Lindbergh Leads Talks on National Airplane System
June 25 report notes Charles Lindbergh, the famed aviator, in New York for conferences on a planned great national aviation system built around his prestige. Leaders from commercial aviation discussed a possible merger of aviation properties, with committees appointed and a further announcement hoped in weeks.
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Washington
Charles Lindbergh
Rockefeller
New York
Lea Ip
Lindbergh
Comag
Venemeve
Dbergh
Smet
Rhea Memorial at First Baptist Church
A memorial service for J. Dimner Rhea will be held at the First Baptist Church Sunday at 10 45. Rhea an outstanding church member served as Chairman of the Board of Deacons and on the nominating committee and led the Roger Williams Bible Class advancing the Sunday school.
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J. Dimner
Rhea
First Baptist Church
Roger Williams
Mis Glias
Eee
Cowley
Tax increase trend persists in Indiana says tax chief
Indianapolis June 25 In an interview J J Brown chairman of the state tax board says the trend toward higher taxes remains widespread across Indiana. He cites statements from Nehie Beegan tax commission head and notes governments and citizens are facing continued pressure from debt and revenue needs.
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Indianapolis
Indi
J. J. Brown
State Tax Board
United Press Today
Nehie
Beegan Tax Commission
Ares
Plane crash kills Lambert heir and Walker in separate accident
Plane crash claims L Lambert son of St Louis magnate A B Lambert, and another heir to a $4,000,000 fortune identified as Walker, in separate incidents. Lambert suffered severe cuts and bruises with no broken bones per X rays. Walker was killed. Physicians reported both events occurred yesterday with recoveries anticipated for Lambert.
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L. Lambert
A. B. Lambert
St. Louis
Walker
Lambert
Baby to Pay $24 018 A Year Insurance
In New York the appellate court orders guardian Wickersham to allocate 24 018 dollars annually from the infant’s estate of 105 000 dollars income for the initial premiums on five twenty year life insurance policies on the mother, totaling 500 000 dollars, from the estate of Laura Margan Vanderbilt.
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New York
Wickersham
Or Hee
Laura Margan Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
Wood to stay in Philippines as governor general
President Coolidge plans to keep Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood in the Philippine Islands as governor general starting September, health permitting. Wood, limited by two broken ribs from a shipboard injury and prior accidents, is expected to rest two months before resuming duty. The trip includes stops in Chicago Washington and New York. Herrick’s treaty visit remains uncertain.
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Coolidge
Leonard Wood
Philippine Islands
Wood
East
Chicago
Washington
War Department
New York
Gen. Wood
Erce
Herrick
Ambassador Herrick
France
Uns
Faye
Vive
Rotary Luncheon Program By Freak Pianist Mills
Frank Mills supplied the Rotary Club luncheon program at Alen Country Club in Lebanon. Known as a musical freak for his ability to perform without reading music, Mills offered a varied repertoire of classical and popular selections with improvisations and imitations. Continued on three.
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Rotary Club
Alen Country Club
Frank Mills
Lebanon
Mills
Progress Made in Tripower Naval PONFAB in Geneva
Geneva June 23 The Tri Power Naval Limitation Conference moved toward reconciling British American and Japanese views on cruiser submarine and destroyer limits. Bridgeman announced Britain ready to fix auxiliary ship limits by either the American ratio system or a precise tonnage allocation. Britain seeks maximum ship sizes per class while Washington side appears ready to compromise on that point. The Americans reportedly would not yield on cruisers of 10 000 tons and destroyers. Continued on page five.
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Geneva
Washington
W.C. Bridgeman
Wagland
America
Britain
Mutineers Battle Within Coal Mine Shaft
In Lansing Kansas a dramatic fight surfaced inside a 720 foot coal mine shaft where 278 of 328 mutineers who opposed Mutiny faced power and hunger driven convicts. Guards were overpowered during a strike, prisoners reported using improvised weapons as barricades formed.
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Lansing
Kas
Crie
Risa
Tries death by own action after raid on parlor
Fond du Lac Wisconsin June 25 county officials raid Rahbis drink parlor after juvenile Court testimonies. John Tah 55 shot himself three times in the head and was in a serious condition in hospital.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
John Tah
Zah
Politicians to loot third term limited if Coolidge flagged
Washington reports a debate over the Republican Third Term Limited with Alvin Coolidge in the lead. Observers see a potential party split at the convention, as a few insiders hint at opposition while most expect the plan to proceed, facing eventual hurdles and cautious maneuvering.
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Coolidge
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Reblican Railroad
Alvin Coolidge
Sunday cinema plans announced for Colonial Theatre Lebanon
Carey and Alexander owners of the Colonial and Olymp theatres said Sunday shows will remain at the Colonial at least for now. Lebanon and Boone County youths are attending nearby towns on Sundays, with nearby cities such as Crawford Sheridan Lafayette Indiana and others noted as accessible options.
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Lebanon
Carey & Alexander
Colonial
Olymp Theatres
Boone County
Craw- Sheridan
Lafayette
Business Sound In Hoosier State
Omitting fragments, Indiana reports May year over year gains in production and trade. Indiana University Bureau notes coal permits livestock receipts bank deposits and auto output rose over five percent, with car roadings and introduction up less than five percent. Employment remains stable with a favorable outlook through summer, across industries and manufacturing centers, continued on page three.
