Lindbergh Sails Homeward From Cherbourg In Triumph
Lindbergh leaves Cherbourg aboard the cruiser Memphis with Captain Lindbergh waving farewell after his non stop Atlantic flight from New York to Paris. He boarded from Cherbourg after arriving from Le Bourget Field and is hailed as an American hero for the famed endurance and courage of the single man crossing.
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Cherbourg
France
Charles A. Lindbergh
New Triumpha
Memphis
Atlantic
New York
Paris
Tossay
le Bourget Field
LeBourget
Tyne Kuowh
Iwen Huayad
Comblund
Europe
Fugitive Nabbed Here After Martinsburg Rail Wreck
Fugitive Howard Fineinian, described as West Virgin fugitive, captured by Sheriff in Berkeley County after escape from a chain wrecking incident near Martinsburg. Authorities say the suspect fled the scene and was arrested following the incident aboard a Marine vessel later moved for custody.
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Howard Fineinian
Berkeley
Fick
Martinsburg
Robt. McKim Dies After Paralysis Stroke in Springfield
Aged Robt McKim dies after a stroke of paralysis in Springfield. Earlier decades of legal action over state funds and a reported out of court settlement are cited. Details mention Governor Len Small and state treasurer roles, with references to court filings and a hospital death after a long illness.
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Robt. McKim
Springfield
I.dia
Len Small
Newsminer
Arcowmls
Gene Carletrom
Stote
Aind W. W. Schroeder
Small
GOS
Misines
Trio Die in Plane Crash and Probe Start
An early 20th century wire service style report states three dead in a plane crash, with chaotic garbled context about officials, customs brokers, and alleged illegal imports. The piece mentions dogs and a gubernatorial probe into peonage charges involving African Americans.
Dennis A. Dennis death by own action in Baltimore club
Archibald R. Dennis, 49, prominent merchant and clubman, died at a Baltimore hospital from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. He was found by former Judge John H. Stanford after retiring to a club suite. motive unclear, no foul play suspected. Dennis, president of Dennis & Co., had helped negotiate a major rye sale to the Soviet government and had a long business career starting in Indiana. Survived by widow, two brothers including Maryland Treasurer John Tennis, and four sisters.
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Baltimore
Archibald R. Denuty
Dennis
John H. Stanford
M. Stanford
Dennis & Co, Inc
Nora
Predemek
Iis
Indianapatia
Chicago
Board of Trade
Mr. Dennis
Jobnt Tennis
Maryland
George Tt. Dennis
Frederick Kntturaes
Tas. Briscoe
Washington
J. Lyi Richardson
Charleston
Franklin B. Smith
Predick
Henry Rodgers
Laurel River Timber Company Sued In Federal Court
A federal suit filed in Baltimore seeks to recover 5515.96 in overdue taxes from Laurel River Timber Company. The action was brought by UF. 8. Attevuer Amoe Ty. Woudeuck Thy and alleges the company’s capitalization and stockholder gains.
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Baltimore
Laurel River
UF. 8
Attevuer Amoe Ty. Woudeuck
Laurel River Company
Tae von Cinital
Bonanto
Captain Richards Exonerated in Nicaragua Shooting Case
Cleay Captain Richards, a U8 MG officer, is exonerated of the Alame case involving the shooting and killing of Cabuita, a bandit chieftain in Chitandega Nicaragua. The claim that he shot only in self defense was undermined by the official inquiry.
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Willian P. Wetards
Alame
Ant Cabuita
I Chitandega
Nicaragua
Wis
Sett Hefousi
Wife Was To Go On Long Ocean Jaunt
New York June borough news says Mrs Wylda Chamberlin was slated to sail with her husband on a long ocean jaunt. Illness of her mother caused a change. Charles C Lockwood stated Levine would replace Chamberlin as passenger and relief pilot after a decision made last Wednesday.
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New York
Charles C. Lockwood
Atornay
Clarenee C. Chamberlin
Wylda Chamberlin
Coldest June in years prompts rain record
The chilly June has yielded a cooler than normal start with mornings at or below 60 degrees and heavy rains drenching towns. Fire risks rise as floods threaten homes while memory of a 104 degree shade heat two years ago contrasts with frost reports in Frederick County strawberry patches.
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Toasly
Washington County
Kimmitsburg
Drederick County
Honest man found at last. wallet returned for reward
Diogends died tow too. Sutin M. Martin of Blaugansyile found a wallet containing $2. He saw an ad in the Herali-Myit section about a wallet belonging to Carl For svihe of Baltimore. Martin returned the money and received a 36 reward from the old-Mail office.
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Diogends
Sutin
M. Martin
Blaugansyile
Martin
Carl Forsvihe
Baltimore
old-Mail
Oliver Small Goes to Cut in Local Court Record
Oliver Savall a Western Mayyrand employee faced a year in the State's Mongo of Correction after arraignment before Judge Pyank G. Waggman for failing to support his children. The abatement this morning came from Judge Harry we Shyder who handed a similar sentence last week. He reportedly earned over 3200 in wages a month but did not provide adequate support.
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Oliver Savall
Mayyrand
Umploye
Antoine
Pyank G. Waggman
Small
Dudge
Harry We
Saalte
Perusua Ti
Helen Wills Wins Match Amid Turbulent Play
A garbled report describes Helen Wills defeating an unnamed opponent in a women’s singles match amid references to law, water supply concerns, and various unrelated names. The piece mixes sports with scattered regional terms and unclear events, retaining few concrete details or outcomes.
