Lindbergh Disclaims Record in His Continental Dash
Charles Lindbergh Anne Morrow and their Lockheed Sirius completed a 2700 mile continental flight clocking 14 hours 23 minutes and 27 seconds average speeds around 174 to 180 mph. The mission emphasized altitude and efficiency over a nonstop speed record with a Wichita gasoline stop noted.
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New York
Apel
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Culone Studbery
Pointer Touk
Miauk M. Trawks
Capisin
Tanger
Wichits
Glendale
Cali
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Mie Pinne
Pioneering Transcontinental Flights Then and Now
A garbled historical note cites multiple early nonstop and multi stop cross country flights. It lists pilots Lindbergh and Hawks among others with times ranging from about 10 to 44 hours, noting routes like New York to Los Angeles or San Francisco to New York and mentions of refueling stops and early 1920s to 1928 dates. The text also references Captain Frank Hawks and dates in 1920s and 1930s with inconsistent spellings and fragmented details.
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Tpasill
New York
San Franche
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dinero
Delh
Br Tania
Artbne Goebel
Harey Tucker
Avenue
Noratoy
Los Angeles
RB. Ty
Collyer
Saree Tucker
Frank M. Hawks
Prank MM
Hawke Dune
Frank M. Hanks
Tex Angeles
Jfma
Acconda
Mon
Heiress Weds London Newsboy in Society Shock
Miss Vivienne Maud Huntington, New York heiress and social register, becomes Mrs Alfred Cecil Durham after marrying him, a former London newsboy, in a union that startles society across two continents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivienne Maud Huntington
New York
Alfred Cecil Durham
London
Lindbergh details cross country flight and record ruling
Charles A. Lindbergh described the cross country flight from Roosevelt field with the new monoplane. He noted altitudes around 150 feet and a 147 mile per hour speed, citing weather challenges and a safe but cautious test of higher altitude transport flying.
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Lindy
Lindbergh
Quallituda
Stoth
Roogevelt
Fauzas
Flicithy
Ita Mont
Alvintown
Trawhs
Inia
Wichita
Captrin Hawks
Nxt
Tarabergha
Rageevelt Field
Tandborch
Mry. Tindhiorgh
Fin
Saul
New York
Hanny Charles A. Tindbergh
Eoosevelt
Spirit of
Sas
Bids Sought on Barracks at Fort Sam Houston
Bids are invited for the construction of concrete barracks at Fort Sam Houston near Brackenridge and Fifth, three stories with a basement, in a group of three buildings for a field artillery headquarters. An appropriation of 870000 dollars has been available, work to begin next fiscal year after specifications are completed.
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Fur
Sam Houston
Apl
Will Jr. White
Nimin
White
Field Artillery
HS Foot
Feek
Brackenridge Ayrime
Tifth Street
Witteonth Field Artillery Club
Kor Sar Houston
Federal Employee Kills Fla Sheriff in Calhoun County
Blountstown Florida April 11. Sheriff G D Clark of Calhoun County fatally shot by J T Binckwell an envoy of the federal government. Deputy Sheriff Tacks well involved after a raid and court appearance tied to a sequence of troubled relations between Blackwell and Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blountstown
Fln
Clark
Calhoun County
Masshot
J.T. Binckwell
McClelland
Blackwell
Tackswell
Four Drown During Baptism in Mississippi River
In St Louis on April 21 four Negroes a preacher and two deacons plus an 18 year old were swept away during a baptismal service in the Mississippi River. One deacon escaped with a near drowning in an attempted rescue.
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AT. Louis
Mississippi
Guatemala City Built Without Stairways Origins of Quake Recovery
The article notes Guatemala City lacks stairways due to rebuilding after a major earthquake. It cites state actions and abandonment of third stations in the aftermath. The piece frames the city as a capital reemerging after disaster, touching on 20th century quake impacts and construction choices.
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Guatemata
Guntry
Tabernacle 5 Planned In Heart Of City
A tabernacle project valued at 840,000 is planned for rebuilding in the city center. Rev Taylor will lead services at the Taylor Invernacle on Sooty Presa street and announce the location Tuesday night. A $10,000 pledge has been made for the construction. Services will be held daily until completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Invernacle
Sooty Presa Street
Taylor
Faster
Tabernacla
Burglary spree hits San Antonio stores. safe at Balling’s taken
Police report a weekend of break ins across San Antonio with thieves targeting safes and cash. Balling’s Store No. 2 on Fredericksburg Road lost about 590 dollars, while other shops including Wallium’s and Handy Andy reported skylight entries and failed safe openings. Detectives Al Harti and A. G. Tankford led the investigation as victims described forced entries, threats, and fleeing suspects. Local incidents included a purse snatch and a robbery attempt near Brooklyn Avenue and East Sommerve Street.
