Epoch making journey of airship Zeppelin sails over Europe
The Count Zeppelin dirigible begins a 24 hour endurance flight from Lake Constance to Mayence. A propeller issue forced a brief water landing at Nackheim near Mayence, then repairs were made and the journey resumed toward Strasbourg and Basel. The craft maintained high speed, covering over 250 miles on the outward leg, aiming to reach Friedrichshafen again by tomorrow morning.
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Morning Journal
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Associated Press
Zeppelin Airship Passes Rhine on Westward Flight
Count Zeppelin tested the airship near Lake Constance three and a half miles northwest, then sailed past Stuttgart and Karlsruhe before descending above the Rhine River at Mackensheim. The craft touched the water gently, refueled, and resumed toward Mayence as crowds along the Rhine cheered through the night.
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Revenan
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Count Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Wild Neuhausen
Rhine Falls
Rhine
Stuttgart
Karlsrhne
Mayenee
Mackensheim
Mayence
New US Army airship makes successful preliminary flight
Washington reports Captain Thomas Baldwin piloted the new military dirigible with Glen H. Curtis at the motor. The airship rose to about fifty feet, circled, faced north, and landed within thirty feet of the starting point after a controlled descent.
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Washington
Thomas
Baldwin
United States Army
Captain Baldwin
Glen H. Curtis
Arlington Cemetery
Mr. Curtis
Walker in Position 70 Make Terms
The Herald reports that William F. Walker, serving a larceny sentence as former treasurer of the New Britain Savings Bank, holds definite knowledge of about $4 million in stolen funds. His counsel proposes a compromise allowing bank officials to recover most of the bonds.
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New Britain
Conn
Attorney General Affirms Forest Service Sharing Information
The attorney general rules that forest service may distribute information to newspapers writers and the public under the 1908 appropriation proviso without paying surcharges. The forester may send information as letters and no discrimination occurs. This supports public access to forestry data and official notes.
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Forest Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
States to Receive 25 Percent of National Forest Receipts
Announcement lists 25 percent shares from forest gros receipts for each state and territory for the year ending June 30, totaling 447063.79 dollars. Allocations include Alaska 2684.78, California 52427.78, Oregon 32312.52, Wyoming 41402.38, Utah 42151.02, with others. Funds to be spent on public roads and schools in counties containing national forest land to offset reduced tax bases from the forests. Congress boosted share from 10 to 25 percent last winter.
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Wyoming
Businessmen Invited to Study Trade in Japan
Aug 4 San Pratcinco. The chamber of commerce considered an invitation from the Tokio chamber with government sanction inviting representatives of commercial bodies to visit Japan. The aim is to improve trade between the two nations. A five member committee was appointed to determine trip arrangements and rates.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tokio
Governor Prince to speak on Cabeza de Vaca and Marcos de Niza
The Mountainair Chautauqua welcomes campers with free tent camping on the grounds for visitors staying a month. Governor L. B. Prince will lecture August 6 on Cabeza de Vaca and Marcos de Niza, a topic praised for its NM history insight. Special music and chorus work are planned, led by Mrs. Formby.
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Marcos de Niza
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Mountainair
L. B. Prince
Chautauqua Assembly
Cabeza Ae Vaca
Great Southwest
Valencia County to Exhibit at National Irrigation Congress
Large Commercial Club meeting in Beren plans Valencia county exhibit for the Sixteenth National Irrigation congress. Solomon Luna Victor Sain and Carlos Sanches attended from Los Lunas. The club will gather agricultural and horticultural displays, seek county aid, and prepare eight hundred square feet of space with board approval. Valencia’s wheat exhibits won gold at Paris and St Louis. other counties must compete.
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Beren
RK. E. Twitchell
National Irrigation Congress
Valencia County
Solomon Luna
Messrs
Victor Sain
Carlos Sanches
Los Lunas
Twitchell
Board of County Commissioners
Arrest Made in German Lottery Tickets Case
Oscar Kahn, head of Kahn & Co., arrested in New York on a charge of acting as American agent for several German lotteries. A federal warrant cites alleged fraudulent use of the mails, with letters suggesting ties to the Royal Saxony Leipsic Ducal and Brunswick lotteries.
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New York
Oscar Kahn
Kahn & Co
Kahn
Brunswick
Parker to Open California Campaign Speech in Los Angeles
Judge Alton B Parker, Democratic presidential hopeful for 1904, will deliver his first campaign speech in California tomorrow night at the Auditorium Los Angeles. He arrived tonight and was hosted at a luncheon by about 200 members of the Democratic League. Delaney Nichol of New York also spoke briefly to the group.
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Judge Alton i Parker
Judge Parker
Democratic League
Delaney Nichol
New York
League
Notice of Board of Control Meeting
Notice announces a meeting of the Board of Control for the Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress to be held Thursday evening August 6 at 8 o clock sharp at the offices in the Commercial Club Building Hopewell W.
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Hopewell
Coatroi
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