St Paul Kiwanis host mid summer ice carnival in June
Kiwanis Clubs of the United States and Canada plan a mid summer winter carnival in St Paul from June 22 to 25 with ice races skating skiing and hockey. The event features dog team exhibitions a fur review a Dalluth St Paul hockey game and a Northwest pageant. An artificial ice sheet and pine atmosphere recreate Minnesota winter for guests and riders on a large slide.
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United States
Canada
Dallluth
St. Paul
Third Regiment
Fort Snelling
Eant
Northwest
Minneapolis Arcana
Minnesota
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal And Vertical Clues
A mixed list of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries with definitions and abbreviations for common words and proper nouns. The puzzle includes themes on professions, mythology, geography, and daily objects with varying lengths and letter counts.
Why Is the Legion Endowment Fund Necessary
The text argues for a 5 million endowment to aid orphans and disabled veterans beyond what government aid can provide. It outlines trust management in Indianapolis, permanent principal, income for care, and future use by the president if no longer needed. Local fundraising runs May 8–9.
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Legion Endowment
Veterans’ Bureau
United States
Middle West
Indianapolis
Legion Headquarters
American Legion
Legion
Red Cross
Legio
Navy court-martial hears admission of liquor aboard ship
Norfolk, May 5 Commander Douglas F Fuller faces a naval court martial charging negligence over the Beaufort liquor inquiry. His defense acknowledges liquor was placed aboard and transported to the United States, with some landed, while denying personal responsibility. The trial heard testimonies on where liquor was found aboard the Beaufort and the search conducted by Rear Admiral Welles.
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Norfolk
Douglas F. Fuller
Beaufort
United States
G. M. Kincade
Marine Corps
Oscar Smith
Col. Kincade
Fuller
Secretary of the Navy
Frederick A. Trant
Naval Training Station
Cart. Traut
Col. H. C. Davis
Marine Barracks Navy Yard
Col. Davis
Navy
Fulter
Traut
E. C. Gudger
R. G. Heiner I. C. Bogart
Bruce R. Ware
Capt. Smith
Roger Welles
Fifth Naval District
Fred M. Robow
Dr. Robow
J. P. Gallagher
Frank M. Hendrick
R. D. Hills’ (Jr
Miracle of Red Sea Fails for Zululand Tribe
About 50 Christian Zulu tribesmen attempted to ford a flood swollen Zululand river prayer first then leader struck the water with an iron rod and commanded it to part. The group joined and disappeared as the river swept them away.
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Capetown
Red Sea
Zululand
Georgia Not To Explore Niger And Congo Rivers
An inquiry from Madrid humorously claimed Georgia planned a delegation to explore the Niger and Congo Rivers. State officials say Georgia is not seeking such expeditions, noting enough African inhabitants in the state to experiment locally. The Spanish letter, from Gregorio Momo, was translated by Assistant Attorney General T R Gross and addressed to the State Museum of Georgia.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Niger
Congo
Africa
Madrid
Spain
Statehouse
Gregorio Momo
T.R. Gross
State Museum of
Brunswick Engineer Killed in Cab in Derailment
In Brunswick Georgia engineer Thomas D Wilbar was killed instantly when an Atlantic Coast Line shifting engine toppled in local yards. Fireman Kenneth Green and fireman Robert Sedro were injured as the engine struck a defective switch and flipped over, trapping Wilbar before he died.
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Brunswick
Thomas D. Wilbar
Kenneth Green
Robert Sedro
Atlantic Coast Line
Merchant captains find protector in Secretary Hoover
Secretary Hoover proposes simplifying the entry process for merchant ships, detailing how five government departments and multiple bureaus currently regulate port arrival. He outlines health, customs, immigration, labor, and navigation roles, with the collector of customs overseeing the formal entry and unloading.
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Secretary Hoover
Washington
Hoover
Public Health Service
Treasury Department
Customs
Commerce Department
The
Treasury
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
Steamboat Inspection Service
Collector of Customs
Jockey Hurries Flight to Derby After Late London Start
London April 22. Jockey Steve Donoghue missed his train at St Pancras and hastily booked an airplane from Croydon to Derby to ride in the Derby meeting. His mount, hurried over to the course, finished third in the first race.
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London
Steve Donoghue
St. Pancras
Croydon
Derby
Karnak praised by Atlanta man after long illness recovery
John E. Grant of 319 Stewart Ave. Atlanta proclaims Karnak cured his nine year battle with indigestion and rheumatism. He credits one bottle with full relief including able use of his right arm, weight gain, better sleep, and improved appetite. Karnak sold in Thomasville by R. Thomas Drug Co.
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John E. Grant
Stewart Ave
Atlanta
Karnak
Thomasville
R. Thomas Drug Co
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Goodyear
James Gribben
ST. Paul’s
St Paul
Northland
Brazil
Great Lakes
U. S
Can
Denmark
Fio
American Legion Post
Cleveland
Ainex
Wilchar
Coast Line
Shipping Commissioner
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Hydrographic Bureau
Navy Department
Mount
Grant
Wes
Thomas Drug Store
Enya Steel
Watt House Furnishing Co
Broad Street
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