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San Antonio
Balling
Fredericksburg Read
C. GC. Waxner
Wnanngary
Wallium
Brooklyn
J.3. Rose
F. Minter
Preso
Sommerve Street
Hadas Andy
C. Screffers
Austin Street
Atte
al Harti
A. G. Tankford
Maria Ayutin
Gandalupe Street
Giadahipe
Laredo Stopis
50 Fine Assessed Man Charged on Marihuana Count
Marlin Martines faced marijuana charges after police say he was found with a joint in his hand while asleep. He received fines of 40 dollars for marijuana and 310 for drunkenness as part of the offense stack.
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Marlin Martines
Oliver
Neillie
Martines Eit
Chatalibi
Women Excel in New York Census Work
In greater New York City, women have proved better census enumerators than men. A supervisor in Queens reports that women persevered along Jamaica Bay islets and in swamps, guiding crews with steady accuracy and counts. The piece highlights female diligence across boroughs improving enumeration quality.
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N.Y
New York
Greater
New York City
Quweeve
Jamaica Bay
Swatory
Ethel Barrymore to Rest After Season Start
Ethel Barrymore will retire from public duties for a rest after a long period of activity. Reports say she plans to return in time for the Meat season and Scarlet Sister Mary project, with a brief break to recharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Barrymore
Ethel Barremore
Scarlet Sister Mucy
Memorial gathering recalls Texas fight at Jacint
Veterans and citizens gathered at Ground Park on April 21 to honor the 800 Texans who marched into Mexican forts seeking liberty and memory of Goliad. Clarence Whietov, a local attorney, discusses the battle’s impact while music and reflection echo from the stage.
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Ban Jacinto Ratt
Vexse
Grasny
Sivin Amma
Mexico
Shay
Shoots His Wife Then Holds Crowd Until She Dies
In Ashevalde on Sunday night a man shot his wife then, with the crowd watching, kept bystanders back while authorities arrived. He surrendered to officers after confirming his wife was dead. He was held without bond at the Hunt Combe county jail, and refused to speak further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashevalde
Nanie
Nee
Hunt Combe
Justice Department Holds Arthur Smith in Custody
Arthur Smith, described as a soldier of fortune and machine gun operator in the Mexican rebellion, is held in custody by order of the Department of Justice in Washington. The charge relates to alleged activities during the Mexican conflict, including prior involvement with Pancho Villa and a Mexican rebel plane crash incident last spring in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthee Smith
Jas
Department of Justica
Washington
Kent B Geezel
Smith
Mexico City
Mexico
Baylor Student Held in Burglary
A Baylor student named Paul Mills pie was arrested in Fort Worth after police linked him to a Sunday night burglary at a local refinery filling station. Mills pie, described as a prospective Torelor city graduate, claimed it was his first job and offered a shifting tale about employment and education while detectives investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Paul ¢Sespie
A & LE Refining Company
Millespie
City
Williamer
Aeetton
First Edition Is Given by Solon
Senator Ree of Pennsylvania during a visit to Millon’s home learned it had persisted violation of Paradise Lost. He presented a copy to the voltage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon London
Ree
Pennsyivenia
Millon
Bishop Admits Ovs WL Drink Bishop Mason Voices Support for Son Case
In New York a bishop admitted to drinking and vowed to lead the fight for his son Tawee M. Te in a murder case at Columbia. Tawee, charged with suspicion of killing printer David Paynter, received a fatherly letter and assurances of forthcoming legal aid. The bishop denied any wrongdoing by his son and urged justice, while attorneys discussed the case and potential legal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jaiwea M. Mason
Hessee
Tawee M. Te
Columbia
David Paynter
Ued
Myles Walch
Marty Citelpton
Pitorney
Bandas Risitere
Walsh
Ims
Ariel
Wau
Wiesel
Muzan Sas
Mayaster
Music Association Campaigns for New Membership in City
The Civic Music Association, based in San Antonio, plans a near term membership drive and will hold an initial meeting at noon with Jane Gonde as chair. Hugh Halff was elected president, with Trossie Terry and Wane Kins serving as officers.
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Forture
Civice Music Association
Sore Ty San
Sergeant in War Cited for Bravery
A World War I era notice from Washington highlights Sergeant Hamilton of the 2nd Division earning a citation for gallantry after a rampaging commander was killed. He took command and maintained order, reflecting acts of courage amid combat. The report credits his leadership and bravery in a volatile frontline moment.
