Flight to circumnavigate world in amphibian plane
Ross London announces plans to leave London April 25 for a round the world flight. The crew includes boss, Sly Keeth as navigator, and Lt Bennett as engineer. Route spans Croydon to Athens to Calcutta to Tokyo and back, totaling about 24400 miles aboard a Vicking type amphibian with 450 hp Lion engine. If julho winds unfavorable route via Azores may be used with extra petrol tank.
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Ross
London
Smith
Boss
Bat
Sly Keeth
Yiieutenant Bennett
Australia
Qaventures
Croydon
Lyons
Rome
Athens
Gairo
Bagdad
Ras
Karachi
Calcutta
Hanoi
Honskons
Shanghai
Fugen
Tokio
Petropavlosk
Attu
Aleutian Islands
Butoh Hrarbor
Kadiak
Yakutat
Wrangell i
Alaska
Vancouver
Winnipee
Borden
New York
Sydney
Nora Scotig
St. John's
Ireland
Iselock
Thermos
PLY PERFUME WASHINGTON APRIL
Dr T. O. Howard chief entomologist warns Uncle Sam about pest control using poison and sprays. Research shows pests disperse from breeding sites across a wide area, with tests indicating a spread up to our 732 miles from breeding grounds as efforts to disinfect and eliminate breeding spots proceed.
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Washington
Sam
Howard
Uncle San
Art Jury Selects 300 Pictures For Carnegie Exhibit
The Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute completes its selection for the International Exhibition of Contemporary Paintings. 150 American works chosen from about 590 submissions join 130 European pieces received from London Paris and New York.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute
London
Paris
New York
Spicious Selleriet
Carnegie
Laura Knight
Lucien Simon
Charles H. Woodbury
Boston
Charles Curran
New York City
John AN. Beatty
Ogi Institute
York
Homer Saint-Gaudens
Saint-Ganudens
Europe
Knight
Womn
Misa Rocilla Beaux
England
Harold
Woodbury
Curran
National Academy
Academy
Pitsburgh
America
Fraerica
Pittsburgh International
Carnegie Endowment
Pittsburgh Operators Won't Meet Miners
Pittsburgh Coal Producers association called off a planned central conference with the United Mine Workers and labor officials in Washington. In a telegram to Chairman Nolan dated April 10, they said they will not participate again and cited their reasons. The note confirms a definite rejection of the invitation.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Producers
Nolin
House Labor
Ne Okly
Indiana
Tinos
United Mine Workers
Nolan
Icebox care tips for longer lasting ice and food
A brief tip advises wrapping ice in newspapers to keep it cold and extend its life. Repeating the method claims to reduce spoilage and keep foods safe when using an icebox or cooler.
Home Rule for Wales Urged by Politicians
London April Associated Press report says after Irish Free State birth, Welsh autonomy gains traction. Two main schools of thought push for either a Welsh secretaryship or a comprehensive home rule plan with Parliament partly devolved. Welsh MPs press for early parliamentary action, with Scottish MPs weighing joint steps. Proposals outline a Welsh parliament with an Upper House and powers over local government education judiciary agriculture and inner commerce while the imperial parliament retains crown war foreign affairs trade and postal control. The plan faces some Welsh opposition but aims to move toward a Cardiff parliament within reach.
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London
Associated Press
Llord George
Ynis
Wales
Prough
National University of Wales
Cardiff
Public hearings set on two jitney route applications
Public hearings before the Public Utilities Commission at City Hall council chamber April 11 on two jitney routes. The Gray Line Bug Corporation seeks a Broad Street Park Place to Seaside Park route with a 10 20 hearing. Christopher Wells represents a route from the Trumbull Post Office to the Plaza with an 11 o clock session. Notices reached the City Clerk yesterday.
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Public Utilities Commission
Council Chamber
City Hall
Gray Line Bug Corporation
Broad Street
Park Place
Seaside Park Bathing Pavilion
Waldemere Avenue
Christopher ©. Wells
Trumbull
Plaza
Garage Control Commission Order Signed by Mayor Atwater
The bi partisan Garage Control Commission ordinance passed by the Common Council was signed by Mayor Atwater. He said he would announce the names of the commissioners in a few days.
