Lindy Flies Over Old Mail Route With One Ton Cargo
Lindbergh, famed flyer, returns to his former mail route from St. Louis to Chicago carrying a 1,950 pound cargo. Six St. Louisbound ships arrive with special Lindbergh stamps and a large crowd swarms the field. He avoids ceremony, is escorted to a post office substation, and later dines with old flying friends at a Northwest Airways residence.
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Chicago
Lindy
St. Louis
Jin
Lindbergh
Sixty-third Street
Nfymilin 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 Kills Rebel Chiefs and Dozens in Jalisco Clashes
Dispatches from Guadalajara report heavy federal fire in Jalisco where more than seventy Catholic rebels were defeated. Five rebel chieftains and dozens of combatants died or were executed as forces under Gen. Andres Gignero and Gen. Miguel Martinez struck across Rancho Viejo Acua Nueva and nearby areas.
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Calles
Mexico City
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Andres Gignero
Cimatlan
Miguel Martines
Rancho Viejo
Acua Nueva
Velascn
Cess
Magdalena Give
Manuel Chaves
Gabriel Guevara
Rosalia Lopez
Los Tricas
Ameca
Table Rodriguez
Lorete France
Laharea
Turning Gold Into Tin and Copper Promises Alchemy Reimagined
British scientists predict a future where gold may be transmuted into tin and copper as copper and tin supplies dwindle. They note only about 100 years of copper left, urge substitutes, and glimpse space-derived heavy matter as a potential energy source for new explosive applications.
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London
Oan
Daily Mail
Minghead
Guinhba
Belivia
Straits Settlements
Thiy
Earth
Sun Will Shine for 15 Trillion Years Says Smithsonian Expert
Dr Charles G Abbot secretary of the Smithsonian argues the sun will not fail for about 15 trillion years noting it will be destroyed only after mass loss. He explains stellar energy comes from atomic annihilation and cites research showing the sun emits energy equaling one horsepower per square yard on a sphere at Earth's distance.
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Washington
Charles G. Abbot
Smithsonian Instituton
Berlin Chemist Claims Ultraviolet Milk Cure for Rickets
A Frankfurt chemist Doctor Schoett presents a milk treatment using ultraviolet rays in a vacuum to preserve taste and smell. He reports several rickets patients at University Hospital Frankfurt were cured in four to six weeks. The method is praised for low cost and easy production of the treated milk.
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Berlin
Doctor Schoett
Sage Leaves Promote Teetb Health and Freshness
A short notice extols sage leaves for dental care claiming they whiten and refresh teeth. The piece suggests rinsing with a sage infusion and implies mild effectiveness for oral cleanliness.
Baked in Egypt Loaf Resembles Unleavened Bread
A loaf baked in Egypt and now at the Taskell Museum of the University of Chicago is described as unleavened and resembling matzos. The fragmentary text notes the bread’s origin and its current location within the museum collection.
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Egypt
Taskell Museum
University of Chicago
Pan American Conference Ends in Ratified Acts
The sixth international conference of American states closes with unanimous signing of the final act. Key points include compulsory arbitration for inter American disputes, a Pan American union convention, neutrals rights treaty, open commercial aviation convention, aliens on par with nationals, and asylum rights with U S reservations. Hughes lauds air clearing talks and emphasizes arbitration and aviation treaties as major outcomes.
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Washington
United States
Havana
Hughes
Martinez Ortiz
Cuba
Antonio de Bustamente
New World
Congress
Charles Evans Hughes
Caribbean
Hint
Fletcher
Underwood
Panama Canal
Guantanamo Naval Base
Colombia
Strangler Edward Lewis Defeats Joe Stecher for Heavyweight Title
Edward Lewis the Strangler defeats Joe Stecher of Dodge Neb in a two out of three falls match at the Coliseum. Lewis wins the first fall in 2 hours 16 minutes 40 seconds with a head lock and bar arm, takes the second in 1 minute 18 seconds with a double whist lock, and secures the final fall in 12 minutes 50 seconds with a double wrist lock and body hold before about 6,000 spectators.
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St. Louie Me
Ed Lewis
the Strangler
Lewis
Joe Stecher
Dodge
Neb
Luvher
Strangler
Berlin Cabinet Votes to Quit Berlin
The Berlin cabinet votes to quit Berlin ending the Marx coalition which for 13 months governed Germany amid religious differences.
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Berlin
Marx Coalition
Germany
Portrait Painter Serrat-Percy Ives Dies at Home
Renowned portrait painter Serrat-Percy Ives died at his home after a brief illness. Local authorities announced his death this morning.
Early Golf Sets in the United States History
The game began in the United States with early New York play around 1800 using solid rubber balls. Earlier balls used feathers sewn in leather but did not exist in this country.
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United States
New York
Wet feet and cold gain ally in open air cure claim
Prof Leonard Hill told an audience in Plymouth England that cold cures colds and wet feet do not harm. He argued open air treatment makes the patient view cold as a friend and notes the cured man benefits from exposure.
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Cali
Leonard Hill
Plymouth
England
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Dolton
Pastoret - Dorsey - Barrett Co
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Washington St
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Indiana Ave
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