Delegates Urge More Ships on Conference Talk
On page one continuation, delegates praise a friendly conclave as British views spark debate over a bread line. The American delegation includes Rear Admirals Jones Ree Scho, Capts Andrews Hepma Smith, and officers Frost and Tram, with Madden aides Frer Freer Treadway Ackerman Cullen.
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Jones
J. + Ree
Frank Scho Ad
A. Andrews
A. Hepma
W. W. Smith
H. Frost
H. Tram
Madden
James A. Freer
Isconsin
A. T. Treadway
Massacusetts
BE. BR. Ackerman
New Jerland
Thomas Cullen
New York
Coolidge May View Yellowstone Park Visit Planned
August 15 Rapid City dispatch reports President Coolidge may undertake a four to six day tour of Yellowstone National Park next week. Railroad officials are arranging a Gardiner entrance with a Nichollis itinerary, aiming to begin from the Black Hills area Sunday. Previous White House notes suggested interest but no fixed plans. Five Die In Montreal Fire
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Stapid City
Coolidge
Hewstone National Park
Rapid City
Nichollis
Park
Gardiner
White House
Yellowstone
Vice-President Dawes Declares No Work Ahead
Toronto August 15 The Associated Press reports Charles G Dawes told reporters a vice president has no work and is not bothered by the Sacco Vanzetti case He said he would return to Chicago and spoke of fishing catching 25 fish and enjoying his time on Manitoulin Island rather than presidential aspirations.
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Toronto
Ont
Associated Press
Charles G. Dawes
Manitoulin Island
Sacco-Vanzetti
Mr. Dawes
United States
Chicago
Permits Withheld From 25 Broadcast Stations
Washington reports that the Federal Radio Commission has temporarily withheld permits to operate on new wavelengths from 25 stations. The stations, names not released, allegedly failed to stay on prescribed wavelengths in the last sixty days. A special commission meeting is set for tomorrow to decide if permits will be granted later. A second stay license period has been ordered, allowing continued operation under the new wavelengths during the interim.
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Washington
Associated Press
Bullard
Federal Radio Commission
Commission
Trains Collision Kills Engineer. 20 Hurt Near Westport
In Westport Tennessee a Gulf Mobile and Northern freight train collided with a Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis passenger train. Engineer Terry N. Wood of Jackson died from injuries. Engineer W H Kane of Paducah was seriously hurt with possible internal injuries. Between 15 and 20 passengers had minor injuries. Firemen on both engines were uninjured. A relief train rushed to the wreck and Paducah doctors treated the injured.
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Westport
Tenn
Terry N. Wood
Jackson
Gulf, Mobile and Northern
W. H. Kane
Paducah
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Kane
Cod
De Pinedo Awarded Federation Medal for Rome Tokyo Flight
In Surich Switzerland on August 15 the Associated Press reports Commander Francesco De Pinedo received a gold medal from the International Aeronautic Federation for the Rome to Tokyo flight, cited as the greatest air achievement of 1924. Sir Alan Cobham and others are noted for prior and related feats with future medals anticipated in 1927 and 1928.
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Surich
Switzerland
Br Associated = Press
Francesco de Pinedo
Interntional Aeronautic Federation
de Pinedo
Rome
Tokyo
Alan Cobham
London
Melbourne
Charles A. Lindbergh
Richard E. Byrd
San Francisco
Lester
Howey
Professors Son To Take Up Search For Father's Body
Dr Thomas W Salmon a 61 year old psychiatrist disappeared after falling from the Malabar II off Duck Island near Westbrook Conn A Coast Guard search continued with four patrol boats and private craft covering four square miles without finding the body Salmon and Atchley connected with Columbia University were aboard the yacht with Rodney McNeil of Gloucester Mass visiting Bar Harbor prior to the incident Edward Salmon another son said further dragging may be fruitless and planned to take over the search tomorrow in a note of hope the body may be found near rocks or carried by tidal currents.
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Westbrook
Long Island Sound
Thomas W. Salmon
New London Coast Guard
Richard Salmon
Riing
Coast Guard
Duck Island Roads
Edward A. Salmon
Saimon
Westbrook Camp
Duck Island
Grove Beach Point
Dr. Salmon
Dr. Atchley
Columbia University
New London
Associated Press
Norwalk
Dana D. Atchley
Bell Island
Park Avenue
New York City
Bar Harbor
Port Jefferson
K. I
Fasting Lesson From Sacco Case Teaches Patience
Sacco the hunger striker who fasted thirty days in a Massachusetts prison inspired a Bridgeport healer to instruct patients that extended fasting is possible. The doctor cited Sacco’s endurance to reassure anxious patients about surviving three to four days without food and to ease medical explanations.
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Sacco
Massachusetts
Bridgeport
Sacco-Vanzetti
Vermont Honors Revolution Heroes at Bennington Parade
Markers on four historic sites were dedicated during the sesqui centennial observance of the Bennington battle. A military parade and exercises closed the day with readings at the Baum house site and the first schoolhouse landmark. Governor Spaulding of New Hampshire led final ceremonies on Stark’s camping site as thousands watched and medals were awarded.
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Battle of Bennington
Bennington
Associated Press
Old Bennington
Vermont Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Frederick Baum
James Brecken- Madge
New York
Vermont
Huntley N. Spaulding
New Hampshire
John Stark
General Stark
Massachusetts
Beth Warner
Green Mountain Boys
Spaulding
John E. Wicks
Frank L. Fish
Vermont Supreme Court
Kew Hampshire
Noise of Motorboats Disturbs Milford Beach Residents
Milford August 15. Motorboats have increased along the shore drawing complaints from residents including Edgar T. Clark who reported a motorboat with no muffler. A hydro airplane owned by the Aircraft Corporation of America hovered near the harbor adding to the din. Officials weigh muffling requirements and enforcement amid summer visitors seeking quiet.
