Lindbergh to Receive Nation's Highest Honor in 1921
AP reports Charles A Lindbergh will be awarded Congress's Congressional Medal of Honor in a March 21 ceremony at the White House. President Coolidge will present the medal to the Lone Eagle, with officials and Lindbergh's mother possibly present. The event marks a return to public life after his celebrated transAtlantic flight.
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Washington
Charles I
Lindbergh
President Coolidge
Argonaut
United
Evangeline L. L. Lindbergh
Coolidge
The
Company
Roosevelt Field
Paris
Pacific Coast
Richard E. Byrd
Clarence.d. Chamberlin
Louis Flier
St. Louis
Chamberlin
Byrd
Hali Tfax
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Archip
Ireland
Bayeaus
Frenge
Cherbourg
le Bourget
Ira Lindbergh
America
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
London
United States
Mexico
White House
Nice
Gust
Air search delayed for Endeavour sighting near Greenville
Ottawa reports a Canadian air search for the missing Endeavour waited for better weather. Flying Officer Charles Bath led a Fryal Air Force plane from Ottawa toward Greenville Quebec after reports of a plane heard near Anagahee. A Hinchliffe link is proposed by Captain E J Cooper who spoke with St Johns reporters about trainsmen sightings and possible crash in the deep woods.
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Ottawa
Ont
Maine
Woods
Fryal Air Force
Greenville
Mel
England
Que
Charles Bath
Walter R. G. Hinchliffe
Elsie Mackay
Atlantic
Déver
Anagance
N. B
Hinchliffe
E. J. Cooper
Crusade banquet to discuss Disciples of Christ funding
More than 360 persons are expected to attend a banquet at the First Christian Church at 6 40 tonight where the crusade to raise 400 000 for Kansas will be discussed. Speakers include John J Zimmerman and Rev D F Cross with music by Miss Margaret Drennon and the Pep girls.
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Lrst Christian Church
Crusade of
Disciples of Christ
University of Kansas
John J. Zimmerman
The
Kansas Christian Missionary Society
D.F. Cross
Emporia
A. J. Perry
Kansas City
Kans
Simeon Webb
Christian Church
Margaret Drennon
Pep
Lawrence
Tonganoxip
Perry
DeSotae
Peasant party seeks Bratianu replacement as premier
In Bucharest on March 18 the National Peasant party demanded Vintila Bratianu be replaced by Julio Maniu as premier while mass meetings in multiple Bucharest districts pressed for new elections. Delegates from the countryside reportedly planned to stay in the capital until the regency, ruling for King Michael, responded. Government circles considered the move a last-ditch opposition effort and warned against intimidation. Separately, two car collisions near Topeka and Rand, Kansas caused no serious injuries, with one vehicle overturning after a pond spill.
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Bucharest
Rumiania
National Peasant Party
Michael
Julio Manis
Vintila Bratianu
Andy Say Brie
Hargiss to Speak at Chamber Meeting Tomorrow
Chamber of Commerce officials expect an entertaining meeting tomorrow noon with W. H. Bil Hargiss Newby elected football coach as speaker. Hargiss will discuss Kansas Football and prospects for the 1928 season. He is in town to conduct spring practice for the Kansas squad. first practice is this afternoon. A large attendance is desired.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. H. “Bil” Hargiss Newby
Hargiss
Kansas
Real Estate Transfers and Court Bonds In Lawrence
Real estate transfers show Pearl Silvis and husband of Lawrence quit claiming lot 90 New Hampshire street to Mary E. McGoy. Other transfers include Beek George Cutter to Helen G. Gill and Henry J. Owens to Gertrude C. Jackson. Court notes list Julian Ralston forfeiting bond for police court appearance on a driving charge and Clarence Randall forfeiting a $1 bond for driving over a fire hose.
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Pearl Silvis
Lawrence
Mary E. McGoy
New Hamshire Street
George E. Kelley
Douglas County
Aefer Hertende Gill
Charlotte V. Housh
Helen Gertrude
Gill
Wales
NUNEV
Nunev, Sec Said. 20, Quit ‘Claim Beek George
A. Cutter
Dedham
Mass
Helen
G. Gill
Wiolga Nusnem
Peart Jivs
Inceece
Mary E. McCoy
University Place
Jyawrie
vAolin
Hunzicker
John C. Wise
Katie Hr Wise
B. Martin
Sinin C. Schaake
North Lawrence
A. T. Rinehart
John Korb
Delaware Street
Earl's
Henry J. Owens
Gertrude C. Jackson
Lawwrence
Mildred Monroe
May Monroe White
Leancree
New Tent Street
W. Johanning
Baldwin
R.E. Shulet
Stella_S. Shulet
Eit NE
Julian Ralston
Clarence Randall
Lawrence in Her Peri Son Also Asks That Her Am
A partial OCR fragment mentions Lawrence and peri son with a request directed at someone named Am. The readable text is fragmented, offering limited context about who is involved, the setting, or the action requested.
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Rence
Perison
Valley school pupils attend spelling contest in Lansing
The Pleasant Valley and Valley grade school pupils attended a spelling contest last Friday in Lansing. Several locals were mentioned visiting relatives and attending gatherings such as a St Patrick’s dance hosted by the Catholic Ladies club.
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David Miter
Sun Oaza
Olive
Oyal
Aatrick
Farm ‘Bureau
Bliss
Mary Dickins
Harry Burger
Idna Carney
William Carney
Kansas’ City
William ‘Carney
Michel Saunders
Pee Martin Foley
Kansas City
Andrastate
Frank Sath
Catholic Ladies Club
St. Patrick's
State Bank Halls
Wilson
James McNamee
John. Fox
Linwood
Jweekend
William
Carney
Thomas Hedderman
Walter Wickey
Jean
Dan Ferris
Smith
Fairmount
Richard Kelly
St. Margaret’s ‘Hospital
Matt Babcock
Ola Babcock
Fred Treywood
P.fe
May
Harold
Baker
Lincoln
Nebri
John Winslow
Ben Kewley
Baker Home
Pleasant Valley. Club
Hazel Pheneck
Emma Wickey
Elsie Babcock
Doctor Found What Best for Thin Constipated People
Montgomery area ad copy presents 47 year Monticello doctor Dr Caldywell in Illinois who developed a laive herb and pepsin syrups. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin claiming wide use among women and children for minor illnesses tied to constipation. A pre paid free sample offer invites readers to request it by mail.
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Monticello
Illinois
Tory
Caldy’well
Rush Medical College
Dr. Caldwell
Merié
Gratefu
Train disaster report with vague injuries and death
A fragmented notice describes a train incident with injuries and a death. Names and roles are unclear, but a conductor and engineer are mentioned amid confusing phrases about parking and charges.
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Replaced
Rumanian Peasant Party
K Rite
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