Missing Sir John Carling Deepens Atlantic Mystery
The monoplane Sir John Carling, 26 hours out from Newfoundland to England, is overdue at Croydon as searchers warn of a fate similar to Old Glory. Crew include Terry Tully and James Medcalf. hope for the Old Glory fliers fades after ships reported no trace. Weather blocks search while Royal Windsor and Columbia await favorable winds in Harbor Grace and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Sir John Carling
Newfoundland
England
Croydon
Harbor Grace
Terry Tully
James Medcalf
Lloyd W. Bertaud
James DeWitt Hill
Philip A. Payne
United Press
Irish
Ireland
North Atlantic
Old Glory Lost at Sea on Attempted Rome Flight
The photograph shows Old Glory taking off from Old Orchard Beach Maine with pilots Lloyd W Beraud and James D Hill and New York newspaper man Philip A Payne aboard en route to Rome. The flag is reported lost in the Atlantic after weeks of delay with two women passengers identified Mrs Lloyd Bertaud and Mrs Philip Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd W. Beraud
James D. Hill
Philip
A. Payne
New York
Lloyd Bertaud
Philip Payne
Restraining Order Drawn for Both Sides in Coal Case
In Steubenville on September 8 a new restraining order will be issued to permit peaceful union picketing at mines with non union workers, ending a prolonged injunction in a federal court case. Adjutant General Frank Henderson testified peaceful conditions prevailed. Bond set at $1000 for John L Owens of Indianapolis who testified in the injunction hearing. his hearing is next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
U.P
Fed
Benson Hocat
Hough
Houzh
Frank Henderson
Ohio National Guard
Ohio
John L. Owens
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Owens
Operators and Miners in Illinois Meeting Today
A two-miner two-operator sub committee pressed to reopen Illinois coal mines. The group held its first meeting last night after a session yesterday to form the panel. The Illinois Mine Operators association met and adjourned after a long session with no definite accord but termed progress satisfactory. Harry Fishwick and Walter Nesbitt spoke for the miners while H. C. Perry Hillsboro and George B. Harrington represented the operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Illinois
Illinois Mine Operators’ Association
Harry Fishwick
Walter Nesbitt
H. C. Perry
Dr. David Allen Anderson Still Leads Kent College
Dr. David Allen Anderson remains president of Kent State Normal college as trustees adjourn a secret session after hearing testimony in a trial on 140 charges. The board plans to issue a verdict at the next meeting, with Anderson declining public defense while promising a statement after the case concludes. Witnesses included supporters of Anderson and his attorney Albert L. Caris of Ravenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Allen Anderson
Kent College
Kent
U.P
Kent State Normal College
Board of Trustees
Anderson
W. A. Cluff
Twelve New Infantile Paralysis Cases in Ohio
Twelve new cases of infantile paralysis were reported to the state health department in Columbus bringing the six day total to 69. Three deaths occurred this month. Most cases are in Tuscarawas Belmont Cuyahoga and Hamilton counties with six additional counties infected since the first of the month. The majority of cases are in the polio poliomyelitis or mild stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
State Department of Health
Tuscarawas
Belmont
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Ashtabula
Clinton
Crawford
Harrison
Knox
Muskingum
New Record at State Fair in Ohio
Columbus Sept 8 Receipts at the Ohio State fair last week set a new all time record Agriculture Director Truax declared Total receipts from all sources amounted to about 233000 Dollars Highest previous total was for 1925 when receipts totaled 27000 Dollars Only a little more than 4000 of this years revenues still remain to be collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Truax
U.P
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Bier
Franks Scott McBride
Anti- Saloon League
Wheeler
Howard Hyde Russell
The
League
Ernest Cherrington
World League Against Alcoholism
Methodists Discuss Politics Inside and Outside the Church
Ohio Methodist sessions unite to vote on lay and ministerial delegates for the Kansas City General Conference. Politicking spills into public life as Supt. Charles F. Miller says no presidential winner in 1928 without being a dry. A proposed new conference would cover most of Ohio with 577 members, awaiting General Conference ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Charles F. Miller
Indianapolis Public Schools
Marshall
L. T. Marshall
Xenia
John S&s. Edwards
Licking County
U. S. Supreme Court
Ralph E. Diffendorfer
Board of Foreign Missions
M. E. Church
China
John Wesley
The
Christian College
Edwin H. Hughes
Chicago
Folk
Missouri
Hughes
New York
Pattison
Ohio
Whitman
Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
General Conference
Tunney Dempsey fight to be broadcast worldwide on short wave
Promoter Tex Rickard announced a 48 blow by blow radio coverage of the Tunney Dempsey heavyweight title bout on September 22. Graham McNamee will describe from New York with Scripps Howard sponsors and world wide reach via a new short wave system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Broadcasting Company
Tex Rickard
Scripps- Howard
Graham McNamee
McNamee
New York
Rickard
Europe
Central
South America
Australia
Two Proceedings Aimed at Saving Hill from Trial
In Seattle on September 8, two legal tracks sought to spare Harry Hill from trial in Streator Illinois for allegedly murdering his mother. Dr H C Hill and counsel planned actions. an extradition protest would be heard by Governor Roland Hartley in Olympia, while a habeas corpus hearing was set in Judge John Frater's court, likely delayed pending the governor's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Hill
Olympia
Roland H. Hartley
John A. Frater
Gallipolis School Enrollment Reaches Record 1200
Gallipolis public schools report enrollment at 1,200 the largest on record per Superintendent K. R. Vermillion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
K. R. Vermillion
Athens city schools adopt budget and hire two teachers
The Athens city school board approved a budget of about 154 000 for the coming year and hired Maurice Thompson to replace Harold J. Paul and E V Springer to teach mathematics. Miss Edith Beechell receives a year long leave. The board plans a school building inspection tour next Saturday at 1 PM and a general teachers meeting at 7 20 PM on September 10 to prepare for the opening Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City
Athens High School
Maurice Thompson
Harold J. Paul
E. V. Springer
Wellston
W. W. Ackley
Edith Beechell
Hughes Seen Likely GOP Nominee If Offered
Secretary Mellon told Washington correspondents he believes Charles Evans Hughes would accept the Republican presidential nomination if tendered. Mellon’s remark followed a Washington Post article noting Hughes would take the nomination as in 1916 after a graveyard silent period on the Supreme Court bench.
