Lindbergh Returns to St Louis in Riotous Parade
St Louis pays tribute to Col Charles A Lindbergh with a homecoming parade from New York. Ten thousands, including his mother and local dignitaries, fill the streets as confetti rains and crowds cheer wildly at the hotel reviewing stand. Echoing cheers flood Con hotel area.
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St. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Atlantic
Conhotel
Lindbergh
Harry H. Knight
Dvangeline Lindbergh
St. Louis Mayo
Former Local Man Albert Taylor Dies at 62
Mrs Margaret Albin received word that Albert Taylor a former Washington resident died this morning in Indianapolis hospital after an operation He was 62 and had worked as a cabinet maker at the B and O shops until sixteen years ago His widow formerly Mary Albin and two daughters from his first wife Souls Branford survive Eldena and Helen Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Margaret Albin
Front Street
Albert Taylor
Washington
Indianapolis
Mary Albin
Souls
Branford
Eldena
Helen
Limitations Meet Opens Monday with Broad Delegations
The naval limitations conference convenes Monday with extensive participation from Japan and Great Britain, while the United States intends to await detailed proposals and rely on general discussion. France and Italy will be represented by observers, with active American involvement anticipated.
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Ondge
President Cooks
Japan
Great Britain
United States
France
Italy
Gibson
Crete
State Police Built in Flemington N J Involved in Slaying Case
An overnight siege at a New Jersey home tied state troopers Daniel F. Rogers and Alfred K. Larsen of the N ee sey state police to a manslaughter investigation into Beatrice Meaney’s death. Additional troopers and two FBI agents facing charges joined the operation as relatives and visitors gathered, including Mrs. J. F. Daugherty and Miss Pearl Gootee. The case centers on an allegation of resisting a search and the events leading to Meaney’s death. A Toledo, Ohio visit by Gootee and Emma Gooteé is noted in transit records.
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Flemington
N. J
Serious condition at hospital reported
A patient is listed in serious condition at the hospital with sparse details. Officials provided limited information and there is no confirmed cause or identity available in the fragment.
Injury Report From Hospital on Edna Inman
At 2 30 this afternoon the hospital and the attending physician reported Edna Inman aged 12 in serious condition after being shot. The bullet pierced the chest and the force of the discharge tore into the shoulder, with the prognosis described as very poor and chances waning.
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Edna Inman
Jackson’s Pond
Obituary: Larry Clark Dies in Underwood Alabama
Larry Clark died last night at the home of his sister Mrs. J. J. Clark in Riderwood Alabama He was forty two and survived by his mother and two sisters Harry Blair of Montgomery and Mrs Ethel Niehuis The service will be at 10 AM Monday led by Rev C J Grimes and burial will follow at the local cemetery
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Barry Clark
J. W. Clark
Washington
Pacent
Riderwood
Ainne Clark
Wasiiwon
Adrian Hamersty
Detroit
Ape
S Lumber
St Paigo
Texas
Alabama
Ji J. ‘Clark
Harry Blair
Montgomery
Japama
Ethel Niehuis
Yiderwood
Masonic Order
Ae Knights Templat
J. W. Jack
East Walnutstro
C. J. Grimes
Na G.ic
Westminster
Child wounded by gunfire on Pony track to hospital
A light sedan carried Mrs. Ars Inmag and relatives to a Sandy site where a gun discharged fatally wounding a girl named Edna. She sustained a shoulder amputation and severe blood loss but the physicians expect possible recovery after surgery and several days of observation. The party included Mr Collins and others. the exact event remains under medical review while the child remains in serious condition.
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Ars.hes Inmag
Eric Clark
G. R. Collins
To. Jackson
Dna
Mr. Collins
Sandy
Nso
Ies
Tovex
Edna
Sueerby
Founs
Hospital
Wagsworth
McKittrick Sors
Winslow residents escape with minor injuries in road wreck
Doris Selby Opha Harper Edward Ford and Earl Chew all of Winslow were slightly hurt when their overturned car pinned them in a ditch on the Portersville road Thursday night. Passersby freed them and they returned home, sustaining only minor injuries.
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Portersville Road
Doris Selby
Opha Harper
Edward Ford
Earl Chew
Winslow
Andrew Underhill Fined for Assault in Plainville Case
Andrew Underhill, a Plainville resident, was found guilty of assault and battery on his wife Mary E. Underhill. He was fined a total of 15 dollars plus costs in a case before Mayor John W. M.
