Mexican Linc Carranza Dies in Flight Crash near Mt Holly
New York reports Mexican aviator Wimiho Carranza died in a crash near Mt Holly New Jersey after a non stop attempt to fly to Mexico. Investigators say a bolt of lightning likely struck his Ryan monoplane, leaving the craft charred but not burning. Carranza had delayed departure due to bad weather and personal motives follow his recent marriage.
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New York
Broadway
Todas
Wimiho Carranza
Mexico
Mt. Holly
N. J
Carranza
New Jersey Woodlands
Manatee
Washington
Voleni Charles A. Lindbergh
North Carolina
Raven Fiers
Enic
Car- Tunar
Mexico City
Lindbergh
Roosevelt T Eddy
Fia
Ravinerone
Tiananar
Tusnackit
Weather Bureau
Hoosevelt
Heo
BcClark
Hinger
Careranga
Ryan
St Lewis
Southland
John Tienry Carr
Holly
Carr
Mt. Kelly
Budgets Filed for Township and Health District in Athens County
Three township budgets and the Athens County Health district budget have been filed in the office of County Auditor J Clyde Edmondson. Budgets cover taxing districts and related fiscal details.
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Athens County
J. Clyde Edmundson
Miea
Arthur Inter
Athens
Trimble
Canaan
Edmundson
Athens Township
Alexander
Ames
Bern
Carthage
Dover
Lee
Lodi
Rome
Troy
Waterloo
York
Albany Village
Amesville
Buchtel
Chauncey
Coolville
Glouster
Jacksonville
J. M. Higgins
Health Commission
George Fose
J. Stanley
Walter Wint- Tateh
County Budget Commission
R. Johnson
Dr. Willams
J.C. Edmundson
Liquor in Home Receives Favor Of New Leader
Springfield reports that John J. Raskob, new Democratic national committee chairman, urged a local option plan allowing liquor for home use in communities voting for it under existing laws. He argued for temperance and law, plus modifications to restore respect for the 18th Amendment and Volstead Act.
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Springfield
Mass
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Governor Smith Responds To Prohibition Campaign Firestorm
Albany July 14 A Trumpeted reaction from Governor Alfred J. Smith Democratic presidential contender as he read a newspaper story quoting William Allen White. The piece cited purported records showing Smith voted against measures aimed at curbing saloons and liquor sales in New York state.
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Albany
N.Y
Alfred J. Smith
Smith
William Allen White
O .R. Miller
New York State
Ideal Match Ends In Divorce Case Sparks Public Outcry
Celegiant mix of scandal and court action reports Jeanne Four and Ward H Coy, Yale star, in a high profile divorce case. The governor notes non-union miner links while Miss Engels resumes her maiden name after separation since June 1927 following a train incident.
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Muller
Fakir
Wiite
Chicago
U.P
Jeanne
Pagels
Caldwell
U.B
Miller
Ward H
Fed
R. Miller
Joseph Sabath
Rain
Engels
Coy
Paole
Workers Trapped in Chicago Sewer Rescue Efforts Underway
July 14 Chicago firefighters entered a sanitary district sewer to search for men trapped by a rush of water. Twelve workers were in the tunnel when water was turned on by mistake. at least three are believed drowned. Charles Chiaro surfaced, then returned to aid others, making seven trips to save several men. Six others are missing, with three believed to have escaped.
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Chicago
Uprl-Al
Sani Jtary
Vmanholen
Charles Chiaro
Chiaro
Belle Valley Clash Over Non-Union Laborers
In Belle Valley women and children were reported to have stoned non union laborers. One woman was arrested but released on bond.
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Belle Valley
Jury to Hear Mining District Disorder Cases in May Term
Cases arising from disorders in mining districts of Athene County will be tried by jury at the May term of the Common Fleas court. Grand jury reconvenes Monday for a special session to investigate mining disputes. may include few jail cases with bond issues. More than 250 subpoenas will issue as witnesses testify in multiple charges. exact case count uncertain due to interlocking charges. Members listed include Wolfe, Spear, Wilson, Sands, Potter, Rowe, Sargent, Wildman, Mason, Cooksey, Crossen, Otis, Davis, Johnson, and Donaldson.
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Athene County
A. O. Wolfe
Trimble
Willam B. Spear
Rome
EB. Ls. Wilson
Waterloo
Frank Sands
Dover
A. B. Potter
Lee
J. D. Rowe
Canaan
Frank Sargent
Lod
Samuel Wildman
Troy
William Mason
Homer J. Cooksey
Athens
N. Fi
Crossen
J. J. Otis
T. J. Davis
York
James Johnson
Bruce Donaldson
Not Intentional Aaron Moul Seeks State Auditor Nomination
Aaron Moul, a Democratic candidate for state auditor, visited a Republican stronghold and apologized saying he crossed through the enemy’s country to reach supporters. He cites 18 years as state bureau examiner and being born in Drake county to back his nomination. He did not meet Frank Gross or Fred Beckler but wanted the party aware his visit to the county was intentional.
