Lindbergh plans early June flight from St Johns to Greenland
Col Charles A Lindbergh said United Press he intends to make a multi leg European and Greenland Iceland flight this summer. Plans call for four hops from St Johns Newfoundland to Greenland, then Iceland with Major Lanphier and Ford Company backing. He may visit European capitals and perhaps Asia en route, with a possible ocean return by air or ship.
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Washington
Chas
A. Lindbergh
United Press
Europe
Greenland
Ml Lindbergh
Trans-Oceanic
Icel
Charles A.lihorgh
Atlantic
Detroit
Iceland
Lindbergh
Ford Company
Langhier
Asia
India
Russia
Japan
Teapot Dome inquiry sheds light on oil deals and bonds
The Senate committee hearings reveal Sinclair detailing connections among Continental Oil and other firms. He cites bonds from Continental Liberty and payments to Fall and Hayes, while noting profits and negotiations involving Dawes and Humphreys.
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Senate
Continental G Company
Ny Dets
Sincraft Crude Oil Company
Jaix
Nental Liberty
Sinclair
Reds
Contin Company
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Hum KI Magnate
Tewart
Standard Oil Jana
James E
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H. L. Airman
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Hayes
Republican National Committee
New York
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Dawes
Sinclair Oj
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Humbreys
Sinclair Crude Company
Prairie Oilag Company
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Kelahr
Continental
Stewart
Five Boys Found Guilty of Murder in Hold-Up
Five youths aged 15 to 22 were found guilty in Chicago of murdering storekeeper Joseph Szczepanski during a hold-up on January 25. Jurors recommended 25 years for each. a deadlock earlier sought life, but a compromise prevailed after the twelfth juror refused.
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Chicago
U.P
Harry Z. Dunn
Mike Dios
Stanley Lucas
Raymond
Shrine Imperial Council opener features Miami parade
Shrine Nobility from across the United States gather for the fifty fourth Imperial Council sessions in Miami. A huge Biscayne Boulevard parade drew about seventy five thousand spectators as temples bands and choirs provided music and pageantry. Governor Martin opened the sessions in the Olympia Theater with remarks followed by Florida Mason leader Benjamin Dyson and other officials. Afternoon tours and parties to Everglades fruit farms and the Pennsylvania Sugar Company plantation complemented the schedule.
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Miami
Fina
United States
Imperial Council
Biscayne Boulevard
Bayfront Park
John W. Martin
Merida
Olympia Theater
Benjamin E. Dyson
Masons
State of
Florida
EB. G. Sewell
B. Donnell
Mahi Temme
Imperial
Clarence” M. Dunbar
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Gralynn Hotel
Everglades
Pennsylvania
Shrine
Hillsdale Daily News Front Page Brief
Fragmented OCR text from Hillsdale Michigan edition hints at local street scene and city plan notes. It mentions Hillsdale Daily News, editor, and a residential district area near Manning Street with current issue completion.
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Hillsdale
Minle
Daily News
Michigan
Ges
Newspaper building described as brick structure in city district
Fragmentary OCR note describes a newspaper building in McColum area, brick construction, possibly the Harveys Bur blisher family connected to the press. lacks clear dates or full facts.
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McColum
Tarvey J. Burblisher
May Day Riots and Demonstrations Across Europe and U S
A United Press dispatch reports May Day events worldwide with two deaths in Warsaw demonstrations and injuries to fifty people in Polish cities. In the United States police guard public buildings with no bloodshed. Moscow reports unrest in Riga and elsewhere but remains peaceful.
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United Press Labor
Warsaw
United States
New York
Tge
Moscow
Riga
Uptvia
Berlin
German flier birthday party in New York
Baron Gunther von Huenefeld marked his 36th birthday in New York with Major James Fitzmaurice and Capt. Hermann Koehl. They planned a wreath at Washington’s statue, a Ritz-Carlton party, a municipal dinner, and a reception to receive the nation’s tribute. Attendees included Mrs. Fitzmaurice, Mrs. Koehl, and Patsy Fitzmaurice.
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New York
Baron Gunther von Huenefeld
Bremen
North Atlantic
James C. Fitzmaurice
Hermann Koehl
thesCommodore Hotel
Washington
Audit County Books Here This Week
State auditors Geo W Moulton of Tonia and James Deevy of Bellaire are in the county this week auditing records. The work typically lasts about three days.
