Denunciation of Mitchells Charges by Flyer WERU
Commander Rodgers of PN 9 No. 1 denounces Colonel William Mitchells charge of amateur bungling in the Hawaiian flight before the presidents air board. Rodgers credits full cooperation from the Bureau of Aeronautics and a competent naval aviator record, urging changes in air service organization and support for a national defence department plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Mitchell
Navy
John Rodgers
Rodgers
Mitchell
PN-9
Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
San Diego
Hodgers
Naval Air Service
Air Corps
Department of National Defence
Army
Rodgere
A. W. Johnson
Avistani Naval Air
Mitchell to face court martial over air service criticism
Washington reports plan to bring Colonel William Mitchell before a court martial within ten days to two weeks for comments on the air service. The case centers on charges under the article of war, with senior officers likely to constitute the court and the president’s approval required to implement penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Mitchell
San Antonio
Air Service
Mitchell
Air Board
Department
Gentrals
Permet
Tenger
Be len arrest on charge of possession of a qu ew
Police report shows Brit Mas Bonded Lendre Sanches arrested in Be len on a charge of possession of a questionable item. Local authorities detained the individual for further questioning as records indicate.
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Lendre Sanches
Belen
Weather report for Denver and Arizona changes
A weather note covers Denver and Arizona with a precipitation and temperature change for the 24 hours ending at PB. It records the highest and lowest temperatures, wind direction, and humidity, noting various atmospheric readings amid garbled OCR text.
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PB Dar
Seulkwen
Air mail plane on New York line missing over Bellefonte
An all day search failed to locate the air mail plane from New York to Chicago piloted by Charles H. Ames. The last sighting was over Hartleton at 11:30 p m amid low clouds over the Susquehanna valley. Rain hindered further searching.
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Bellefonte
New York
Charles H. Ames
Chicago
Susquehanna Valley
Hartleton
Allegheny Mountains
Government in Dark Charged by Villard at Press Meet
Dowald Garrison Villard editor of The Nation told the sixtieth annual meeting of the K linotype Press association that Washington runs a government in the dark. He denounced the practice of quoting aides instead of the president and urged open criticism of administration and legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign-Urbana
Dowald Garrison Villard
the Nation
Klinote Press Association
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Villard
Mr Coolidge
Paris and Washington deadlock over French debt funding
Paris officials and the French public react to Finance Minister Calavy failing to reach an agreement in Washington on funding French debts to the United States. The mood blends disappointment with cautious approval of Mau laus's stance against what is seen as unnecessarily hard American terms.
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Paris
Calavy
Washington
Frances Dets
United
Maulaus
Available Plan Emerges From Debt Talks In Paris
Amid tense French American debt funding negotiations the conferences concluded with the administration and supporters endorsing a five year and 20 percent plan as the only viable solution for the moment. Finance Commissioner Calloway carried the proposal to Paris for further discussion.
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Washington
Get
American Commission
Calllaws
Paris
International Golf Match Ties Drama in St Louis
Fraser of Ottawa and Collett of Providence faced a tight women’s national golf match in St Louis with both players earning close competition. The event saw near even play as they battled for the lead, leaving the outcome uncertain after the final rounds.
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Lews
Fraser
Ottawa
Canada
Collett
Providence
St. Lewis
Rubber Escapes After Firing At Garage Worker
An unidentified burglar robs Packard Automobile agency on West Gold avenue. He climbs skylight, fires at Ed Stone, then escapes over a five foot fence after fleeing across a vacant lot. Stone gives police a detailed description of the assailant.
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Packard Automobile Agency
Roland Sauer and Company
West Gold Avenue
Ed Stone
Stone
Kress Department
Gold Avenue
Phoenix Purchases Street Car Lines From Phoenix Street Railway
Phoenix city officials finalize the purchase of the local street railway system for 20000 dollars after state commission approval. The city will operate the lines until November 1 when a local corporation will take over by lease. Citizens earlier voted against a 25 year bus franchise for Buchanan and Layng of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenix Railway System
State Corporation Commission
Phoenix Street Railway Company
Fta
Buchanan and Layng Corporation of
New York
Mexican Lover Sentenced for Murder of American Sweetheart
Willie Cuaren, a Mexican youth, was found guilty of killing Dorothy Hill in El Paso after midnight. A jury sentenced him to 25 years in the state penitentiary after he admitted bringing her from Juarez to marry and keeping her in a local hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Willie Cuaren
Dorothy Hill
Thirty-fourth District
Cuaron
Juareaz
Cuaren
Minnesota Senator Election Contest Withdrawn for Amendments
Magnus Johnson's petition challenging Senator Thomas J. Schall's victory will be withdrawn and resubmitted with specific accusations rather than general charges. Attorneys report the move after a conference with Schall's representatives and a Senate privileges and elections sub committee. Amended petition due in three weeks with further time to respond.