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Milford
Associated Press
Edgar T. Clark
Aircraft Corporation of America
Chamberlin sells planes to Gates Flying Circus
Clarence D. Chamberlin, the New York to Germany flyer, sold his complete flying equipment to Gates Flying Circus. The deal includes five planes and 29 motors. Mrs. Chamberlin said the sale was to get it off his hands as he had not used the gear and was paying storage at Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey.
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New York
Associated Press
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Radio Aerial Electrocution Fatal at Wakefield Farm
Robert W. King a 32 year old farmer from Wakefield Maine was electrocuted when a wireless aerial he was removing from his home at Buzzards Bay touched a 22 000 volt high tension line and wrapped around him as he fell to the ground.
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Buzzards Bay
Mags
Associated Press
Robert W. Kingman
Wakefield
Maine
Fuller Daughters Rest Comfortably After Tonsil Operations
Lydia and Mary Fuller, daughters of Governor Alvan T. Fuller, were resting comfortably at Massachusetts General Hospital after tonsil removal operations. Last week the governor’s son Alvandy was released from the same hospital following an operation.
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Boston
Associated Press
Lydia
Mary Fuller
Alvan T. Fuller
Massachusetts General Hospital
Alvandy
Connecticut Girl in Plane Mishap
In Utica New York a plane overturned during landing injuring no one seriously. Miss Coriine Alsop of Avon Connecticut, 15, niece of Assistant Secretary Theodore Douglas Robinson, was aboard with Lt. Cmdr. W D Thomas piloting. The crash ruins Mr. Robinsons plan to fly to Washington. he blamed a poor airfield for the mishap.
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Utica
N. Y
Associated Press
Abbot
Coriine Alsop
Avon
Thomas
Robinson
Jordanville
Sunday Afternoon Movies Considered In City Meeting
City officials discussed street paving on Warrenite area including Park street Sixth street Hollister avenue Manhattan avenue Wilmot avenue Hunting street Laurel avenue Howe street with plans from City Engineer McElroy. Bids to be opened Aug 23 and parceled to Streets and Sidewalks committee for best interests of the city.
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Park Street
Barnum Avenue
Arctic Street
Sixth Street
Stratford Avenue
Deacon Street
Hollister Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
Manhattan Avenue
Wayne Street
Morningside Drive
Wilmot Avenue
Alex Street
Hunting Street
Malin Street
Gordon Street
Laurel Avenue
Howe Street
James A. McElroy
Behrets
Behrens
United Ulminating Company
East Washington
Catherine Street
East Washington Avenue
John J. Farmer
Bond Street
Boston Avenue
Stewart Street
Kossuth Street
Nichols Street
Stillman Street
Farmer
General Electric Company
A. J. Northey
Pixlee Place
Booth Street
Obeh Grotto
Hull's Head
First National Bank
River Street
Washington Avenue
Berkshire Mill Bridge
Florida town damaged by wind destroys buildings
Tallahassee Aug 16 The Associated Press reports a cyclone like wind struck Carabelle Florida killing one person and injuring several. A brick building in the town center was demolished and other structures were blown down. Communications with Carabelle were cut about 3 PM. Carabelle a fishing town of about 1600 lies in Franklin County near the New River mouth in northwest Florida.
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Tallahassee
Fla
iBy Associated Press
Carnbelle
Western Union Telegraph Company
Seaboard Airline Railway
Lowt
Carabelle
Franklin County
Florida
New River
Mrs Pulitzer Leaves Estate to Three Sons
New York August 16 The will of Mrs Kate David Pulitzer widow of Joseph Pulitzer founder of the World was filed for probate today. Her residuary estate of unannounced value goes to her three sons Ralph Pulitzer Manhasac L T Joseph Pulitzer Clayton Mo and Herbert Pulitzer this day. Her stock in Pulitzer Publishing Company of St Louis publishers of the St Louis Post Dispatch was also bequeathed to them.
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New York
Associated Press
Kate David Pulitzer
Joseph. Pulitz
The
World
Ralph Pulitzer
Manhasac, L. T
Joseph Pulitzer
Clayton, Mo
Herbert Pulitzer
Pulizer Publishing Company
St. Louis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Augst Et
Plane lands in Bronx street and resumes flight
Irving J. McWilliams, a Hempstead commercial flyer, made a forced landing on 222nd Street in the Bronx after a water pump leak. He repaired the leak, then took off again for Billingsley field, narrowly missing telephone wires during the curbside stop.
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New York
iBy Associated Press
222Nd Street
Bronx
Irving J. McWilliams
Hempstead
Long Island
Mitchelfield
McWilliams
Billingsley Field
Italian Consul-General Axerio Lying In State In New York
The body of Emilio Axerio Italian consul-general at New York who died after a heart attack following an operation lies in state in New York and will be returned to Italy on August 23. Ambassador Giacomo DeMartino will lay a wreath on the coffin in Mussolini's name. Axerio was 50 and survived by his widow Marguerite Perry of London.
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New York
Associated Press
Emilio Axerio
Italy
Giacomo DeMartino
Washington
Benito Mussolini
Axerio
Rio
de Janeiro
Brazil
Marguerite Perry
London
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Montreal
Que
Mt Buns
Emma MacDonald
Cliyton MacDonald
Ames MacDonald
Cotio
Orton MacDonald
Kirkland
Dawes
Radio Commission
Chamberlin
Flying Circus
Varerhhbnny
Fuller
Connecticut
Corrine Alsop
Florida Town
Bronx Street
Beatrice
Burton
Bridgeport Post
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