Heavy Mist Delays U S World Flight Prep From Kirkwall
Lieutenant Smith and five airmen await a weather break as thick fog halts the U S Army fuel flight from Kirkwall to Iceland. Two destroyers guard the route while the cruiser Richmond and Rear Admiral Magruder monitor conditions.
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Davis J. Walsh
U. S
Richmond
Houton Bay
Scotland
United States Army
Kirkwall
Iceland
Lowell M. 8Ith
Brough
England
Iland
North Atlantic
Hornfjord
Reid
Billingly
Magruder
Teeland
Tey
Smith
Erik Nelson
Crash Victims Buried After Sunday Auto Crash
In Tiltonville on July 30 funeral services were held for Mrs Dilmna Antonelle 20 and her 3 month old babe killed in an auto wreck at St Clairsville Sunday. The mother’s husband remains hospitalized with injuries.
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Tiltonville
Dilmna Antonelle
St. Clairsville
Yorkville
Commission to Work in London and Paris Conference
The inter allied reparations commission, meeting in Paris since the Versailles treaty, decides to go to London to participate directly in the peace conference. Senator Lodge is slated for an official Western session in London as part of the mission.
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Paris
Inter-Alled Reparations Commission
London
Maa
Marriage ends as Boston police strip Queen Annie of title
Queen Annie Butch of a gypsy tribe wed a self styled gypsy king in a broomstick ceremony. Police in Boston declare her single after her husband abused her. The groom retains no claim to the 2500 given by him, funds used to set Annie's father up in business.
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Annie Butch
Annie
Boston
Mass
Allies Near Chalks in Reparations Parley Amid Tense Talks
London July 31 Allied reparation conference teetered toward crisis as Committees 1 and 1% debate French safe guard plans for German loan bonds. British and French positions clash over Dawes plan delivery terms while Ramsay MacDonald delays inviting Germany until internal accord is reached.
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Luther A. Huston
I. N.S
London
Rman
Inter-Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
Ramsay MacDonald
Herriot
France
Col
J. A. Logan
Theunis
Belgium
England
Staten Island Man Kills Housekeeper Then Commits Suicide
Charles Blatt of Tottenville Staten Island shoots housekeeper Mrs Sadie Tarbone at her Tottenville home and then kills himself with a gunshot to the head authorities report the double tragedy occurred today at Mrs Harbone’s residence in Tottenville.
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New York
Charles Blatt
Tottenville
Staten Island
Mra
Sadie Tarbone
Views of alienists welcomed by young slayers in murder trial
In Chicago July 31, Nathan Leopold Jr. and “Dicky” Loeb, who killed Bobby Franks, resist alienist testimony labeling them mentally diseased. They fear a public stigma and seek to defeat the state, while judges and lawyers clash over admissibility of expert evidence in their case.
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George R. Holmes
I. N
State Corp’t
Chicago
Nathan Leopold Jr
Dicky” Loeb
Bobby Franks
John R. Caverly
Els
Ilinois
Caverly
Leopold
Loch
Crowe
Leopoldl
Loeb
Bam Rosen
Ae Paurdes
Leopold Udge
Cavegly
Rosen
Five Men Wounded In Clash Between Klansmen and Foes
In Haverhill Massachusetts on July 31 five men were shot during two violence outbreaks between Ku Klux Klan members and anti Klansmen at the Grove land gathering. The clash involved rifles revolvers rocks and clubs with police making twenty two arrests and seizing weapons. Three seriously wounded men were rushed to Gale Hospital while others suffered injuries.
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Haver Hill
Mass
Ku Klux Lilan
Groveland
Gale Hospital
Clarence Hardy
Davis or Governor Club Meets Friday
The Harry L. Davis for Gov Club plans a Friday 7 30 P M meeting in the Court room. Officers will be elected.
Davis Arrives in New York From Maine Vacation
Democratic presidential candidate John W. Davis reached Grand Central Station at 10 15 am after a Maine vacation lasting twelve days. He prepared the preliminary draft of his acceptance speech aboard the trip.
Two Long Island Railroad Workers Arrested After Sunnyside Wreck
In New York on July 31 two LI Railroad employees faces homicide charges after a Sunnyside yards wreck killed one and injured 40. Locomotive helper James J. Moore and towerman Alfred C Hunt are accused of derailing two cars by throwing a switch before the train cleared. Miss Walburra Buck of Flushing died. Mayor Hyland led the probe as Hunt denied switching the lever.
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New York
Long Island Railroad
Sunnyside Yards
Long Island City
James J. Moore
Alfred ¢. Hunt
Moore
Voorhis predicts a woman President despite old men’ s bloc
Albany July 28 In a column Arthur Brisbane reports John R Voorhis the 95 year old longest serving official predicts a woman President within a generation. He argues women would make better leaders though a Vice President may usher it in by 1980. He also critiques “old men’s diseases” and calls for better health and teeth care to avoid early death.
