St Louis Honors Lindbergh in Homecoming Ovation
St Louis greeted Col Charles Lindbergh with a rousing homecoming reception and a long parade through eight miles of cheering crowds, with estimates of up to a quarter million visitors. He rode past Sportman’s Park where 37 000 fans filled the stands to watch Rogers Hornsby raise the pennant, and was inducted into the Boy Scouts along the route. A Chase hotel banquet honored him with speeches from Gov Baker Senator Hawes Mayor Miller and others as he nears the end of four weeks of public acclaim.
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ST. Louis
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Lindbergh
Sportman’s Park
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Cardinals
S. Louis
Yankees
America
Linabergh
Congress Hotel
Ball Park
City
Brussells
London
Washington
New York
Col. Lindbergh
Boy Scouts
John Heydler
National League
Missouri
Chase Hotel
Samuel A. Baker
Missouri National Guard
Dwight Davis
U. S. Army Reserve Commission
President Coolidge
Harry B. Hawes
U. S&s
Victor Miller
City Welcomes Good Will Aviators at Cedar Rapids
Maj. Herbert A. Dargue and Walter O. Lochner visit Cedar Rapids for a Good Will air expedition. An amphibian plane New York arrives from Minneapolis with a second plane carrying mechanics. Officials plan a banquet, field preparations, traffic rules, and public inspections of the aircraft.
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Pacific
Atlantic
Maj. H. A. Dargue
Pan-American
Walter O. Lochner
New York
Cedar Rapids
Herbert A. Dargue
Good Will Air Expedition
Charles D. Manson
Chamber of Commerce
Linn County
Minneapolis
Maj. Dargue
Central
South America
Lochner
Good Will
National Association of Commercial Organization
Dan Hunter
Horace Hedges
W. G. Loftus
American Legion
United Spanish War Veterans
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Dargue
Harry Manchester
National Guard
Iowa City
Davenport
Peoria
Springfield
Poland Refuses to Yield to Soviet Demands in Note
Poland replies that the tone and demands of the Soviet note are inadmissible between sovereign nations and declines to elaborate on points raised by what is described as bullying Bolsheviks. The piece also notes Germany’s discontent with the League of Nations not acting to reduce Rhineland occupation forces and France’s stance on investigation and frontier forts. A Father’s Day poem clipping frames holiday reflections alongside the reader’s note.
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Poland
Russia
Ermany
League of Nations
Rhineland
France
Germany
Hether
Officer’s curt order to Dwight Davis on St Louis field
Hat Young, a Missouri National Guard second lieutenant, ordered a civilian off the St Louis flying field where Lindbergh landed with an injunction to hurry. The recipient turned out to be Dwight Davis, secretary of war, prompting a jab at cabinet officers wearing distinguishing tokens.
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Young Shavetail
Missouri National Guard
St. Louis
Lindbergh
Dwight Davis
Albert B. Fall
Italy Moves Toward War Amid Military Preparations
ROM ABROAD reports that Italy hints at war as the government preps a general census of reserve officers and orders ten thousand more olive-gray uniforms. Piedmont Lombardy metal factories run exclusively on airplane and submarine motors and shells while arsenals operate at full capacity.
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Italy
War Office
Piedmont
Lombardy
Charlie Chaplin Denies Offering Wife One Million
Charlie Chaplin through his chief counsel denies plans to offer his wife one million dollars to settle marital issues out of court. If funds exist and half of Lita’s charges are true, he should pay the million despite alleged basis.
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Charlie Chaplin
Lita
Charlie
Dreaming in the Sunset of a Life
A white haired man sits in the late afternoon sun beside an east side home, motionless and lost in thought. The narrator ponders the man’s memories and whether he would relive his past, while affirming the quiet comfort of a rocking chair and a sunlit yard to dream in twilight.
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Esterday
Lowden on science and social distribution of wealth
Mr Lowden argues material science boosts productivity while social sciences fail to plan equitable distribution. Agriculturists, expected to back him for president, may interpret the point to fit their views.
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ISTEN
Lowden
Board Reinstates Andy Hines After 30-day Suspension
Cedar Rapids report shows civil service commission overturned dismissal of patrol driver Andy Hines for intoxication on duty May 28. He is reinstated on July 2 with a suspended pay period June 2 to July 2 and no pay during that time. commission cited his prior good record and mixed witness testimony.
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Cedar Rapids
Leon IF
Andy” Hines
Civil Service Commission
Superior Court Room
Hines
Col
C. B. Robbins
Tom Brady
J. F Currell
Benesh
Avery
Barngrover
Campaign Starts For Needy Children Camp In Cedar Rapids
The Evening Gazette and Republican launch a fund drive to support a two month fresh air camp for undernourished and underprivileged Cedar Rapids children. The Public Health Nursing service needs 750 dollars. initial 25 dollars is donated. Elizabeth Johnston reports past camps offered health and sunshine, with the longer two month schedule requiring more funds. Continued on page.
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Cedar Rapids
Evening Gazette
Republican
Public Health Nursing Service
Wapsie Y
Palisades
Elizabeth Johnston
Coolidge Hosts Editorial Association in Black Hills Dip
President Coolidge greets about five hundred National Editorial association members at the State Game Lodge South Dakota. He jokes about being the "oldest inhabitant," praises the region, and urges dispatch writers to advertise the area as he fishes nearby and dines on elk steak.
