Baltimore Visitors and Local Guest Lists Highlight Week
Me W G Post of Baltimore visited in town Monday while George Start of Philadelphia traveled Tuesday. A parade of residents and guests from Philadelphia and Chester visited. Families including the W J Leonard and the Langrall households hosted friends and relatives. Mrs Todd and Mrs Ralph H Grier planned a week trip to Hanover and Nashville for graduation events.
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Mie
George Start
Philadelphia
George L. Whitehill
Clarence W Wheslton
Mies Herckroth
Wilmingtoon
Henry S Todd
Ralph H Grier
Flamover
Mrs Todd
Luther Ho
Mick Katherine
Elizabeth Williams
Elmer ¢ Willams
Baltimore
Nashville
Sway
G. \. Reeves
Vanderbilt University
Air defense and airline expansion debate in early era
The article discusses the fashion and social shifts including masculine clothing, critiques air service leadership, and argues for a robust air defense. It predicts a future where a nationwide airline network supports mail and passenger traffic and could be repurposed for military use if Congress provides support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamdis
Congress
Horoscope for May 2 Predicts Beauty and Change
The text warns that today may reveal beauty or charm based on gender and suggests a need to change frivolous behavior to avoid undermining health and prospects. It hints at marriage around age two, presenting a dated and playful, fortune telling tone.
Cough Drop Receipts Stir Parish Magazine
A muddled notice from May 2 records the receipt of cough drops dropped into the church alms, described in unclear terms as part of a parish exchange or donation noting a local concern.
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Leeondeen
Hee Pariah
Air Service Critique Prompts Call for Stronger US Air Defense
NEA Service reports Chicago May 27 that officials blame Congress for a weak air power showing and Major Reed Landis urges a stronger air defense. Landis, son of Judge K M Landis and head of the American Legion aeronautics committee, argues for leadership with proven capability and willingness to accept evidence of capability.
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NEA
Chicago
Congress
Americas
Dhaser
Reed Landis
Kennesaw Mountain Landis
American Legion
Kirby Held Without Bail At Winthrop
Kirby, also called Loupe Blunt, charged with murdering Miss Aida Heyward, whose infant was found in a cottage Kirby occupied at Lake Marasacoh, is held without bail for the September grand jury after a municipal court arraignment in Winthrop Maine. He waived a preliminary hearing and was remanded to Augusta jail pending grand jury action. A question on mental condition arose though it was said he would be observed at a state hospital.
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Winthrop
Maine
Harry A Kirby
Aida Heyward
Kirby
Lake Marasacoh
Kirey
Loupe Blunt
Augusta
State Hospital
Blind Yale star Perry Hale invents wind‑efficient kite
Baltimore May 27 Perry Hale Yale football star of 1908 now blind has invented a kite he says will rise higher with less wind than the ordinary kite. He learned
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Baltimore
Perry Hale
Yale
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