Chicago Artist Plans 30,000 Mile South America Schooner Trip
Chicago illustrator J. T. Armbrust prepares an epic voyage beginning in October aboard a 50 foot auxiliary schooner. He will sail from the Great Lakes through the St. Lawrence to the Atlantic then to the West Indies and Pacific coast, visiting Patagonia and Isle de Chiloe before crossing the Panama Canal and returning via the Gulf of Mexico to New York. He aims to film 150000 feet of motion pictures and produce various artworks during an estimated sixteen month voyage.
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Cole Returns From Hearing On Rate Case
S. J. Cole heads Texas transportation efforts in the general grain rate investigation by the Interstate Commerce Commission. He attended a Fort Worth meeting that set Texas positions for a September 15 Minneapolis hearing and a later Chicago session on export rates. Texas will not participate in Seattle hearing this winter.
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Lion To Fly Coast to Coast as Passenger
A live lion is scheduled to fly as a passenger from Los Angeles to New York aboard a Spirit of St. Louis replica. Louis B. Mayer is promoting the stunt as part of a publicity effort in the film industry.
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White Mule Sold in London Pubs Sparks Police Stills Hunt
London police intensify search as white mule is reportedly being sold in several London saloons. Authorities urge sobriety and close examination of licensed premises amid growing concerns over illicit distilling.
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Payne case verdict stands for appeal in Texas case
J D Shorty Payne faces a 25 year term after a Coleman county girl aged 14 said she lived with him in a North Amarillo rooming house for about ten days. Jurors debated up to six ballots, with some seeking a 99 year sentence. Payne plans an immediate appeal led by Judge Culwell, citing late grand jury action and lack of indictment.
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Shorty) Payne
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Five Cases Dismissed by Judge Bishop in District Court
Five criminal cases were dismissed by Judge Bishop on motion of District Attorney W. J. Flesher. Lentz faced theft by bailee with insufficient evidence. Williams charged with liquor law violation due to absence of state witnesses. Barkem committed for insanity on theft. Lucas charged with liquor law violation with insufficient evidence.
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Steamer New York Free After Six Hour Grounding
The steamer New York with 500 passengers aboard was aground for nearly six hours on a sand bank at Buzzards Bay end of the Cape Cod canal. It was floated today and proceeded to Boston under its own power.
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Courthouse Records Details Deeds and Registrations
Courthouse records list warranty deeds with transfers among numerous individuals and entities, along with vehicle registrations, marriage licenses, building permits, and a hospital project. Notable names include E E Crosson, J F Williams, G G Ordway, E Newsom, L L Whitten, E A Davis, D B Eastman, L G Murphy, M D Cravens, Henry Gould, Ruby Hurt, Annie Wilson, and several business entities. The entries cover property bounds, monetary values, parcel specifics in Ind City and Summers, and construction activity for multiple projects.
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Lindbergh Heads to Denver on Prairie Tour
Charles A. Lindbergh wings his way toward Denver as the next stop in a 75 city trek. He left Omaha at 7:15 am after a rousing reception by 250000 people. He will circle Lincoln before continuing to Columbus.
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