Dirigible ZR-3 Sets Course On Transatlantic Voyage
Berlin reports the German airship ZR-3 commanded by Dr Hugo Eckener left Europe from Bordeaux heading toward the Azores and Bermuda with an expected 60 hour flight to New York. Ground observers noted the ship’s steady progress across France toward the Gironde estuary and then Atlantic.
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France
Gironde
Europe
Hugo Eckener
Bordeaux
Azores
Bermuda
Spain
Mekener
New York
Friedrichshafen
Lake Constance
Basel
Switzerland
Belfort
Lofre
Borden
L Mordeaux
ZR 3S Lifts Off From Friedrichshafen Toward Atlantic Voyage
The Zeppelin ZR-3S began its long delayed trans Atlantic flight from Friedrichshafen to Lakehurst to pay Germany's war bill. Crowds cheered as the dirigible rose, with a German flag at the stern and a German band playing. Four American officers aboard showed tension awaiting the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeppelin Company
Friedrichshafen
United States
Germany
Lakehurst
N. J
Associated Press
United States Navy
Lakehoret
Atlantic
Weather Summary From University Observations
Weather reading shows a high near 64 degrees and a low around 34. Humidity fluctuated with readings near 46 percent at some times and 82 percent at others. Wind favored a northwest direction throughout the day with largely calm to light breezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear
Sunrise Time Note for October Fourteenth
A fragment notes sunrise on October fourteenth at 6 10 a m and mentions the sequence of times in unclear terms. The reading is sparse and lacks further context or identifiable entities.
Young pushes highway to San Juan from Albuquerque
John F. Young of Cuba in town to rally support as Republican candidate for state senator from the Bernalillo Sandoval San Juan district. He argues for a first class highway from Albuquerque to the San Juan valley to cut freight costs, speed trade, and boost business in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Young
Cuba
Sandoval
Young
Bernalillo
San Juan
New Mexico
Colorado
Albuquerque
San Juan Basin
Tts
Arriba
Legis
Isx Levy
Bernaline
Tie Arriba
San Isidro
Haa
San Juan River
Farmington
Santrat
Connessias
Gun Battle on Road 10 Border Involves Six Rum Runners
Six rum runners ambushed two federal prohibition agents six miles north of Las Cruces late Friday. Agent M. D. Abeyta was badly cut and later treated at home in Socorro. Agent Castillo defended himself with a rifle, drove off attackers, and Abeyta regained consciousness hours later in Las Cruces. The incident underscores ongoing patrols against cross-border liquor smuggling into New Mexico and Colorado.
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Las Cruces
M. D. Abeyta
Abeyta
Socorre
D. W. Snyder
Castillo
Rincon
Castillo Beieves
el Paso
Federal Prohibition
Old Mexico
New Mexico
Colorado
San Marcial
Anatole France Dies at Tours French Writer
Anatole France, aged 44, dies in Tours after a long illness. The great French writer's health declined gradually, with the end coming peacefully today. He retained interest in those around him and could converse briefly until the final hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatole
France
Tours
Associated Press
Soft drink dealer killed by wife in Spokane area
Edward Brazeau, 40, a Newport Idaho soft drink dealer, was shot and killed at his home near Spokane shortly after midnight. Authorities say jealousy sparked the killing. his wife Martie Brazeau was arrested by deputy sheriffs and detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Edward Brazeau
Newport
Idaho
Here
Martie
Braveau
Presbyterian Open Chapel Dedicated on Trumbull Ave
The new Presbyterian chapel at Trumbull Avenue and South Arno Street was formally dedicated on Sunday. Built largely by volunteer labor, the 24 by 40 foot frame building serves a Sunday school and preaching services with neighborhood attendance and multis denomination participation.
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New Presbyterian
Trumbull Avenue
South Arno Street
Presbyterian Church
L. C. Schingledecker
David C. Burd
First Presbyterian Church
H. A. Cooper
Burd
Murphy-Did-Its Top Missouri Pacific Nine in Omaha
Omaha amateurs the Murphy-Did-Its beat the Missouri Pacific freight accountants 7 to 1 with Dazzy Vance pitching in the box. In a second game the Curlee Clothiers of St. Louis defeated the Murphy-Did-Its 2 to 0 with the regular Murphy batteries.
