Ben Antonio chapter invites Mexican government to fete arrival of air tour
The San Antonio chapter of the National Aeronautic Association invites Mexico to participate in a local celebration for the arrival of the national reliability tour aircraft. Officials seek Capt Emilio Carranza or another noted Mexican flyer to represent the community and foster air mail links with Mexico. The proposal is approved for forwarding to President Calles, with plans for officials to meet Governor Saenz in Monterey and invite him to San Antonio.
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Publishers Meet At Houston 28th Convention Nears Close
About 300 Southern newspaper publishers and executives gathered in Houston for a casual convention. The first day featured reports from committee chairs and board members, plus nominations, resolutions, and memoranda. Officers will be elected.
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Art Acord Sued for Cruelty by Wife in Los Angeles
Louis Torraine, former film leading woman, files for divorce in Los Angeles charging Art Acord, cowboy and film hero, with cruelty. She alleges he associated with other women and humiliated her by frequent telephone calls. She reports finding feminine clothing and personal belongings scattered at home.
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Wealthy Man Louis Rubidour Dies in Riverside at 93
Riverside dispatch says Louis Rubidour, son of the family that settled St. Louis in 1791 and founded St. Joseph, Mo, died in the county courthouse at age 93. The once powerful man, who sought county poorhouse admittance, had a long history with the county, whose lands once stretched across thousands of acres owned by his family. He died Tuesday.
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Three Boys Killed in Store Explosion at Del plage
Washington Delaware June 21 three boys were killed in an explosion that wrecked a brick dwelling and store. Fireworks were said to be stored in the building at the time of the blast.
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Shooting Ends Petting Party in Missoula
In Missoula Montana on June 21 a car party ended in a shootout over a youth's affections between two women one married and the other not. One woman was shot possibly fatally near the scene.
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President Coolidge Set For First Day At Work
Wis June 21 President Coolidge prepared for the first day at his executive office amid improving travel after rain. White House notes say the president is in good trim and eager to settle in. A fishing outing yielded six fine trout and a pleasant mood as he returns to Cedar Island lodge.
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Von Hindenburg Greets Bremen Fliers as Heroes
Berlin June 2 President von Hindenburg today received three Bremen airmen, Capt. Hermann Koeh, von Huenefeld and James Fitzmaurice, after their transatlantic flight. He congratulated them on the successful voyage and, recalling his soldier days, praised their courage and tenacity. He presented autographed portraits to each in a silver frame.
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Dallas Considers City Managership Plan
Dallas charter revision commission will study the need for a city manager form of government and how it could be put to voters. The commission, named recently, will hold its first meeting on Saturday to discuss charter provisions and potential deadlines.
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Narita promise in old mother sciatica relief ad
An advertisement claims Narita relieves sciatica rheumatism neuralgia and neuritis without narcotics for the elderly mother of a syndicate head who purchased the New York Specialter’s prescription. It guarantees relief or money back and urges readers to ask their druggist for Narita at Four druggist stores.
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Harvard awards record 1984 degrees at Cambridge commencement
Harvard University conferred 1984 degrees, the largest in its history, at commencement exercises. Five hundred sixty nine graduates earned bachelor’s degrees in Harvard College. Suama Cum Laude honors were shared by Edgar M. Hoover Jr, Boise Idaho Vladimir Seidel, New York City Rusell Ty Sharpe, East Greenwich, and Israel Stain, Norwich County.
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Telephone service disrupted by Branson Hollister flood
A cloudburst last night caused a rapid rise on Lake Taneycomo, flooding Branson and Hollister. Telephones and local services were knocked out between Springfield and nearby towns as Branson and Hollister reported two feet of lake rise in one hour. Local officials warned residents to stay indoors and avoid flooded roads. The incident disrupted travel and communications across Taney County.
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Woman to Pilot Plane Tour In U8 Route Memphis
Memphis officials announce a 1600 mile air tour this year marking a historic first. The program begins June 80 at Ford Airport and will travel to multiple cities, showcasing women pilots and the aviation profession.
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