Coolidge to Visit Rapid City in Western Reception
President Coolidge travels by special train with his party to spend summer in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The trip includes a stop at Hammond Indiana to dedicate a memorial park, then onward to Rapid City where a large, simple welcome is planned with guardsmen on duty and a ceremonial station platform greeting.
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Betsy Ross House Hosts Flag Day Services in Philadelphia
Betsy Ross House on Lower Arch Street hosted commemorative services marking Flag Day. Governors of forty states issued proclamations. the site remains a preserved two story shrine. The day also marks the sesquicentennial anniversary of the Continental Congress accepting the flag. A ceremony followed at Betsy Ross's grave in Mt. Moriah Cemetery.
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Majority of Honors Won by LaGrange School
The county prize winners report for the Tem perante Es contest notes LaGrange School's consistent dominance with Mrs. Lillian Daser of Cleveland leading judges. Winners include Eleanor Rivers, Mildred Ridge, Ruben Edward, Elizabeth Koon, George Gutgui, Kean McAlpine, Jan Wellington, Janice Hulzhaner, Naomi Vere, Irene Neck, Wellington, David Pinkney, Margaret Berger, Gelen Davidson, Lester Drusendahl, Kathrye Kuba, with LaGrange repeatedly high in each grade. Continued on page 2.
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Byrd's Plane Ready for Flight to Paris
Roosevelt Field New York June 4 1928 Commander Richard Byrd announced plan to depart for Paris in the tri motor Fokker plane as soon as weather allows The aircraft has passed all rigors and is fueled and ready for the journey official word said Byrd.
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Accuse Four Men In Flogging Of Woman And Son
Focco, Ga., June 14 Four warrants name four suspects including a high school official in the flogging of Mrs A H Bowers and her 15 year old son The named men are W J Acree principal T R Lowery a furniture foreman and two railroad workers Acres and Lowery were arrested and released on bond The Bowers were abducted from home Sunday night by masked men and taken to a secluded location where the attack occurred
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State of War Exists in Europe, Says Polish Minister
Geneva June 14 Polish foreign minister Aug ust Zaleski said a world unaware state of war exists in Europe He outlined Poland Lithuania tensions over Vilna claiming peace while Poland says conflict ended He noted a Soviet note on Litvitos assassination could lead to settlement and called Poland Germany relations fully normal with only economic issues left to resolve.
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Mass executions reported across Russia in June
London dispatch cites Daily Express on widespread executions in Russia. Reports mention shootings at Vladivostok Vehelabiney Tulev and Tieflis with 16 in Tieflis. Cheka official Jaralawski arrives at Wicharkow on a mission to exterminate counterrevolutionaries.
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French fliers escape as plane burns before flight
Captain Pelletier and Lieut Gonin were saved from a burning aircraft at Bolletix Le Bagurget Field just after takeoff for Tedia. The craft rose to 150 feet, then plunged and burned, ending the attempt to regain the nonstop distance record for France.
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Farmer arrested in youth's death at Tronton Ohio
Norman Ror, a farmer, was arrested by county authorities in Tronton Ohio for involvement in the death of Meribert Gasser on June 5 near his home. First degree murder charges expected. the suspect is jailed and silent. A private detective assists. further arrests anticipated.
Lindbergh pledges life to aviation development
Fragmented OCR text describes Charles Lindbergh pledging life to aviation progress, outlining plans for a future journey by plane and emphasis on commercial and military aviation development. The report mentions his mother’s reactions and unclear details about locations and timing.
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Lirdsergh
Lengel murder case juror summons planned in Canton
Prosecutor Harter announced plans to summon jurors for the Lengel murder trial in Canton Co. He said Lengel gave permission to open a bank deposit box after reports of a fortune. Lengel pleaded not guilty and sought court appointment of a lawyer.
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Judge Leaves Estate of $300,000 in Ohio Will
Columbus dated June 14 reports Judge Kiniel Pf. Sowers left an estate valued above 300000 after his death in Portsmouth. The will probated by Judge Homer Z. includes 600 to St Pauls Episcopal Church where Indre Sowers was a Warden and legacies to widow Mary P. Sowers. The estate includes 150000 in personal and real property. Harriet S. Parsons of Huntington WV, his mother in law, received 100.
