers for 3153 alleging breach of contract for eight weeks on stage at 375 weekly. Suit disclosed in New York supreme court with guardian attorney appointed by Justice Ingram.
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Norma Smallwood
Tulsa
Okla
Atlantic City
Supreme Court
Walker
Edwin Myers
Buffalo
Justice Ingram
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