De Pinedos Plane Burns At Roosevelt Lake
Four continent flight halted as fire consumes De Pinedos seaplane Santa Maria after a youth’s match lights spilled oil on Roosevelt Lake. De Pinedo aims to restart journey to San Diego once new plane is built. authorities search for the boy.
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Atlantic Ocean
America
Pacific Coast
de Pinedo
Toing
Apache Lodge
San Diego
Santa Maria
del Prets
Facchett
Santa Marias
Hey
Lee Pinedo
Burt
Mexico
Commanie
Roosevelt Lake
Elephant Butte
Hot Springs
Mussolini Orders New Plane for De Pinedo
Mussolini responds to a request by Commander Francesco De Pinedo ordering a replacement plane for the Santa Maria after it burned at Roosevelt Dam Arizona. The new aircraft is to support the continued voyage into Canada and back, reflecting Italy's air force plans for De Pinedo's long flight.
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Tome
Premie Mussolini
Francesco de Finedo
Aire
Canada
Riot near Germana Hall as officer attacked during dance
Nightly dance at Germana hall sponsored by Sunshine society of colored employees ended in a near riot when five men assaulted Special Officer James Foley, tearing his club from him and striking him. Police crowded the hall, four men were arrested for breach of peace and assault, others sought, as officers searched for additional participants.
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Germana Hall
Sunshine Society of Colored Employes
Othe
James Toley Toro
Pearce
Jesse Parks
Harm Palmer
Wil'am Smth
Harry Arrold
Tenen Avenue
Foley
Memorial clash as war memorial plan debated in Legion hall
Council President presided as Dr Charles F Sprague urged Bridgeport to back a memorial for World War service. Mayor William Behrena had left. Sprague pressed officials to participate while debates over a memorial bridge at Ash Creek and a 4000 to 5000 seat auditorium surfaced amid calls to tax support and opposition from business leaders and clergy.
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Bridgeport Renerall
Charles F. Sprague
American Legion
Legion Hall
America
Wiliam Behrena
Sprakue
Fred W Harrison
Common Council
Sprague
AFEF
Bald T
United Patriotic Societies
Ash Creek
T F Rutled
Beato
William Horace Day
Air Mail Flyers' Bodies Found Near Gustine Calif
The bodies of Eduard Neher an air mail pilot and Alfred Schaller his passenger were found near Gustine California in the wreckage of their plane which started from Wresto for San Francisco early Sunday morning The livery appeared to be a single hue when they crashed.
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San Francisco
Eduard Neher
Alfred Schaller
Gustine California
Wresto
Soviet embassies in Peking amid raids and tensions
A historical wire service summary notes Soviet embassies in Peking reporting a climate of raids and escalating tensions. The discussion references military actions and political maneuvering, with mentions of wartime leaders and international responses as the page presents a collage of headlines and briefs across topics.
Woman 71 must pay 2500 in alienation action
Mrs Theresa Girotti sued James Steinhorne alleging his conduct alienated her husband Anthony Girotti. Judge Isaac Wolfe awarded $2500 in Superior Court after the jury trial. Girotti, a 1919 immigrant from Italy, testified to years of hardship and abandonment while Steinhorne faced prior criminal records and a possible jail term.
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Theresa Giniti
Wrelouse Stenhorne
Hushad Anthony Giletth
Isaac Wolfe
Giletth
Steinhorne
Angus P Thorne
Thorne
Dudge Wolfe
Samuel Reich
Clford B Wilson
Girotti
Durant Reveals Plan for Consolidated Motors Inc
William C Durant announces the formation of Consolidated Motors Inc to merge several auto firms and finance the Star car venture. He pledges his personal fortune to back the new group and resigns from multiple corporate posts as the plan aims to unify independent motor companies under a Star nucleus.
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New York
Wiliam C Durant
Consolidated Motors Inc
Star Si
Buick
Genera
Coolidge vetoes bill for Filipino vote on freedom
President Coolidge vetoed the Philippine Legislature bill calling for a plebiscite on immediate independence. In a lengthy message to Governor General Wood he argued the poll would not prove the islands want rapid independence and would hinder economic and social development. He warned a plebiscite could divert attention from essential reforms and burden the island with higher costs of sovereignty.
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Washington
Coolidge
Wood
Philippine Islands
Labo
Philippines
Zoning Board Grants New Powers For Gas Stations
City engineers and Zoning Commission announce changes granting the Board of Appeals authority to approve gasoline stations in certain residential zones. The move limits need for prior Commission consent and aims to balance fueling needs with neighborhood concerns. Public notice says the changes were approved with no effect on existing consent requirements for automobile sales in similar districts.
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Board of Appeals
Afotina
Sone Wag
Enginae
Fame & M
Board of
Apacs
Bed of Appeal
Heania Plewdae
Fingineer
Wolney Stat
Wna
Powry Ot
Husband Confesses to Triple Slaying
A man named Henry Griffith confessed to murdering his wife Pearl Griffith and two others near Sword’s Creek in Washington. He identified the victims as Pearl Griffith, Lawson Griffith, and Layrouns wife. Investigators said Griffith’s motive involved alleged infidelity and threats, with a later denial before a full confession.
