Hoover plans and rival schemes for key Republican clash
Kansas City reports show Hoover seeking early ballots with 11 southern delegates secured, while Lowden and Watson camps map attack plans. Clarence Buck says Lowden not anti-Coolidge, predicts 300 votes first ballot. Watson arrives with Thurman to press home Indiana backing amid convention intrigue.
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Slansas City
Commerce Secretary
James W. Good
Lowden
Watson
Hoover
Clarence F. Buck
Sinois
Coolidge
Buck
Indiana
M. Berty Thurman
Dawes
Kansas City
Curtis
Kansas
Kansas ‘City
C. Bascom Shimp ‘de Virginia
National Committee
Earhart Bell Columbia flight delays threaten the Atlantic attempt
Reports from New York and Curtiss Field detail Amelia Earhart and Mabel Bell racing to be first to fly the North Atlantic. Levi ne’s Columbia and the Friendship seaplane face delays and mechanical work as audiences watch anxiously.
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New York
North Atlantic
Amelia Earhart
Trepassey
N. F
Mabel Bell
Curtiss Field
Charles A. Levine
Columbia
Mr. Levine
Miss Bell
T. Harold Kinkade
Wright Motor
Oliver C. le Boutillier
East Orange
WN. J
Havana
Levine
Stultz
Boutiier
Royal Air Force
Light and Power Cos Have Nothing to Fear
H T Sands of New York, president of the National Electric Light Association, told the 51st annual convention that the electric light and power industry has nothing to fear from an honest inquiry. He urged the upcoming federal trade commission investigation be thorough and public, with all papers made available for scrutiny. He noted public utility pamphlets for schools and dismissed claims of a conspiracy between utilities and teachers as insulting to American intelligence.
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Atlantic City
WN. J
H. T. Sands
New York
National Electric Light Association
Electric Light and Power
Federal Trade Commission
National Public Utility Association
Publc
Huber Willibrand Nuptials In Westphalia Catholic Church
William Huber wed Miss Rugene Willibrand at 8 in Westphalia Catholic church. Best man Carl Huber and matron of honor Mrs. A C Werner led a large bridal party. A reception followed. a knights of Columbus grand ball in the evening honored the couple. Out of town guests included families from St. Louis Freeburg Folk and Jefferson City.
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Huber-Willibrand
William Huber
Rugene Willibrand
Westphalia
Carl Huber
A. C. Werner
Veronica, Willibrand
Gertrude Huber
Agnes Sachs
St. Louis
Jane Werner
Arthur Gassett, Jr
A. B. Gassett
Carmie Nauber
J. H. Willibrand
Freeburg
Gerhard Radmacher
Folk
Charles Porth
Jefferson City
Frechurg
Five Ag Students Win St Louis Trip Reward
Five students from the Missouri College of Agriculture will visit the National Stockyards Company in St. Louis on a three day study trip at the company's expense. Each winner receives 25 dollars to help pay travel and expenses while examining packing marketing and commission problems during the tour.
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Columbia
Missouri College of Agriculture
National Stockyards Company
St. Louis
Lindbergh Returns to St Louis After Absentia Degree
Col Charles Lindbergh landed at Lambert Field at 10 30 am after an unexplained absence since 1 pm yesterday when he left Fort Worth Texas He had spent the night on a farm 45 miles southwest of St Louis and arrived with Major Thomas Lanphier and Col Henry Breckenridge his attorney The Washington University commencement had awarded him a Master of Science in absentia at the time of his arrival
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ST. Louis
Fort Worth
Texas
Charles Lindbergh
Lambert-St. Louis Field
Washington University
Lindbergh
T. C. Lewis
Thomas G. Lanphier
First Pursuit Group
Henry Breckenridge
Lindbergh's solo takeoff in tight field cited
Lindbergh explains he avoided crowding the field and chose to depart alone while Major Lanphier and Colonel Breckenridge are expected to arrive by automobile. He expresses regret at missing commencement exercises and notes his presence in St. Louis is coincidental during a Pacific coast flight to map a transcontinental air route plan. He serves as chairman of the new Trans-Continental Air Transport Inc. and chairs its technical committee.
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Jefferson City
Louis Brunner
Benton Street
Hien
McCarty
Moreland Avenue
Pope Construction Company
Tom Johnson, Inc
Kansas City
Lanphier
Breckenridge
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
Trans-Continental Air Transport Inc
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Byrd
Richard E. Byrd
Harod I
Floyd Bennett
Justus School For
Newfoundland
Edith Bell
Curtis Field
Southern Cross
Hawaii
Suva
Fiji
Kingsford-Smith
Charles Ulm
Harry W. Lyon
James Warner
Ulm
Hutson
Seymour
Grand Pacific Hotel
Manilla
Hamlin Street
High
Main Streets
Virginia Street
Jones’ Addition
Busch Street
Mulberry Street
Gilmore Street
Washington and Jefferson
Fope Construction Company
Louis Wolff
Steve Henke
Ton Johnson
Oak and
Woodlawn
St. Mary’s Boulevard
Wiesins
Wilson
McCraty Street
Havana Streets
Pope's
Dodgers
The
Tribune Printing Coo
Lindy
Washington U
Bremen
Shell Motor Oil
Shell
Roxana Petroleum Corporation
Shell Building
Saint Louis
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