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Aaron Moul
Drake County
Frank Gross
Fred Beckler
Kahn Denies Quoted Prediction Of Four Trunk Lines
In a Chicago Journal of Commerce letter M W Kahn says he was misquoted as predicting four eastern trunk lines. He explains plans envision four great systems under contemplation and discussion and hopes a project may be submitted to the Interstate Commerce Commission within a year.
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Chicago
U.p—Olte
Kahn
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Interstate Commerce, Commission
Planes search for Amundsen and relief party
Paris July 14 Two here all metal seaplanes ordered into the Arctic to find Roald Amundsen Rene Guibaud and other Italia relief party members missing since June 18. They will fly to Kings Bay Spitzbergen then join the French cruiser Strasbourg.
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Paris
Arctic
Roald Amundsen
Rene Guibaud
Italia
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Strasbourg
Hoover finishes duties as secretary of commerce
Washington July 14 Herbert Hoover wound up his affairs as secretary of commerce and will begin his first tour as Republican presidential nominee. He plans a cross country trip with stops in Chicago Superior Brule and Duluth before reaching San Francisco and California. Hoover will focus on finalizing remaining department work and will meet campaign aides at national committee headquarters.
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Paul TK. Mallon
Chited
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Chicago
Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
James W. Good
Walter Newton
Minnesota
Koreau
Superior
Wis
Brule
Duluth
Minn
San Francisco
Paul
Omaha
Nebleheyenne
Wye
Reno
Nev
California
Tim
Tom San Rancisco
Istanford University
Belgian liner Elizabethville raised by Italian tug
In St Nazaire France an Italian salvage party, after removing a dynamite cordon, brought to the surface the safe from the sunken Belgian liner Elizabethville. The event followed a long operation off the French coast and involved the ship’s priceless cargo. Rainfall on Friday measured 1 39 inches. river stage reached about 16 feet before receding.
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ST. Nazaire
France
Belman
Elizabethville
South Africa
Spenger
Mrs. C. N
Oil Man Weds Adopted Daughter in Philadelphia
Multi millionaire oilman W W Marland married his former adopted daughter Miss Lydie Miller Roberts in a Flourtown suburb of Philadelphia just hours after obtaining a Norristown license. The 34 year old groom and 28 year old bride inherit a $2 million estate in Ponca City Oklahoma and plan a Canadian and Pacific honeymoon before returning home in September.
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Thiladuthta
Ih. W. Marland
Ok Yoma Oil
Lydie Miller Roberts
Marland
Flourtown
Philadelphia
Norristown
Miss Roberts
Pennsylvania
Floortown
Ponca City
Okla
George Roberts
Marlands
Canada
Pacific
Frozen Arctic rescue yields nine Italians and others missing
Icebreaker Krassin presses northward as nine men rescued from the Italia disaster are flown to safety by Uppland and a Finnish plane. Captain Sora and dog driver Van Dongen are brought aboard after weeks lost. others remain missing. Kings Bay reports ongoing Arctic search and planned relief for Chukhnovsky group.
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Nobile
Fier Chukhnovsky
Krassin
Finn Malmgren
Filippo Zappi
Adalberto Martano
Hy Als Andersen
United Press
Kings Bay
Spitabergen
Arctic
Arce
Soi
North East
Lang
Italla
Syete van Dongen
Uppland
Sevarnment
Surko
Ludvig Varming
Sora
van Dongen
Mariano
Zappi
Fina Malmegeen
Detroit
U.R
Charles E . Boyce
Port Huron
Mich
Grand Commandery
Michigan
Vallary
Jackson
Cape Fiaten
Chukhnovsky
Weather Outlook and Smith Day Celebration in St. Louis
The weather bureau forecast generally fair skies in the Ohio valley and a gradual warming trend through the week. In St Louis the Smith family reunion drew nearly 50 members with Gov Alfred E Smith’s support, Smith Day proclaimed by Mayor Victor J Miller, and remarks by Frank R Smith and Percifer Frazen Smith noting about 2,000,000 Smiths in America.
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ST. Louis
Smith Association of
Nernor
Alfred J. Smith
New York
Ohio Valley
Forest Park
Victor J. Miller
Smith
Sonally
Frank R. Smith
Smith Association
Percifer Frazen Smith
Philadelphia
Association
America
Bath Party at St George's Baths in London
A full dress midnight bath party was hosted by Miss Ponsonby, daughter of MP Arthur Ponsonby, at St George's Baths near Buckingham Palace. Guards checked invitations at entry as guests in fanciful costumes enjoyed the pool and flower strewn water, some riding rubber horses or swimming in attire. One man entered in a dressing gown and felt hat.
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London
St George's Baths
Buckingham Palace
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Washington Information Bureau
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John J. Raskoh
Raskoh
PD. H. Callahan
Museum Hiead
David C. Davies
Field Museum of Natural History
Wosings
Travies
Jeanne Hagels
Yale
Dallas
Tes
Eastern Finances
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Coolidge
Alvin ‘Jt. Hert
Loulaville
Drake Hotel
Ing
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Fallowa
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