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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1929

Page

7

Graf Zeppelin set for second transatlantic voyage to America

Final preparations underway in Friedrichshafen for the giant dirigible Graf Zeppelin to depart for Lakehurst New Jersey with 59 passengers and the gorilla Missie aboard. Captain Lehmann commands a final trial flight as Dr. Hugo Eckener plans a route via the Azores if weather delays northern passages. Renowned explorer Sir George Hubert Wilkins joins as a passenger for navigational studies.

Associated Press Friedrichshafen Germany America Lehmann Hugo Eckener Eckener Lakehurst N. J Azores Lady” Gorilla Missie Sir George Hubert Wilkins

Hoover Plays Trick on White House Press Core

President Hoover deceived Washington correspondents by canceling a Catoctin Furnance trip and taking a secret motor tour of the capital. Reporters and locals spotted the presidential limousine and government insignia as word spread by telephones and telegraphs.

International News Service Washington Herbert Hoover White House Executive Mansion Hoover Catoctin Furnance Frederick Lawrence Richey Woodland Mountain Creek Maryland Pennsylvania Avenue Hoovers

Hoovers Visit Maryland Trout Camp and Sheltered Cabin Plans

The Hoovers toured the Maryland Hunting Creek site greeted by Richey and Bureau of Fisheries members. They observed trout pools, discussed a presidential cabin of eight to ten brick-lined rooms, and planned weekends between Maryland and Shenandoah National Park in Virginia.

Hoovers Maryland Hoover Hunting Creek Richey Henry O'Malley United States Bureau of Fisheries Catoctin Washington White House Izaak Walton League of Pennsylvania

Britain aids film industry in struggle with America

London reports the government will support British film production and distribution to counter American competition. A quota bill aims to curb imports and enhance domestic interests while film companies may legally shoot scenes in London with police assistance from Scotland Yard if needed.

London Scotland Yard

Digestive Troubles Speedily Ended

Practically every case of indigestion and kindred disorders is due to fermentation. An antiseptic is needed to eliminate the cause. GORDON'S internal antiseptic drives out acids and poisons, freshens the stomach, and provides quick relief from indigestion dyspepsia excess acid gas and heartburn. Obtain a bottle from your druggist today. Costs less than three cents per four doses.

Gordon

To End Skin Torture Use Invisible Zemo

Soothing cooling Zemo relieves itching rash blemishes and skin affections. It clears the skin and removes traces of eczema while preventing dandruff. Keep invisible odorless Zemo on hand. Get a bottle today. All druggists 35c 60c 1.00.

London Film Restrictions Eased for City Production Boom

The Home Office loosens a ban on filming in London streets, inviting new producers to shoot freely around Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square while Westminster Cathedral becomes a wedding backdrop. A special colonial committee, led by Captain W Brass, seeks better British film distribution in the Empire to compete with Hollywood.

London Home Office Piccidilly Circus Neson Trafalgar Square Westminster Cathedral Dominions Colonies Empire Hollywood W. Brass

Nervous Women Praise Capudine Relief

Delicate women with nerve strain praise Capudine for quick soothing of tense nerves and back pains. Liquid formula acts fast, contains no opiates, and is easy on the stomach. Sold by druggists in 30 and 60 cent sizes.

Dance Hall to Be Court Room in Death Case

A dramatic note from Columbia California reports a death case where a dance pavilion is repurposed as a courtroom. The piece critiques Western films shown locally and their influence on native perceptions of white society, citing concerns about adverse effects and misimpressions from American cinema viewed by natives in Africa.

Africa

Frontier town courtroom holds Mrs. Eva Rablen hearing

Preliminary hearing in a Tuolumne County frontier town courts Eva Brandon Rablen, a Texas mail order bride, on charges of murdering her husband Carroll Rablen of Sonora California. The case marks the first murder trial here in 18 years and recalls the region’s rough frontier justice. Rablen, who came from Quanah Texas after a matrimonial agency arrangement, allegedly caused Rablen’s death after a fatal cup on April 26.

Eva Brandon Rablen Carroll Rablen Sonora Calif Tuolumne County California Eva Brandon Quanah Texas Rablen

Death Drug Scandal At Tuttletown Dance

Mrs Rablen served coffee at a Tuttletown dance when a cup she carried to her husband contained a deadly drug. Crystals of the poison were later found on the floor of the car where Rablen drank the coffee, and a bystander spilled the liquid as she passed another woman.

Stain Evidence Linked to Coffee Cup Probe in Rablen Case

Mrs Rablen contends her husband died by his own action while FE 0. Heinrich, a noted criminologist, examined the coffee stain but his findings were not made public. The report cites H rich who said the pot was found in both the cup and the automobile.

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