Sweden’s aviators forced down near Reykjavik during Atlantic crossing
Sweden’s Captain Ahrenberg Axel Floden and radio operator Robert Ljungland were forced to land near Skaptaros Iceland after their seaplane developed a fuel leak on the way to New York. They emerged unharmed with minor motor damage as Icelandic and Danish vessels aided theCorrection efforts.
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Revijavik
Teeland
Sweden
Skaptaros
Iceland
New York
Albin Ahrenberg
Axel Floden
Aind Robert Ljungland
Veden
Reykjavik
Meshantes
Esta
Hen’ Ers
Skaptavos
Puent Av
Ahrenberg
Stockholm
Rands
Junkers
Bergen
Norway
Rersen
Kristiansal
Rad
Land of Perpetual Das
Copenhen
Allende
Champion Peanut Pusher Moving On To New Fields Today
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo niel UPB Witeman who quit plast to push peanut up Pike's Peak with his nose, ratched two or three bottles full of linament on his aching joints today and looked for new mountains to surmount. Undisputed goober-propeller of all time, Bill, or rather his manner, Mrs. Bill, announced that with Pike's Peak conquered they would move on to the Grand Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Bill
Grand Canyon
Bui
Sams
Catholic Sisters Hurt in Collision Near Galesburg
Six people injured in a collision on the state road west of Galesburg. Sisters M Germie M Ladislaus and M Immaculata from Sacred Heart Fort Madison were gravely hurt and taken to St Marys Hospital in Galesburg. Peter Vardaman, hospital employee, escaped with minor injuries and Mrs C W Walker and Mrs Mabel Scott of Galesburg suffered painful injuries but were not hospitalized.
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Galesburg
M. Germie
M. Ladislaus
M. Immaculata
Fort Madison
St. Mary's Hospita
Peter Vardaman
Peoria
CW. Walker
Mabel 4
Scott
Wardaman
Vacation Bible Schools Open in Washington Churches
Two daily Vacation Bible Schools opened at Washington churches, Presbyterian and Baptist. The Presbyterian session runs three weeks with 74 attending the first day, while the Baptist program lasts two weeks with 56 on opening day. The Baptist faculty includes Mrs. A Wing, Mrs. J. Catlett, Mrs. Howard Sitter, Nellie Wyte, Doris Fields, and Rev. Wing directing the boys program. Charlotte Campbell is the pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baptist
F. W. Eastwood
Presbyterian Church
the Baptist Seh
A Wing
J. Catlett
Howard Sitter
Nellie Wyte
Doris Fields
Wing
Charlotte Campbell
Strikers get aid from labor groups in Southeast turmoil
In Plazabethton Tennessee a large bus was dynamited at Beulah Dean terminal near Stoney Creek during protracted strikes at the Bem bazstoff rayon. In Gastonia North Carolina labor officials moved to defend 70 arrestees tied to the Aderholt case after police and deputies were shot during disturbances. Beal, linked to the textile works union, faced possible lynching before arrest in Spartanburg South Carolina following a chase from Gastonia.
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Plizabethton
Tenn
UPA
Beulah Dean
Ead
Stoney Creek
Bembazstoff Rayon
Gastonia
N.C
Orvill F. Aderholt
George Moore
Aderholt
Fred Erwin Real
Southern Orriver
National Textile Works Union
American Federation of Labor
Northafolina
Beal
Spartanbur
3. C
K. C. Byres
Satuday
Jonsly
Lodge Members Decorate Graves Across Several Cemeteries
Sunday Decoration Day drew many Washington lodge and association members. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs gathered at their hall for an address by Dr. SP Telford and memorial rites. Graves at Woodlawn and Elm Grove received flowers. 79 graves decorated across groups with Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters rites. Firemen and Woodmen also observed memorials. J C Ford newly added to graves. A Riley Memorial Park was noted as a regional land purchase tied to James Whitcomb Riley.
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Washington Lodge
Odd Fellows and Rebekah
SP. Telford
Rebekah Lodge
Telford
Woodlawn
Odd Fellows
Rebekats
Wood Knights of Pythias
Pythian ‘Sisters
Owen Greciander
Knights of Pythias
Elm Grove
Woodman Lodge
Crawfordsville Lodge Celebrates 75th Anniversary
The Crawfordsville Masonic Lodge No. 45 observed its seventy fifth anniversary with 50 to 60 members and visitors. The event recalled the lodge's 1854 charter and early officers, with Rev. Berdin of Wapello giving the address. Delegations from Wayland, Washington, Winfield, Cedar Rapids, and more attended. Frank Latchem of Iowa City was mentioned as ill.
