Graf Zeppelin Begins 18000 Mile Atlantic South Route
The Graf Zeppelin sails from Friedrichshafen on a 18000 mile cruise looping across the Atlantic south of the equator. It departs with 61 aboard including 22 passengers and 42 crew and heads to Seville then Pernambuco and Rio de Janeiro before returning via Havana and Lakehurst for a seventh Europe to Americas crossing.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Atlantic
Seville
Spain
Pernambuco
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Hugo Eckener
Franran
South America
Graf Zeppeling
South American
Caribbean Sea
Havana
Guivana
Lakehurst
New Jersey
Europe
Americas
Ingram Receives Life Term For Daughter's Murder
Jesse W. Ingram is sentenced to life imprisonment after a first degree murder conviction for the killing of 16 year old Mildred Ingram in the family home on January 28. The verdict came on the third ballot after nearly six hours of jury deliberation.
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Billings Gazelle
Jesse W. Ingram
Mildred Ingram
North Twentyfirst Street
Tagram
Tariff bill decision looms after conference stalemate
Washington, May 16. Senate action on the tariff bill hinges on a Smoot resolution to set final votes as conferees clash over debenture and flexible provisions. House leaders and President Hoover resist, while Senate and House managers debate free conference to resolve two disputed clauses. Final action expected this week if a compromise on the flexible provision is reached.
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Wastington
Senate
Smoot
Utah
House
Maningers
Simmons
North Carolina
Hoover
Ato
Watson
Indiana
Harrison
Mississippi
Washington
Curtis
Tarif Commission
Black man burned after Texas shooting riot era
In Honeygrove Texas a mob snatched 30 year old George Johnson from a cabin after an exchange of fire with officers, dragged him to a Black church district, tied his body to a truck, and burned him. Deputy Fortenberry, shot three times, died later. authorities reported no outside help sought.
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Honeygrove
Tex
F. Fortenberrs
George J Johnson
Sherman
George Hughes
Johnson
Fortenberry
Tom Hannard
Foetenberry
Hannard
Gallant Fox Wins Kentucky Derby With Earl Sande
Gallant Fox and jockey Earl Sande captured the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in a 2 07 4 time under heavy rain. Gallant Knight finished second with Ned O third and Gone Away fourth as 60,000 spectators roared in Louisville.
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William Zeigher
Crack Brigade
Gallant Fox
Will Woodward
the Fox
Sande
Fey
Fox
Gallant Fosx
Gallant Knight
Ned O
Jack Brigade
Longus
Uncle Lather
Tannery
Greeting
Alcibiades
Little White Pagoda
Lord Derby
William Woodard
Sont de Tuef
Belair Stud
Gallant Reight
Ronming
Ned QO
Earl Sande
Cuourchile Downs
Louisville
Kentucky
Audley Farm
Ned
G. W. Foreman
Galahad
Zev
Flying Ebony
William Zeigter
T. M. Cassidy
Fie
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Grace Drummond-Hay
Fran Eckener
C. F. Gmidard
Guy CG. Derry
Ingram
Cyrena
Deer Creek Scheel
Grey Cliff
Trie” Orchestra
Bailey Hardware
Texas
Big Timber Cafe
Andrew Hroukema
Heather
Girls’ Glee Club
Cox Buck
Rev
Guy G. Emery
Mariavina
Boys’ Glee Club
Pitcher Molloy
Jackson B. Hinds
Dr. D. Claiborn
Andrew Roukema
Louise Ryan
Alice Helen Patterson
Ellen Aiden Mabel Anderson
John Boe
Gertrude Cotwell
Jane Douthett
Minnie Drivdad
Henrietta: Egeland Russell Fahlgren
Gilma Grosfield Winston Johan Kenneth Hale Moha
Hannah Clarence Loftsgaarden
Olga Lien Berths Lien Uel Manis
Margaret MelKenzie
Louise Moss
Sslvin Noble
Edward Osburt
Margaret Opland
Ellen Phiggemeyer
Alice Peterson
Nettie Rudd Wallis Schallock
Marjorie Schallock
Aul Snyder Arnold Steveland
Event Satre
Bonnie Thompson
Martha ‘Tangen
Forrest’ Uliman Arnold Warp
Gertrude Conwell
Violet
Forrest Ulman
Elfen Alden
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