Beverly Les Calif April 211 Arrest of Caydie's Brother at Golf Course
A paper notes Al Caydie's brother was arrested at a golf course in Beverly Hills California on a vagrancy charge. The report mentions the vagrant lacks visible means of support and notes uncertainty whether a search found no money or weapons. The writer muses about enforcing vagrancy rules and mentions travel plans toward Oklahoma.
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Beverly Les
Calif
Mian
al Caydie
Gweranty
Fey
Chicago
Oklahoma
Tears Prison Transfer Sparks State Prison Shakeup
Cenitentiary Agent Dud Buseek to move 40 prisoners to the state prison at Tutte vibe. Prisoners from Wor Worth, Wichita Yalls, Houston and Newton to farms amid parole shifts. Warden Barrell confirms Fort Worth care pickup order and that convicts will be accepted under supervision.
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Babeman
Texas
Dud Buseek Las Bern
Tutte Vibe
Fone
Tet Simmons
Piso Itinager
Toda
Amoog Jie
Wor Worth
Wichita Yalls
Houston
Neton
Sonny Forth
Simmeng
Nomingre
Huntsville
Veans
Barrell
State Penitentiary
Fort Worth
Tea Simms
Sinthony
Miss Frederick Honeymooning for Fourth Time
New York report states Pauline Frederick and Mr Leighton wed yesterday at a lower Manhattan home with only relatives present. The couple plan to depart for California. Frederick’s prior marriages to Andrews, Meek, and another actor ended in divorce. Dr. Lutherfurd heard a Seattle-related case.
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New York
Pauline Frederick
Mateoresn Siar
Wis
Hugh Chisholm Twighton
Mr. Leighton
Sixty-second Street
Leon St Tand
Teave
California
Westmonth
Miss Frederick
Frank Andrews
William Meek
Charles A. Tutherfurd
Seattle
One Dollar Rides Boost Passenger Air Travel
A test by the American Society for the Promotion of Aviation raised questions about what deters flyers. Twelve planes operated at Jackson Heights offering $1 tickets based on distance to Lieville. By nightfall reduced fares had drawn passengers and sold tickets, suggesting price impacts interest in air travel.
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York
Anea
American Society
Jackson Heights
Jengih
Lieville
Westly
Roosevelt Plans for Steady Year-Round Employment in New York
A preliminary report by Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt's unemployment committee outlines steady year-round work as key for employers and urges governments to plan construction and purchasing to sustain contracts. It endorses full-time work over part-time cuts and suggests a two-week notice dismissal policy as part of economic prudence.
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New York
Franklin
Woostvelt
Comnsite Apt
Ure Meretatory’ Association of
Harlandale hosts bonds meeting on May seventh
A Harlandale gathering on May 7 at 8 p.m. on South Flores St will discuss the S4075000 pond issue and bond campaign. Speakers include Guy S. Mel’urland Mrs F P Wy Meallister Maverick Davenport Veheis Hicks and W M Fawser Dune. The program limits time for each address and the event continues with talks into the week.
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South Flores Street
Harlandale
Moura
Guy
Mel‘urland
Wy Meallister
Maverick
Davenport
Ahork Addersses
Stariol
Sven
Uhigratay
Pyitas
Tho B. Im
Baiueday
Approve Plans of New Railway Line
Washington a and P plans of the St Francisco railroad and the Chi Rock Inland and Pacific railway to open a through route between North Texas and Southwestern Oklahoma to Peer Worth and Hallas were approved today by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington A & —P
St. Francisco
Chi Rock Inland and Pacific Railway
Northorn Texas
Olanhoma
Peer Worth and
Hallas
Infertate Commerce Commission
Flags on Cabaret Tables Tell Story in Berlin Cabarets
April 2b report describes table flags in Berlin cabarets signaling guests' acceptance or refusal of invitations. Red flags indicate a fair pated acceptance while green signals rejection, with other colors conveying various meanings.
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Berlin
Loring to Address Advertising Club on May Event
Porter Loring will speak on A Mortian's View of Advertize before the Advertising Club meeting. The event occurs May at the Plaza hotel. Henry Menger will chair the day.
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Heners
Austin
Dexa
Anility
Vito Alessio
Mpage
Tnd Peint
Hawks
Hin Wray
Dinibergu
Choshin
Fla
Guatemala City
Tabernacle
Qome
Signorina
Eida Mudsotini
Garenga Cintty
Cale Tous
Third Sailing
Jerboa
Aan
James Maxondr
Chattandogh
Puter Vgtion
Pel
Can Jacint
Department of Justice
Arthur Smith
Baylor
Bishop
Teonard
Cassidy
Mealean
Ossava
Ater
Ranth Ab
Elas A
Roosevelt
Mags
Riebe Optical CO
Loivys St
Palace Theater
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