Lindbergh to be welcomed on arrival in Washington
June 3 report describes a planned official welcome for aviation hero Charles Lindbergh upon his return to the United States. President Coolidge and cabinet officials discuss ceremonies at the Capitol and White House, with receptions, church services, and Arlington burial visits planned.
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Washington
Chas Dbergh
Coombre
Navy Yard
Mallon
Coolidge
Erfean
Dett
Presiwo Atd Afrs
Cooolidge
Slidse
Lindbergh
Smether
Arlington
Sol Cath
Walter Reed
Linndbergh
New York
Birdmen
Nyand Mary
Lindh
Detroit
Sv. T
Lindbergh Heads to Cherbourg as Victory Flight Continues
Captain Charles A. Lindbergh arrives in France aboard the Spirit of St. Louis and sails toward Cherbourg with a civic escort. The journey included a guard of honor at Le Havre and a ceremonial welcome as crowds gather to witness the historic crossing.
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Southampton
Erg
Charles A Lindbergn
Au Bonnoplane
Spirit of
C. Temphis
Cherbourg
MicCann
United 3
Hperbourg
France
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lessar Airdome
Sint
Lesvay
Cherhours
Lingbergh
Erhourzch
Chamber of Fomree
Kles A. Lindbergh
Chetborrs
Kentucky floods claim 47 lives across districts
Storms and floods across southeastern Kentucky have killed 47 people with more deaths feared as details unfold. Letcher and Perry counties report heavy tolls while Hazard shelters refugees in schools and private facilities. Red Cross workers assist amid rising needs for food clothing and medicine. Continued on Page 2.
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Louisville
Statn Board of Health
D. A. McCormacks
Letcher
Johnson
Perry
Magoffin
Kentucky
Patoisville
Koxrena
Hearth Board
Letcher County
Hazard
Red Cross
Ernest Wauliner
Body of Derton Contractor Found in Grand Reservoir
Celina Ohio June 3 the body of Herman Myers 32 wealthy Derton contractor drowned in the Grand reservoir Wednesday was recovered at 13725 am today by a three day search in which live dives and more than a hundred men and dynamite were employed Jetman using note recovered the body sau ter Harry and Maxwell My Parton breathers of the victim had posted a 200 reward for loser
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Celina
Herman Myers
Grand Reservoir
Wednesde
Wes
Fe Gerson
Jetman
Note
Sauter Harry
Maxwell My Parton
Trus
President to Review Fleet at Hampton Roads
President Coolidge will board his yacht Mastlower after lunch today and sail to Hampton Roads to review the Atlantic and Pacific fleets in battle array tomorrow. The ceremony includes a 21 gun salute as Wash DC press witnesses the president in command. The Marflower will arrive off the Merfolk naval base early tomorrow morning and station off Cape Hears at night before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Coolidge
Hampton Roads
Chesapeake Bar
Army
Cootidac
Sea Navy
Wilbur
Frank Earns
Merfolk Naval Base
Tomorow
Moon Will
Cape Hears
Waurdey
Congress Wile Cet Plans For Food Control
Secretary of War Davis told flood congress in Chicago that plans for food control must be ready for submission at the next session. Davis represents President Coolidge and said data collection would take weeks but no delay would be allowed.
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Congress
Chicago
Pwisht FL Davis
Davis
Priceitene Coolidge
American Slain in Mexico as Consul Seeks Arrest
Washington reports Arthur Brewer an American citizen living in Guadalajara was shot at his office on June 1 and died June 2. The American Consul said the assailant is a well known figure and urged urgent arrests and punishment.
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Leerx
Washington
Arthur Brewer
Guadalajara
Mexico
Dwarre
State Department
Department
Bitter fight looms at Kent State Normal
Kent State Normal College faces a faculty purge as Prof. Ivins and Prof. Byrne claim dismissal for disloyalty. President Anderson says he did not dismiss them, only refused to terminate temporary arrangements. The pair seek reinstatement through the board of trustees amid broader faculty expulsions and tenure disputes.
