World endurance flight ends after 216 hours in Angeleno feat
Loren Mendell and Rob Pete Reinhart complete 216 hours 43 minutes 30 seconds in the Angeleno refueling flight. They descend after a long mission tied to 21,000 miles flown and report gear and fuel issues from refuse in the tail group causing loss of control. Both pilots receive hospital checks with elevated pulse and blood pressure but celebrate with a victory banquet.
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Angeles
Loren Mendel
Rob Pete Reinhart
Mendell
Reinhart
Mende
Culver City
Mondell
Maendell
Athens Messenger Publishes Salads Booklet of Recipes
The Athens Messenger promotes a booklet featuring more than fifty salad recipes suitable for all seasons. It includes soup recipes and ideas for dressings, with a coupon offered and guidance for handy meal planning.
Rome Honors Aviators Who Crossed Atlantic in a Flight
Rome honors Roger Q. Williams and Capt. Lewis A. Yancey for a record Atlantic flight with a single stop. They completed the journey to bring home a historic achievement for American aviation.
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Rome
Atlantic
Victor Emanuel
Ialy
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
West
Prohibition talk and Rome welcome for American aviators
Arthur Brisbane notes the push for blue laws in Washington and Sunday restrictions, while American aviators Williams and Yancey receive lavish honors in Rome. They plan a audience with King Victor Emmanuel and visits to Tunis as Mussolini greets them.
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Rome
Pope Pius AI
Wiliams
Vareey
Victor Emanuel
Pathfinder
San Rogiore
Sestri
Willams
Yancey
Itniv
Tunis
Tunla Balbo
Air
Balbo
Boehring Air Transport first flying unit continues on Page Four
Logan report details a farm accident near Logan as Charles Wolf aged about 45 is struck by a motor car driven by Fred Kemp of Lancaster along the Athens Logan highway. Wolf suffers a fractured skull five broken ribs and spinal injuries. He is taken to Cherrington Hospital with recovery expected though serious injuries.
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Logan
Charles Wolf
Emerson Porton
Athens- Logan
Fred Kemp
Lancaster
Wolf
Cherrington Hospital
Kemp
Boys to Face Detective in Chicago Court
Six boys accused of a false arrest confront Detective Serjeant Frank Green in a Chicago boys court. Judge John H. Lyle ordered the youths before him with the case alleging improper arrest. A warrant clerk, James Quit of South State Street, was sentenced to 19 days for contempt after refusing to issue the warrant.
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Chicago
Surgeant
Frank Green
John H. Lyle
Nage
Chils AL
South State Street Soul
Wis
Green
Lyle
Reform calls for overhaul of Federal law enforcement
Donald C. Van Thuiren, retiring A US attorney in Cleveland, urges sweeping reforms to speed up courts. He denounces patronage and bargaining in criminal cases, proposes an American Bureau to coordinate federal investigations, and suggests transferring liquor enforcement duties to the Justice Department to curb political turnover.
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Cleveland
Donald C. van Thuiren
United States
van Buren
Joever
Department of Justice
Wife Prefers Women Friends Divorces Charge
Ove Rell Flesher files for divorce from Mrs M Grace Wesher state president of the Sons and Daughters of Veterans of America. He alleges her secret correspondence with Anna P Lockyer of Stulunville and public fondling with other women at a convention in Findlay.
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Flesher
Alztm
Lake Boats Will Sail for Europe
The steamer Coralstone will sail from Cleveland to ports in Europe early next week launching a direct freight service by the Central West European Transport Company. The venture, led by the Steven Brothers of Leith, aims to prove an long regarded impossible goal and has drawn wide interest from shippers.
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Cleveland
Coralstone
Trans- Sport Company
Steven Brothers
Leith
Praises Lawyers For Their Efforts In Ohio Bar Meeting
At Cedar Point the Ohio State Bar Association prepared to adjourn as Governor Cooper received praise from members. The Governor cited the association backed revisions to the criminal, corporate, and blue sky codes and the repeal of 1 000 obsolete sections as major achievements before the General Assembly.
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Cedar Point
U.P
Weather of Week Will Be Sultry
Weather outlook for July 15 to 20: Ohio Valley generally fair with local thundershowers midweek. temperatures near normal early, warmer midweek, cooler Friday. Also mentions a violent incident in North Platte involving a patrolman and a shooting.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Devotes Life To Predicting Weather
New York July 13 U P Sir Robert Wilkins has dedicated his life to predicting weather for all regions of the world arriving aboard the Berengaria. The report notes his long career and global outlook.
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New York
U.P
Robert Wilkins Haa
Cee Eee
Dry Agents Must Use Guns in Work
LAKESIDE July 13. State Prohibition Commissioner Rupert St Beetham defended enforcement with guns and occasional shooting when necessary in a speech to the Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union. The city director labeled bootleggers and rum runners as desperate men. Columbus July 123. W.A. dairy agents must continue to use guns, with three people losing their lives by drowning in Ohio during the past 94 hours.
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Rupert St. Beetham
Ohio Women's Christian Temperance
Columbus
Usc
Ohlfo
Man Drowns After River Accident Near Gallipolis
Reports say George Plants aged 31 and his wife were drowned in the Ohio River near Gallipolis while a recovery effort contemplates underwater work. A surgeon planned another operation as authorities search for missing bodies and a submerged craft.