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Geo. W. Moulton
Tonia
James Deevy
Bellaire
Students Named For Union Opera Offices
In Ann Arbor May 1 Dalton D Walper of Toledo was named chairman and Robert W Manss of Cincinnati was elected state manager of the 1928 Michigan Union Opera at a Mimes meeting. Other committee members will be named later.
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Ann Arbor
Dalton D. Walper
Toledo
Literary College
Robert W. Manss
Cincinnati
Michigan Union Opera
Walper
Manss
Woman Faces Life Imprisonment For Liquor Charge in Michigan
Lansing housewife Mrs. Alexander Kedrock is charged under the habitual criminal law with illegal possession of alcoholic liquor after deputies found two pints of moonshine in her home. She has previous liquor offense convictions, and the warning of life imprisonment was given at her last hearing.
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Lansing
Mich
U.P
Michigan
Alexander Kedrock
Kedrock
Seagrave to Seek Hydroplane Record
Major H O Seagrave the noted land speed record holder turns from automobiles to a 60 mile an hour hydroplane. A London firm is building the marine craft at 7500 dollars. The streamlined boat seats five and has a 200 horsepower engine turning 2300 rpm. Alice Major will race the craft at major regattas across Britain.
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London
Alice Major
Aghout
Britain
Many Important Decisions Up Before Methodist Conference
The 13th quadrennial general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opens in Kansas City with 875 delegates and thousands of visitors. Debates will cover prohibition war and labor issues while addressing the Bast case from Denmark who was suspended as bishop in The Hague.
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Kansas City
Irwin I
Femrite
United Press
Anton Bast
Denmark
Bast
The
Hague
Sweden
Norway
Baltic
Conference
Gantinue
Pace 6
Three Cornered Democratic Primary Battle In California
California voters head to the polls to decide a three way contest among Gov. Alfred E. Smith Senator Thomas J. Walsh and Senator James A Reed for the Democratic national convention support. Hoover seeks a commanding Republican showing as ballots open across the state with regional strengths noted.
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San Francisco
Calif
U.P
New York
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
James A. Reed
Missouri
California
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Walsh
Reed
Harry Gover Heads Local Rotary Club
At a Mt. Pleasant Rotary Club meeting Harry Gover was elected president for the coming year. Officers named include vice president Robi Kane, secretary Walter Willman, treasurer George Foland, and directors Frederic Goodrich and Edward Bonnell, to be installed in July.
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Mt. Pleasant
House of David asks state to place colony property in trust
The House of David religious group seeks to transfer all colony property in Lansing to a trust held by named owners. Queen Mary Purnell agrees to deed to trustee H. T. Dewhirst, while state receivership remains before the supreme court.
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Lansing
Mich
House of David
George Nichols
United Press Today
Mary Purnell
Benjamin Purnell
H. T. Dewhirst
Nichols
Supreme Court
Lewis J. Teed
Ewhirst
Colony
City Trucks to Complete Clean Up Wednesday
Four trucks have worked the past two days gathering the winter’s accumulation of rubbish from homes across the city. The cleanup will finish Wednesday. Residents missed in the first rounds should notify the city office early Wednesday morning.
Disappearance Case Fails to Clear Nor man Monson Mystery
Pontiac Michigan authorities broadened the search for four year old Norman Monson to adjacent states after a Detroit suspect was exonerated. Detectives questioned Max Brock, a former private Jewish language teacher, and found no link to the child's disappearance. Meanwhile two people believed drowned in the Monongahela River at Masontown were rescued, but six others perished.
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Pontiac
Midh
U.P
Norman Monson
Pontiag
Mich
Detroit
Frank Nelson
William Little
Max Brock
Brock
Novu UN
Harry Monson
Monson
Brock School
Mr. Monson
Masontown
U.pytwo
Jerry
Monongahela
Final arguments in Eaton murder trial begin
Charlotte Michigan May 1 Final arguments in the Hawythorne Sutton case were expected to begin this afternoon in which Sutton a Battle Creek youth faces the killing of Deputy Sheriff Cleo Platt of Eaton County The defense rested after calling several character witnesses Five Battle Creek citizens testified to Suttons good character Judge R R McPeek ruled that confessions of three Tag reformatory prisoners touching Sutton could not be used as evidence a victory for the defense
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Charlotte
Mich
U.P
Hawythorne- Sutton
Battle Creek
Cleo Platt
Eaton County
Sutton
RR. McPeek
Lata
Tonia State Reformatory
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