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Washington
U.ri
Fire Destroys Large Bank Barn on Kauffman Farm
A blaze yesterday leveled a large bank barn on the Isaac Kauffman farm five miles north of Lancaster, causing an estimated loss of $10,000. No injuries were reported.
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Lancaster
Isaac Kauffman
Here
Old Glory Missing With Three Airmen Over Ocean
New York dispatch reports the monoplane Old Glory and three airmen vanished more than 24 hours after leaving Old Orchard Maine. Lloyd W. Bertaud James Dewitt Hill and Philip Payne aboard may have been lost at sea or afloat in a rubber boat as search ships Carmania and Transylvania scoured the Atlantic with no trace found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Rome
Lloyd W. Bertaud
Newfoundland
Bertaud
James Dewitt Hill
Philip Payne
Glory
Nungeésser
Princess Anne Lowenstein- Wertheim
F. F. Minchin
Leslie Hamilton
St. Raphael
Old Glory
Ocean
Europe
Old Orchard
Carmania
Transylvania
York
Rone
Raab
Steamer Fails to Find Old Glory After Atlantic Search
Aboard the Cunard liner Transylvania the search for the missing plane Old Glory continued 13 hours with Captain Bone and 14 lookouts scanning the mid Atlantic. The crew zigzagged the area and reported no trace as the voyage resumed to New York.
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Cunard
IANER
Transylvania
Atlantic
New York
Bone
Around the World Fliers Leave Rangoon for Siam
William Brock and Edward F. Schlee departed Rangoon in the mono plane Pride of Detroit at 6 15 a m heading for Bangkok 350 miles away Lunch break then on to Hanoi as next stop Bangkok to Hanoi is 625 miles The pair aim to cover about 906 miles of a 22067 mile journey by air reaching Tokyo near the halfway point likely Sunday night from Harbor Grace Newfoundland
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Rangoon
Burma
U.P
William
Brock
Edward F. Schlee
Detroit
Bangkok
Siam
Hanoi
Indo China
Brock and Schiee
Tokio
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Royal Windsor crew offers to search for Old Glory
Harbor Grace Newfoundland Sept 8. C A Schiller and Phil Wood of the monoplane Royal Windsor could not depart for England but offered to fly in search of the missing Old Glory. They said the offer stands while airmen may be alive with conditions unsettled by fog rain and haze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Grace
New Foundland
U.R
C. A. Schiller
Phil Wood
Schiller
Royal Windsor
England
Atlantic aviation toll rises with six planes lost or failed
New York dispatch notes six attempts across the Atlantic have failed or been lost, with three more lost between California and Hawaii. It cites deaths including Captain Saint Roman and his mechanic, and mentions pilots Lindbergh Chamberlin Byrd Brock and de Pinedo as successful, while many others perished or vanished at sea or in flight.
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New York
U.P
Atlantic
California
Hawaii
Sir John Carling
Old Glory
Saint Roman
Africa
Brazil
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Byrd
Brock
Francisco de Pinedo
Nungesser
Coli
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Charles A. Levine
Columbia
Frank T. Courtney
Spain
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Atlantic Ocean
Church
Marshall Bill
Delaware
West Ohio
Northeast Ohio
Vic Donahey
Richard Yates
Patrick Henry Callahan
Louieville
James Thomas
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
A. G. Schatzman
Walter A. Morgan
First Congregational Church
Greenlawn
Republican Glee Club
Oberlin College
Harvey C. Garber
Mark Henna
Garber
Herrick
Hanna
John M. Pattison
Hight
Mellon
Anne Lowenstein-Wertheim
F. Nr Minchin
Leslie Hamilton Wi
Junkers
Germany
Leon Givon
France
Paul Redfern
Georgia-to-Braall
Lester Maitland
Bronte
Martin Ji Ithe Alpha
Art Goebel Woolaroc
Dole
Miss Doran
Dred Doran
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