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Kent, O
Kent State Normal Colle
David Alier Anderson
L S. Irins
Department of Agriculture
K. D. Byrne
Department of Social Hygiene
Anderson
John JB. McGilys
Teast
Met
Lowry Hall
Ivias
Brine
Jousifent
Board of
Tras
Faeniir
Wife of President of Mexico Dies in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Senora Natalia Calles, 54, wife of Mexican President Lázaro Calles, died of a heart attack after a major operation. She had been convalescing five days post surgery. The body will be sent to Mexico City aboard a presidential special train.
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Los Angeles
Senora
Natalia Calles
Mexico
Senora Calles
Alles
Nogales
Sonora
Mexico City
Alejendro Wallace
Calles Familly
Police Chief E J Stankard Nearing Recovery After Shooting
Police chief E J Stankard remained in guarded condition but shown improvement this morning. Doctors report his temperature and pulse normal after he received nourishment for the first time since being shot Saturday morning by a bandit.
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E. J. Stankard
Plan to reopen Ohio coal mines under union pressure
The Sanday Creek Coal Company, Bell wheter of the operators, announced plans to reopen several Hocking Valley mines at a scale lower than state and international demands. Officials said the move follows requests from former employees and aims to lead a broader reopening while avoiding a union response. The timing remains uncertain, with a decision expected in the next week to ten days.
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Columbus
Sanday Creek Coal Company
Hocking Valley
Jacksonville
Cleveland
Sandau Creek Company
Lick Run
Cox
Nelsons Ile
Lleir
Sander Creek Company
Rera
Lea Hall
Ohio Miners
Woth
Hien
Woman Victim of Hatchet Attack in New York
Police explain hatchet assault on Edith Catlin Thelps a 50 year old sculptor and wife of architect Stove Phelps. A well dressed woman of about 35 gained entry with flowers and attacked her, leaving her in Presbyterian Hospital before planned release. Investigators find no clear motive, call the case an unclear plot or possibly a maniac as the Phelps family is noted for wealth and prominence.
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New York
Edith Catlin Thelps
Stove Phelps
Phelps Kombr
Phelps
Presbyterian Hospital
Cadet Killed in Plane Plunge at Uturi Field
Cadet M. B. Robinson Junior, 21, of Brooks Field was instantly killed when his plane fell at Uturi field. His home was in Baltimore Maryland.
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Sulletin
San Antonio
Tex
Jane
M. B. Robinson, Jr
Brooks Field
Uturri Field
Baltimore
Mother dangers her life to save children from truck fire
Mrs. Hugh Cameron of Arizona carried her four year old son and two week old baby from a burning camper truck near the fair grounds. The mother and children were badly burned. the infant was saved, the boy severely injured, and the mother in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Fire crews rushed them for treatment. The cause of the blaze remains undetermined.
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Fair Grounds
Hugh Cameron
Arizonas
Elsinla Memorial Hospital
Jess
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gates
Arthhur Drage
Squad Co. 1
Cameron
Medina man found guilty in attack on 13 year old girl
June 3 report from Medina states Fred Poing 27 of Lodi was found guilty of attacking Marguerite Wagner 13 who died after suffering violent drug effects. The jury's verdict came swiftly with sentencing deferred for a few days by Judge W N McClure. Wagner died March 1 after naming Wilkening as responsible on her deathbed.
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Medina
Fred Poing
Lodi
Marguerite Wagner
Wis
Wilkening
WN. H McClure
Ladi
Neal Roshon
Wilkeping
Sha
Sheriff arrests alleged gum vendor owners in Lake Road area
Three men named in an earlier river case were arrested by the sheriff this morning. Arthur Williams, F J Toll, both of Lake Road, and John Kobehak Lorain are charged with operating a gambling device. The case will be heard before Judge Webber on Monday, June 6.
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Ify Grand J
Sherif
Arthur Willams
Lake Road
F. J. Toll
Williams
Toll
John Kobehak
Lorain
Jgrf
Jadia A. R. Webber
Rotary convention fleet reaches Plymouth on voyage
The Cunard Lines Caronia, first of the Rotary convention fleet to reach a port, docked at Plymouth with Rotarians aboard. They plan to land at Flushing the next day and head to Ostend Belgium for the convention.
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Plymouth
Ent
Cunard Lines
Caronia
Rotary Convention
Flushing
Holland
Ostend
Belgium
Automobile Plant Begins Production On Schedule
The Falcon Knight plant produced the first car this morning a blue four door sedan delivered to Mayor Hinkson. About 100 workers worked on the line as the plant moves toward a target of 100 cars per day by July with capacity up to 300 daily.
