Lindbergh Repeats Flying The Mail Route To Chicago
Colonel Lindbergh returns to his old mail route piloting a one ton mail cargo from St Louis to Chicago. Six St Louis ships bring mail marked Lindbergh Again Flies the Air Mail while crowds overwhelm guards. He declines ceremony opting for a quiet welcome and a postflight dinner with old flying colleagues.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Lindy
Lindbergh
Colonel Tindbergh
Sixty-third Street
Hamlin Avenue
Arthur Lueder
Albany Avenue
Peoria
Sawyer Avenue
Northwest Airways
Post Office Department
Springfield
St. Louis-Chicago
Department of Commerce
Henderson
Thomas Wolfe
Calles Army Decisively Defeats Rebels in Jalisco Clash
Dispatches from Guadalajara report heavy federal fire in Jalisco killing over seventy Catholic rebels, including five chiefs. Rebel leaders Velasco and others died. Magdaleno Galvez and Manuel Chaves were captured and executed. Several engagements left authorities triumphant as rebels were dispersed and labeled defeated.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Andres Giguero
Cimatlan
Miguel Martinez
Rancho Viejo
Agua Nueva
Velasco
Chachalacas
Magdaleno Galvez
Manuel Chaves
Sayula
Gabriel Guevara
Rosario Lopez
Los Trigos
London scientists tap gold to tin and copper race
British researchers in the Daily Mail discussion say copper and tin reserves are dwindling while gold remains plentiful. They predict future tech may substitute gold for copper and tin, and note limited tin sources in Cornwall and overseas deposits.
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London
Daily Mail
Cornwill
England
Guiana
Bolivia
Straits Settlements
Earth
Sun to Shine for 15 Trillion Years, Smithsonian Scientist Says
Dr. Charles G. Abbot of the Smithsonian notes the sun’s mass loss will take about 15 trillion years to destroy. He explains that stellar energy comes from annihilation of atoms and cites that the sun’s output equals one horsepower per square yard across a sphere 93 million miles from Earth.
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Washington
Charles G. Abbot
Smithsonian Institution
Berlin Chemist’s Ultraviolet Milk Cure for Rickets
A Berlin chemist Doctor Schoell reports a radical rickets cure using ultraviolet treated milk produced in a quartz lamp apparatus. Fresh milk in vacuum exposed to UV rays reportedly kept taste and odor, with University hospital Frankfurt patients cured in four to six weeks. The method promises cheap, scalable production for widespread use.
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Berlin
Doctor Schoell
Jie
Sage Leaves and Lemon Juice as Tooth Tonics
Sage leaves can be rubbed on or finely chopped and used with a brush as a tooth tonic. Lemon juice is another good dental tonic but should be used only occasionally.
Baked in Egypt 3400-Year-Old Bread On Display
A 3400-year-old unleavened loaf from Egypt is exhibited at the Haskell Museum of the University of Chicago. The bread resembles matzos and highlights ancient baking practices.
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Haskell Museum
The
University of Chicago
Egypt
Pan American meet ends with ratified acts and aims
The sixth international conference of American states closed in Havana with 21 republics signing the final act. The session endorsed compulsory arbitration for inter American disputes, a permanent Pan American union, a neutral rights treaty, an open aviation convention, equal treatment for aliens, and asylum rights with U S reservations.
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Washington
United States
Havana
Hughes
Martinez Ortiz
Cuba
Antonio de Bustamente
New World
Congress
Charles Evans Hughes
Caribbean
Fletcher
Underwood
Panama Canal
Guantanamo Naval Base
Colombia
Strangler Edward Lewis Wins From Joe Stecher
In St Louis Ed Lewis known as the Strangler defeated Joe Stecher of Dodge Neb in two falls to decide the title. The bout drew about 6000 spectators with total gate around 60000. Lewis captured the first fall in 2 16 40 using a head lock and bar arm. Stecher claimed the second fall in 1 18 with a double wrist lock and cross body lock. The Strangler then won the final fall in 12 50 with a double wrist lock and body bar.
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St. Louis
Ed Lewis
the Strangler
Lewis
Joe Stecher
Dodge
Neb
Stecher
The
Strangler
Berlin Cabinet Votes to Quit Berlin
Religious differences end the Marx coalition after 13 months of government in Germany.
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Berlin
Marx Coalition
Germany
Ives Portrait Painter Dies After Short Illness
Percy Ives, a well known portrait painter, is dead at his Detroit home after a brief illness. The notable artist had a prominent career and was celebrated for his portraits.
Early golf in America traces to New York debut in 1890
The game of golf arrived in the United States after being well developed elsewhere. The first American matches occurred in New York in 1890 with solid rubber balls. Earlier balls used feathers inside leather but not in this country.
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United States
New York
Wet feet cure for cold gains support from professor
Prof Leonard Hill in Plymouth England argues cold and wet feet may aid recovery from colds and that open-air treatment can cure common illnesses. He says a cured man with open air experience regards cold as his ally and not a hazard.
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Leonard Hill
Plymouth
England
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First Trust & Savings Bank of Riverdale
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Henry J. Mohr
Lincoln Ave
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Dolton
Pastoret - Dorsey - Barrett Co
Municipal Contractors
Washington St
Dolton, Il
Conrad KE
Indiana Ave
Riverdale
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