Lindbergh Arrives Paris in Spirit of St Louis
Crowds at Le Bourget Field cheer as Captain Charles Lindbergh lands the Spirit of St Louis completing his New York to Paris flight ahead of schedule. He circles the field then lands, greeted by thousands of shouting onlookers amid a festive atmosphere.
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Raymond Orteig
Flying Fool Over Ireland Heads for Cork in Evening
AP report tracks Captain Lindbergh flying toward Cork at 5 50 p m Irish time on May 1. Telegraph notes plane seen over Golgen in County Cork heading southeast as Universal reports Lindbergh sighting 500 miles off the Irish coast at 12 10 a m GMT.Conditions mid Atlantic were said to be variable.
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Log of Lindbergh Plane Across Atlantic
Eastern Daylight Time observations from New York to Paris tracked Lindbergh’s Atlantic flight Friday and Saturday. Reports place the aircraft over Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Ireland and Brittany with transmissions from Cape Race Belfast Dingle and Le Bourget, signaling arrival in Paris later Friday.
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Paris
Cities Prepare Celebrations for Lindbergh Flight
New York city officials plan a formal welcome at city hall once word of Charles Lindbergh reaching Paris comes via the Associated Press. Kansas City and Detroit announce municipal salutes and public notices as communities gear for the Spirit of St Louis milestone. Mrs Lindbergh voices relief upon news of her son's safe landing in France. Crown Prince Olaf of Norway to begin world tour after finishing university in England.
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England
Lindbergh welcomed at Le Bourget field in Paris crowd
At Le Bourget tonight Captain Charles A Lindbergh arrived amid 5 000 spectators. The American air hero was greeted by Myron Herrick and others including Sheldon Whitehouse as authorities arranged a handshake and reception. Excitement rose as flares lit the sky and reports circulated that Spirit of St Louis had flown over Cherbourg.
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Mr. Herrick Sheldon
Whitehouse
Paris
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Puio
Bokanowski
Im. Laurenterseac
Lazare Weiller
Old Home Town Celebrates Lindbergh Flight News
Manhattan New York May 21 AP Secretary of Agriculture W A Jardine praised Lindberghs successful Atlantic flight. He called it a wonderful display of nerve and talent and said it thrilled him as crowds gathered and jammed in front of the local newspaper to hear the announcement.
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York ~Paris
Denial of spying by Kansas bus inspector on OBrien case
Topeka May 21 AP Denial that W Tegmeier a bus inspector shadowed former Kansas public service commissioner and Mrs L H Cummings was given as he testified before the legislative investigation committee. Miller testified he paid Mrs Parsons 80 of 200 monthly salary and other payments to McCray and others for services to the Republican state committee. The committee examined Miller and Tegmeier as private files of the commission were seized for confidential matters. Investigation continued into department affairs in Topeka.
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Frank O'Brien
Kansas Public Service Commission
L.H. Cummings
W. €.Tegmeier
Bus
Legislative Investigation Committee
Coral M. Johnson
Commission
Tegmen
Kansas City
Clyde Ww. Miller
Govert Paulen
Republican State Central Committee
Speakers' Bureau
Ruth H. Parsons
Department
Republican Fund
Seth x Ols
Miller
D. Q. McCray
McCray
Republican State Committee
Fer Gaithe
Wells
Tegmeier
Fred G. Apt
Termeler
O'Briene
Mercer
Schneiderhoff
O'Brien
Denver
Colo
Hussey
CL Miller
Ussey
T. M. Lillard
Union Pacific Railroad Company
L. T. Hussey
President Coolidge Congratulates Lindbergh on Flight
Washington May 21 AP President Coolidge sends a congratulatory cablegram to Charles A Lindbergh in Paris praising the solo trans Atlantic flight as a crowning American aviation achievement The message notes American admiration for Lindbergh and for French aviators Nangesser and Coli while expressing concern for their fate.
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Paris
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Coli
Broadway's Celebration One Sparks Paris Landing Rumor
Reports said Lindbergh’s plane circled near Paris during a Broadway celebration. Crowds danced sang and shouted as details circulated about the arrival.
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Magnet AP
Paris
Weekly Weather Forecast for Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys
Periods of occasional showers throughout the week with very cool conditions in the northern portion first half. A swarmer and cooler trend across southern areas by Monday and Tuesday. Southern Rocky mountains and Plateau mostly fair with near normal temperatures. Kansas unsettled tonight and Sunday with showers and thunderstorms. cooler Sunday in the west. Douglas County seas and toads noted as good.
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California to Slow Up Hasty Marriages
California Gov. Young signed a bill requiring couples to give ten days of notice before marriage licenses. The measure, passed by the legislature, targets elopers and so called gin marriages, aiming to curb rapid unions.
