Akron To Nose Way Into Sky On First Trip
Akron will lift off on Monday for its first test flight as the largest airship built in America. Skipper Charles E. Rosendam leads a crew of 12 officers and 44 enlisted men aboard the 785-foot Akron at Goodyear airdock. The two hour flight will use helium filled duralumin frame and Mayback engines, with naval officials observing from the grounds.
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Akron
U. S. Navy
Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation
Charles E. Rosendam
Auties
Oriel
America
William A. Moffett
High Mavat Vadenus
Hetticnay David S. Ingalls
Airdork
Flight Permit Enables Pacific Hop By Pangborn and Herndon
Clyde USengborn and Hugh Herndon Jr. received a government permit to attempt a nonstop flight across the Pacific after a long delay. Takeoff must be mass from Sabishira Beach before Oct 15, with a second permit unlikely if they fail.
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Pangborn
Herndon
Pacific
Tokio
Clyde Usengborn
Hugh Herndon Jr
Pacific Ocean
Sabishira Beach
Four Occasions For Telling Fib
Major-General Smedley D. Butler says there are four justified times to tell a fib. He lists speaking of the deceased, speaking to or of a woman, introducing a speaker, and presenting your view in a diplomatic dispute.
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Boston
U.R
Smedley D. Butler
Seek Enemies Of Slam Man
Mansfield detectives hunted secret enemies of Dr. Herty G. Roby a 43 year old dentist found murdered last night in front of a garage behind his South Main Street home. His wife Hazel Roby and their three children waited inside and heard nothing. Roby had seemed moody and depressed recently. detectives believe threats may have preceded the killing.
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Mansfield
Herty G. Roby
Roby
Gus
Main Street
Hazel Roby
Pirate Murder Case Hints Lead to Dead Ends
Huntington, Sept. 19. Authorities admit every clue in the murder of Benjamin Collings aboard the Penguin has led to blind alleys. District Attorney Blue adjourned the inquest a week, planning a scouting trip for new facts while his brother-in-law, a Lifeguard, holds potential but later labeled the tips valueless. Mrs. Lillian Collings defends her story amid her nervous breakdown in Stamford.
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Huntington
S. 1
U.P
Benjamin Collings
Long Island Sound
Cdllings
Penguin
Alexander Blue
Suffolk County Familly
Stamford
Conn
Lillian Collings
Blue
Fred Meyer
Bostwick Case Facts Studied In Ohio Special Court
In Columbus URRA special court of three judges studied arguments and testimony on motions to dismiss the case seeking Homer Bostwick’s removal as Probate Judge of Franklin County. Rulings will be announced at 9 a.m. Tuesday. The court includes Judge Walter Jones, Judge James Oglevee, and Judge William Vaughan. Clarence M. Addison argues for Bostwick and Newton P.D. and Baker represents 1,448 Franklin County citizens seeking removal. charges include moral unfitness nonfeasance and malfeasance.
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Columbus
Urra Special Court
Ohio
Homer
Bostwick
Franklin County
Walter Jones
Miami County
James ©. Oglevee
Carroll County
Wiliam P. Vaughan
Morrow County
Clarence M. Addison
Bostwick and
Newton PD
Baker
What a Man and Minnie to Marry Sunday in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas on Sunday a remarriage is planned for Mrs. Minnie Gray Kennedy-Hudson to Guy B. Hudson at Boulder Dam. The ceremony will occur as forecast with a festive mood and local wildlife witnesses. Hudson’s divorce from his first wife was granted recently after prior marriage annulment by Mrs. Kennedy-Hudson.
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Las Vegas
Nev
URA
Minnie Gray Kennedy-Hudson
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelic Temple Evangeliat
David Hutton
Hudson
Lake
Margaret Newton
Rich Turfman Hosts Banquet for Widener at Hotel
New York on September 19 1920s style banquet hall scene honored Joseph Widener millionaire turfman. 425 guests including Al Jolson John F Curry Acting Mayor Joseph Y McKee Gene Tunney Grover Whalen Hari Carroll Walter Chryster attended as Osmond the thoroughbred appeared. The menu featured hay corn and ice cream for horses while humans enjoyed sumptuous fare.
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New York
Joseph BE. Widener
Widener
Belmont Park
al Jolson
John F. Curry
Joseph Y. Mckee
Gene Tunney
Grover Whelen
Hari Carroll
Walter Chryster
Osmond
Wildener
Farm Board says revolving fund remains intact
The Federal Farm Board reports it still holds $100 million of its $500 million revolving fund and expects no additional appropriations. Officials counter claims of financial distress, noting loan repayments fund ongoing operations. The board has about $104.4 million in cotton and $250 million in wheat invested, with future loans anticipated subject to Congress.
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Farm Board
Washington
U.P
Federal Farm Board
United Prong Today
Stone
Heavieat
I Kesnion
Bard
MM Murtha
Iim
Lindberghs To Be Feted In Nanking Coming Week
Lindbergh and wife arrived in Nanking after a 760 mile flight from Fukien Japan. A four day program of entertainment is planned with banquets and receptions. Lindbergh will be awarded an aviation medal by U S officials during a dinner hosted by the U S Consul General. Justice Holmes awarded ABA gold medal for service to American jurisdiction.
