Levine And Pilot Nearly Come 10 Blows At Airport
Paris August 28 By Associated Press The long wait at Le Bourget for good weather affects trans Atlantic flyers Levine and Drouhin clash over flight plans as fuel is drained from Columbia. Drouhin aims to start when ready, weather improves, with Costes and Givon watching prospects for a same week departure. Brock and Schlee’s Newfoundland to London feat is the talk as American pilots gain admiration.
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Levine
Paris
Associated Tivss
le Biter
Leives
Drews
Charles Levine
Deauville
Columbia
Drouhin
Droushin
Atlantic
Drouin
Tam Pot
Dieudonne Costes
Nungesserol
le Bourget
Leon Givon
Bluebird
Piedmont League Star Sold to Detroit by Twins
Piedmont League star Crocker Wade, left fielder for Winston Salem Twins, is sold to Detroit for a reported sum of $93,000. President Smith of the local club announced the deal at season end. Wade, a former North Carolina player, hit 23 home runs this season.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Crocker Wade
Salem Twins
Piedmont
Detroit
Smithries
North Carolina
Ostason
Aviator Killed and Man Hurt in Plane Crash
Pittsburgh August 28 By James Clawson A civilian pilot was killed Citford Burnsworth of Beowns hie Pa was seriously injured when their airplane crashed from 950 feet after taking off from Bettle Field McKeesport Burns worth owner of the plane and a passenger was taken to a hospital in an unconscious condition
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Pittsburgh
James Clawson
Port
Citford Burnsworth
Beownshie
Bettle Field
McKeesport
Burnsworth
50 to One Wins French Grand Prix Race
Le Polisson owned by Simnon Guthmann and ridden by Beguiristain won the Grand Prix at Deadville France with Finglas second and Ace i Calmie third.
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Deadville
France
Associated Press
le Polisson
Simnon Guthmann
Beguiristain
Finglas
Ace i Calmie
Faction Leaders Clash Over McCathron Clash in City Dispute
A brawl broke out between faction leaders over the McCathron slate amid alleged insults and a claimed assault led by Kelly on Coyne. Witnesses included Adolph Lederer and several district supporters, with calls for peace and meetings set to organize the factions. The mayor declined to intervene, citing self settlement of the dispute.
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Ta Bose
Coyne
Hatel
McCathhron
Kelly
Donnie
Pace
Adolph Lederer
McCathron
David
Walter Murphy
Lawrence Terrisay
John Hotz
Robert Campbell
Fred Sackett
John Pickard
Mathew Milhaly
Charles Chandler
William Pavanchik
Julius Larsen
Sons of Italy State Meet Amid Rainy City Session
The Sons of Italy of Connecticut met in Bridgeport with Senator Cubelli presiding. Delegates discussed credentials, new business, and readings of reports showing 15 000 members and 100 lodges in the state. A banquet was planned at the Seven Gables Inn with notable speakers. a band concert and fireworks were tentatively scheduled.
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Cubelli
Order
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Seven Gables
Pleasure Beach
J. J. Costanzo
Stamford
Grand Lodge
Nicola Marlani
New Haven
Joseph, Cubelli
Rosaria Gialmo
Tommaso Tella Gran
Michele Angelo Russo
Order of the Sons of Italy of America
Farloe Caruso
V. Giarrelli
Ive Diritt
Covert
de Altert
Stella
Giarese
Giuseppi Uni
Pasquale
Pensiero VT
Iudge Dirltti
Dovers
Lars
Washington Avenue
Noble Avenue
Democrats to Hold Dinner Tonight in New Haven
New Haven hosts a Democratic banquet tonight expected to draw party members from across the state. Senator William F Byrne of New York and Charles G Morris will speak, Byrne addressing Looking Forward and the Smith boom for president, Morris selecting Connecticut Autocracy as his topic.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Oll
William F Byrne
New York
Charles G Morris
Connecticut
Senaton Byrne
New York State
Senate
Dissriet
al Smith
Loral Democrats
Smith
Morris
Bodies of teacher and cousin duel over burial in Denver or California
In Los Angeles an American train tragedy left Misa Florence M. Anderson dead after a bandit attack on her way home from Mexico City. Her fiancé Francis Flynn owned a Pomona college party. Her father Charles H. Anderson of Spokane claims burial rights in California. Mrs. Jean Garrison, a Los Angeles relative, believes she is the sole beneficiary named in a will and would handle burial in Denver. Authorities note Mrs. Garrison seeks reparations from Mexico but she says she never fixed a $100,000 settlement.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Associated Press
Misa Florence M. Anderson
Mexico City
Denver
Mazatlan
Mexico
Miss Anderson
Francis Flynn
Pomona College
Garrison
Anderson
Spokane
California
State Department
Ahe
Countess Cunliffe-Owen Dies Patron of New York Cops
Countess Marguerite Cunliffe-Owen widow of Frederick Cunliffe-Owen dies at sixty after a yearlong illness in New York. She aided the New York Police Department, earning honorary membership across divisions. An author of The Martyrdom of An Empress, she published anonymously, revealing a dramatic Mayerling episode. Her husband was a former British diplomat knighted and decorated by several governments. The couple moved to America in 1885 on a secret mission.
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Sea York
Associated Press
Marguerite Cunliffe-Owen
Frederick Cunliffe-Owen
New York Po Nce Department
Countess Cunliffe- Owen
New York
Italy
Holland
Elizabeth of
Austria
Geneva
Atlantic
Mayerling
Rudolph
Maria Vetsera
Elizabeth
Fortune
Brittany
Frederick Cuniiffe-Owen
Francis Philip Cunliffe-Owen
America
Europe
Cunliffe- Owen
Franz Josef
Ralaer Wilhelm II
Protective tariff praised by Davis in Allentown speech
Allentown, August 28. Secretary of Labor Davis told Lehigh County Republicans that the protective tariff is the bulwark between American workers and idleness and a main factor in national prosperity. He spoke at Fogelsville and later attended a Welsh Lehigh Valley Cambrian societies picnic. He asked whether Europe or the United States should provide the labor and predicted the 1926 issue.
