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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1927
Page
7
Reports from Wilson Wyoming say bodies of Cliff Stevens, Mrs. Smith, sister of Mrs. Fred Lovejoy, and Mrs. Kneedy were recovered from silt around Kelly Wyoming. Four other victims remain unfound as floodwaters recede and river levels fall.
Captain Charles A. Lindbergh's monoplane reached Roosevelt Field at 5 AM for a potential Paris flight. It was towed from Curtiss field and fueling of 200 gallons was needed before a possible 7 AM takeoff. Commander Byrd's America also emerged, signaling a race possibility.
The Bath village reels after a farmer detonated dynamite in a school causing over forty deaths including thirty seven children. Andrew Kehoe, the school district treasurer, is identified as the lone planner despite earlier doubts of outside involvement.
Dispatches from Nogales report a Tepeyac judge in Jalisco finding graves disturbed in the Teperac cemetery. The priest and a young girl are believed buried alive, with coffins forced from the inside and showing signs of struggle and asphyxia.
Spain and Italy are believed to have a complete and absolute understanding on European issues and matters outside Europe. Vount Vinata in Rome described a cordial Madrid Roma friendship and personal ties between leaders as underpinning a Mediterranean consensus including Tangier questions.
Emergency camps shelter residents after a devastating flood. A bridge over the NMinoli river collapsed trapping Walter Jueiler, son of the mayor, who could not swim and drowned. his friend survived. Misa Corrinne Schwab, the city’s public figure, is referenced through engagement news.
The exchange notes uncertainty about train delays and new arrangements as a porter responds with indirection, reflecting a London opinion tone.
A Ravens City Times note recounts Joseph Addison's struggle to draft a blunt official message about Queen Anne's death in 1708. Southwell, later praised for delivering the plain business language that Addison could not.
A fragmented anecdote recalls a traveler who rode so swiftly he could not see telegraph poles and a son who rides at speed that tears them down. The snippet appears in Haenover Fleratd Progress.
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