Polish aviators cave from death in Atlantic hop attempt
Major Kasimir Kubala and Major Louis Odzikowski aborted a Paris to New York flight after 21 of 42 hours due to a broken fuel line. They were rescued near Oporto by the German steamer Jamos after crashing near the Samors. The pair reported 38 hours in flight and planned to return to Paris.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Kasimir Kubala
Louis Odzikowski
Paris
New York
Marszalek Pilsudski
Jamos
Lexicoes
Oporto
Samors
Kubala
Samos
Atlantic
Frank T. Courtney
Minnewaska
Courtney
Azores
Newfoundland
Charles Nungesser
Francois Coli
France
Lowenstein Wertheim
England
America
Elsie Mackaye
Walter Hinchliffe
United States
Southwestern Colorado The Switzerland of America
Byron Norrell extols Southwestern Colorado calling it the Switzerland of America and the Americas playground with high altitude cooler summers and dramatic scenery. He notes easy auto access via improving roads and predicts a tourism surge as more people discover Alamosa and the region. The piece mentions a Colorado Editorial Association excursion with 150 participants and railroad support from the Denver and Rio Grande Western.
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Byron Norrell
America
Colorado
Pike’s Peal
Tike’s
Death of General James Calvin Foster, Confederate Veterans Leader
Gen James Calvin Foster 81 former commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans died at his Houston home. A veteran of the Civil War from South Carolina, he shaped Confederate history’s portrayal and led the Dick Dowling Camp in Houston for 14 years before his 1927 election as commander in chief.
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Houston
Texas
Confederacy
James Calvin Foster
United Confederate Veterans
Southland
Jackson
Lee
Foster
Spartanburg
Ss. C
South Carolina
William Tecumseh Sherman
Atlanta
Savannah
Charleston
Robert E. Lee
Sherman
Columbia
Democratic Club
South
Rivingville
Glendale
Arkansas
West Point
Annie Buchanan Foster
General Foster
Dick Dowling
Tampa
Fla
Rich Hill
Whitestone
Noar
Colorado trip highlights of San Luis basin to Montrose
The author travels by narrow gauge through Alamosa Durango Mesa Verde Silverton Ouray Montrose Gunnison Gunnison valley and Marshall Pass on a southwestern Colorado tour. Highlights include Mesa Verde cliff dwellings Cr 6000 ft passes and the Million Dollar Highway with hospitality from locals and a trout feast hosted by Milorage Frantz.
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San Luis Basin
Alamosa
Colorado
Durango
la Jara
Cunbres Pass
Izaak Walton Learcue
Mesa Verde National Park
San Juan Basin
Mesa Verde Park
Jesse L. Nusbaum
Nusbaum
Public Service Co. of
Paranzo
Silverton
Ouray
Montrose
The
Rockies
Box Canyon
Elks
American Alps
Gunnison
Steve Johnson
Gunnison River
Western State College
Marshall Lass
Salida
Arkansas
Milorage G. Frantz
Frantz
America
Bemis
Press Association
Goodwin
Western Newspaper Union
Oklahoma Atheist group seeks state charter in Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma branch of the American Association for the Advancement of Atheism applied for a state charter in Oklahoma City. Secretary Richard E. Parks of Guthrie filed the request, but the form lacked specifics on activities. Attorney General Dabney was asked for an opinion on charter eligibility, with a decision pending after a technical correction and receipt of the AGs guidance.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
American Association For the Advancement of Atheism
Graves Leeper
Richard E. Parks
Guthrie
Edwin Dabney
Leeper
Parks
Secretary of State
Dabney
Lambs Thank Neighbors for Fire Aid in Ada Area
Mr and Mrs Ray Lamb thank neighbors in Ada Stratford and home route 2 box 45 Stratford Okla for assistance after their August first house fire. They lost their home and crops but saved two beds three quilts and pillows. They express gratitude and hope to repay help in future.
