Lindbergh welcomed by millions as planes fill New York
Charles A Lindbergh returns to New York aboard the Macom amid a vast celebration. Thousands line Broadway, confetti and ticker tape drift, police struggle to control the crowd as Ler Lindbergh moves from the Harbor to City Hall, with banners, sky writing, and a nation cheering.
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Today's Lindbergh Speech Aligned With Protection Theme
The article portrays Lindbergh amid acclaim in Washington and Michigan, noting crowds in the capital and across New York. It contrasts praise with quotes about virtue, crowds, and leadership, and hints at continuation on the next page.
Public utilities firm in big transaction in Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 13. United Gas Improvement Company announced it has acquired Day and Zimmerman Inc, a public utilities firm operating properties in 14 states. Day and Zimmerman earned over 35 million dollars in cross earnings last year. the Day and Zimmerman organization will remain unchanged.
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Chamberlin and Levine Arrive for Rest in Baden Baden
Trans Atlantic fliers Clarence D. Chamberlin and Iles A. Levine arrived by train from Berlin at Baden Baden for a few days rest. Thousands welcomed them as officials greeted the guests at the station. A later report from Berlin says Russia invited Chamberlin and Levine to Moscow to become guests of the government.
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Governor Fisher Appeals Pa to Hang Flags Tomorrow
Harrisburg June 13 Governor J A Fisher appealed to the people of Pennsylvania to hang out flags tomorrow amid a rental payment oddity. The notice highlighted a government concern over civic display and identified Fl D. as the source of the message.
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Masked Bandits Blow Safe At Shamokin
Shamokin June 15 state and county police joined in the search for three masked bandits who blew the safe at the Met Baking Company here. They gagged bound Simon Freeman the watchman as they escaped with 7000 dollars in Liberty bonds and cash.
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Not over two classified ads for the same day
Classified box allowance notes that no more than two ads per day will be published here in addition to the classified section. The policy limits duplicate placements and sets a three line maximum per ad.
Gallant Aviator Forced to Leave Ship for New York Flight
Charles Lindbergh, greeting Washington farewell, left Bolling Field in an army pursuit plane after a sticking valve in the Spirit of St Louis forced a change in plans. He flew over the Potomac, looped and dived, then transferred to the army plane and headed to New York while a large escort formation trailed.
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Presentation of active campaign participation urged
Miss Bernice Jordan tops list as campaign prize strategy discussed. The article argues active participation by candidates boosts subscriptions and dispels doubt about the value of prizes. It compares solicitors on commission to campaign workers, asserting both can drive house to house canvassing and many subscriptions.
Fatal Sunday Crash Near Ripley Claims 68-year-old
ERIE reports John Green Beck, 68, of Erie, was struck Sunday afternoon about two miles east of Ripley by a car driven by T R Hopkins of Woodlawn. Beck suffered broken bones and internal injuries, listed as probable fatal. Police described the incident as an accident. details remain unclear as investigators pursue the report.
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Woodlawn
Motor Bus Skids on Delaware River Bridge
Twelve people were injured when a city bus skidded on the Delaware River Bridge in Philadelphia. The bus, driven by John Bryn, 23, swerved from the double line at 33 mph, crashed into eight cars, and damaged several vehicles. Two passengers Miss Iraleen Hull and Wallace Rice, both 18, were seriously hurt. Bryan was arrested for reckless driving as weekend vacationists flooded the span.
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Byrd Plans Paris Flight Within Two Weeks
Commander Richard E Byrd said he hopes to depart New York for Paris in a tri motor Fokker monoplane within two weeks if weather permits. He spoke before his flight to follow Col. Lindbergh, noting conditions as the main factor delaying the takeoff from New York. Byrd's New York journey was flown in a Loening Amphibian piloted by Lieut. Jimmy Barner.
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Drew rallies slightly after serious illness in San Francisco
Veteran actor John Drew, 73, who suffered a pronounced collapse yesterday, showed slight rally today. Doctors remained in constant attendance and renewed hope for recovery as he continues treatment for arthritis and rheumatic fever over the past three weeks.
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Delegates to Soil Congress greeted by Chief Executive
President Coolidge welcomed delegates of the first International Soil Congress in Washington on June 18 as they gathered for a week of discussions on soil fertility and land improvement. He pledged government support, highlighted global cooperation for future food, and noted Agriculture Department spending of 157,000,000 dollars annually for research and programs.
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De Valera Appears Defeated in Irish Parliament Vote
Dublin June 13 The opposition leader Baron De Valera seems unable to secure a majority in the new Irish parliament as incomplete returns from Thursday's general election show 59 seats for the Anglo Irish treaty and 27 against. Government party 24 Republicans 29 Sinn Fein Republicans 3 Labor 1 Farmers 6 National League 5 Independents 3, with totals from 86 of 152 seats.
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Two Killed in Troy Automobile Crash
In Troy on June 13 two people died and a third was fatally injured when a car driven by William O'Brien of Albany ran off a curve on Winter Street and overturned. John Nunneavy, a West Philadelphia freshman, was instantly killed. Mrs. Marjorie Minoc of Albany died later at the scene. O'Brien suffered internal injuries and a severed artery and faced likely death. his sister Elizabeth was only slightly injured. The accident also injured another unnamed passenger. Baseball news notes a postponed game between Boston and —.
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Coolidge Opens Three Month Summer Stay in Black Hills
President Coolidge prepares tonight for a special train journey to the Black Hills of South Dakota for three months of fishing walking and guest avoidance. He will stop at Hammond Indiana briefly to dedicate the Wicker Memorial then proceed to Pierre and Rapid City. A large press contingent travels with him along with Mrs Coolidge and key aides. The journey marks the first westward summer sojourn beyond Ohio for a sitting president.
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Weather Forecast Mostly Cloudy With Rain Across Plains
Western regions expect occasional rain tonight and Tuesday with cooler conditions by Thursday. Moisture covers the southern plains from Kansas to Oklahoma and Missouri, while the north enjoys high pressure over the plains and Canadian provinces. Observations show temperatures in the 50s to 80s across major cities, with river levels around one foot.
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