Panama Canal Builder George Goethals Dies
Monday January 23 1928 reports the death of engineer George Washington Goethals famed for directing the Panama Canal project He led seven years of hard labor through disease and landslides creating a deep waterway linking oceans He will be buried at West Point and remembered as a pioneer of global commerce.
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George Washington Goethals
Panama Canal
Goethals
William Gorgas
Canal Zone
United States
Congress
Gen
West Point
Hudson
Price of progress costs another aviator in blizzard
Fred Hoyt died when his plane vanished in a Salt Lake City to Boise flight. A searcher found his wrecked craft in the Black Pine Mountains ten miles from the crash site. He likely attempted a parachute jump after becoming lost as he delivered the plane to an aviation company.
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Fred Hoyt
Salt Lake City
Boise
Black Pine Mountains
Hoyt
English visitors question American women's rights era behavior
An English visitor complains that American men have grown effeminate and overly deferential toward women since women gained political rights. A second Englishman seeking a Paris divorce says his wife treated him like a servant and tried to force him to kneel before her.
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America
Paris
Say No When Friends Need Money Say No
The piece urges youths to decline lending money to friends when necessary. It notes the main trouble is overbearing wants and jokes about hesitation to mature and discernment. The author hints that younger people often lack timely financial judgment.
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Bit
Parasis Agitans and its Confusing Medical Discussion
A physician writer discusses paralysis agitans also known as Parkinson's disease. He notes uncertainty about causes and emphasizes dietary and hygienic approaches, including the potential benefits of baths and controlled exercise, with reference to Montrefore hospital practices and a pamphlet offer.
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Tees
MW Keschner
Moriefore
Boston
Lindy’s Quiet Leadership Note
A compact reminiscence praises Lindy for steady guidance amid boastful talk about national strides. The speaker humorously recalls a past blunder with a famous sauerkraut juice anecdote, urging restraint and continued learning.
Anniversaries and births marked in prior years
A list of notable anniversaries and birthdays with dates and individuals. Includes Willar Pitt premier born 1759 died in London, a educational banquet in San Francisco, royal mentions in 1896, and other historical notes. Also notes a birth in Carroll County Mississippi 67 years ago and various birthdays of public figures.
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Willar Pitt
Barlao
London
Josian
Willard
Appieton
Wis
Chicago
Prince Iwahur
Sana Francisco
Duke of
Edisburgh
Victorez
Mane
Russia
Madagascar
Romualdo Pacheco
California
Oakland
Calif
Barr
Santa Barbara
Fred W. Mulkey
United States
Oregon
Germany
Canal Zone
Barranquilla
Colombia
Henry P McCain
U S.A
Sodier
Washington
Carroll County
Miss
Prince Lews Jerome
Bonapartis
France
Fliem D Sampson
Kentucky
Holbrook Blinn
San Francisco
John Glover South
Panama
Smithsonian chief Dr. Charles Greeley Abbot praised for solar research
In a period of global peace efforts the United States honors Dr Charles Greeley Abbot, long time head of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, for advancing solar radiation studies and eclipse expeditions. Senator Frank B Willis announces candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination with open headquarters in Columbus.
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Charles Greeley Abbot
United States
Smithgonian Institution
Abbot
Smithsonian Institutce
Samuel P Langlew
Smithsonian Astrophisiat Observatory
Washington
New Hampshire
Columbus
Frank B Willis
Centenary Observed for Civil War Soldier Pratt and Other Figures
A centennial observance marks the birth of Civil War veteran Calvin Edward Pratt and Wisconsin politician Elina W Keyes. Canada to honor Sir John Caray for service. The Associated General Contractors of America holds its annual meeting focusing on industrial peace and labor relations, with sessions through Friday.
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Calvin Edward Pratt
General Contractors of
America
Sessons
Wick
Capes
Laoor
Campaign staffer Thompson to open headquarters after conference
Col Carmin Thompson of Cleveland will open the headquarters after a conference with Willis in Washington. NORWALN funeral services are set for Mrs Charlotte Boal, a pioneer in the state's suffrage movement, who died Saturday night at eighty five. COLL MESS reports Ross N Shoekies, forty, shot and killed himself. Deiter dressers of Brazil shift to shoes with highly celebced uppers.
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Carmin Thompson
Cleveland
Weapager
Norwaln
Charlotte Boal
Brazil
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Chronicle-Telegram
Fi Burdau
Circulstien
Second Street
Eiyris
Levern County Printing & Publishing Company
Pussisser J. Clare George
Oxerst Burday
Leralz
Robert EL Ward, Inc
Wabesh
New York
Firsch Ave
Detroit
General Motora
Lindy
Frankfort
Department of Fate
Chevrolet
W. T. Fridenstine
East
William R Castle
William Richards Castle
Husolain
Harvard
Harvard Colleg
Bureau of Communication
American National Red Cross
Caisfal Western European Affairs Division
State Department
Coolidze
Aapie
Suasaran
Zastle JR
Mr. Hoover
Coll
Mess—Ross N Shoekies
Imperial Furniture Company
East Broad St. Bridge
Virginia
Murbach Coal & Supply Company
Electricalservice” Radio
Elyria Supervior Electric Co
Ohio Public Service
Jack Black
Clark Black
Bill Bartlett
Cleveland Street
Waabday
Maytag Company
Newton, Lowe
Elyria Maytag C Company
Middle Ave
Lorain
Lorain Maytag Co
Wellington
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