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Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1908

Page

6

Aero club shifts to heavier than air flight focus

The Aero Club of America votes to stop balloons and dirigibles and create a dedicated aviation section led by Albert C. Fracas Wilbur R. Kimball Lee S Burridge Daniel Braine and Stanley Y. Beach with Charles M. Manly as adviser A New York land tract and workshop will support aeroplane tests to be conducted on Fort Myer grounds Virginia and a five member committee will oversee the project.

York Aero Club In America Aero Clubs of North Adams New York Albert C. Fracas Wilbur R. Kimball Lee S Burridge Daniel Braine Stanley Y. Beach Charles M. Manly Com Fort Myer

Party in a Savoy theater features amateur vaudeville

Miss Isabel Frances McKee and her college friends hosted a lively vaudeville party at the Savoy theater. The crowd enjoyed dances, songs, monologues, and the language waltz from The Merry Widow performed by Miss McKee and George H. Reaney.

Savoy Theater Isabel Frances McKee Frank McKee Miss McKee George HH Reaney

Princess Returns Home Saluting Saxony Royals

The young Princess Monica Pia, daughter of ex Crown Princess Louise and King of Saxony, arrived via Leipzig homeward amid cheering crowds. Her arrival marked a high profile reception as she travels to reclaim possessions and reconcile with royal authorities.

Monica Pia Louise Saxony Leipzig

New York Assay Office to Erect 400-Foot Chimney

A new treasury project in lower Manhattan will include an assay office built on the old site near Nassau and Wall streets. Construction costs are projected at about 400,000 dollars with bids due May 12. The reinforced concrete building will feature a chimney rising 400 feet to vent furnace fumes above surrounding offices.

New York Apri Singer

Roosevelt Sends Autograph Stone Cornerstone Token

A. K. Hicks of the Long Island Railroad M. C. A. in Long Island City asked President Roosevelt for a token to place in the cornerstone of the new Young Men's Christian Association building to be laid April 30. Roosevelt sent a steel engraving of the White House with his handwritten inscription, The Best Wishes of Theodore Roosevelt. Mrs. Russell Sage recently gave $50,000 toward the building honoring the railroad men.

New York A. K. Hicks Long Island Railroad Long Island City Roosevelt Young Men’s Christian Association White House Theodore Roosevelt Russell Sage Long Island

Colorado Split Victories on Prohibition Votes

Thirty five Colorado towns voted on prohibition yesterday. Nineteen chose license and sixteen banned saloons. Anti-saloon gains in four open towns shifted momentum. five liquor-friendly towns then favored licensing. Arravada Silver Plume Lyons and Cortez voted to abolish saloons. Littleton Sterling Holly Brighton and Lamar voted to license liquor sales.

Denver Colorado Hcense Arravada Silver Plume Lyons Cortez Littleton Sterling Holly Brighton Lamar Oes

Chicago to entertain Japs with touring Japanese party

An escort of honor from the Chicago Association of Commerce will accompany a large touring delegation of Japanese visitors from Cedar Rapids to Chicago. The Association will host a luncheon at the Auditorium with speeches by President Hall, foreign trade chairman George W. Sheldon, and Counsel Brundage.

Curiaco Chicago Association of Commerce Cedar Rapids Chicago United States Association of Commerce Hall Association George W. Sheldon Foreign Trade Committee Brundage

Wallace elected mayor in Winfield on pledge of municipal ownership

Charles M. Wallace, a businessman, was unanimously elected mayor in Winfield Kansas. He vows continued enforcement and support for municipal ownership of works and electric light plants. Voters also approved 10000 in bonds to finish water works extensions, cutting rates from the old water company by 20 to 50 percent after three months of operation.

Winfield Wivrtero Kas Charles M. Wallace Old Water Company

Roosevelt Mulls Venezuelan Naval Demonstration With Castro

Plans are laid for mobilizing a joint military and naval force in Venezuelan waters after Roosevelt gains congressional sanction to act against Castro. The War and Navy Departments map a tentative movement while staff review under direct presidential orders for preparedness to back potential emergencies.

Washington Roosevelt Castro War and Navy Departments Staf Army General Board of the Navy Root Venezuela Pekin

Soldiers' Home Official Seeks Shutdown of Leavenworth Saloon District

Major W. W. Martin, treasurer of the Leavenworth Soldiers' Home, asks the Kansas Attorney General to use authority to close saloons in the Klondike district between the city and the home, alleging county officials refuse to act. In another item, Clifford Borros, from Rockford Illinois, attempted suicide at Englewood police station after seeking shelter, in precarious condition.

Kansas Leavenworth, Kas W. W. Martin Soldiers’ Home Jackson Klondike Martin Clifford Borros Rockford Englewood

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Wide Health Cure Ad

An 1890s style advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for eruptions pimples boils scrofula sores salt rheum eczema and many internal ailments including dyspepsia rheumatism catarrh nervous trouble debility and fatigue It features a Vermont user Mrs C K Tyler praising renewed health and notes the product sold as liquid or Sarsatabs 100 doses for $1.

Hood C. K. Tyler Burlington, Vt

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