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George Plants
Ohio River
Antarctic
Sir Hubert
Condon
Gallipolis
George V
Herman
Sca
Jerry
Hiss
Kia Cooley
Mud Creek
Fremont
Federal Farm Board to Meet With Hoover
President Hoover focuses on completing organization plans for the new Federal Farm Board. The board will convene in the White House cabinet room for its first meeting Monday morning, three months after Hoover sent his message to Congress urging legislation.
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Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
White House
Congress
Yeater
Chicriman Alexander Legge
Cael Willams
Oklahoma City
Prohibition Board Tightens Malt Tonic Contents
Washington reports UK-Prohibition Commissioner Doran issued an order raising solid content in malt tonic to 18 percent while keeping alcoholic content at 2 percent to hinder conversion into beer. The measure targets breweries in the Albany region recently found producing beer from tonic.
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Washington
Doran
Poran
Albany
Four Trans Atlantic Flights In Progress In Aviation Week
United Press reports four Trans Atlantic flights active today. A race from Le Bourget France to New York involved Marshag Plsadsht and Question Mark with crews including two Poles and two Frenchmen. Other flights moved between Chicago Derlin and Stockholm New York while pilots set endurance and long distance records in California and Chile.
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le Bearcat Field
France
New York
Rome
Armen
California
Tampa
Fla
Santiago
Chile
le Bourget
New Yor
Antin
Chicago
Derlin
Stockholm
Port Burwell
Vag
Sverlee
Idgtur
Groenlanid
Dakeott
Chuna
Roger
Whitama
Tew A. Yaneery
Lorn Mendel
St PF. Reine Hat
Culver City
Cnn
John Kd
Montgomery
Banuago
Alohe
More Arrests Expected for Opium Charges in San Francisco
Federal authorities anticipated further arrests on warrants similar to those charging Ying Kao, Chinone vice counsel, his wife, and Suen Foon, consulate chancellor, with conspiracy to smuggle opium valued over $600000 found in Mrs. Kao's trunks after a recent Orient voyage. The two officials faced Jones Miller act violations and were released on $10,000 bonds after pleas of not guilty.
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San Francisco
Ying Kao
Chinone
Suen Foon
Lures Sted
Jones Miller
Stills Seized in 1928 Show Southern Rush Despite Prohibition
United Press reports 11,942 illicit stills seized nationwide in 1928, nearly half from the cotton belt South. Georgia led with 1,484 moonshine raids, North Carolina 1,638, Kentucky 702, plus Alabama 208, South Carolina 162, Tennessee 63, and Virginia 225. Total seizures in eight Southern states reached 4,982. nationwide 13,996 with 7,024 in Porto Rico.
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Cecil Owen
United Press
Washington
Statistical Division
The
Prohibition Bureau
Georgia
Union
North Carolina
Stil Neizures
Kentucky
Alabama
Maryland
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
New York
New Jer
Hoover Favours Tariff Cuts Indirectly Indicated
July 13 Hoover hints at tariff reductions as three Finance Committee members Reed Waterman Edge say some House rates should fall. Watson backs alignment with president on tariff, while skepticism remains until specifics emerge amid Canadian protest talks.
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Wasifington
U.R. New Developmenta
Hoover
Ohas
Senate
Watant
Reed
Edge
Wataon
Almant
State Department
Munsey
Hokum Blind-Fold Test Claims Cigarette Smell Blind
In Portland on July 13 the AMA presented Dr. Emil Bogen findings from blind-fold tests with male smokers. He noted smokers struggled to distinguish brands, though some could tell domestic from imported tobacco. The tests imply tobacco dulls taste, with limited brand discrimination. A second item reports two men dead and another wounded after a pistol battle at the Hotsy Totay Club in New York.
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Portland
Ore
Emil Bogen
Cincinnati
American Medical Association
Bea
Bogen
Nollets Kindle Club
New York
U.R
River Race WLW Will Broadcast Ohio River Match
Cincinnati July 13 WLW granted a mobile short wave license to broadcast the race between the Betsy Ann and the Tom Greens on the Ohio River Tuesday at 5 p m direct from a moving boat. A 9 meter wavelength is assigned and the race will be sent to WLW for broadcast on 700 kilocycles.
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Cincinnati
U.P
WLW
Federal Radio Commission #0
Ohio River
French fliers dash for Atlantic crossing in two planes
Paris dispatch says Dieud Costes and Maurice Bellonte launched from Le Bourget at dawn for a trans Atlantic flight to the United States aboard the Question Mark. The Polish crew in Marshal Pilsudski also started, while weather and radio updates suggested favorable winds for the long ocean crossing.
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Richard D. McMillan
United Press
Paris
Aire
le Bourget Field
Atlantic
United States
Dieus Donne Costes
Maurice Bellonte
Ocean
Wirelves Moasagea
Costes
Bellonte
Marshal Pitsodakt
Louig Idzikowski
Casimir Kubata
Marshal Plisudski
Ward
Finnce
Contes
Kenontet
M¢O
Sporting Hiss
Tokio
New York
Sdhaikowaski
Gier
Idzikowski
Kubala
Poland
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