Endurance Flight Pioneers Near 250 Hours At Culver City
Loren Mendell and RL Reinhart continue their Angeleno refueling endurance flight at Culver City airport reaching the 250 hour mark. The engine, though noisy earlier, ran smoothly after minor oil pump trouble. Crowds urged calm as pilots declined ambulance aid, planning to stay aloft at least 100 more hours despite ground chatter.
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Culver City
Calif
Loren Mendell
Pete’ Reinhart
Angeleno
Lato
Mendez
Mendel
Reinhart
Mendell
Filer
Meigs County Children’s Home Boys Harvest Berries and Hay
At the Meigs County Children’s Home in Pomeroy Ohio the able bodied boys pick blackberries and work in the hayfield. Ten to a dozen pickers each day bring in gallon amounts while a larger group gathered 28 gallons on Wednesday. Superintendent Harvey Eastman oversees harvests totaling about 28 tons of hay this season.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Harvey Eastman
Fire Deaths at English Festival Shock Crowd
In Gillingham England a two day midsummer festival comedy ended in tragedy as twelve people died in a four story dummy house fire during The Fireman's Wedding. Spectators cheered as the bride and groom and party perished, while firemen delayed alarms, believing it a stage effect.
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Gillingham
Kent
England
U.P
Jac Tabrett
Realife
Worral
Tabrett
Sheriff Recovers Escapees to Logan Jail
Prisoners Gilbert Hoy and Noble Denson, held on auto theft charges, were rearrested in North Canton after escaping Hocking County Jail. Sheriff Lloyd and Deputy Belden transported them back to Logan Jail for arraignment and possible grand jury action.
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County
Union Furnace
Robert Kern
Cambridge
North Canton
Lloyd
George W. Belden
Canton
Street Repair Work Progressing Rapidly
Street construction on Main Street advances with multiple crews at the Middleport section and additional gang planned for Kerrs Run end to speed contract completion. Governor Cooper declines comment on transfer of racing from Thistledown amid local betting interference at Bainbridge Geauga County.
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Pomeroy
Main Street
Middleport
Kerr
Cooper
Columbus
Thistledown
Shortt Hanratty
Cuyahoga County
Bainbridge
Geauga County
Forty Millions Needed to Open Chicago Schools
The Chicago Board of Education proceeds with selling tax anticipation warrants totaling 40 million dollars to cover operating costs until next tax revenue. The council opposed the sale, citing bank syndicate involvement, while the district faces 45 million in indebtedness and 600000 students risk extended summer vacation without funds.
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Chicago
U.R
Passengers Hurt In Truck Crash
Two commercial trucks laden with passengers during a streetcar strike collided at a New Orleans street intersection. Six people were severely injured and taken unconscious to hospitals as bystanders watched the crash and ice from one vehicle sprayed the scene.
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New Orleans
Ay Street
Two Aviators Plan Three Record Flights in August
Chicago July 12 Two former army aviators Canta, C. Edward Nelson and Roy L Amnell will attempt three new flying records in August. They aim for nonstop Chicago to San Francisco and back with refueling, seeking distance and time marks for transcontinental flight and the nonstop refueling flight record. The cruise is expected to cover about 7,000 miles in 72 hours.
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Chicago
Army
San Francisco
New York
Chicago Air Capital
Canta
C. Edward Nelson
Roy L Ammell
Society Girl Dorothy Wilson Improves After Car Collision
Pasadena and Chicago socialite Dorothy Wilson, 20, injured in a crash with Miss Tielen Hertz, 19, shows improved condition at Evanston Hospital. Doctors report possible further transfusion and hope for recovery without permanent disability as Hertz faces arraignment July 20 on assault and dangerous weapon charges.
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Evanston
U.P
Dorothy Wilson
Pasadena
Calif
Chicago
Tielen Hertz
John Hertz
Wilson
Marcue H. Hobart
Milton Wilson
Wiliam Cummings
Evanston Hospital
Hobart
Miss Wilson
Hertz
J. Bluss
Democratic Senator Opposes Tariff, Retains Party Discord
Washington July 12 Senator Simmons Pemachat Keany announced among fellow Democrats that he opposes the tariff bill before the Senate Finance Committee. He warned against altering control of the Democratic National Committee, and denied any link to intraparty fights over leadership.
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Washington
Simmons
Keany
Dorin Jeeu
Democrat National Demroittce
Senate Finance Committee
Shimon
Smith
North Carolina
Alaombe
Si Pator
Demecrstie
Raskoab
Woid
Demerratte
Haskob Tammany Vidi
Tin
Refused To Take New Fangled Bill In New York
Mrs Edith Mitag tried to pay a Panama Mall Steamship Line bill with a twenty dollar bill but the driver returned it saying coupons are not accepted. The incident is tied to a report from Cedar Point dated July 12 where G Pickrel of Dayton was named president of the Ohio State Taxicab Association, succeeding John A Elden of Cleveland.