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Andrew Underhill
Plainville
Mary E. Underhill
Wee
John W. M
Patients Moved Into New Hospital Today
Hospital reports all patients transferred from the old building to the new facility this afternoon. The move completes the upgrade cited by officials and affects ongoing care operations.
Marshal Chang Inaugurated Leader of North China
Péking June 18 Marshal Chang Tso Lin was inaugurated today as ruler and military dictator of the north with headquarters at Peking. The ceremony occurred at the presidential palace as he received United States minister John V A MacMurray and other diplomats. The States decided on de facto recognition of Chang’s control over northern China, with no sign of full recognition of a national government.
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Péking
China
Chang Tso Lin
Peking
Ani
John V. A. MacMurray
United States
Ng Tso Lin
Chang's Né
Burch Auto Supply Opens Paint Shop
Clya Burch of the Burch Auto Supply announces the purchase of a lacquer paint spray to refinish wheels. Bruce, with two years of experience, will head the new paint shop under company oversight ensuring each job meets standards.
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Burch Auto Supply
Clya
Burch Auto Puree
Bruce Yes
Ir Company
Woman suffers fracture of left wrist in yard fall
Clark Wil residing soukhi town si i and fell while working in the back yard of her Hone Friday afternoon fracturing her left wrist Dr. B O was called attendance and dressed the injury.
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Clark Wil
Soukhi Town
Sii
Dr. B. O
Corinth Canal Project From Ancient times to 1893 Completion
The Corinth Canal began under Neare roughly two millennia ago. The undertaking was abandoned and finally completed in 1893, marking the canal's long historical arc and eventual finalization.
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Corinth
Neare
Mrs W W Stamper Injured in Fall in Louisville Home
Mrs W W Stamper of Louisville Kentucky visiting daughters Mrs C Scudder and Mrs Arthur Aled miraculously escaped serious injury after slipping down stairs into a basement mistaken for a closet door in the home of Dry Ca Scudder east Stamper fell through into a cellar, sustaining minor scrapes amid an air of confusion and embarrassment.
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W. W Stamper
Louisville
C. Scudder
Arthur Aled
Dry Ca
Wound and Sprain After Fall
A fall left an individual with a wound sprained ankle and body bruises. Medical evaluation noted injuries though no life threatening harm reported. Authorities investigated the incident and advised rest and observation.
State Tax Board Member in Washington for Daviess County assessments
A State Tax Board member from Indiana arrived in Washington to discuss assessments with the Far Bureau and the board of review. The official will review Daviess County figures and may recommend reductions or increases as needed.
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Lutherback
Indiada Tax Board
Washington
Far Bureau
Board of Review
Daviess County
Hub Erects Mammoth Electric Sign Today
Ermien Keith proprietor of The Hub and Ruby Wirts manager are described as excited as a big electric sign is erected on the storefront today. The display is billed as one of the town’s most distinct additions and should draw attention to the growing establishment.
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Ermien Keith
Ruby Wirts
Unu
Dorsey Wins Patent for Sanitary Chicken Roost
Montpelier inventor Montpelier-Edgar Dorsey received a patent for a sanitary chicken roost. The device aims to improve coop hygiene and farming efficiency by reducing waste exposure and keeping birds healthier.
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Montpelier
Edgar Dorsey
Local angler nets big bass at Lake L
Walter Gee caught a large bass at Lake L on the north side while using a black bass and a chub minnow. The fish weighed about two and a half pounds and resisted for around ten minutes before being captured.
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L. E. Gee
Walter
Mr. Gee
Death follows tooth extraction in Miss Eaton
Relatives report the death of 23 year old Miss Gladys Eaton of Niji City Montana on May 16 after a tooth extraction. The death is described as sudden from blood poisoning set in after the procedure. Surviving family includes Lydia Eaton and others in Montana Washington and surrounding areas. Funeral services were announced.
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Gladys Eaton
Niji City
Montana
Miss. Eaton
Frealy
Hark Art Mont
Paul Dexter
Moccasin
Della
Crouch
Baker
Thig City
Plainville
Laura Cornett
Lafayette
Paris manned pilots and vanished flight legends noted
NEA Democrat correspondent recalls famed early aviators and tragic vanishing acts. From Nungesser and Coli to Andree and Grace, the era of bold balloon and airplane experiments is marked by peril and unanswered fate as searchers scour seas and skies for clues amid wartime echoes.
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Mino’ Saunders
NEA Democrat
Paris
Les Nungesser
Coli
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Emma Gooteé
Larry Clark
Underwood
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Joe
Marshal Chang
W. W. Stamper
State Tax Board
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