Honeywell Sails Into Canada Dean of Balloonists
Akron dispatch reports Captain Honeywell, dean of American balloon racers, took off from Akron in the Gordon Bennett preliminaries. His St Louis Rotary Club entry reportedly passed near Kingston Ontario before dawn, as other unidentified balloons were sighted nearby. A separate U.S. balloon S-244 landed at Martinsburg New York after a thunderstorm forced a descent.
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Akron
Harry FE. Honeywell
Hlas
Honerwell
St. Louis Redirs Club
Parmouth Penitentiary
Kingston
Seal
Capwin Honerwell
United States Downs
Syracuse
Aeuse
N.Y
Alran
Gorden Bennett
Mottville
Taeusch
F. R. Reichfiehierer
Connertion
Meiv Baglans
Washington, D. Atronautic Association
Iy Bleit
Irank MoKre
United States Army Air Corps
Cant
S. P. Moore
Martinsburg
Lewis. County
New York
L. G. Settie
ApronaAntients Association
Kontswain
George W. Steelini
Abbot Carver Pioneer of Midwestern Railways Dies
Abbot Carver, one of Tarvand’s oldest graduates, helped shape transcontinental rail links and became Wisconsin Central president at 40. He oversaw consolidation, built Chicago’s Grand Central Station access for Northern Pacific, and directed multiple lines. Born 1834 Harvard 1845, he established the first car ferry across Lake Michigan. His widow and children survive. he died Monday at home.
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Uwin
Abbot
Tarvand
Harrism, Gould and Vanderbilt
Wisconsi Central
Cryeres Verdinn Pty
Wisconsin Central
Grand Central
Chicago
Northern Pacific Railway
Hicago
Minneapolis
Oi Lake Winnebago
Northern Pacific
Atchison, Topeka & Sapta Pe
Harvard College
Manitowoc
Ludington
Lake Michigan
Edwin Tf. Abbot, Jr
Herbert M. Rich
Enmir, Sa Vivre
Mondsy
Seizure of American Vessels Beyond Twelve Mile Limit
A garbled article notes legal seizures of American vessels beyond the twelve mile limit. It references cases involving the Coast Guard, a river incident near Tagact, and court decisions on moving picture lab claims and sanitary diversions. It mentions Kodak and the Niagara River water dispute with New York, Arkansas, and federal commissions in several unresolved matters.
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Coast Guard
Repairing Be Finedos Plane Begins Today
Azores report of Col Francesco de Finedo to repair a fascist aviator plane at Santa Maria. The mission aims to cross the Atlantic by a route similar to ships that towed his craft to port after a forced down. Receptions planned during the stay as the plane is worked on. The Myer arrived aboard Soper with Santa Maria in tow. The aviator will remain at Jierrra Azores for 15 days.
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Azores
Fruncesco de Finedo
Seawane
Santa Maria
Miores
de Pineda
Myer
Soper
Lisbon
Francescs Ay Pineda
Jierra
Mays
Benilben and Hunter Reach Semifinals in International Tennis
UILBEN AND HUNTER reach the semifinals of the International doubles championship after defeating opponents in three sets. The match featured notable junior players including Charles Peverus of France, with scores reflecting a tight contest and advancing to the next round.
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Tress
Be. Chand Mee
William T. Hiram
Francis ‘Tl Tlinter
Re Laindry Onan
Charles Peverus
France
Pons-Winnecke Comet Nears Earth in Bold Trajectory
Reports indicate the Pons-Winnecke comet is on a rapid approach toward Earth with Astronomers estimating a distance of about thirty million miles now and expected to shrink to four southern miles by June 27. The following day the comet is projected to veer off toward an unknown path and may become visible as its glare grows.
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Lindbersh
St. Louis
Paris
Mons Winnecke
Atlantic Ocean
Breck
Aero Club Tonight
Americans Warn on Bolshevism and Call Women to Act
In Paris and Grand Rapids reports warn Bolshevism threatens U S life and liberty. Ambassador Merrick denounces Soviet leaders as not speaking for Russians and vows to guard the nation. Mrs John D Shermith urges American women to expose communist activity in schools churches and communities and to back a national policy against atheism. Mrs Wil Alvord presents survey findings showing women voters among the truth.
