Aviator and Passenger Missing in Upstate Search
A missing aviator and his passenger triggered a search by authorities in Upstate area. Officials canvass air routes and contact neighboring towns seeking details on the aircraft and possible landing sites near Kearny and Lawrence.
Wreck of Kearny Flight Raises Malibu Search Hope Dims
Aviator Horace Kearny and Los Angeles journalist Chester Lawrence vanished after a flight toward San Francisco. A prolonged sea and coast search failed to find them as a hydro-aeroplane wreckage and fuel problems left the craft adrift near Point Firmin. Glenn H. Martin reported assuming they were at the bottom of the Pacific after the failed attempt to reach safety near Malibu as night fell.
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Pacific Ocean
Horace Kearny
Kansas City
Chester Lawrence
Lane
San Francisco
Ious
Rocky Coast
Santa Monica
Malibu
Fromibie
Ortot
Foramen
Glenn H. Martin, & Brother
Martin
Nase
Frank
Garbut
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Point Mugu
Palth
Kearny Wa
Tedonda Beach
Fas
Coa
Ted
Kearny
Highted
Wrenchel
Point Firmin
Newport Peace
Tay
San Pedro Bar
T Martin
Riverside Rivalry Turns Fatal in Police Chief Race
In Riverside California Patrolman Bert Barrett shot Deputy Chief John Baird during a feud over the police chief post. Barrett killed Baird, then tried suicide in jail with a broken drinking glass fragment but was prevented. Baird had been slated to become chief tomorrow.
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Riverside
Cal
Bert Barrett
John Baird
Durn
Baird
Barrett
Lucas Fas
Tmed
Bandit Deliberately Murders One Victim in Leadville Rail Holdup
The station at Pando near Leadville, Colorado, was robbed by a bandit identified as Burns who killed William Maxfield with a revolver butt after lining up four hostages including station agent C N Kinney. Kinney later escaped the attack, the bandit captured an hour later near Red Cliff and was jailed. The manhunt followed as investigators questioned witnesses and tied the suspect to the refrigerator car incident.
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Leadville
Dee Ait
Frank J. Smith
Denver & Rio / Grande
Pando
C. N. Kinney
William Maxfield
Red
Burns
Robert Miller
Herman Hermes
Kinney
Ie Fe- Welver
Fred
Maxfield
Browning
Ahuanelé
Tanto
Alefmr and Gang of
Biidg
Theron
Pande
Heinze Refuses To Identify Woman In Photo In Divorce Case
Montana copper man Heinze testified before Justice Tompkins at a special term in Nyack New York in a suit for absolute divorce brought by his wife Goldie Heinze formerly a actress. He refused to identify a photographed woman and would not name the person in the image. The couple married in August 1910 at Brooklyn and have a son in the custody of Heinze’s brother. The hearing was adjourned to Newburgh for continuation tomorrow.
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Nyack
Fritz Augt
Sustus Heinze
Montana
Tompkins
Supreme Court
Hice
Goldie’ Heinze
Heinze
New York City
New
Heinzes
Brook
Misa Lavelly Lavell
Newburgh
Tompkit Isgot Caiiing
Age County Supreme Court
Whitlaw Reid Dies at London Ambition and Career Recap
Former United States ambassador to the Court of St James died in London after a long career in diplomacy and journalism. Reid served as envoy to the United Kingdom amid a period of close Anglo American relations and was noted for his reporting and public service.
Death of United States ambassador to Great Britain Mr Reid
United States ambassador to Great Britain Mr Reid died at Dorchester House in London shortly after noon from pulmonary oedema. His wife Mrs Leorme Reid and daughter were at the bedside. He had been unconscious since morning with delirium from drugs and bronchial trouble. The king and Queen Mother Alexandra sent condolences. The body to be sent home for burial likely at Sleepy Hollow with state memorials planned in Washington and London. Mrs Reid hopes to sail Saturday if possible. The illness traced to complications after a trip from New York last February.