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Chicago
Magnus Johnson
United States
Minnesota
Thomas J. Schall
Sehaill
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Jomasons
Behall
County Commissioners to Act on Courthouse Furniture Bid
The board of county commissioners plans action today on awarding the contract for furnishing courthouse pews. A bid from Radie Supply Company of Albuquerque is under consideration as the likely winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Pew Court
Radie Supply Comperr
Albuquerque
Automobile Charges Result in $70 Fines
P. M. Robey was fined 87 cents on three automobile charges by Jamice George B. Reddy in police court Friday. One $15 speeding fine was suspended. Remaining fines were $54 for drinking and eating automobile and $15 for traffic ordinance violation plus $5 for license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Robey Wee
Jamice George B. Reddy
Mo Conse, Co
F. Worres
Santa Fe Railway Sued For Five Thousand Dollars
P Henry Barry led a lawsuit against the Santa Fe Railway seeking five thousand dollars. The case alleges damages from a prior incident and seeks a financial remedy. details are sparse in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Henry Barry
Santa Fe Railway Company
Seven Believed Dead After Church Hill Tunnel Cave-In
Disaster hits the Chesapeake and Ohio tunnel at Church Hill Virginia as engineer Tom Mason is believed buried in his locomotive and seven others are missing or injured after a cave-in trapping over two dozen workers. Most escaped, suffering steam scalds. rescue halted by gas fumes before nightfall.
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Church Hill
Richmond
Tom Mason
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Masonia
D. F. Moseley
A. G. Adams
Keleo
Alee
Moseley
Ecave- In
Albuquerque High School Overcrowded For School Year
Principal M C Taylor announces Albuquerque high school is 160 pupils over normal, forcing use of the old fire station on South Faith Street as a workshop. Five buildings now hold about 82 to 34 pupils each while four temporary cottages and a rear annex are filled. Attendance reached 127 Friday with 624 at the prior year end. Additional teachers have been hired including Miss Margaret Franson Miss Dorothy Schoff and Miss Mary Brorein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abuquerque High School
Routh Faith Street
M. C. Taylor
Taylor
Stefens
Heuer
Tapler
Margaret Franson
Hietary
Dorothy Schoff
Mary Brorein
Bagiek
Liquor Sold in Boy Scout Headquarters in New York
A disjointed note reports liquor being sold at the national headquarters of the Boy Scouts in New York. The fragment mentions October and an official revenue angle but lacks clear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOY Scout
New York
Boy Senate
Wena Tavay
UB Submarine Sinks After Collision With City of Home
Divers recover four bodies and confirm 14 crew aboard the U B crew perished when the submarine collided with a tanker near Block Island. The wreck shows compartments flooded, preventing escape, and bodies identified include Walter B. Lantes of Landcom and Brady D. Lindwey of Pennsylvania.
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James Ingraham
U. S
Block Island
New London
Conn
U. & Submarine Base
New Landon
Enn
Associated Press
Home
Mantle
Resere
Sivege
Walter B. Lantes
Ren Lendcom
Brady D Lindwey
Penssevia
Fis
Sorority Girls Non-Frat Boys Best Students at Aggie College
A fragment notes that sorority girls and non fraternity members are considered the best students at an agricultural college mascot context. The text references October at a Colorado campus and hints at mascot competition among groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Fest Collies
Cole
Colorado Seurerty Weuwrs
Agriculteres College
Daytime Darkness Feared as Storm Kills Four in Michigan
A storm that darkened Detroit and nearby cities for over 30 minutes caused four deaths and injuries to ten others. Two section workers on a Wabash train near Milan were killed when struck by a passenger train. Two Lansing men died instantly from lightning. Fog and thunder combined with low clouds caused the daytime blackout, officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Milan
Mich
Chicago
Lansing
Weather Bureau
Former Clovis Man Dies After Fall from Hotel Window
Alton C. McClelland 34, a Buick dealer from Plainview Texas and son of former Clovis mayor Joe C. McClelland, died after falling 16 feet from a second story Amarillo hotel window. He had returned from the fairgrounds with Mr and Mrs A Armstrong of Plainview and died two hours later at Northwest Texas hospital.
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Clovis
N. M
Alton C. McClelland
Plainview
Tex
Joe C. McClelland
Northwest Texas
Amarillo
Clovia Journal
McClelland
Fairgrounds
A. &. Armstrong
Armstrong
Foreigners to Seek Mexican Citizenship for Land Ownership
President Calles introduced a bill regulating article 27 of the constitution to require foreigners owning land or water properties within the forbidden border zone or coasts to sell within three years unless they apply for Mexican citizenship. The measure follows his congressional address outlining foreign ownership rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Calles
Chaves County Installs Full Time Deputy Game Warden
Reswell New Mexico reports Chaves County now has a full time paid deputy game warden J Metmith stationed at Eagle Creek. He will oversee Eddy, Lincoln, Chaves and Zere counties with headquarters in Reswell and coordinate with special deputies to curb violations of state game laws in the district.
