Standing of candidates for new subscriber leaders
A voting prize offers 529000 votes to the top club leader and 400000 to the second, 290000 to third, 200000 to fourth, and 100000 to fifth, based on new subscribers between May 14 and July 6. Numerous Warren area residents and addresses are listed as contestants with varied totals, inviting clubs to boost membership.
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Ringling elephants bathe amid touring show notes 1927
The article describes Ringling Brothers elephants receiving daily faces washed and bathed using hoses due to water limits, with Pawah the sacred white elephant highlighted as a premier 1927 feature. It notes a three hour program with multiple acts and a vast troupe, plus touring logistics across cities and towns.
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Barnum & Bailey
Pawah
Burma
Warren
Con _Colleano
America
Life Story of Captain Lindbergh’s Paris Flight
The narrative traces Charles A. Lindbergh's decision in late 1926 to fly to Paris and the rapid build up of support. It details early talks with Maj. William Robertson, financiers like Harry Knight and Harold Bixby, and a $15,000 bank note later underwritten by subscribers. Lindbergh, then 25, moves from Bellanca negotiations to Ryan Aircraft's San Diego build, forging a key alliance with Mahoney that spurs the historic solo flight preparations.
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Cals
Paris
Lindbergh
San Diego
Army
Navy
N. Y
Ryan Factory
Atlantic
St. Louis
Harry Knight
Field
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Curtiss Field
Charles A. Lindbergh
Chicago
William B. Robertson
Robertson
Frank Robertson
Harry H. Knight
Albert Bond Lambert
Harold Bixby
Harry F. Knight
H. H. Knight
Major Lambert
J. D. W. Lambert
Earl C. Thompson
St. Louis Globs-Democrat
Bellanca
Californian
Ryan Aircraft Company
B. F. Mooney
Ryan Company
Mahoney
Lindber
Lin
Senator Sorg Hum Quips About Popularity in Washington Star
The Washington Star quotes Senator Sorg Hum sparring over popularity as he notes that no matter how unpopular he becomes, the opposition always nominates someone even more foolish. The remark underscores political theater and derisive tone in a partisan exchange.
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Sorghum
Washington Star
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