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Wurnsmouth
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St Paul's Episcopal Church
Indre Sowers
Mary P. Sowers
Harriett
Parsons, Higmtington
W. Va
Burton slams disloyalty to United States, flag day
Cleveland June 14 Theodore EB Burton assailed disloyalty to the United States in a radio speech inaugurating Flag Day observances from station WAST. He warned that unfriendly residents would find steamship offers back to their native lands and criticized American women seeking divorces in Paris and criticizing tourists as sex patriots who lost zeal.
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United States
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Paris
Rauive Claad
Man Injured In St I Hospital Shootout Incident
An alleged Yeo outlaw was shot and trapped in a hospital in St I after a gunfight with Brooks. The assailant, 23, suffered serious injuries while attempting to escape police. A second confrontation left Mavis, 32, with nerve strain as bystanders watched the tense scene unfold at the hospital corridor.
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State Legion Convention Set for Canton July 24
Ohio hosts the mini annual state wide American Legion convention July 24 and 25 in Canton. General chairman Prundagse announces Col. Charles A Lindbergh may attend after replying to Gov. Tonhey that he would be happy to come to Canton. Lindbergh will present invitation to his American committee.
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Flags Flutter in Honor of Flag Day in Elyria
Elyria celebrates Flag Day with public and private displays. Tonight in Elyria Park an Elks and American Legion program featuring Bugis and Drum Corps honors the national emblem's birthday born June 14.
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Lindbergh Enjoys New York Welcome Visit
Col Charles A Lindbergh rests in New York after a grand reception and limited schedule. He plans two speeches and a midnight show before a Commodore hotel address with Governor Al Smith. Lindbergh and his mother attended a Mackay estate dinner before returning to events that spark daily headlines.
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al Smith
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Winter Garden
Flyer
Clarence I. MacKay
Postal Telegraph Company
Mackay Long Island
Morrans
Lamonts
Two Are Fined On Liquor Charge In Amherst Case
Louis and John Kit of Amherst pleaded guilty to possession of liquor and were fined 19 cents plus costs each by Judge 4A. R. Webber. They were arrested Sunday by the sheriff at a railroad camp of the New York Central Railroad. Kit pleaded not guilty yesterday but Lausi could not due to lack of understanding. interpreters were present and both pleaded antity.
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John Kit
Amherst
R. Webber
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New York
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Lausi
Man and Money in Court as McGucken Is Released
Harold McGucken of Sanduski appeared in court after arrest by Sheriff Cole at the request of Sheriff L G Mathews. He had arrears for alimony and explained a misinterpretation of the court order. The judge released him on his own recognizance but warned improvement next time.
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Perth
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Conurt
Court Geeision Qu543 Officials Ousted in Kentucky
Louisville dispatch reports the Kentucky Court of Appeals voided all city and county offices due to a 1925 election being invalid. Governor William J. Fields will appoint replacements and Democrats defeated in 1925 are expected to be restored to power.
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William J. Pields
Wanderer Bell hailed for halting Will County jail escape attempt
In Joliet June 14, John Bell, a wandering 22 year old, was hailed a hero for aiding in stopping a jailbreak by four notorious inmates from the Will County jail. In the melee, one killer died, another was wounded, one escaped, and one recaptured as Sheriff Albert Markgraf tensed with his wife urging calm.
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Bert Hell
Rizzo
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Shader
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Chicago
Signals Not Made by Local Indians In Quebec Flank
In Quebec Province forester reports sighting strange signal flares at 9 P M Saturday in Saint Germain district north of the Saguenay river. Authorities consider possible link to missing aviators Contain Nungesser and Colt and work to verify the report. The Saguenay drains into the St Lawrence about 250 miles from its mouth, with New Foundland and Nova Scotia nearby.
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Trainmen killed in head on collision near Peaks
Three railroad workers died when a freight train collided head on with another train near Peaks fourteen miles from the city. The wreck occurred in E Tenn on June 14 as freight cars and locomotives piled up. Investigation into cause underway.
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