Plunges From Great Altitude Into the Baltic
Stetito Germany April 8 A German ascent with the Pommern ended in tragedy in the Baltic. Three men drowned including Reichstag Radical Werner Hugo Delbrueck. A fourth man died later while a fifth survivor was rescued in serious condition. The balloon collided with telegraph wires and a factory roof before plunging into the sea 38 miles from Atcktin. Delbrueck Sommmedhardt Bendulin Helm survived.
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Germany
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Pommera
Delbrueck
Wes
Herr Sommmedhardt
Herr Bendulen
Helm
Rus Works
Pommern
Walloon
Swinemunde
Atcktin
Delbrusch
Rendahm
Sommalhardt
Heln
Uerr Sommerhardt
Coltfalon
Hendulin
Hem
Stein's House Burned in Apparent Arson Case at West Point
In West Point Ga on a Friday night the house of Sol Stein was burned, and an incendiary identified as Ellen Tucker the cook was arrested. Police recovered the trunk with money. Tucker turned over $300 to Chief Roberta, saying she paid an alleged accomplice who denies the charge.
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B. HL Hii
Sol Stein
Ellen Tucker
Roberta
Stein
Are
Houe
Beng Aaved
Cissing
Denice
Hancock Plan for New Crematory Beside Old Plant
A city alderman proposes locating the crematory beside the existing plant and using railroad cars to transport garbage to two plants. William A Hancock says railroads can haul waste in dump cars with city funding for specialized cars and an overline track. Plan aims to resolve the garbage and crematory issue with broad support from health officials and council members.
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Oas
William A. Hancock
Piedmont Park
Ninth Ward
Belt Line
Stockade
Park Commission
General Council
Coonchlman Minor
Hancock
Cara Wang
Cara
Wadiroad
Xerds Leplacad
Thinplan
Board of Health
Ballonists Survive Ocean Plunge After Rain Cloud Drop
The crew drifted above Swinemunds at high altitude then plummeted into the sea when a rain cloud forced descent. Delbrueck and Benduhn sank while Hein died after rescue. Survivors pulled from the water tell of the harrowing fall and subsequent recovery by a tug. Delbrueck's body was later found on shore.
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Swinemunds
Sweden
Delbrueck
Hein
Benduhn
Senator Clay Taken To Johns Hopkins For Digestive Issue
Senator Clay left the Senate to seek medical advice at Johns Hopkins Infirmary in Baltimore. He had returned to Washington in January after Atlanta care with a digestive ailment, and the strain of Senate work has delayed his recovery. He remains the lone Democratic member on the Senate Appropriations Committee able to attend sessions while others suffer sickness.
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John Corrigad, Jr
Washington
Clay
Senate
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Atlanta
Senate Appropriations
Tillman
Daniel
Culberson
Foster
Cigarette smoking blamed in fatal yet attempted murder
New York April 3. Excessive cigarette smoking is cited as the cause of an attempted murder and a self inflicted death on the East Side. Philip Greenberg, 21, a waiter, shot his brother William then turned the revolver on himself. William will recover, but Philip is dead.
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New York
East Side
Pilip Greenberg
William
Philip Willia
Roosevelt Vatican meeting sparks mixed reactions among clergy
New York April 3 facing Roosevelt Vatican episode drew mixed church response. Episcopal Bishop Greer condemns the Vatican stance as misguided while Archbishop Gleason of St Louis and Archbishop Gleason of New York defend the Pope's conditions. Roosevelt cancelled the audience. Pastor Dr. John H. Schick supports Roosevelt.
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David OR. Greer
Episcopal Diocese of
Roosevelt
Vatican
Farley
Outlook
Rome
Archbishop Gleason
St. Louisa
John J. Giennon
Pha
Roosevel
Ainting
Leishman
Italy
Holy See
Holy Father
Quirinal
Washington
John H. Schick
Schick
Mc Grace Reformed Church
ONSALE TUESDAY PEACHTREE LOT SALE IN ROANOKE AREA
A near Peachtree street residence lot in a high value area will be sold by administratrix Mrs. Lauden B. Cocke of Roanoke Va. Tuesday at 10 am in front of the court house. The site between Harris and Baker streets fronts 52 feet with a 200 foot depth and currently has a two story house. The sale attracts business interest as the fashionable street shifts toward commerce and land values rise.
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Lauden B. Cocke
Roanoke
Harris
Baker Streets
St. Hopwing
Smart
Royal Honors Poured on Roosevelt by Italian King
Rome reports that despite police measures a large crowd welcomed former president Theodore Roosevelt on his arrival from Naples. Mayor Nathan and Signor Ballati greeted him at the car door as a carbineer squad and police cleared a path to the royal waiting room. Roosevelt and his family, cheered by spectators, later stayed with the American ambassador in the Borghese apartments.
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Roosevelt
Naples
Roosevel
Nathan
Signor Ballati
Foreign Office
Leinhman
Colonel Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Ambaretdor
Roosevelt Named for World Ambassadorship
New York, April 3 The Rev Dr Robert Stuart MacArthur nominates Theodore Roosevelt for the office of ambassador extraordinary to all the courts of the world. He argues Roosevelt’s varied talents, experience, and moral courage suit him to promote universal and perpetual peace.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Wnivarsal
Perpetual Peace
Robert Stuart MacArthur
Calvary Baptist
MacArthur
Theodore Hoosevelt
Geengalt
Ana
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Refuses Pope Audience Amid Vatican Demands
In Rome April 3 the expected audience with Roosevelt and the pope did not occur due to Vatican conditions, which Roosevelt refused to accept. Negotiations, begun in Cairo, ended with Roosevelt stating he would not accept limits on his conduct, noting he would only engage in official acts while in Rome.
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Roosevelt
Thure
Vatican
Mrr
Egypt
Ephmie
Rbosavelt
Berry del Vel
Papal
Eniendeavor
Owe Ne Ag -Gondokare
Leishman
Victor Emmanuel
Roonevelt
Monsignor Kennedy
American Catholic College
Holy Father
Fairbanks
Mornignor Kennedy
Pepe
Hoonevelt
Seiro
Selahman
Taft Administration to Launch Offensive in Fight for Support
Taft aims to defend the administration aggressively as Republican leaders plan an offensive. Taft will fire the opening gun next Saturday in Washington with Wickersham in Chicago to outline party policies and defend the Payne Aldrich tariff reforms. Speakers include Lodge McKinley Duncan McKinley Hammond and others as the effort seeks to bolster Republican prestige and address Cannon resignation speculation.
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Washington
Taft
United State
Lendora
Weather Prophecy: Partly Cloudy Across States
Forecast issued from Washington outlines a mix of partly cloudy skies, showers, and cooler periods across Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, East Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and neighboring regions. Winds vary from moderate south to northeast, with some areas seeing showers Tuesday or Tuesday night.
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Virginia
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Texas
Portio
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West
Arkansas
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Tennessee
Moray
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Gooler
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