Monoplane fliers recount faulty radio caused rescue delay
Honolulu reports Ernest J. Smith and Emory B. Bronte, civilian trans oceanic pilots, misled ships by frantic SOS calls before radio failure. They landed on Molokai after fuel fears and antenna damage, plane wrecked except for motor and nav gear. Salvage parts expected from Pelican. Bronte rested while Smith planned Honolulu visit with Governor Farrington.
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Honolulu
Ernest J. Smith
Emory B. Bronte
Trans-Oceanic Fliers
Smith
Bronte
City of
Oakland
Hawaiian
Molokai
Hawaii
Mynah
Pelican
Orphan Owl Rears 13 Chick Broods In Monmouth
In Monmouth Illinois Baby Hoot the horned owl has raised a brood of chickens for 13 springs. Each year she guards three to four hen eggs and treats hatched chicks with head and bill fondling while protecting them from dogs and cats with a warning cluck. The owl was found in 1907 and has lived in a screened pen in Roads Para district Brazil.
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Monmouth
Ill
R. G. Walters
Walters
Para
Brazil
Big program for Lindbergh visit in Butte
Citizens plan a major welcome for Charles Lindbergh and two Army fliers Lester Maitland and Albert Hegenberger. A noon reception at Clark Park and a city hall headquarters are set with a banquet and mine tour. The September celebration will host visitors from many towns as the city prepares with committees and a Chequamegon cafe luncheon.
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St. Louis
New York
Paris
Butte
Licuts
Lester Maitland
Albert Hegenberger
Pacific
California
Honolulu
City
Washington
War Department
Hawaiian Islands
Milwaukee Road
San Francisco
Lindbergh
Air
Clark Park
Beadle
Teading
al Wilkinson
Chequamegon Cafe
Jack Lynch
Sapiro Drops Libel Suit Against Ford Dearborn
A settlement ends Aaron Sapiro's libel suit against Henry Ford and the Dearborn Independent. The Dearborn paper will publish a retraction and drop the charge of a Jewish conspiracy aiding agricultural control. Sapiro vows to rebuild his legal career and notes years of co operatives work in the U S and Canada.
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Henry Ford
Sapiro
Ford
Morgan
Dearborn Independent
Dearborn
United States
Canada
Ford Dearborn
Aaron Sapiro
Federal District Court
Willian
Henry Gallagher
Rt. Sapiro
Clifford B. Longley
Ford. ‘Motor Company
Federal Fourth
Arthur’ J. ‘Tuttle
Noce Charles C. Simons
Gallagher
Sapiratras
Detroit
Chicago
Long Joy
Martin ©. Ansorge
New York
J. Kosman Whie
Vienna Riots Intensify As Troops Side With Mob
Rioting in Vienna continued with clashes between police and crowds. Casualties cited as 12 dead and 100 wounded, later estimates rising to about 250 killed and vast damage. Key sites like the post office and palace of justice burned. martial law imposed. communications largely severed. Reports from Paris and Berlin note government efforts to restore order and possible cabinet changes amid a tense frontier with Italy threatening action if trains resume.
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Vienna
Palace of Justice
Republican Army
Paris
Scipel
Seipel
Schober
Socialist Party
Havas
Prague
Tornado Hits South Park Killing Several In Kansas
A deadly tornado near South Park west of Lebo Kansas left Mr and Mrs T R Jones and their son Kenneth 15 dead along with Lloyd Davis 14 and others injured as it wrecked farms and a greenhouse. Fire ambulances and police rushed to aid with Kansas City hospitals treating the wounded and the storm felled buildings across Burlingame and surrounding farms.
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South Park
T. R. Jones
Kenneth
Lebo
Lloyd Davis
Davis
Burlingame
Kan
Kansas City
Gus Chowan
Kansas
Ben D. Davis
Here
Topeka
C. B. Kelley
Joseph Bighera
Prank Reler
F. M.rowell
Stephenson Case Probed After Woman Returns
A young woman linked to Stephenson's charges fled the city but came back and opened a local bank safety deposit box she shared with the prosecutor. The box was found empty as she reportedly had entered it during the investigation.
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Stephenson
Stephenson trial notes amid political delays in Indiana
Rusted with papers and documents about Stephenson's murder trial of Miss Madge Oberholtzer in Indianapolis. Lloyd Hill and Stephenson's attorneys kept silence after a Michigan City conference. Hill spoke from prison as Stephenson withheld further evidence while awaiting Indiana Supreme Court action on two appeals from the murder conviction.
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Stephenson
Madge Oberholtzer
Ianapolis
Lloyd ©. Hill
Hill
Michigan
Indiana Supreme Court
Remy
Engine crashes kill four aboard car near Elyria
Four persons die when a small coupe is struck by a New York Central mail train near Elyria Ohio. Two victims were Stephen Shura aged 35 and Mary 30, identified at Elyria Memorial Hospital. their children Mildred 10 and Alexander four months were among the dead. The scene followed a dinner party as the family left. In another report, C A C Birkin, a baronet's son, died the next day in an automobile race crash in the Isle of Man.
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New York
Louis Abidoliff
Antoinette
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
William Alchermes
Brooklyn
Elyria
Ohio
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stephen Shura
Mary
New York Central
Mildred
Alexander
C. A.C Birkin
Isle of Man
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Germany
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Columbia Gardens
Loomis Victor Recording Orchestra
Kangas
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Philadelphia
Newark
N. J. Ansonia
Greater
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Pennsylvania
Upper New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Duluth
Minn
Wein
Wight
Atytiah
Gray
East Imarmas Aces
Mensione
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Winter Garden
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