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Reswell
N. M
Chaves
J. Metmith
Eagle Creek
Lincsin County
Metimith
Eddy Tea
Lincoln
Zere
Ate
Famous flyer narrows escape in fall of airplane
Leavenworth Kane state paper reports a famous flyer survived a fall when his aircraft crashed during takeoff. The plane struck the ground in a complete wreck with the craft sustaining severe damage. No further details on injuries or names are clearly readable.
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Leavenworth
Kane
Maughan
Local Fragments Signal Organizational Election Results
The readable text notes an event at 2 39 o clock in the morning in the United States. Harry G Samace of Pere burgh is mentioned as a member of the National Selected Mortivians and gives an address. Jack Andrews of Lincoln Neb is named president of the organization, with Alles Btreat and H F Ives listed for roles.
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United States
Harry G. Samace
Pereburgh
Mortivians
Jack Andrews
Lincoln
Alles Btreat
Fe Ehomaty
H. F. Ives
H. F. Ives. Poee- Aenea
Ote View Presidente
Ria Wilber
Marzse Toon
Lowe
Oe Ee
Public Lands Hearing Dates October 9 10
Fragmented notice records public lands hearing dates in October and cites local community meeting details. The readable text mentions Albugadygee and lodium row with references to amendments and official provisions.
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Public Lands
Albugadygee
Fatal bicycle accident kills Bobby Bowman in Santa Fe
Bobby Bowman 12, son of Harry S. Bowman, fatally injured when his bicycle struck a penitentiary truck at Galisteo and De Vargas streets in Santa Fe. He died en route to St. Vincent's sanatorium. Witnesses cite brake failure. his father is an assistant U.S. attorney for New Mexico.
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Santa Fe
Bobby Bowman
Harry S. Bowman
Galisteo and
de Vargas
St. Vincent's Sanatorium
Bobby
Galisteo
Gallsteo
de Varene Street
United States
New Mexico
Harold
Fuel contracts set for county schools Friday
County school board committee schedules fuel awards for valley schools. Lumber firm splits supply for multiple districts at about 3.50 per 60 pound lead. Cooperative Fuel supplies several districts. Hahn Coal and New State Coal share coal for various schools. Prices below last year, with total tonnage around fifty to sixty for冬.
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North Fourth Street
Santa Marbara
Borelas
South Becond Street
South Broadway
Cooperative Fuel Company
Alameda
Ches de Albuquerque
Griegos Andelarias
Mountainview
Ranches de Aftrisee
Atrisco
Ee Ana
Haha Coal Company
Tews
Ganta Larbare
Duranes
Griegos- Candeherikee
New State Company
de Albuquerque
Harmee
South Second Street
South
Way
Armife
Atrisce
Paia- Meen
Bishop Howden and Dean O Malley Attend Church Meeting
Bishop Howden and Dean O Malley will attend a church meeting in New Mexico. The event gathers church leaders and local clergy to discuss community outreach and mission plans.
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Bishop Howden
Dean O'Malley
Valve changes not as foolproof as original system
Navy records show Rear Admiral Moffett urged caution with Shenandoah gas valve changes as a safety concern. Captain Lansdowne recommended the modification and others approved it after study of flights, claiming weight and helium savings without increasing danger.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Shenandoah
Navy Department Bureau of Aeronautics
Bureau
Lansdowne
Naval Court of Inquiry
C. E. Rosendahl
Foley
Wm. A. Moffett
E. 8
Land
Construction Corps
Lanesdowne
Pacific
Prg
Antes Heinen
Santa Fe Road Delayed by Bernalillo County Officials
The state highway department explains Bernalillo County has delayed funds for the Santa Fe road project. A half mill levy from Santa Fe County and a quarter mill from Valencia County were proposed to back debentures, but Bernalillo officials have not provided a certified copy of their levy. Without this, the department warns it will issue warrants and suspend debentures totaling about 26 thousand dollars.
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Santa Pe
Gerealine
Tiseres Caeree
Santa Fe Counsy
Bernaulle Coum
Uedermiiced
Hatter
Mate Highway Department
Highsey
Incendiary Blamed for Raton Fire
A fire in Ratón is blamed on an incendiary device. Early reports note extensive damage to a residence with limited details available on casualty or cause confirmation. Investigators comb the scene for clues as authorities assess possible motives and suspect materials.
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Raton
Fragmentary Washington Drumbeat Hinting Political Strife
The damaged text references a political event in Washington with mentions of a president or leadership, a party, and possible rejection or withdrawal. It glances at a formal body and a notable date, suggesting a disputed action or decision. The fragmentary lines imply a contested policy or appointment and public reaction.
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Mitchells
WERU
No. 1
Air Service of Navy
Denver
Arizona
Sutvedey Sd Buran
Mathe
WM Amington Tish
Packard
Johnson
Santa FE Railway
Prohibition
New Y
Mexico
Chaves County
Harry Bowman
Breece Lumber Company Cooperative Fuel Company
Hahn Coal Company
New State
Atter
Otero
Moffett
Bernalillo County
Ieenem
Coen
Feeellent
Lintel
Mery
Wergate
Wes
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