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Albany
N. Y
John R. Voorhis
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Little
Countess Peg Joyce declares divorce plans amid glamor and flags
Count Gustav Morner of Sweden left Long Island to gather thoughts after Peggy Joyce, formerly Peg ley Joyce, ended their brief marriage. Peggy, a five-time spouse with three millionaires, remains optimistic about marriage options and criticizes titles. She praised her ex-husband J Stanley Joyce as the best and independent wealth maker, while dismissing the Countess title.
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N. S. Stas
New York
Gustav Morner
Sweden
Pegley Joyce
Long Island
Dan Cupid
Peggy
J.stanley Joyce
Chicago
Milionaire
Pegary Joyce
Miss Joyce
Review of The Coal Industry broadcast on WGY Schenectady
Radio station WGY in Schenectady will air a review of The Coal Industry by A. K. Shurick of Athens. Published by Little, Brown & Co, the book has attracted attention after a recent release.
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WGY
Schenec
Tady
A. K., Shurick
Athens
Little Brown & Co
Runaway team causes injury near Elyria
Robert Mason of West Ridge sustained a fractured hip when his team of horses ran away frightening them and he was brought to the hospital in Elyria for treatment.
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Elyria
Robert Mason
West Ridge
Four Thousand TM Camp Cadets Boarded Trains Home
Four thousand mothers sons brown as berries after their month in the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Knox KY boarded special trains this morning for homes across Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia.
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Knox
Brown
Berrice
Citizens
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Mail robber shot dead as attempt to seize funds fails
In East Orange New Jersey a mail robbery at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western station ended with a federal clerk Eugene Stack 22 shooting and killing one robber who died on the platform. A second robber escaped in a taxicab.
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East Orange
N. J
Federal Reserve Bank
Delaware Lackawanna
Westeren
Eugene Stack
Stacks
Vun
Black
Kidnapped Child and Suspect Caught by Buffalo Officers
Cleveland dispatch reports Mire Phebe Woods and Dorothy May Blanchard, a five year old, were recovered by Buffalo police after a weekend kidnapping. Mrs Margaret Blanchard refused to prosecute Woods, saying she would forgive if Dorothy is returned safely. the director warned indictments would follow.
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Cleveland
Buffalo Police Department
Phebe Woods
Dorothy May Blanchard
Cléveland
Police Department
Margaret Blanchard
Mra. Woods
Dorothy
Mra. Blanchard
Barry
Ohio Democrats plan Davis campaign kickoff in Columbus
State leaders aim to open John W. Davis's active campaign in Ohio after primaries with an invitation for him to speak at the August 18 19 Democratic convention in Columbus. Davis would be notified of his nomination in Clarksburg four days earlier. Governor Donahey and State Democratic Chairman Durbin discussed the plan, seeking party harmony before the convention.
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Columbus
John W. Davis
Ohio
Davs
Davis
Clarksburgh
W. Va
Donahey
Durbin
Farm Teachers to Hear Experts at Ohio Conference
In Columbus Ohio the annual conference of Ohio teachers of vocational agriculture opens with addresses by Harry A Caton master for the Ohio Grange A K Berman state supervisor of agricultural education in New York and J B Palmer president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation.
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Columbus
Harry A. Caton
Ohio Grange
A. K. Berman
New York
J. B. Palmer
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Teachers of Vocational Agricult
Logan Youth Missing From West Virginia Home
Columbus police joined the search for Josie Logan an 18 year old Oak Hill West Virginia youth missing for a week since his brother Yerger Logan died after the youth left home Authorities were told of the death as part of the missing case
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Columbus
Josie Logan
Oak Hill
W. Va
Logan
Yerger Logan
Pomeroy Kiwanis hosts visitors to Bend lands tour
A New York Central Lines delegation led by Superintendent A N Lyon toured Bend lands near Pomeroy and Middleport site with 25 men inspecting the Pomroy Bead plant and nearby oil fields. The group met at Hobson with autos, visited Easex mine No 7, Fair Grounds, Run mines, and Settlement oil fields, toured roads near Racine and Apple Grove, and concluded with a banquet at Pyhtias Temple. The visit highlighted county road building plans and potential business ties between Kanawha Michigan and the area.
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Pomeroy
Thomas Farm
Reece Weat
Vinitora
Pomeroy Field
Fair Grounds
Eagle
Bashan
Cme
Watch Out for Benetgs Ores Other Mousemold
A fragment from Washington D C mentions Benetgs ores and a creature named mouse mold in a cryptic note. The text lacks clear event figures or dates but implies a warning context from the nation’s capital.
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Benetgs
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