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New York
Edith Mitag
Panama Mall
Ohio State
Hart
Mitttag
John A. Elden
Cleveland
Death of 6-Year-Old Buster Weed Drowns in Hocking River
Nelsonville dispatch reports Elmer “Buster” Weed aged 6, son of Mr and Mrs William Weed Haydenville, drowned in the Hocking River near Haydenville after swimming with older youths. A pulmotor crew and a doctor were unable to revive him after two hours of efforts. the death is attributed to drowning.
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Weed
Nelsonville
Elmer ‘Buster’ Weed
William Weed
Haydenville
Hocking River
Haydensilley
Rea- Net
Waterson Villa
Leen Aden
Elmer Weed
Water National Fireproofing Company
Dyno
Schenk
Logan
Trial delay for Dr Snook denied in Franklin County
Dr James Snook's bid to push back the murder trial of Ohio State coed Hix from July 22 to the next term was denied by Judge Scarlett. The defense argued for more time and access to personal belongings, reports, and physician notes, but the court ruled no continuance and kept the schedule. Snook, married father of a child, confessed days after arrest but later recanted.
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Dr. Snook
Ohio State
Franklin County
Colymarts
James HO Bnogk
Hix
Compton Mena
Amine Snook
Scaarlett
Scarlett
Beannett
Snook
Phyasicians
Dheimlata
Ontatle
Miss Hix
Plct
Ite
YANKEES Feted in Rome with Musk and Fans
Rome celebrates the U S aerial team Yancey and Williams as they tour the city. A general Roman mass meeting is planned at Colonna Place with Mussolini expected to greet the explorers. The party visits Littorio Airdrome and meets Balbo and De Pinedey Traty.
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Thomas Morgan
United Press
Rome
Roger Q. Wits Dame
Lewis A. Yancey
Voyageura
Benito Mussolini
Atlantic
Campi Degtio
Augusto Turaati
Faselat
Melal Balbo
Fi Aviation
Yancey
Williams
Littorio
Fantander
Old Orchards
Mets
Balhe
Francencq de Pinedey Traty
Mussolini
Lower Tariff Rates On Card
Washington on July 12 reports show a move toward reducing tariffs on passenger automobiles to 10 percent while motor trucks face a 26 percent duty. Senate Finance Committee members voiced mixed support for free trade proposals pushed by Ford interests and industry leaders. Democratic members favored lower rates than 10 percent, while Republicans largely backed the motor magnates recommendations.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Ford Motor Company
Edsel Ford
Trenry Ford
Lis
Halvan
Micauley
Autormobile Chamber of Commerce
Alfred J. Sloan
Motara
Untin Bowler Set to Resume Journey to Berlin
Damaged report from Chicago notes the amphibious craft Untin Bowler, delayed by ice floes in Ungava Bay, is expected to resume its flight to Berlin today. Crew dispatches indicate plans remain firm despite hazardous conditions and July 12 timing.
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Chicago
Ungava Bay
Chicago Tribune
Berlin
Tribune
Soviet Watch in Manchuria and Nordic Dispatches
Soviet trade organizations in north Manchuria are reported as the area closes. An American consul describes a battle at a ford and a damaged Berlin plane after a collision. Chinese authorities arrest sixty Communists as the situation unfolds amid weather-advantaged transit.
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Washington
Robertlery
Manchuria
Wood
Robert Gasticninese
Parker Cramer
Antin
MacMurray
Berlin
Port Burwell
Mount Evans
Greenland
Dope Affair Advances in San Francisco Chinatown
Prominent Chinatown residents await official guidance as the United States weighs procedures to stop a smuggling plot. The attempt to import about 690 000 dollars worth of opium belonging to Mrs Ying Kao prompted federal inquiry, with 48 hours passing since a telegram to Washington seeking instructions amid fragile China relations. Authorities could arrest wealthy residents if evidence supports it.
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N Francisco
San Francisco
United States
Ying Kao
Hors
State Department
Washington
China
Chinatown
Car collision at Grometod Crossing injures passenger
A light roadster owned by Lawrence Henry of Athens collided with a train at Grometod Crossing on Thursday night. The car was wrecked and there were no signals or flagmen present. Harold Murphy, riding with Henry, was scratched and his right hand bruised. Henry was uninjured.
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Lawrence Henry
Athens
Grometod Crossing
Henry
Harold Murphy
Mr. Henry
Athens Messenger Offers Soups Booklet for Kitchens
The Athens Messenger promotes a new Washington Information Bureau booklet titled Soups Salads and Sandwiches. It offers a varied collection of recipes for healthful economical soups and quick meals. Readers can obtain the booklet by sending 17 cents with a coupon to Frederick J. Haskine, Director, Information Bureau, Washington DC.
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Washington
Nae Reau
Frederick J. Haskine
Athens
Washington, D. C
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