Arctic Region Reveals Body of Explorer Andree
New York Aug 28 The bodies of Salomon Auguste Andree and two companions were found on White island between Spitzbergen and the Fridtjof Nansen archipelago after their polar balloon flight 33 years ago. Eskimos and later explorers traced the grim fate of Franklin and Nobile tragedies as Arctic exploration neared a century of stories.
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Orn
Norway
Andree
Strindberg
Frankel
White Island
Spitzbergen
Fridtjof Nansen
Rudolf Island
New York
Salomon Auguste Andree
North Pole
Arctic
Umberto Nobile
Italia
Polar
North East Land
Roald Amundsen
Nobile
Baffin Island
Canada
Sir John Franklin
Amundsen
Erebus
Tercor
Sir John
Pacific
Baftin Bay
Lancaster Sound
Beechey Island
Baffin Bay
Greenland
Point Victory
King William Island
Arctic pioneer Salomon August Andrée found dead after 33 years
Oslo reports Salomon August Andrée, Arctic pioneer, found dead after thirty three years of mystery on White Island beyond Spitzbergen. Sweden orders a battleship to meet the sealing vessel Bratvaag returning from the Arctic mission.
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Oslo
Norway
Scandinavia
Salomon August Andree
White Island
Spitzbergen
Arctic
Bratvaag
Return of Horn expedition ends in solemn port reunion
Dr. S Horn leads an exploration party returning with the body of a balloonist scientist who vanished during a daring polar voyage on June 11 1887. The Swedish adventurer is found with one or both companions. A battleship will rendezvous to receive the grim tokens and escort the cortege home for solemn ceremonies.
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S. Horn
Horn
Demented Farm Hand Captured After Kidnapping Mary Jane
In Wisconsin near Lake Geneva on Monday night the demented farm hand Claude Dellinger 27 abducted 10 year old Mary Jane Foster from Indiana. He attempted to flee but was arrested after a 15 mile chase. Mary Jane was unharmed and given food and clean clothes while authorities verify custody with Indiana officials.
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Elnhorn
Wis
Mary Jane Foster
Bidiana
Lake Geneva
Mary
Claude Dellinger
Wisconsin Lake
Valparaiso
al Exner
Dellinger
Mary Jane
Indiana
Ernest Foster
James Mulheran
Exner
Elkhorn
Democratic Women Rally for Votes in National Effort
Dem women organize for the November election under Nellie Tayloe Ross and Sue White. Plans coordinate statewide activity, radio outreach, and a bureau of speakers including Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Mary Norton. Ross travels states to rally support while Yost gauges Republican efforts.
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Washington
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Democratic National Committee
Janett Shouse
Wyoming
Sue White
Democrats
Miss White
Lenna Lowe Yost
West
Ross
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Genevieve Clark Thomson
New Orleans
Noted feud figure Hatfield dies after operation
William Anderson Hatfield, age 67 and the last active figure in America's famous mountain feud, died in a Baltimore hospital after an operation. His widow and daughter began the journey back to Legan.
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Baltimore
America
William Anderson Hatfield
Legan
Burial to Honor Cap Hatfield in West Virginia Town
In the town with a monument to his father Devil Anse Hatfield, Cap Hatfield will be buried after dying from brain tumor surgery. He and his father led the feud era, which involved casualties and cross state tensions between West Virginia and Kentucky. Cap often recalled stories from the feud but avoided recent discussions.
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W. Va
Anse” Hatfield
Cap
Kentucky Mountains
Bill Stayton
Hatfield
McCoss
Tug River
West Virginia
Kentucky
Sherif
Hatfields Tied to Local Sheriff Cousin Network Noted
The text identifies John D. Hatfield as Logan county sheriff and notes that U S Senator Henry D. Hatfield and Daniel Hatfield, Baltimore city health officer, are cousins of "Cap."
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John D. Hatfield
Logan County
United States
Henry D. Hatfield
Cap
Daniel Hatfield
Baltimore City
Erickson Defends Drought Conference Attendance
Montana Governor J E Erickson defended his attendance at the Hoover drought conference saying it was in alliance with state ranchers and farmers and would not reflect on Montana. He noted he urged keeping federal forest ranges open until later fall and that the action followed the president's order.
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Billings
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