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Allentown
Associated Press
Davis
Lehigh County Republicana
Fogelsville
Here
Cambrian Societies
Lehigh Valley
Europe
United States
Mr. Davis
Automobile overturns injuring Smith family near Putnam
An automobile driven by Seymour Smith of New Bedford Massachusetts overturned on Thompson HillAug 28. He his wife and three children were thrown to the ground. Mrs Smith suffered a broken left arm, Smith had head cuts and a child sustained numerous bruises. They were hospitalized and later left for home after treatment.
Americans Land Safely in England after Ocean Flight
Pilots Brock and Schlee landed the Pride of Detroit in London after a 20 hour ocean flight from America. They endured fog, rain and a fierce windstorm, lost briefly over Devon and Cornwall, then guided by notes in sand before greeting police, officials, and reporters at Croydon and then returning to London for dinner.
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Schlee
Brock
Detroit
London
Paris
Stuttgart
Seaton
Devonshire
Plymouth
Croydon Aerodrome
America
Polceman
England
Behlee
T. H. Kinkade
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Dolas Eskell
Imperial Airways
Charles A. Lindbergh
Grock
Airdrome
Lindbergh
Newfoundland
Intervelo
Chloe
Voyage tale of Schlee and Brock across the Atlantic
Schlee and Brock recount their round the world flight from the mid Atlantic through Ireland to England. They describe fog and sleet, two miles high coffee cooling, porpoises offshore, and a message dropped ashore that led to finding England by spotting the Union Jack and the Devon coast near Bristol Channel. They near Croydon airfield and greet Doc Kinkade as the first leg ends, then hunger and rest await.
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England
Schles
Plymouth
Seaton
Brock
Seston
Devon
Cornwell
Scalee
Wwe
Greenwich
Schlee
Treland
Bill
Billy
Coast Guard
Beaton
Union Jac
Trily Weither
mid-Atlantic
Fins
Ireland
France
Spain
Bristol Channel
Weaton-Super-Mare
London
Croydon
Doc’ Kinkade
Motors
Vessels Hear Of Redfern Mystery News
Reports from Rio de Janeiro state Paul Redfern’s disappearance during his Brunswick to Rio flight is not confirmed as Brazil’s government has yet to receive word from the National Telegraph System. Updates from Rochester New York note family pleas for news as relatives await any signal from the aviator.
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Hrad
Rio Janeiro
Associated Press
Paul Redfern
Brunswick
Georgia
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Rochester
Pan
Rodfer
Caroline Street
Martha B. Thompson
Frederick H. Redfern
Isabel
Grace Kingeley
Sacco and Vanzetti Funeral Parade Ends in Cemetery
A large funeral procession for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, preceded by mounted police, followed by floral tributes and two hearses, moves to a cemetery amid rain as Mrs Donovan delivers a powerful oration accusing Massachusetts authorities of murder and class prejudice.
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Packard
New England Packard
Fuller
Sacco
Vanzetti
Dante
Aldino Ferean
Gardner Jackson
Miss Donovan
Defense Committee
Miss Vangett
Siem
Massachusetts
Rome
Lfe
Automobiles and Cortega Clash With Marchers in Street Confrontation
The crowd surged as a Cortega driven automobile sped through streets toward the cemetery and tried to ram into marchers. Mounted police charged the group with clubs, dispersing them. Followers scattered to sidewalks, then regrouped, though their numbers had shrunk.
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Cluba
Patrolman Graham Charged in Pratt Slaying Case
Detectives say patrolman Graham befriended the victim Pratt, then shot him near a Madison Avenue to 52nd Street construction site. Witnesses, including four neighborhood children, identified Graham shoving Pratt from the car and wearing the engineer's hat after the crime. Investigators note Graham bought a $1,600 roadster and later spent lavishly at a Coney Island club before failing to appear for a medical exam tied to his sick leave.
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Albany
Graham
Pratt
Pratt Fromm
Hie Company
Madison Avenue
52Nd Street
Coney Island
TWO DIE AS RESULT OF MERIDEN CRASH
Meriden reports two dead after a touring car crash at the Berlin Middletown junction. Four survivors, including Elsie Woolley, Ella Young, Charles Nevis, and Langevin, told police the other vehicle struck them. The victims suffered skull fractures. medical examiner Dr. E T Bradstreet called the blow unusually severe. The party allegedly left the scene, visited eight restaurants, covered at least ten miles, and returned to Meriden where Tabak the car owner died in the back seat and Peurot lay dying. An emergency operation was performed at Meriden Hospital.
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Ine
Berlin
Middletown
E. T. Bradstreet
Meriden
Elsie Woolley
Ella Young
Charles Nevis
Langevin
Tabak
Peurot
Merisen Hospital
Fires Across Cambridge and Boston Struck by Incendiaries
A series of blazes damaged five Cambridge properties and two Boston engine houses near the We End district and freight yards. Investigators attributed the Cambridge fires to kerosene soaked materials and oxygen tanks, while two Boston arson attempts were linked to the Sacco Vanzetti era tensions. Police heightened patrols as the state police opened inquiries into the incendiary actions.
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Boston
Associate Press
We End
Maine
Cambridge
Sacco-Vanzetti
Boston and
Maineraiload
Massachusetts Lime and
cCemel Company
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