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Helen Wills
Beaver
Law
City eyed for Pennsylvanial reclamation plant
Chambersburg is pressing to host a Pennsy reclamation plant, with the Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce urging the railroad to locate there rather than in this city. Rumors tie the plant to Hagerstown, while many former rail shop workers in the area hope to return to rail work. Mrs Cathleen Neilson Colford, once a New York society beauty and former Vanderbilt spouse, dies suddenly in Paris.
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Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce
Tennsylvania
Norfolk & Western
Cumberland Valley
Pennsy
Cathleen Neilson Colford
New York
Lnte
Reginald Vanderblit
Paris
Traders Must Get Licenses Warned for Prosecution
Clarence Bumert with deputy court clerks announces a city and county license sweep targeting merchants who have not yet obtained traders licenses. Several hundred delinquents are identified. authorities urge immediate compliance to avoid court action and heavy fines.
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Clarence Bumert
Emmert
Ci ‘Uit
Rome Destination of Columbia Flight Report
Washington June 4 A correspondent says Representative Tomilton Fish of New York reported from off coast headquarters that the Hellian tight planed without issue. Weather was good during the flight and he based the information on a conversation with Mrs. Charles Acherbin wife of the merchant.
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Washington
Tomilton Fish
New York
Charles Acherbin
Weekly Weather Forecast North and Middle Attude Statens Montly
Weather brief notes a monthly forecast with midweek warmth and cool periods. Describes temperate conditions, noting gentle shifts in temperatures and a stable pattern across the Marton region.
Attempt to Bomb Hotel at Crown Motel
Firemen halted an early morning blast at the Crown Motel Providence R I as a dynamite device with a percussion cap was found in the basement amid a pool room fire. The pool table covers had gasoline-soaked rags. the blaze caused slight damage while guests, including visiting Masonic delegates, were present.
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Providence
Crown
Young Mottreal
Dutt Une
National League of Masonic Clubs
Holdlas Ile
Millionaire Charles A Levine Makes Recent Will
Charles A Levine, Columbia Aircraft Corporation managing director, who surprised Clareafne Chamberlin by joining her fight, reportedly made his will a few days ago at Roosevelt Field New York in June.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Yo
Charles A. Levine
Columbia Aircraft Corporation
Clarefnce Chamberlin
Favorable Wind For Its Flight Across POSTON
Weather notes forecast favorable wind aiding a new flight from Santa Ana to likely New Mexico route via the Army base. Patriot candidate Barone expected to receive support, with a prize ring event planned in Santa Ana and a student tied to the Army football program. Esther Gargin noted for beauty pageant prospects. He plans to enter Stanford this fall.
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Santa Ana
Migs
Esther Gargin
Stanford
READY FOR FIRE NEW YORK REPORT OF ENGINE ACTIVITY
Fragmentary OCR text describes a fire readiness scenario in New York with references to June and aviation terms. The readable portions mention a city preparation and an engine or light missile context but lack clear actions, dates, or named entities. The passage is highly garbled and does not yield a coherent event to summarize beyond general readiness.
Mysterious trans Atlantic flight begins from Roosevelt Field
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine boarded the Bellanca monoplane at 6:05 A M daylight time for a trans oceanic flight to an unnamed European destination likely Berlin. The escorting crowd and wives reacted with anxiety as takeoff proceeded amid questions about the co pilot.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Columbia
Designeor Trans-Oceanic
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Columbia Air Corporation
Berlin
Charlen A. Lindbergh
Paris
Levine
Chambon
Chamberlain
Garden City
Wylda Chamberlain
Trie
Bellanca
Bellanca Once Resided Here
The Columbia aircraft left Roose vel Field New York for a European destination designed by Prof Bellanca the Italian who spent over a year in Hagerstown and who designed the flivver aeroplane built at Maryland Pressed Steel later Moller Motor Gar Co. After leaving this city Bellanca went to New York where he has been involved in the Geroplane business. The Columbia is the same plane that recently set a long nonstop flight record over New York remaining aloft for fifty hours.
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Columbia
Roosevel Field
New York
Prof. Bellanca
Hagerstown
Maryland Pressed Steel
Moller Motor Gar Co
Bal Janer
Ships asked to look out for Columbia
New York June 4. Shortly after the Bellanes monoplate Columbia took off for Barone today Independent Wireless Company wires said ships in the North Atlantic ship lane should resort if sighted. The great circle course the Columbia 4 is expected to take is somewhat north of the ship June.
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New York
Bellanes
Columbia
Barone
Atlantiv
Great Circle
Hessian Fly Halves County Wheat Yield This Year
County Agent I. J. Moore reports Hessian fly invasion has nearly conquered the wheat crop. Insect troops arrived last fall and infested fields to such an extent that output will be greatly reduced this summer. No relief is seen so far.
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Washington Coourtly
I. J. ‘Moore
Hells
Government Asked To Assume Hood Control Responsibility
Government officials call for national action on food control urging President Coolidge to convene a conference of artisans and leaders to craft effective measures. The June 1 date marks a proposed meeting to resolve policy gaps and present actionable resolutions.
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Hood
Tssanisoto
Coolidge
Luberesty
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Sansetodus
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Reeder
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Tina
Beader
Marie Murisa
Keedyavilles
York
W. Voge
TNO
Tate
Moore
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Paibtiehinny
Alan
Artios
ALA
Laurel River Lumber Co
Cleay
Capt. Richards
Emmitsburg
Oliver Small
Suuaminghio
Ming
Ameren
Sidales
Landon Ehinaplarsh
Cali
Beth
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Skip Youshare
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Beuyer
Dan Tao
Penny
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Rome
Hamilton Fish
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Marton
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Rass
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Yarmouth
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