Lindbergh completes transatlantic flight amid world reception
Capt Charles Lindbergh lands at Le Bourget Paris after 88 hours 29 minutes aloft from New York. He is feted by royalty and public figures worldwide while rejecting commercial offers. Belligerent talk fades as Britain breaks with Soviet Russia and debates political secrecy.
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Hie
Charles Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Nungesser
Coll
le Bourget
Belgium
Brussels
George
England
London
Lindbergh
America
Stockholm
European
United States
San Diego
Calif
Nut Growers Co op Networks Stiffen In 1925
Across 39 associations reporting to the Agriculture Department, over 20 000 members linked their nut marketing cooperatives in 1925. California housed 30 groups with total walnut and almond throughput exceeding 48 000 000 pounds and 83 percent of the state crop. The California Almond Growers Exchange reported 3 426 members handling about 72 percent of the state almond crop worth around 2 000 000 dollars. Georgia Texas and Virginia host pecan and peanut associations serving hundreds of members and moving over a million pounds annually through the National Pecan Growers Exchange in Albany Georgia.
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Uni Department of Agriculture
Ndt
California
Oregon
Georgia
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Cal Gowers’ Association
Ifornia Walnut
California Almond Growers’ Exchange
Georgiane
National
Pecan Growers’ Exchange
Albany
New Road Project Connects Route 16 to Middlesworth
Middlesworth area gains a new paved road from Route 16 to Middlesworth as construction proceeds. Chicago reports Hotel Stevens, claimed as the world’s largest, has opened at a cost of 27 million dollars, marking a major local development.
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Middlesworth
Chicago
Stevens
Government by Cooperation as New Policy Phrase
In a speech the Secretary of Commerce coins “more business in government and less government in business.” Hoover labels it Government by Cooperation, inviting industry leaders to self regulate to match public needs and reduce lengthy legislation. This approach promises savings to the public and to industry.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
SIS
Ithemin
Commi
Reeaia
Hoover
Illinois notes on newspapers and building funds in Freeport
Illinois reports 880 weekly newspapers and 154 dailies. A normal 100000 building expenditure is planned for the Orp Home. Freeport Pearl City Indene Telephone Co sold to Stephens per agreement.
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Illinois
Freeport
Pearl City
Indene — Telephone Company
Stephens Agree
Ruins of Spanish Missions Revealed Along Georgia coast
Archaeologists uncover seventeenth century Spanish missions along Georgia and Florida coasts once repurposed as stables and sugar mills. Excavations at San Domingo del Talaje and Vomato near Darien reveal tabby ruins, fortifications, and dungeon remnants.
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California
Spain
South Atlantic
St. Georges Island
St. Augustine
Fla
Florida
Oglethorpe
Colony of
Georgia
Madrid
Seville
Havana
San Domingo del Talaje
Flizafield
William du Pont
T’ Vomato
Darien
News Briefs Echo Nation's Mixed Views in 1920s Clips
A collage of quotes and quips from several papers surveys public mood. Items include weatherward worries, tax talks, back to the farm rhetoric, anti American sentiment abroad, and political gossip about Mussolini Coolidge and Cal Coolidge. The collection highlights social satire and policy debates of the era.
Termites Cost U S Twenty Million Yearly
H Carl Oesterling of the Illinois State Natural Surveys reports that small white ants or termites cause about 20 million dollars in annual losses. The Urbana study notes termites invade building supports and spread insidiously. No cure is announced yet.
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H. Carl Oesterling
Illinois State Natural Surveys
Urbana
Oesterling
Pashe Calif
New Orleans
Europe
Soviet Changes Even Chess of Royaltes
Moscow reports the Soviet government has renamed chess king and queen pieces amid objections to sovereign terms. The move echoes earlier eras when queen titles were abolished, stirring curiosity among Helsinki chess players about future royal names.
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Helsingfors
Moscow
Aleo
John de Vigney
Xerxes
Chile
Gibbon
Greece
Persia
Seek Buried Gold Draws Hunters Across Niagara River
News note reports fortune seekers crossing from Buffalo to Perry Station near Welland Ontario chasing a rumor of ancient gold buried on a local farm.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Niagara River
Perry Station
Welland
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Los Angeles
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Cadillac Automobile Company
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Republican Party
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Techlecago Evening Post
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Macon
Mississippi
University
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Fie
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Togo
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