Pennsylvania moves to set air lines and airports
Pennsylvania state authorities move to establish airlines and airports amid aviation excitement. The Aeronautics Commission will license pilots, regulate flying, and authorize air routes, with airports planned in major cities and emergency fields in smaller towns. The effort faces railroad and bus industry scrutiny as it plots over mountainous terrain for safety and regulation.
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Robert W. Ginsburg
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission
Public Service Commission
Aeronautics Commission
Aeronautic Commission
John S. Fisher
Ducks Plentiful but Prairie Chickens Scarce in Dakota Hunt
North Dakota hunts open September 16 with many ducks reported but chicken and grouse numbers low. Governor Sorlie considers closing chicken season after five days. state game and fish commission approval required. Spring snows and rains reduced chicken hatch to about two chicks per nest, though hatched birds are wild and mature. Ducks are abundant due to heavy seasonal rainfall filling sloughs, with plentiful pintails mallards teals. A California preacher seeks compensation after straining a muscle while preaching, contending with the state industrial accident commission.
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International News Service
Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota
Sorlie
State Game and Fish Commission
F. A. Bauer
California
State Industrial Accident Commission
Singing Doorman Discovered By Opera Star In Chicago
Pedro Espino worked as a theater doorman in Chicago until Mario Chamlee heard him sing. Chamlee praised his golden voice and agreed to mentor Espino and aid his study for the opera stage.
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Chicago
Pedro Espino
Mario Chamlee
Chamlee
Espino
Mass Casualty Report From Honan Suppresses Details
Reports from Shanghai dated September 14 claim wholesale mass casualties in northern Honan, alleged by troops under Marshal Feng Yu Hsiang known as the Christian General. The United Press was unable to confirm details from the Vernacular Press dispatches.
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Shanghai
Honan
Feng Yu Hsiang
United Press
Massacre Reports From Changte Outrage
Unconfirmed dispatches from Nanking carried by United Press claim as many as 80,000 people, both sexes, killed in Changte, northern Henan, after Marshal Feng's forces retaliated for the slaying of fellow soldiers. The killings are linked to the Ned Spears, a farmers’ secret society formed to shield rural homes from militarism and communism.
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Feng
United Press
London
Nanking
Daily Press
Shanghai
Changte
Henan
Ned Spears
Man Makes 1500 Arrests Ex-Superintendent James Black
James Black former Birmingham England police chief marked sixty years since joining the force. He has arrested over 1500 criminals from petty thefts to murder and treason. His early notable case involved Michael Davitt who smuggled arms into Ireland in 1870. His diary covers Fenian plots and thwarted attacks on Parliament and Whitehall offices. The note adds United States wealth at about 589 billion dollars.
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James Black
Birmingham
England
Michael Davitt
Ireland
Black
Whitehall
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