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Omaha
Neb
Dazzy"’ Vance
Brooklyn
Murphy-Did-Its
Missouri Pacific Freight Accountants
St. Louis City
Curlee Clothiers
St. Louis
Murphy
Wyoming Boy Killed When Car Over turns
Cheyenne Wyoming October 12 John Pritchard 16 son of Colonel George Pritchard Fort Russell was killed when the automobile carrying Cheyenne high school football team members returning from Laramie Wyoming overturned twenty five miles west of Cheyenne All other occupants were injured none seriously
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Cheyenne, Wrye
John Pritchard
George Pritchard
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Laramie
Wrvgo
Republican county convention opens at Crystal theater
The Republican county convention for Abernall County begins at 10 o clock Monday morning at the Crystal theater. Indications point to full precinct participation. Frank H Strong will deliver the keynote address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernalillo County
Crystal Theater
Frank H Strong
Adame
Corner Stone Laid For M. E. Spanish Church
In a Sunday ceremony the corner stone for the Spanish Methodist Episcopal church at Sixth Street and Gold Avenue was laid. The project promises completion within three months as a sizable grow for the city’s church plants. Speakers included Rev. A V Lucero Rev Carl Amerding Dr S Alonzo Bright and Rev H Costales with Rev J G Sanchez delivering the benediction. Harwood school girls sang as the ceremony noted a bilingual program cradle roll list and congregation officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanish Methodist Episcopal Church
Sixth Street
Gold Avenue
A. V. Lucero
Spanish Presbyterian Church
Carl Amerding
North Fourth Street
Alonzo Bright
First Methodist Church
H. ©. Costales
Spanish Methodist Church
H. A. Bassett
Southwest Spanish Mission
J. G. Sanchez
Spanish Baptist Church
Harwood
Bank robber slain in New Mexico tied to statewide heists
Survivors Leo Seamer and Philip Hunt confessed to Pueblo store raids on October 3, linking the dead gunman to the Walton bank theft and a jail break at Newton. Police identify the deceased as possibly W G Sullivan, not Pat Carroll, amid efforts to confirm his Chicago ties.
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Leo Seamer
Philip Hunt
Valencia County
San Marcial
Wayne Carroll
Pueblo
Colo
J. Arthur Grady
Carroll
Pat” Carroll
Walton, Kans
Newton
Kans
W. G. Sullivan
Chicago
Sullivan
Pat Carroll
Becker
Belen
Rabies Warning After Bite Near Joe Parr Ranch
Public health officer Dr. James R. Scott urges all Bernalillo County dog owners to muzzle or confine pets after a rabies positive dog bit two children and a grandfather south of town. The head was sent for examination. Pasteur treatment prepared in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernalillo ‘County
James R. Scott
Joe Parr
Tr. Scott
Corrales
Pasteur
Kansas City
Scott
Robbery Threat Spurs Escape After Postal Certificates Offer
In Gallup New Mexico on October 12 a man using names John Cicardo and Joe Baraldo lured taxi owner John Greggorio to drive him toward Gibson. He attempted to cash a 40 postal savings certificate for 109 dollars and offered a loan with a large certificate stash. Bank staff intercepted the plan and alerted police after a miner's home robbery was tied to the suspect, who fled toward the west on a train.
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Gallup
N. M
John Cicardo
Joe Baraldo
John Greggorio
Gibson
Gregorio
Gergorio
Gallup State Bank
Gamerco
Postal Savings
Cicardo
Baraldo
Canyon Aims to Be Tulip Town in Spring
Canyon Texas residents plan a tulip planting program by the city federation and local women’s civic group. They have collected funds to purchase 6 000 tulip bulbs to beautify the town for the upcoming district federation of women’s clubs meeting in Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Texas
City Federation of
District Federation of Womens Club
Canyon Eet Alay
Helmick Denies State 19 Loser On Bank Bonds
New Mexico Attorney General Helmick, in Albuquerque, insists the state held more than 1.1 million dollars in deposits in defunct banks over the past two years. He says about 13 percent was covered by personal bonds and 87 percent by surety and government bonds, with suits proceeding against surety firms for the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmick
Albuquerque
Finances Board
Folllow
Finance Board
Aurety Companies
Supreme Court of
New Mexico
Grain and steel output rise as farmers sell grain freely
Industrial reports show steel ingot production up 54 percent in August and 11 percent in September, lifting capacity use toward 65 percent. U S Steel unfilled orders rose 184,000 tons, while car loadings hit a year high. Farmers selling grain freely amid high prices kept grain shipments strong with December wheat around 1.56 a bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Preae
United States Steel Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Six New Western Reclamation Projects Approved
Six new western reclamation projects embracing more than 400000 acres were approved as feasible by Interior Department committees. Projects include Yale and Laker Oregon Kittitas Washington Owyhee Oregon Idaho Salt Lake basin Utah and Spanish Springs Nevada. Details cover acreages potential yields and recommended farm unit sizes for settlements and development.
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Washington
Get
Interior Department
Yale and Laker
Oregon
Kittlas
Owyhee
Idaho
Salt Lake Basin
Utah
Spanish Springs
Nevada
Committee of Spefial Advisors of Reclamation
Reclamation Board
Vale
Baker
Itas
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Dirigible
Ocean
Berlin
Eckener
Frankfort
George W. Steele
Jacob HH. Kilein, Jr
Naval Air Station
M. Krauss
F. M. Kennedy
United States Observer
Ernest A. Legmann
TAC’ Report
Las de Castillo
U. S
U. S. Navy
Carl Schmidt
8. M. Kraus
Garland Fulton
J. H. Klein, Jr
Naval
Presbyteriang Open Chapel
Trumbull Ave
South Highlands
Wyoming
M. E. Spanish Church
Walton
Health Department
Steel Industry
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