Stinson Lands His Ship Safely After Gale
Eddie Stinson and five others endured a forced landing in a hay field near Sherborn Massachusetts during an 18 000 mile airport promotion tour. The group including Baron Ravene Barnekow German aviator and Philip Ashby avoided injury and were later taken to Boston by train after search efforts.
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Eddie Stinson
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Baron Ravene Barnekow
Philip Ashby
J. T. Whittaker
Fred Kohler
Farmington
Boston
Detroit
Oregon Seeks Filling of Congress Vacancy in Portland
A special election in Oregon’s third district is underway to fill the vacancy from Maurice Crumpacker’s death. Candidates Franklin F. Korrell and Elton Watkins contest the seat as Crumpacker’s period of temporary insanity ended his tenure in San Francisco Bay.
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San Francisco Bay
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Elton Watkins
Multnomah County
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Flashes of Life from a Global Patchwork
A gossipy roundup from Los Angeles New York and Washington. Rogers jokes about parachute timing in a short countdown while Poiret blasts the short skirt as Paris fashion clashes with American tastes. Coolidge couple attend films. Army Navy game seats offered to deter ticket requests.
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Santa Fe Plans Twelve Story Office Building
Santa Fe conducts another foundation soil test on its Ninth and Polk street property in preparation for a twelve story office building. Officials in Chicago are delaying to study intricate plans and department layout for each floor. Construction date is expected to be announced soon and the structure will be modern in detail.
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Scientist Buys Bug Collection for Pelts
Dr. Samuel H. Williams head of Pittsburgh university zoology reports a risky British Guiana expedition yielding thousands of insect specimens. Guides abandoned him after black water fever and malaria. eight days immobile. He plans a year at University of Breslau to study distribution.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Samuel H. Williams
Pittsburgh University
British Guiana
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University of Breslau
Germany
Coolidge Has No Word On Cuba Sugar Exports
The White House announced President Coolidge has received no information on Cuba's sugar export attitude. He was told sugar prices are low and Cuba wants action for a higher price, but the matter has not been discussed with him.
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United Press
Washington
White House
Cuba
Widow of Late Congressman Antony Dies in Dallas
Mrs. Augusta Antony, 72, writer and widow of the late Congressman Antony, died unexpectedly at her Dallas home. Funeral services will be held at her sister’s home, Mrs. L. C. McBride, in Dallas. She was the daughter of Judge and Mrs. J. A. Houghton, and is survived by two daughters, Mrs. J. A. Brown of Chattanooga and Berg Antony of Dallas, plus three sisters and a brother.
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Augusta Antony
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L. C. McBride
J. A. Houghton
J. A. Brown
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Mies Berg Antony
Progress on Highway 33 and 117 Surfacing Plans
McCle Construction of Wichita Falls and Tib Betts Construction of Fort Worth work on 20 miles of Highway 33 in Carson county and expect completion by December 1. State Engineer R A Thompson sees hard surface by spring or summer. County Engineer Cox drafts plans for Highway 117 Panhandle to Borger surfacing with tentative March start.
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Rhodes Scholarship Selections to Be Made by Oct 22
Texas will name two Rhodes scholars at Baylor University in Waco. Professor H Trantham heads the selection committee to pick the state’s top students for leadership and academics. Winners receive about $2000 yearly for three years at Oxford. Applicants must be 19 to 25.
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Oxford University
England
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H. Trantham
Miss Percy Hunter Tops 91 Stores for Neatness and Accuracy
Miss Percy Hunter, cashier at the Federal Clothing Store, secured the highest ranking among cashiers from 91 chain stores for August and September and the first half of October based on neatness and accuracy.
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Percy Hunter
Federal Clothing Store
Ten Prisoners Escape From Belmont County Jail
Led by Russell Gilmore ten inmates escaped from the Belmont county jail in St. Clairsville Ohio after prying a second floor window. Eighteen other prisoners refused to follow Gilmore. The item notes a separate public event: Judge Nelson discusses a Men's Bible lesson at Mission theater at 9 45 a m Sunday.
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Ohio
Russell Gilmore
Belmont County
Gilmore
Judge Nelson
Mission Theater
Ministers Are Hard Working Citizens Yale Dean Says
Yale Divinity School Dean Charles R. Brown asserts ministers are the hardest working men in a community and warns against the idea of an easy ministry. He stresses the need for dedication and resilience in church leadership. Also notes Mr and Mrs I M Bailey of Hale Center visiting their daughter Mrs T A Otts.
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New Haven
Charles R. Brown
Yale Divinity School
Dean Brown
Mrs. I. M. Bailey
Hale Center
T. A. Otts
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