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Henry Griffah
Lawson
Pearl
Lebanon
Yals
Ion Wilson
Attomney
Russell County
Vira Lawson Griffith
Griffih
Vio
State Bonds May Be Needed Says Maker Of Budget
Hartford April 6 John M Wadham s chairman of the State Board of Finance testifying before the Finance committee warned against funding capital needs from current revenues He favored possible bond financing to cover immediate institutional costs and urged towns to share per capita ward costs while opposing a tax cut that would widen state deficiencies
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Hartford
Peraieta
General Assembly
Segalona
John M Wadhams
State Board of Finance
Finance Committee
Frederic Walcott
Wadhams
Building Projects To Exceed Income Hartfort
Hartfort April 6 IAP A construction program totalling 109 300 for two years with funds for five state institutions was approved by the Appropriations committee and slated for report tomorrow. Institutions include the State Body Women Ninth Mansfield State Training School and Hospital at Mansfield Tong Tane Farm or Curly and the Connecticut State Hospital at Middletown with National With State Hospital. The 1927-249 projected work requests total 2 473100, income exceeded by 400 006, finance committee recommendations approved today boosting total appropriations over income by more than 400 000. Maintenances budget totals 33 627002 and new construction approved today 3 082 300 to approach 44 70792
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Niinth
Mansfield
Tong Tane Farm
Curly
Connecticut State Hospital
Middletown
Binance Committee
Raid at Soviet embassy in Peking sparks international tension
Northern forces raided the Soviet embassy compound in Peking detaining 22 Russians and about 50 Chinese tutors while American journalists Mitchel and Burton were held under surveillance. The raid, led by Marshal Chang Teorldén, prompted widespread astonishment as buildings were searched and the embassy compound partially entered.
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Exci
Ralat
Binsy Compound
Moscow
Dreg
Mitchel
Ofdvaneiee
Honolulu
Bur Burton
Marshal Chang -Tso-Lin
Hotel du Nord
Ascan Legation
Mitchell
Changwoi Xewa
Tate
Meng Yu-Helang
Chang Lan
Abert Resation
Chungwei
Lsgand
Rece
Pekington
Newa
Hankow
Burton
China Coulee
She Wuch
Cantor Therael
Chang Lin
Dahli Teoviet Bank
Legation
Dern
Soviet officials wary of Peking embassy raid report
Moscow reports via Reuters of Northern troops raiding the Soviet embassy in Peking. Tass has not confirmed the claim and will not publish pending verification. Russian circles privately discuss possible collusion by legal quarter officials, provoking anger as details awaited.
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Moscow
Peking
Reuter
Tass
Legation
Fifteen men die in owI refinery explosion town
Parco Wye April 6 AP Fifteen workmen killed and seven injured in a refinery explosion and ensuing fire of Producers and Refiners Corp at Parco Wye. Plant damage estimates run 600000 to 1000000 dollars as windows shatter in the concrete town.
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PARCO
Ai R . Sherman
William Dodd
John Paul Palmer
Frank Taylor
W. Dodd
Frederick Jesmer
S Speyer
Albert Smith
Victor Nickergon
Clarence Posey
Victoriana Montoya
Oreceo Martinez
Ron Scerman
K. R. Welch
G Q Turpin
Arthur Ayala
Calvin Smith
High School Girl Wilma Phillips Found Dead
Browning Missouri April AP The body of Wilma Phillips a 19 year old high school student missing since Friday was recovered today from a drainage ditch six miles east of the bridge from which she is believed to have jumped. Death was by drowning and she is said to have been despondent over a misunderstanding with a youth who had shown interest in her.
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Browning
Wilma Phillips
Saturday Evening Post Barred From Mexico
The Mexican government barred this week’s Saturday Evening Post from distribution in Mexico. Officials object to a recent issue containing articles on Mexico by American journalist Isaac Fo Mare Cosson.
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Mexico City
Saturday Evening Post
Mexico
Isaac Fo Marecosson
Golf Professors Dog Etiquette Hailed at Yale Course
Yale English professor Wil lat Livan Phelps bans his dog from the New Haven Country Club course after criticism from some members. Phelps praises the dog’s etiquette and says both dog and owner will stay home to read and write. He jokes about dog dogma and notes he loves dogfish and a dogged golf hole.
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Siw Haven
Yale
Willat Livan Phelps
New Haven Counry Club
Phelps
Mars
Ali Lia Looka
Matthew Arnold
Court Forces Sheriff To Give News to Paper
Charlotte N C April 4 AP A court set a precedent by ordering Sheriff J B Robinett of Alexander county and Taylorsville officials to disclose information to The News. The sheriff had refused to reveal details about four youths arrested Monday on liquor charges. Judge T B hy granted the newspaper access, and the sheriff later confirmed a youth named Walter Orr, age not stated, was arrested and held on bonds of eight dollars for a preliminary hearing April 23.
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Charlotte
N C
North Carolina
Charlotte News
J B. Robinett
Alexter County
Joe
Taylorsville
Superior Court
T. B. Hy
Tayloreville
Walter Orr
Ray Long
H Mier
B. G Cook
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