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United States
Great Britain
London
Dorchester House
Eld
John Hubert Ward
T Welock
Thomas Barlow
Reid
Wax Nopen
Anthiia
Sinceudor
Deen
Buckingham Palace
Alexandra
Sandingham
Harry Legge
Sleepy Hollow
England
Mr. Reid
New York
Probers Set Busy Week With Pujo Hearings
Washington December 15 The Pujo committee resumes its inquiry into concentration of money and credits held by New York financiers. Hearings will probe New York control of national bank deposits and the influence of a few men on banking. Campaign expenditure investigators also resume with William F Hearst, Senator Foraker and others slated to testify. Archbold letters and Standard Oil activity are focal points.
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Washington
New York
Pujo Committee
House
William F. Hearst
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Standard Oll Company
John Archbold
Archbold
Hearst
Boy Admits Robbery Motive Weakened by Shocked Confession
A 2 year old boy confessed to robbing a safe, recounting how he and another bandit carried out the heist on an express train. He described being beaten and restrained by a messenger, then disclosed where the money was buried and details of the gold shipment to the Fs Homa bank at Taft around the 10th of the month. Authorities, including county, city, and railroad officials, launched a manhunt that was called off after the youth’s statements led to further inquiries.
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Melvan
Fs Homa Bank of
Taft
Hamby
Mel Kern Junction
Marcopa
First National Bank of
Sunset Western
Balloon Rescue After Venice Ballon Sinks Off Shore
In Venice California a balloon split from its cable during a gale and sank four miles at sea. Pilot Sidney Neal Hampton and man John Wagoner were rescued by the Music and Mischief, saving Hampton and Wagoner with the 9 year old Charles Jordan unharmed. The trio were hospitalized for observation.
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Los Angeles
Iheable
Venice
Sidney Neal Hampton
John Wagoner
Charles Jordan
George Childe
Hampton Ct
Ceat
Wagoner
Jordan
Childs
The
Music
Mischief
Hampton
Jordan Boy
36 Lost In Gulf Storm At Port Arthur Texas
Port Arthur Texas December 15 Fears that thirty six persons are lost in a gulf storm as Standard Oil barge No 87 under master G Sand sinks after a heavy night storm The bark and nine crew members are drowned while the Impoco and barge Hainut in the same path are also feared lost with thirty six aboard
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Port Arthur
Texas
G.sand
Standard Oil Company
Gulf
Impoco
Opigh
Jannus Completes Record Hydro Air Journey
New Orleans on December 15 reported aviator Tony Jannus arriving by hydro airmboat from Omaha via the Missouri and Mississippi. He carried a passenger and claimed to set records for distance and duration in heavier than air craft, with formal city entry planned the next day.
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New Orleans
Tony Jannus
Omaha
Missouri
Mississippi
W. HL
Jannus
Erally
Helen Could Beard Engaged 10 Wed
Local notice reports Helen Could is engaged to be married on the tenth of a Wednesday, with the couple awaiting formal announcements from Amors Dacgieter of Jay Goi.
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Helen Could
Amors Dacgieter
Jay Go1m
Engagement Announced Between Helen Gould and Finlay J Shepard
Mrs Helen Miller Gould of New York announces the engagement of her sister to Finlay J Shepard a prominent railroad man of St Louis Missouri The Gould fortune and railroad connections are noted along with her past philanthropy and public service including aid to soldiers and women’s causes
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Lakewood
N. J
Helen Miller Gould
New York
Finlay J. Shepard
St Louis Mo
George
Gould
George J. Gould
Theie Slater
Misa Helen
Atister Gould
Piney Shepard
St. Louis
Mist Gould Meeting With Finley J. rd At Missouri Pacific
In December in Mi weneseee Mist Gould met Finley J. rd after he joined the operating department of the Missouri Pacific Mountain lines in June. He accompanied Mist Gould and her party.
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Finley J. Rd
Mist Gould
Missouri Pacietron Mountain Lines
Itt
Two Fall 10 Death in Oxford Flight
London reports a fatal aviation accident as a monoplane crashed near Wembley golf course. Lieut. We Parke of the royal navy and Mr Handswick, manager of an aircraft company, were killed when their plane, flown from Hendon towards Wembley, encountered chop and wind then spun and fell from about 150 feet.
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Royal Navy
Handswick
Hendon
Wembley
Golf Cours
Parke
Brooklands
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