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Myran
Herrick
Lindon
Amkassador Merrick
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Bolshevier
White & Dand
Mary
Grand Rapids
Miche
Wamten
Irs
John D. Shermith
General Federation of Women's Clas
Wisconsin State Senate Engrosses Fourth Cent Gas Tax Bill
The Wisconsin State Senate engrossed for the second time Caldwell's 4 cent gas tax bill by a 16 to 14 vote after a lengthy session. Debates centered on border state competition and revenue refunds to border stations. Supporters argued tourism benefits while opponents warned of higher costs for drivers and vehicles. The measure awaits potential further action by joint finance committee.
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Associated Press
MaEson
Wis
Caldwell
Wisconsin
Whiley
Siseline Stelling
Winois
Michigan
Uthaff
Three Women Injured In Porch Collapse In Surat
Three women were injured when a porch collapsed on Monday at a residence in Surat during a daytime parade. The victims were taken to a Green Bay hospital where they receive care. Hospital officials said they are reporting the injuries as non life threatening.
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Surat
Green Bay
Motorcyclist Killed In Fond du Lac Crash
Fond du Lac Wis. A motorcyclist was killed Sunday night when his machine struck a car. Details are incomplete due to damaged OCR. The victim, unnamed, died at the scene or shortly after. Authorities investigated the fatal accident and identified the involved vehicle as a local automobile. Further updates pending.
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Agsocia
Prove
Fond du Lac
Wisalii
Bond
Wisconsin water power case upheld by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court affirmed state authority over Appleton area water power, ruling the recapture clause constitutional. The ruling supports state control of waterpower rights after thirty years, affecting Fox River Paper Co and other industries challenging permits and dam plans amid Wisconsin law.
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Appleton
U.S. Supreme Court
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Washington
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United States Supreme Court Today
Luby, FL
Fox River Paper Company
State Railroad Commission
Madison
United States Supreme Court
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Adulph Kanneberr
Mildaia
Tax
Applyton
Railroad Commission
Concussion Injuries Reported After Auto Train Crash
Two men suffered concussions of the brain when an automobile struck a train near Prandin on a Ring night. The injured, reportedly from Rockford, were brought to the hospital this morning for treatment and observation.
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Frying Yunn
Rockford
Prandin
Radio Features Tonight Across 28 Stations
A live radio lineup lists Comten standard issue programs broadcast tonight across 28 stations including WIA WEAT KYW WIR KUKA WA Speingflekl and WLS. The schedule features operatic numbers with soloists and orchestras, a Bach selection, and a Pilate phil program.
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KUKA
WEAT
KYW
Mm Aiwen
Bach
Bathone
WIP
Pilate Phil
New York
Jimule Chorus
Cnandoah
Severe Weather Hits Tennessee and Kentucky Regions
A powerful storm, with heavy rains and swollen mountain streams, caused fatalities and widespread damage across Tennessee and Kentucky. Dozens are missing, homes washed away, and property losses exceed 1.09 million dollars. Landslides disrupted rail lines and communities near Prestonsburg and Girrell report severe destruction.
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Prestoniurs
Diplomatic Push to Bring Lindbergh Home Faces Objections
A report indicates U S diplomatic circles in London seek Lindbergh’s return visit while critics warn that repatriation could provoke retaliation. Officials blame tensions between ambassadors and the State Department for mishandling invitations and the plan’s broader diplomatic repercussions.
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Hemehtotr
Crete
Lindbergh
Orebarn
London
Cauntrina
New York
State Department
HoHitied Wiuhington
Inis Aedpa
Theory Suggests Gem Robbery Aims at Secrets
A fragmented report describes a gem robbery theory focusing on secret gains. The piece mentions Livermore and York stock market figures, police confrontations, and a dramatic voyage with societal shock and astonishment.
