Aviation plans forecast record season ahead of 1928 push
Predictions for a record aviation year cite rising costs and new aircraft projects. An air expedition to the Arctic led by General Nobile on the Norge crew is noted alongside Guggenheim funded aeronautical research. Plans include a seven meterized transAtlantic plane, 45 horsepower models, and a million dollar factory near Wheeling.
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Arctic
Nobile
Norge
Harry F. Guggenheim
Leving
Richmond
New York
Europe
Anthony Fokker
Wheeling
W. Va
Atlantic Aircraft Corporation
Ar Teterboro
Early 1920s aviation plans and sponsors outlined
Philadelphia reports work began on a Bellanca craft aimed at a Europe flight with Newfoundland and Azores stops. Milan hosts progress on Nobile’s world ascent to mark the war victory anniversary with Italian experts backing the project. A Philadelphia dinner announces Guggenheim funding to develop instruments to cut flying hazards.
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Philadelphia
Europe
Newfoundland
Azores
Nobile
Milan
Italy
Guggenheim
Chamberlain
Reading Club Meeting Highlights In Bay Village
The Bay Village Reading Club met at Chester Reynolds home on Bassett road with about 30 members present. A dinner honoring Mrs R J Scott who moves to Pasadena followed a fine program. Sunday services included communion and infant baptism at the M E church. A district conference is set for Thursday with Rev. Sammon to speak. A Circle 4 luncheon featured new serving method and top hostesses. Mrs C N Kirkpatrick visits Wiscon sin and Chicago, with return due Wednesday. Funeral services for Mr Thomas not fully listed.
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Bay Village
Reading Club
Chester Reynolds
Bassett Road
R. JD. Scott
Pasadena
California
M. E
Sammon
Circle No. 4
Capt. Lamphicerinne
John Gillette
Dan Jones
Leste Osborn
C. N. Kirkpatrick
Wiscon
Tater
Chicago, Ill
Thos
Sudden death of Mitchell prompts Thursday funeral
Mitchell of Hall Road will be buried at his late home Thursday at 2:30. He came to this country from England as a boy, leaving behind a daughter Mrs Sidney Nesbitt of Livingst on Montana and four brothers in Dover plus a sister Mrs R Osborn. Other local notices recount family visits and several car accidents in a heavy rain on Lake Road.
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Mitchell
Hall Road
England
Sidney Nesbitt
Livingstor
Montana
Dover
R Osborn
Calvin Osborn
Albert
Emily
Catherine Phinney
Wooster St
Elyria
Clifton Aldrich
Eric Archer
Henrietta
Ohio
Elizabeth Duncan
Canton
Sue Seitz
Foote Road
Fred Siegrist
Basnett Road
C. N. Branson
Osborn
Ond
Dorecass
Baettl E
C. T. Aldrich
Osborn Road
Wooster
Lake Road
Bassett and
Woman's Club Meeting and Syrian Girl Talk Reported
At Huntington Hill several machines collided and were towed away by service car. On Friday the Woman's Club met and heard Mrs Esch of Cleveland speak on The Syrian Girl with many in attendance and refreshments served. Later a blaze on Detroit Road at the Irving Brandt home drew Bay Village Dover and Olmsted fire crews. heavy smoke but the house and much contents were saved with about 3000 dollars in smoke damage.
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Huntington Hill
Woman’s Club
Esch
Cleveland
Bay Village
Dover
Olmsted
Irving Brandt
Detroit Rd
Skunk Districts Citizens of Batavia Involved in Odd Incident
A Batavia scene features citizens asking about Harry Russe and Lockwood Ager as police handle a hazy report of a skunk with a cannon. An unidentified caller warned of unusual danger while the desk sergeant questions possible public intoxication arrests.
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Batavia
N. Y
Androcles
Harry Russe
Lockwood Ager
Skunk Freed After Can Removal on Frankly Street
Workers Russell and Ager, factory employees, found a skunk running blind with a salmon can wedged on its head. They removed the can with shears before the police arrived, the animal escaped unharmed, and the skunk showed appreciation by sparing its helpers.
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Frankly Street
Russell and Ager
Skunk
Hawes to Submit Flood Control Plan to Congress
Senator Harry B. Hawes of Missouri announced he will submit his flood control plan to Congress in the next session. The statement signals upcoming priority for river and watershed protections at the national level.
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Congress
New Orleans
Harry B. Hawes
Missouri
Stomach Troubles Warn of Danger and Simple Remedies
A vintage plea warns stomach troubles can lead to ulcers or cancer if neglected. It urges prompt care for symptoms like acid stomach and bloating and suggests Bisurate Magnesia as a safe, quick remedy from a drug store for stomach distress.
Congress calls for federal flood control commission plan
The BIN urges the government to take charge of flood control in the Mississippi valley and its tributaries. It proposes a four engineer commission four two Army two civilian with a fifth executive member to oversee fluid control.
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Congress
Mississippi Valley
Army
Ufe
Seek man friend in woman's death in Paris
French police searched for a man friend in connection with the murder of Mrs Horace Lord in Nice. The inquiry focused on a male associate believed linked to the victim and the crime scene. Detectives pressed for information to identify and locate the suspect.
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Paris
Nice
Horace Lord
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