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Crawfords Yin
Crawfordsville Masonic Lodge
N. J. Lease
Crawfordsville Lodge
Crawfordsville
Uitimer Davis
Nee Morbw
Henss
J. W
Sean Stites
Berdin Bf Wapello
Lowa
Wayland
Ainswort Washington
Winfield
Cedar Rapids
Wapello
Washington
American Bullfighter Fisher Feted by Seville Crowd
Seville crowds applaud Sydney Franklin of Brooklyn as the first major American to triumph in the arena. He dispatches two prize bulls with skill, earns the longest ovation in months, and is carried off on the crowd’s shoulders amid cheers from about 10 000 spectators.
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Seville
Fisher
Spain
Sydney Franklin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Franklyn
Frank Ion
Isan Ranks as the First Beaning State
A fragmented note places Isan at the top position in bean production among states. It highlights the state's leading status and hints at agricultural rankings without full context or dates.
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Isan
Pirates raid Dutch island in Caribbean
In Willemstad on Curacao a band estimated at 200 to 500 raiders attacked Fort Amsterdam and overpowered the garrison, killing and wounding several, seizing munitions, and taking Governor Nextth and others hostage. The raiders freed prisoners, validated by a later report that Capt. Morris ferried them to help, while Dutch and American ships moved to respond. The incident coincides with regional revolutionary activity in Venezuela.
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York
Dr. Fruytier
Ney
A.T. Mortis
Morris
Willemstad
Weil
Bedly
Marachaio
Cabeled
Holland
Thomas W. Voetter
Coton
Hertog Hen
Kortenaer
Helder
Paramar Tho
Dutch Guiana
Hague
Venezuel
Legion Musicians Elect Officers For Season
The Leon Heatty post drum and bugle corps elected officers for the season led by Dr. P. J. Etter as business manager Jay O Brown as secretary and treasurer W. E. Barber as quartermaster Jay Trown as drill master Charles Clark as drum master Springman and Jackie named to the executive committee Four sergeants will head the four departments drums bugles ties and color guard The corps rehearsed all winter and aims for a busy season Two July 4 engagements are planned Mt Pleasant afternoon Wellman evening Brussels will host the 1935 world fair next.
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Leon Heatty
Legion
P. J. Etter
Jay 0. Brown
W. E. Barber
Jay Trown
Charles Clark
Jackie
Drug Corps
Mt. Pleasant
Wellman
British Cabinet at First Meeting Takes Up U. S. Relations
London June 10 The Labor Cabinet discussed American relations at its first meeting. Premier Ramsay MacDonald aims for a personal approach with President Hoover and to begin negotiations with the United States on run questions. A meeting with Hoover is not yet decided, but under consideration.
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U. S
London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Hooves
Evening News
Mt Ko
United States
Sesson
Donald
MacDonate
Hoover
Laborite Daily Herald
England
Children Day in Four Churches in Washington
Children led services across four Washington churches Methodist Presbyterian United Presbyterian and Baptist with crowds filling pews. At the Methodist church the program featured songs recitations violin and vocal duets by named young students and a short address by Dr. W W Bower. The United Presbyterian and Baptist groups also posted programs and addressed attendees while requests for attendance were emphasized.
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Washington
Methodist
Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
Baptist
Methodist Church
Cecelian Choir
Mildred Kane Bieber
Mary Zeck
Marth
Helen
Henrietta Hull
Edith
Esther Elgar
W. W. Bower
Senate Set to Vote On Bill Tuesday In Census Delay
The farm bloc scored a clear win by 160 to 126 as the census reapportionment bill was sent back to conference with order for the next decennial census to begin May 11. The Senate may stay in session to negotiate a compromise. June 10.
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Arm Bloc
Uton
Farm Bloc
Coe College Receives $200000 Gift From Col Stewart
Col Robert W. Stewart of Chicago donated 200000 to Coe College Cedar Rapids in a June commencement ceremony. The gift funds a library building in memory of his parents. Stewart, a 1886 Coe alumnus, said he may add more if the project needs extra funds.
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Coe College
Col. Stewart
Cedar Rapids
U.P
Robert W. Stewart
Chigazo
Standard Oi of
Indiana
John D. Rockefeller
Cie College
Cedar Pap Ds
Harry More
Coe
Stewart
Rockefeller Foundation
Age
Farmer near Eldon takes his own life
Ottumwa Iowa June 10 LP Joseph Thompson 78 a retired farmer living near Eldon ended his life using two methods after domestic troubles arising from a divorce action started by his second wife Thompson saturated his clothing with kerosene set fire to them and then shot himself through the head investigators believe the marital dispute prompted the tragedy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Joseph Thompson
Eldon
Thompson
Kansas Wheat Prospects Show Large Crop Forecast
Topeka Kansas June 10 A state board of agriculture and the United States bureau of agriculture forecast a 160,660,000 bushel Kansas wheat crop. This figure is about 17,000,000 bushels lower than earlier estimates and signals a substantial yield outlook for the season.
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Topeka
Kansa
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
United States Bureau of Agriculture
Fie
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