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Missouri Valley conference to adopt double round robin schedule
Lincoln Nebraska May 21 AP report notes athletic directors agreed to a 18 game limit with no non conference conflicts. Drakes Ogsie Soum, Kansas State M F Ahearn, Oklahoma Ben Nie Owens and Washington E A Eilers drew the plan. Next meeting in St Louis December 1.
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River might alter course toward Atchafalaya basin
Flood engineers warn river could abandon current channel through Pointe Coupee and threaten two million acres in Louisiana sugar country. Crevasse feared as 2,090,000 acres risk inundation. At McCrea, 2000 workers struggle in rain with sandbags to hold back the Atchafalaya current. In Lecompton district, a local election on school organization draws 500 voters amid low turnout and official rosters.
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Douglas County to Hire Full Time County Health Nurse
The Douglas County Tuberculosis Association and Red Cross plan to employ a full time county health nurse. They set aside 1000 for child health work funded by Christmas TB seals with additional RS support. The nurse will supervise summer follow ups and preschool exams for un reached children.
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Ed Anderson
Rachel Flory
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MaBelle
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Parent- Teachers Association
James Taylor
Douglas County P. T. A
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T. B. Seals
KU Museum Assistant Prepares Wyoming Field Trip
Martin assistant curator at the University of Kansas will depart in late June or early July for the Bridger Basin in Wyoming. He seeks Eocene fossil specimens for the museum, aiming to obtain an Eocene horse and other geological period representatives as the Cenozoic age study continues. Accompanying him are Dr H H Lane and Ernest Keisen, son of the late Professor Keisen.
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University of Kansas
Southswestern
Ernest Keisen
York City
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Asia
Final Quincy Parent-Teacher Association Meeting Notes
The Quincy P T A held its final meeting of the year with the first through third graders reciting May tenants and presenting a picture to departing sixth graders. Officers elected for next year are Charlotte Bower president J H Clevenger vice president and W E Whitstone secretary. A sale of useful articles occurred in the afternoon and social hour with punch and wafers followed.
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Avelock
Zee Robert Corey
Charlotte Bower
J. H. Clevenger
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Haz Nn
Katheryn Kayser
Hotel Keeper Reports Sightings In Kansas Missing Man Case
More news from Hershey Kansas indicates a hotel keeper near Allen believes she saw a man Monday. Letters to Roy Hershey and Roy Martin surface, with Birmingham Alabama police exchanging requests for any letters. A Birmingham hotel employee describes a man matching the Reverend Key suspected of disappearance, while a Kansas marriage license is issued for Leonard Sthlothauer of Pilot Grove Missouri to Julia Byrling of Linwood.
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Doran Takes Over His Prohibition Duties
On May 21 the article reports M. Doran assume duties as commissioner of prohibition with Major Sterling White as assistant commissioner. A. Haynes, previously acting commissioner, is said to have resigned informally though not required. Mellon’s appointment vacated the acting position, and Major White will fill the post as assistant commissioner.
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Grady Takes Dash at Missouri Valley Meet
Missouri Valley track finals opened under gusty wind with Kansas and Oklahoma favored. Grady won the 440 yard dash in 49.5 seconds while other events featured Metherny and Heitt in high finishes as Drake, Nebraska, and Oklahoma athletes contended for scoring.
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KU close near s end of year at Kanene University
Kansas University nears the end of the 4227 school year with three days of classes left this week and a week of final exams before farewell. More than 900 students will receive diplomas at commencement while about five hundred undergraduates may not return, shrinking enrollment to about 2,700. Farewell events run through June 2.
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Wileagan
Kansas University
Larremore Is Honored Director of Lee Club Elected
Prof. Thomas Al Larremore of Kansas University has been elected to the board of directors of the International Musical Council. His selection honors his work with the glee club which ranked third nationally in 1926 and second in the Missouri Valley in 1927. He helped organize the Missouri Valley glee club competition three years ago. The Double Dee Club hosted a gathering with a music contest and surprise plans for Archie Haney’s family, who will move to Junction City.
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New York
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Missouri Valley
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Junction City
Myron Dickers
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Men Plead Guilty On Liquor Charges Before District Judge
Three men Oscar Baker Don Deitner and A J Five pleaded guilty before Judge Hugh Means this morning to possession of liquor. Each was fined $200 and costs. Baker received 20 days, Deitner 20 days, and Frye Harris also pleaded guilty. Gerald Jareny from the Sigma Phi house was sentenced to the state penitentiary until discharged according to law.
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Don Deitner
A. J
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Thera
Additt
Baldwin High School Graduation Exercises Held Last Night
Commencement exercises were held last night at Baldwin High School for two seniors. The class of thirty seven includes fifteen girls and twelve boys.
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