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Mrs. Lamb
Stratford
Okla
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Ray Lamb
Debutante Sally Faces Old Friend as Secrets Rise
In a late night park meeting Sally Barr confronts Arthur Van Horne about a dangerous liaison. Enid Barr protects Sally while Ellen rifts grow over the Nash romance and the Bart family secrets loom over Sally’s debut.
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Sally
van Horne
Enid Barr
Lalla
Courtney Barr
Enid
Courtney
Randall
David Nash
Grant Proctor
David
Sally Barr
Sally Ford
Goodby
Avid
Barr
Arthur van Horne
Darling
Nash
Democrat Treasurer Shows Contributions
Contributions of 60705 had been made to the Democratic national committee up to July 31 as Col. Herbert H. Lehman, chairman of the finance committee, released his first report. The two largest gifts were 10000 each from John D. Ryan and John T. Smith.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Herbert H. Lehman
Finance Committee
John D. Ryan
Anne Cooper Company
John T. Smith
General Moors Corporation
Hugh C. Wallace
Tacoma
Wash
France
Wilson
William F. O'Neil
Akron
General Tire and Rubber Company
Howard Ss. Cullman
M. F. Reddington
Col. Lehman
General Committee
Robert N. Harper
Washington
Democratic State Committee
Samuel Pickett
Reno
Nev
Nevada
Mexican Attorney General Links Obregon Killer to Terrorist Network
Mexico City Aug 2 The attorney general Correa Nieto says Jose de Leon Toral belonged to a terrorist organization led by Abbess Maria Concepcion Acevedo de La Llata. He compares the group to Nihilists and Mussolini era Italian groups. Toral’s father Aireliano Toral describes his son as not violent and claims hereditary brain illness. The case proceeds toward a jury while the public is urged to see full disclosure.
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Mexico City
Correa Nieto
Jose de Leon Toral
Alvaro Obregon
Maria Concepcion Acevedo de la Liata
Obregon
Maria Concepcion Acevedo de la Llata
Mussolini
Pres. Calles
Toral
Aireliano Toral
Jose
Result of legislative rages in Oklahoma primary
Oklahoma City Aug 9. Tuesday's ballot fight reshaped the state legislature with many veterans netting defeat or uncertain futures. Senator W C Fidler defeated road interests ally R A Singletary while Tom Waldrop lost to Hilton Phillips. Johnson’s picks were toppled or challenged. several incumbent leaders were ousted. Returning veterans include Anglin Stewart Thomas and Williamson among others. Defeated include Van Dall Waldrep Looney and McCurley.
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Oklahoma City
W. C. Fidler
Johnston
R. A. Singletary
State Highway Department
Pottawatomie County
Tom Waldrop
Rock
Hilton Phillips
Fred H. Reily
Four Horsemen
E. P. Hill
Oklahoma County
Robert C. Graham
H. Tom Kight
Claremore
Tom Johnson
Antlers
Johnson
Tom Anglin
Holdenville
Paul Stewart
Haworth
Grover Thomas
Cordell
W. P. Kimerer
Dover
Mac Q. Williamson
Stigler
William J. Otten
Enid
Jo O. Ferguson
Pawnee
Democratic nominees for Congress Fourth District and county offices
The slate lists TOM McKEOWN for Congress Fourth District, OTTO STRICKLAND, ROBERT J. WIMBISH for Clerk, W B Summers for Treasurer, J M Stanfield for Attorney, TAL CRAWFORD for Judge, and GEORGE R. COLLINS JR for Freeholder.
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Mckeown
Otto Strickland
Robert J. Wimbish
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Jack Hearn
W. J. Witcher
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Orel Busby
Switzerland of America
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Confederate Veterans
State Atheists Ask Association Charter
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Ernestine
Central Park
Fifth Avenue
Eighty-fourth Street
Democrat
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Bill) Summers
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Stanfield
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