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King's Point
VosNasaan Couney
Ellen Sunday
Livermore
York
Flood Threat Looms Over Valley as Mobile Units Mobilize
President Hibse urged unified effort to raise funds and extend credit to farms while flood control measures deploy along the Mississippi basin. Gov Coolidge directs federal support and emergency credit facilities as crews and radio boats coordinate from Morgan City toward New Orleans. Refugees flee flooded parishes, with hundreds evacuating Avon and nearby towns as rising waters threaten Gulf Coast communities.
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Washington
Cou Hibse
Pm Spsi
Stetelsippi Valley
United States Chamber of Communion
Depgtag Dhat
Comidue
Mer. Coolidge
Chie House
Hy Nesortitesy Press
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Helms. Tun
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Colma
Spowigny Severn
Boo
Calis Basin
Sanville
Mississippi
Morgan & Radio Dal
Dowlands
Morgan City
New Orleans
Briand Speeds Up Peace Issue
French foreign minister Briand advances a treaty proposal to prevent future wars by mutual renunciation of war among signatories. The plan gains attention in Washington and Paris with American and French officials weighing potential steps toward enforcing a peaceful international policy.
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United States
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Chelnay Hide
Nichols Murray
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Coolidge to spend summer at the Black Hills
Washington report says President Coolidge will depart June 15 from Washington with an official staff and 15 eastern correspondents to Rapid City South Dakota. They will work from Swift Bear or similar summer offices as the president’s vacation runs. The itinerary includes Jodie and state trips while in the Black Hills region.
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Washington, D.C
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Coo Hitee
Black Hills
South Dakota
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Coolidge
Washington
Rapid City
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Suimihy
Theo Soin
Jodie
Fiftern Eastern Newsymipermen
Tetflor
Uberals Win WY Clash Bur Church Report
United Press report from San Francisco describes the fundamentalist liberalist clash at the general assembly of the Presbyterian church shifting toward a liberal victory. Delegates settled the issue, with the mission field focus moving toward city centers and civilizational outreach while the larger Christian issue remains pending.
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Spirit of Missions
139Th General Assembly
Presbyterian Organization
San Francisco
Flor
Phtus
United Press
Calif
Liberalista
General Assembly
Pymevlon Miniry
Cteuthra
Lmenta Stoud
Fhiladelmin Presbytery
W . Thompson
Memorial Gay 1 New York Marred by Clashes
A memorial gathering in New York was disrupted by clashes between adherents and opponents of a movement. Police intervened as disorder spread through the area, with bystanders reporting confrontations and scattered injuries. Authorities tightened security and urged calm while investigations proceed.
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Memorial Gay
New York
Faces Soviet Threat in May Parade Coverage
Fragmented text describes a May event involving faces of a Soviet threat and a company personnel note. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece hints at military or political tension and a planned appearance or response in May.
Lindbergh to Receive National Honor in U S Return
Captain Charles Lindbergh speeds home to the United States aboard the destroyer Breen from Havre. A presidential committee including Secretary Davis to plan a national celebration and may award the Distinguished Flying Cross. Lindbergh to meet President Coolidge and receive honors at the White House and in London.
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Oday
Charles Lindbergh
United States
Sherbourn
New York
Breet
Washington, D. C
Cooy
Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
Davis
War Department
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New
Wilbur Ain Hoover
Tradvergh
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Tutraday
Ammbish
Sider Herrigk
Sadardsy
Breeks
Havre
Coolidge Era Graveyard Visit Detailed in 1780s Letter
The account describes Coolidge era actions at a country graveyard near Fulton and Vermont connections. It notes a search for burial markers of Coolidge relatives and a Brewers inquiry about family graves in Indiana and Wisconsin. Putnam led a 1872 Farmers Labor party ticket bid, with ties to Timber Lake.
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Areva Yard
Fulton
Farne Wes
Pullen Am Nev
Clement
Ieve
Raesident
Dimon
Putnam
Parmers Labor Party
Mir. Patnvmn
Timber Take
Wisconsin Weather Forecast Notes Patchy Frost Likely
The report from Associated Press details party cloudy conditions for Wisconsin tonight into Wednesday. It notes colder pockets in lowlands with frost, particularly in the northern sections, as an official observation release from the Daily Northwestern Office.
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