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State Game Lodge
S. D
INS
Coolidge
National Editorial Association
Black Hills
South Dakota
Omaha
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Geneva
Mr. Coolidge
Squaw Creek
Galena Camp
Young Rockefeller Sails For Europe
John D. Rockefeller Jr and his family sailed today on the Olympic of the White Star line for a two month vacation in Europe. He said there is nothing significant about the trip. His name did not appear on the passenger list.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Europe
Rockefeller
Warrants Issued in Embezzlement Case in Lake County
Warrants are out for five men including Lake County treasurer Roy Bracher and former treasurer Ira Pearsall in a conspiracy to embezzle 100000 of county funds. Clark C Nye of I hita Kansas and James Martin of Brownesville Texas are arrested along with Dale S Buick of Wilmette. Nye was freed on 5000 bond and left for Wichita where his wife is hospitalized.
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Waukegan
Lake County
Frmer
Clark C. Nye
Ihita
Kansas
Id Martin
Brownesville
Texas
Roy Bracher
Ira Pearsall
Dale S. Buick
Wilmette
Nye
Wichita
Smoot Outlines Admin Tax Cut Plan For Next Year
Senator Smoot disclosed a White House tax relief program to cut the corporation income tax and end most nuisance levies. He said a September drafting session by House Ways and Means and Senate Finance would precede a possible October special session, with further simplifications and economy aiding a $338 million projected surplus.
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Washington
Smoot
Utah
United Press
Senate
House
Coolidge
Ways and Means
Representative Green
Iowa
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
House Committee
Mississippi
Hundred Buried in Bogota Textile Plant Collapse
BOGOTA COLOMBIA June 18. One hundred textile workers were buried when a Rosellon area plant collapsed near Medellin. Initial reports say many killed or injured as relief trains move the injured to Medellin.
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Bogota
Colombia
Rosellon
Medellin
Despondent Iowa farmer Earl Gavett hangs self near Logan
Earl Gavett 27, a farmer in the Logan area, is believed to have killed himself by hanging in a barn on his uncle Henry Cecil’s farm. Despondency from illness was cited as the cause after he left home this afternoon promising to visit his uncle.
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Logan
Earl Gavett
Henry Cecil
Gavett
Bunnies
Ottumwa
Hydromel
Chicago
Jiggs
Albert Payson Terhune
Iowa
The
Palisades
Will Rogers
Uncle Wiggily
O. McIntyre
Viola Paris
En-Dor
Nero
Bruce Barton
W. Waldemar W. Argow
Jack Wilhelm
Where To Find Your Favorite Features Today
A colorful overview of sections and features in a newspaper issue. Highlights include comics, theater and movie news, sports results, maps, essays, society news, and various department pages.
All Austria Awaits Arrival Of Yankee Flyers At Vienna
In Vienna crowds gather for the arrival of Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine. Austrians plan to spend the night at Aspern air field and rail service expands for the air parade and celebrations with diplomatic and government hosts including the Imperial hotel suite and visits by Chancellor Seipel and President Hainisch.
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Vienna
Austria
Clarence WD. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Aspern Air Field
Hungary
Jugoslavia
Chamberlin
Embezzler Thought To Have Fled From Florida In Plane
Miami reports L. F. Randall former Hialeah postmaster is believed to have escaped in his own aircraft. A federal warrant charges embezzlement of between 50 000 and 360 000 from the Hialeah post office last year. No trace since he disappeared two days ago.
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Miami
Fla
L. F. Randall
Hialeah
Randall
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland Institution
Mitten
A. A. Mitten
Cleveland
Brotherhood
Philadelphia
W. B. Prenter
B. of L. E
Mitten Company
Radio Controlled Auto Demonstration Arrives in Cedar Rapids
Maurice J. Francisl billed as Americas Radio Wizard brings nine exhibitions of a Dodge Brothers six cylinder car operated entirely by wireless control to Cedar Rapids over three days starting June 27. Demonstrations occur outdoors at city sites and indoors at Mak Kibben Motor with free admission and no driver in the car.
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Francisl
Cedar Rapids
Maurice J. Francisi
America
Evening Gazette
Republican
United States
Kansas City
The
Star
Tulsa
Okla
Tribune
Dallas
Texas
Morning News and
Evening Journal
New Orleans
Stern
the Tribune
Omaha
Neb
World-Herald
Denver
Colo
Post
Iowa
Sioux City
Jour
Nal
Gazette and
Dubuque
Telegraph-Herald
MakKibben Motor Company
First Avenue
Dodge Brothers
Francis
Makibben Motor Company
Bee
Traction Head Makes Offer to Engineers
Cleveland dispatch reports Thomas E. Mitten proposes to buy a controlling stake in the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers banks and investment firms. The plan covers eleven banks and seven investment companies totaling about 100 million dollars, with board representation split but Mitten holding decisive votes.
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Cleveland
INS
George T. Webb
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Thomas E. Mitten
Philadelphia
B. of L. E
Boston
Birmingham
Minneapol
Spokane
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Hillyard
Washington
San Francisco
Finance Committee
Mitten
Brotherhood
Birmingham B. of L. E. Banking and Trust Company
Brotherhood and Mitten
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Pacific Brotherhood Investment Company
California Brotherhood Investment Company
Pacific Empire Company
Seattle Brotherhood Safe Deposit Company
Ae and Assured Thrift Agency
Carroll Resigned To His Fate Returns To Mental Strength
Earl Carroll the New York theatrical producer has begun accepting his prison fate and shows mental and physical improvement. Warden John W. Snook of the federal penitentiary reported the update to United Press.
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Carroll
Atlanta, Ga
Earl Carroll
New York
John W. Snook
Federal Penitentiary
United Press Today
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Board
Andy Hines
Cedar Rapids News
Cat
Young Rockefeller
Bares
Bulletin
Florida
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