Last Balloonist Lands in Missouri After 535 Mile Flight
Navy balloonist Lieut. W. F. Reed, the last of thirteen entrants in the Wisconsin air race, landed uninjured in a cornfield in the Ozark mountains southern Missouri after a 535 mile flight from Milwaukee. Reports say Reed’s distance may place him third. other pilots also reported long treks with variations in distance due to ballast and weather.
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Reed
Navy
Milwaukee
W. FP. Reed
Wisconsin Aero Club
Ozark Mountains
Missouri
United States Coast Guard
Jac
Ree
Sujen
Gant
Barminenee
Sharnat County
Valles
Reelor
Nota
Becton
Salem
Milwanker
Signet
Milwankee
Jonly
Tleconah
Acre
Tis
Jones
van Orman
Incompatibility Arrests Stir Local Digestion
Moses Tigers Alalam clare Kr faced arrest for polygamy and relation to a white wife. The exchange reveals local views on morality and crime, with the confrontation portraying social tension and racial attitudes of the era.
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Moses Tigers
Alalam
Clare Kr
Tarper's Magazine
Convicted Wife of Murder in Shelbyville
Clara Carl was found guilty of second degree murder in Shelbyville for killing her husband Prack Carl. The jury rendered the verdict after deliberation. sentencing was pending a motion for a new trial. She was also charged in a related case with murder of another person, but only the husband’s murder was tried.
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Shelbyville, Td
Clara Carl
Prack Carl
Hite Shewets
Carl
T. Lorshane Remers Ghee
Babson Links Labor Strikes to Slow Postwar Recovery
ElIesley Hills Massachusetts statistician Roger W Babson cites floods in the southwest and late spring as factors delaying recovery. He says key active industries include building, railroad equipment, public works, and autos. He notes Michigan mining revival and wage cuts tied to strikes will shape the path to prosperity.
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Babson
Kentucky Democrat Attacks Daugherty and Harding
In a Washington Senate session Democrat Senator Stanley assailed President Harding and Attorney General Daugherty over wartime policies and courtship of judgeships. The piece also covers the arrival of the Mitchell F-50 "White Streak" in town with a Sunday Riverside Park demonstration led by Pat.
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Stanley
Exe
Mitchell
Crosse
Riverside
Washington
Harding
Gener
Masele Shoals
Deugherty
Dispatch
Philadelphia
Ad Taten
Noliti Hineksuards
Stanie
Mars
Ronaress
Ealars
Soverlen
United States
Tiwis Sharehed Oun
Main Street
Sarmr
Dietz
Heffner
Heffner, Trick Driver Wnd Tight Rower Fru
Mitchell Factory
Pat
Riverside Park
State Street
Iself Aroend
Toven
Hivago
Landis
Ruth
Rental rooms offered in Seattle in 1928 paper
Fragmentary notice notes rooms for rent in Seattle, mentioning a 1928 setting and related classifieds. Key entities include Seattle and 1928, with unclear details about parsonages or prices. The readable fragments imply a standard rental listing in a local newspaper.
Obituary Thomas Curtis Coppin longtime Utah engineer
Thomas Curtis Coppin 3 age formerly of La Crosse died May at his Salt Lake City home 941 South First West Street. Survived by widow Ada M Coppin a son Frans Coppin and three daughters Hose Mildred and es Coppin. Three brothers and three sisters also living. Born in Janesville Wisconsin he came to Utah in 1890 worked as a steam and electricity engineer at Murray plant of American Smelting and Refining Co. until a year ago when he was homebound. Member of Mt Morlah lodge No 2 and a 32nd degree Mason of the Scottish Rite.
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Thomas Curtis
Thomas Curtis Coppin
la Crosse
First West Street
Salt Lake City
Ada M. Coppin
Frans Coppin
Hose
Mildred
Es Coppin
WL Coppin
Salt Lake Mia
Emma Roberts
Wiliam Bostrom
Russ Myrtle Coppin
A.C. Cop
Physical Education Exhibit At Normal Tuesday Night
The La Crosse Normal School plans an annual Physical Education exhibit in the new gym Tuesday night June 16 at 8 p.m. Admission is by ticket only due to crowd size. tickets are available at the school office and from students. The program features squad work, dancing, games, and a final volleyball championship, illustrating all phases of the department's activities.
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Structural Iron and Steel Workers’ Union
Syracuse
N. Y
la Crosse Nornial School
W. J. Wittich
Judge Morris to Quit Soon Tholuty
Judge Page Morris, senior Fifth District Minnesota US district judge, announced plans to retire July 1 1923 after 20 years in the post. He will be eligible for retirement on July 30 1923, approaching age threshold.
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Morris
Tholuty. Mink
Page Morris
Fifth District of
Minnesota
TU. S. District Court
Ganfield in Wisconsin senate race and Irish tensions rise
The piece discusses Arthur Ganfield as a Wiscon sin senate candidate with uncertain background and potential disclosures. It notes Irish unrest in Belfast and tension in Ireland as De Valera aligns with Griffith to avoid civil war. An English ultimatum to Collins drew a cautious British response.
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Belfast
South Ireland
de Valera
Griffith
Valera
Collins
England
New Gladioli Types For Early Planting Highlighted
An article discusses primuli nus and primaplinu gladioli as hardy early planting varieties. Primaplinu are robust for spring growth in light, well drained soil, with later types offering greater weather tolerance but less hardiness. The piece mentions color ranges and guidance on staggered planting along with unrelated political and historical asides.
Evolutionary Debates Rock Party Lines in Speech Mix
A fragmented passage cites William Jennings Bryan and references to political factions, comparing efforts to discredit evolutionists with past party tactics. The garbled text evokes 19th and early 20th century U.S. politics, including remarks about Tammany Hall and leaders like Wilson.
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Bryan
Mel
Republican Party
Tammany Hall
Woodrow Wilson
William Frew
State Department
Hitchcock
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