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Oomington
Ind
Indiana
Charles F. Benzel
Indianapolis
Indiana’ University Bureau of Business Arch
Indiana Business Review
Birth of a Son to Mr and Mrs Fred Adam
Announcement notes the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adam today. The item records the family welcome and local interest in the newborn.
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Fred Adam
Byrd Paris flight deferred to Sunday
New York reports Byrd and his crew prepared for a Paris flight with weather and navigation checks. Lindbergh, visiting Davison and Davison's aviation aides, was to meet promoters and financiers on U.S. passenger air service plans. Fonck announced a New York to Paris flight next fall with eight aboard.
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New York
Richard E. Byrd
Sai
Paris
America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Laine Island
F. Trubee Davison
Aviaion
United States
Kergh
Davison
Hinford Mac Wider
Rene Fonck
Woman to finance Rene Fonck flight project
Mrs. Robert Dodge of Mill Neck L I the Harriet Hubbard Ayer cosmetics company owner and president funds the $76,000 for Fonck’s Si plane project. She says the alcohol date for coff ee project is set between September 1 and 15 and Fonck will select crew and passengers.
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Fonek
Sun day baseball ban upheld by Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Philadelphia legal bulletin reports the State Supreme Court upholding the 1794 blue law against Sunday baseball, with Justice Schaffer delivering the decision. In Los Angeles a dynamite blast near Lone Fire aimed at destroying the aqueduct was heard over a wide radius.
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Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Schaffer
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Aqueduct
Hope Renewed In Nungesser Hunt Near Chicoutimi
A night sighting near Ferland observation tower 30 miles southeast of Chicoutimi revived hope in the search for French aviators Charles Nungesser and Antoine Coli who disappeared after departing Paris for the United States. Flares were seen at multiple times around 9:15 to 10:10 PM, described as red, bright, and sometimes greenish, with observers noting a northwest方向 bearing. No compass was available, but the repeated flares suggested continued activity or distress in the area.
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Chicoutimi
Quebec
Ferland Observation Tower
Nungesser
Coli
Frech
Paris
United States
Pegg
Cracksmen Loot Safe Of $6,200 Payrola
In Philadelphia the Frank Pais te iBon Company suffered an early day robbery as two safes were forced open by expert safe blowers. A watchman alerted police after the doors were blown from two small safes and about $6,200 taken. Detectives labeled the burglars as skilled.
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Philadelphia
Frank Pais Te iBon Company
Pace
Private Funeral for J. Elmer Rhea Today
The body of J. Elmer Rhea who died yesterday at his daughter's home at 717 Guilford Avenue Pima was brought here. Private services were held at Oak Hill cemetery at 3 p m with Rev A E Cowley pastor of the First Baptist Church officiating. Death attributed to smallpox and acute endocarditis. Born in Russidville Howard county, 63 years old.
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J. Elmer Rhea
C. B
Guilford Avenue
Pima
Oak Hill Cemetery
A. E. Cowley
First Baptist Church
Rhea
Russidville
Howard County
Tax money distributed by county auditor Merle Harvey
The county auditor, Miss Merle Harvey, reports distribution of the tax installments totaling 325000. Only 68175.22 goes to the state while the rest funds schools, roads, and government divisions. County and smaller divisions receive two thirds for roads and schools, with tuition tax paying teachers and bond taxes servicing school buildings. Road funds are divided among gravel repair, road bonds, and related interest. Continued on page three.
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Merle’ Harvey
Lebanon
Otis J Briggs admits diploma fraud in conspiracy case
Otis J Briggs 36 dean of the College of Drugless Physicians, jailed on conspiracy charges, testified that his diplomas were issued to hoodwink the state board of examiners. A reporter posing as a mill worker examined lessons sent for healing claims.
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Indianapolis
Otis J. Briggs
College of Drugless Physicians
State Board of Examiners
Indianapolis News
Bluffton
Uncertain Fate of Chinese Nationalist Movement After Split
Peking June 25 The future of the Chinese Nationalist movement remains uncertain amid the Kuomin tang split. Observers weigh whether the right-wing conservative faction led by Chiang Kai-shek or the Hankow radical/Communist line will prevail. Report notes Shanghai area control as a potential revenue factor, while Wuhan remains contested.
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Peking
Kuomintang
Eval Chiang Kai-shih
Hankow
Ie Anakhe
Shanghai
China
Song Wuhan
Uae
Wuchang
Wuhan
Marshal
Boone Cat Division Leaders Discuss Survey Tour
At a reorganization Friday night of the Boone Cat Division of the Pikes, officers elected were President Kinnaman Secretary B. F. phy and directors Claude R Charles Wheeler and Ver John B. Shelby. The Official Survey Tour to start July 38 from City to Los Angeles will visit Lebanon coast and end August, promoting the transcontinental tour for community interest along the route.
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Pikes
Lebanon
Kinnaman
B. F. Phy
Claude R. Charles Wheeler
John B. Shelby
Indiana
Shelby
Angeles
Funeral services announced for Mrs Alice Ronen
Mrs. Alice Ma Ronen Di¢ t her home in Indian dae night at 10:90 o'clock, suffering from illness three months. Born Greenfield, she married Mr. Dicksom. Funeral services scheduled for next week.
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Alice Ma Ronen M. di
Greenfield
Ino
Dicksom
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Fonck
Bulletins
WWNE
Chinese Nationalist Party
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