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Nanking
China
Charles A. Lindbergh
Corr
Fureucks
Japan
Lindbergh
Toledo
Naniing
Yangtze River
Watla
Tindbergh
Yangtze
Vscont
Groton Lake
Entertain Maent
Lindbergba
Government Aviation Bureau
Ministry of Communication
U. S
Johnson
Col. Lindbergh
Ronor
Holmes
Atlantic City
Oliver Wendell Holmen
United Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Canterbury Cathedral Remains a Living Record of Anglo-Saxon Life
Marian Bush Snyder tours Canterbury Cathedral noting its aged stonework from the eleventh century, the Martyrdom chapel, Pilgrim's Steps worn by kneeling pilgrims, and relics tied to English kings and saints. The piece blends history with artists’ craft, church politics, and pilgrim lore from Augustine through Henry VIII, ending with a museum-like reverence for its enduring legacy.
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Marian Bush Snyder
Canterbury
Canterbury Cathedral
Augustius
Rome
Gregory
Bede
Ethelbert
Kent
Britain
Augustine
Thomas A. Becket
Henry VIII
Pilegrims
St. Thomas
British Museum
Edward the Black Prince
Black Prince
Crecy
Margaret Holland
Earl of Kent
Alea
St. Michael
Magle
Firat
Stephen Langton
North
Alate
William of
Sena
William
France
Richard Coeur de Lion
Scotland
John
Isabella
Edward I
Margaret
Naice
Man Bites Policeman in Cleveland Hospital Fight
Police Sergt. Carl Ronsbach was bitten while arresting Hoy Davin, 2, and rushed to Charity Hospital as doctors fought a rapidly spreading infection in his hand and arm. The bite occurred 24 hours earlier during the arrest in Gent. Davin faced assault and battery charges.
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Cleveland
Gent
Hu.p
Nureen
Charity Hospital
Carl Ronsbach
Raporta Rossbach van Fitten
Hoy Davin
Tavis
Stinson-Detroitt Plane Contract Awarded to Michigan Firm
Ad jutant General Frank Henderson announced the Stinson-Detraott Aircraft Company of Wayne Michigan would build a four passenger cabin airplane for the state. The Michigan firm bid 4990.50 dollars with funds appropriated by the board of control. The aircraft will serve the aviation director and the governor for highway survey relocation work and photographing state institutions and picks.
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Columbus
Frank Henderson
Stinson-Detraott Aircraft Company
Wayne
Mich
Michigan Frm
Astute Board of Control
Henderson
Suspected Typhoid Carriers Linked to Northfield Hospital
In Cleveland on Sept 12, 40 Newbury State Hospital employees and an inmate from Hawthornden Farm in Northfield, a state asylum branch, are under suspicion as typhoid carriers. The outbreak has affected 119 inmates and 7 have died. One carrier, hired three days ago, arrived from a renowned Cleveland restaurant.
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Cleveland
Newbury State Hospital
Hawthornden Farm
Northfield
State Asylum
Dry Speaker To Visit Ohio Colleges
Gen H Spence a Canadian journalist will travel to Ohio colleges and universities giving addresses under the Intercollegiate Prohibition Association and World League Against Alcoholism. He will speak at Bluffton College on October 1 with an evening union meeting, arranged by M Herschel Ferguson field secretary of the Intercollegiate Prohibition Association.
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Westerville
Gen. H. Spence
Ohio
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
World League Against Alcoholism
Spence
College
Bluffton College
Bluffton
M. Herschel Ferguson
Inter
Sadlerase Prohibition Associatiom
Hoover Silence on Beer Restora tion Sparks Propaganda Debate
Washington, Sept 40 The White House faced beer advocates who push restora tion of brewing to legal status as they cite employment gains and payroll figures from 1914 to 1929. President Hoover has yet to publicly comment, while a flood of inquiries and rumors swirled through Washington as officials sought figures from the census bureau.
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Hoover
Cy Raymond
Clappre
United Prana Statt
Washington
Sree
Comite
White House
Atiotion
Businese
Ute White House
Avery Quarkét
Avery Dégrea
Mr. Hoover
Consun
Ureg
Walter Hi. Newton
Theodore G. Joslin
Presidenta
Newton
Newapaper
Waleter
Atericum
Heer
Deak
Moys and Allen Silent near Nevarin Island
Moyle and Allen, American ocean flyers, are silent after 2½ hours without radio contact. They reported over the Buasian steamer to head for Nome and Bea, but fuel shortage forced them down near Nevarin Island, 1,000 miles north of Tokio, as efforts to reach them continue.
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Tokio
U.P
Don ‘Moyle
Allen
Pacific
Erators
Nevarin Island
Nome
Bea
Jourhliy
Typhoid Claims Two at Newburgh State Hospital
In Cleveland the Newburgh State Hospital reports two inmate deaths from typhoid fever within an hour. Several more inmates remain in dangerous condition as authorities confirm additional illness across the facility today.
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State Hospital
Cleveland
Newburgh State
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White
Moyle
Haury
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