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Garage Control Commission
Common Cound
Atwater
Minister Fined for Soliciting Funds in New York
The Rev. Bandt CG Holman, treasurer of the Golden Rule Alliance of America, was fined 500 for violating a license solicitation ordinance. Authorities say about 10,000 was collected last year, with only 1,096 going to charity. Holman claimed 4,000 collected, 2,000 for charity and 1,000 for expenses. The Alliance was organized in 1914 in New York.
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New York
Bandt CG. Holman
Golden” Rule Alliance of América
Public Welfare Department
Ig Bene
Anni R
Holman
Shi
New
Zoning Resolution On Alderman Hogan Agenda
Alderman Hogan’s zoning measure will be reviewed by the miscellaneous committee at City Hall this evening at eight. Burroughs F Perry offers to sell a city owned Congress Street bridge strip opposite Will jaung Street for a gasoline filling station site. The Claims committee meets in the Council Chamber at eight to act on about thirty claims referred last Monday.
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Hogan
Board of Alderman
Burroughs F. Perry
Congress Street Bridge
Will~ Jaung Street
Marriage Licenses and Births in Local District
Vital statistics list marriage licenses for Steele and Voight, both residents of Chapel Street. Births include the Queen child at Anansia 408 Benham Avenue, with several other newborns and parent names listed, along with addresses and dates in 1922.
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Steele
Chapel Street
Zrhel Voight
Chapel’ Street
Tomassa
Marianna Queen
Anansia
Benham Avenue
Mareh A
John
Margaret Herman Hahn
Webster Street
Morris
Florence Plude MclGrath
Colorado Avenue
Charles and
Hendrik Rostolnok Stout
Myrtle Beach
Milford
Willigin
Ida Stevens Brinker
Hoff
Main Street
Whles
Deeds Filed Show Slight Gain Over Year Start
Town clerk reports increases in deeds filed for January February and March totaling 1080 874 and 1084 respectively. Despite being behind last year’s periods the figures indicate revived real estate activity as the summer and Salt show signs of improvement per Town Clerk Otis K. Whalmian.
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Otte KK. Whalmian
Publisher Offered Greek Diplomatic Post
San Francisco April 6 4 Holman publisher of the Argonaut a San Francisco weekly confirmed reports today that he had been offered the post of minister to Greece He said he had the offer under consideration
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San Francisco
Ifted, Holman
The
Argonaut
Greece
Explosion At Ninth Avenue Home Kills Child
In New York on an April day a blast at the Ninth avenue apartment of Katsaniso killed a three year old child and severely injured another, with fears others could die. A guard was posted over the father after his arrest on no charge of violating state prohibition law. The copper vessel blast shattered a window and sent debris into a rearm yard three doors away as smoke filled the kitchen and two policemen rushed to the scene.
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New York
Ninth Avenue
Katsaniso
Noi
Kasaniso
House banking committee orders favorable report on Fed board nominee
Washington April 6 The House banking committee ordered a favorable report today on a Senate bill providing for the appointment of no former member of the federal reserve board.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
House Banking Committee
Defendant Wins in Fiengo Death Case
A jury in the Superior Court before Judge John M Kesler yesterday ruled for the defendant Pasquale Petrino in the case of Dominick Fierna as administrator of Anna Fiengo estate. The action alleged a fatal fall from a Lexington Avenue house during gutter work on July 15 1922. Evidence indicated plumbers were replacing gutters when the accident occurred.
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John M. Kesler
Dominick Fierna
Anna Fiengo
Pasquale Petrino
Tengo
Lexington Avenue
Veranda Rail Breaks Woman During Clothes Line Repair
In a mishap at the third veranda Mrs. Fienge attempted to replace wet clothes lines without help. The railing gave way and she fell to the yard. Witnesses say she had been warned to avoid the lines. Damages of 10,000 sought. Coroner Phelan found no one responsible for the death.
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John J. Phelan
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