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Falcon
Hinkson
Elbnest
Nalse
E. A. Barna
Pinedo recounts sea rescue and Azores landing tale
Francesco de Pinedo details the forced sea landing of his seaplane Santa Maria after battling headwinds and a fog bank while on a four continent flight begun in Sardinia. The craft was towed to Flores then repaired at Horta. the crew aims to resume the journey once conditions permit.
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Francesco de Pinedo
Rha
Frepasser
Newfoundland
Azores
de Pinedo
Horta
Casllar
Sardinia
Francesco DE Pineno
United Press
Asores Islands
Trepasseyoon
Alay
Flores
New Foundland
Tur
Infanta Segures
Superca
Hera
Two Air Mail Buddies Set for Washington Greeting
Postmaster General announced that pilots Shiries 4 Short and Harry G. Smith will represent the department in Washington on June 3 to greet Lindbergh's air mail venture. They will bring to Washington air mail activities from their Cleveland to Chicago and Chicago to Omaha routes.
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Washington
Sune
Air Mai
Charles Lind
Kersh Wilh
Fee
New
Shiries
Short
Cleveland
Chicago
Harry G. Smith
Omaha
Lindbergh
Boiling Field
Soviet Embassy Staff Depart London Amid Break in Ties
London June 3 The Soviet embassy staff sailed from London at 2 am aboard the Youshar after Britain's House of Commons severed diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia. No demonstration occurred. The move followed charges of espionage against Soviet trade emissaries and Baldwin government action last week.
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London
Youshar
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
House of Commons
Baldwin
Governor Lindbergh Cable Response to Ohio Legion Visit
Governor Donaher received a cablegram from Charles A. Lindbergh thanking him and sending appreciation for the invitation to attend the American Legion state convention in Canton on July 25 and 26. The message was sent in reply to Herbert Mooney, State Commander of the American Legion, and was relayed to Ambassador Herrick in Paris.
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Columbus
Govvernor Donaher
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mopner
American Legion
American Committee
Jone
Herbert Mooney
Woodsifield
Azerican Legion
Canton
Donaheyr
Myron T. Herrick
Paiis
Four Charged With restaurant robbery and spurious spree
Cleveland filed report on June 3 states four suspects Marion Whettew Henry Liebold Ashton Earle and Frank Zinner confessed to robbing dentist Dr James Clyne on March 24 and attempting to rob Spaghetti Inn North Olmsted They were linked to the restaurant crime and the pair of later acts with police noting the charges and confessions
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Cleveland
James Clyne
Marion Whettew
Henry Liebold
Ashton Earle
Frank Zinner
Zinner
Whettom
Cline
North Olmsted
Poxlice
Bellanca Plane Ready for Trans Atlantic Flight
New York June 3 The Bellanca aircraft Columbia readies for a non stop crossing to Europe with Clarence Chamberlin at Roosevelt Field planned take off after four. Weather reports list hazardous conditions over Newfoundland and the western Atlantic though Nova Scotia shows good flying conditions. Chamberlin will be joined by a pilot navigator once announced. The plane holds the world endurance record and has trained for a trans Atlantic attempt following delays after Lindberghs Paris flight.
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New York
New Foundland
Atlantic Ocean
Weather Bureau
Columbia Aircraft Co
Roosevelt Field
NS. YY
Bellanca
Columbia
Europe
Columbia Aircraft Company
Clarence Chamberlin
Atlantic
New Foundlandé
Brand Banks
Nova Scotia
Chamberlin
Lindbergh
Paris
Navy
Cloud Reriauc
Charles Liedbergh
Carl F. Schorr
National Aeronautic Association
King Benjamin Purnell Hid in Colony During Probe
Witnesses testified in Michigan as King Benjamin Purnell leader of the Darib religious colony was reported hiding within the St Joseph colony for four years amid statutory charges. Thomas Atkins said he helped construct a basement trap room feeding the hiding place. A separate Ohio liquor case ended with the owner fined and a plea from Polo Luciana.
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Mich
Jane
Benjamin Purnell
House of Darib
Coissn
Thomas Atkins
Parnell
Feungaum Inen
Inamend Hesse
Atkins
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