Four Aviators Near Honolulu as Southern Cross Lands
Weather in polar regions worsens delaying Umberto Nobile rescue while the Southern Cross approaches Honolulu after a 7780 mile flight from San Francisco. Crowds gather at Wheeler Field as Army planes escort the transpacific plane with Capt Kingsford Smith and companions.
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Oslo
Norway
Umberto Nobile
Dirigib
Italia
Roald Amundon
Plorer
Amundsen
Honolulu
Southern Cross
Wheeler Field
Honlulu
Captingsford-Smith
A Francisco
Army
Australia
Navy
Martin Jen
Art Goebel
United States Battle Fleet
Wallan
Thern Cross
Louis de Steigner
Gerald Phipps
Ted
Wheeler
San Francisco
Brisbane
Hawaii
Fiji Islands
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Harry W. Lyons, Jr
Charles T. O. Ulm
Kingsford-Smith
Ulm
Lyons
James Warner
Aged Canton Woman Dies After Fall in Florida Visit
Mrs. Juli a Thierry Annemiller of Canton dies in Cincinnati at her daughter Mrs. William Cartwright’s home after a December visit en route to Florida. She suffered a fractured hip in the accident and died of complications. Survived by husband Augustus Dannemiller, three daughters, three sons, 14 grandchildren. she was a church member and Austrian Home trustee. Funeral plans pending.
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Lia Thierry
Annemiller
Augustus Dannemiller
Market
William Y. Cartwright
Cincinnati
Dannemiller
Cartwright
Florida
Francia Thierry
Canal Fulton
Canton
St. John’s Catholic Church
Augustus F. Dannemiller
United States Army
Washington, DC
Robert J. Dannemiller
Sacramento
Cal
Frank T. Dannemiller
Plane and Four Flyers Now Speeding From San Francisco
Angelo Ferruccio known as a gang leader is in county jail on federal charges after a Friday morning gun battle that drew in 14 men across four autos. Police plan sweeping investigations as clashes with Art Baker's group near Hills and Dales road continue.
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Pacific
San Francisco
Honolulu
Angelo Ferruccio
Baker
Ferruccio
Fulton Road
Lincoln Speech Not Yet Touched in Will Rogers Special
In Beverly Hills June broadcast, Will Rogers riffs on Lincoln's speech and a West Coast contest involving golf and Hoover. Croudge is cited for remarks on international peace, with sharp, humorous commentary reflecting era politics and public curiosity.
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Lincoln
Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Cal
Hoover
West Vic
Croudge
Coolidge Names H. T. Tate Treasury Head Again
Washington June 1 President Coolidge granted a recess appointment to H. T. Tate of Tennessee to be treasurer of the United States. Tate has been serving as acting treasurer after Senate adjournment May 29 without acting on his nomination.
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Washington
Coolidge
H. T. Tate
Tennessee
United States
Tate
Senate
Explosion at Arlington plant kills two in Kearny
A digester machine exploded in the Du Pont Munitions Co nitration building at the Arlington plant killing two workers and injuring about 15 others, with four seriously hurt. The blast damaged the acid plant and nearby structures, but few more casualties occurred.
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Kearny
N. J
Arlington
The
du Pont Munitions Co
West Hudson Hospital
Donald Davidson
Michael Donegan
Paterson
Charles Murray
Frank Newton
Harrison
Robert King
Jack o'Brich'les
Hearly
N.J
Plant
King
O’brien
Fail to Break Distance Record in Breaknet Flight
Two Spanish Breaknet pilots Captain Iglesias and Jimenez landed at Nassiraya on the Euphrates River north of Basra after attempting a long distance flight from Seville to Nassiraya. The distance is about 3000 miles. the existing record is 8900 miles set by Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine from New York to Germany last year.
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Karachi
Iglesias and
Jimenez
Nassiraya
Euphrates River
Basra
Seville
Spain
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
New York
Germany
Jesus de Grand
Jesus
Great Power
Polar flyers brief German audience on Arctic flight
President Hindenburg received George H. Wilkins and Carl B. Sielson in Berlin. They described their polar flight from St Barrow Alaska to Dead Man's Island Spitzbergen.
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Berlin
Hindenburg
George H. Wilkins
Carl B. Sielson
St. Barrow
Alaska
Dead Man's Island
Spitzbergen
Dutch player dominates French championship final
Miss Ken Bou man of Holland defeated Madame Vaussard of France in straight sets 6-0 6-0 at the French tennis championship in Paris. The match showcased Bou man’s strong serve and flawless baseline play as Vaussard failed to win a game.
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Paris
Ken Bouman
Holland
Madame Vaussard
France
Will Rogers backs bunkless Life candidate run
Will Rogers announces in Life that he will run as a bunkless candidate for president to expose party flaws. He vows no party leaders, no campaign slogans, and no money to buy votes while aiming to coerce the other side by offering a platform of what the other fellow does not do. He notes possible alienation of women voters but says the platform will avoid sex appeal.
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New York
Will Rogers
Lions’ Club of
Canton
Commonwealth
Joseph B. Norman
Timken Park Fund
One Killed in Auto Crash Near Wooster
Mrs. Jemima Miller aged 52 was killed when the Miller car pulled onto Lincoln Highway five miles east of Wooster and was struck by Frank Onesto's Canton car. Her husband Amara 50 and daughter Sophia 21 were seriously hurt and taken to Kinney Knestrick Hospital. Onesto, a former Wooster resident, was not held.
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Applecreek Road
Lincoln Highway
Wooster
Onesto
Miller
Queen Marie Attends Bucharest Festival Amid Illness Rumors
Queen Marie visits a festival at the Rumanian Academy in Bucharest while foreign reports claimed she was ill. She appeared in excellent health and attended the event Thursday.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Queen Marie
Rumanian Academy
French Flyers Complete European Aerial Tour Arrival at Vil lacoublay
Dieudonne Costes and Joseph Le Brix, noted French transatlantic aviators, arrived at Vil lacoublay airfield today ending their European aerial tour.
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Paris
Dieudonne Costes
Joseph le Brix
Villacoublay Airdrome
Toledo Slayer Is Indicted For Killing Child
An indict ment charging first degree murder was returned against Charles Hoppe 28 for kidnapping and killing 7 year old Dorothy Szela gowski. The grand jury probe followed a burial in which Dorothy's cousins carried the ivory casket to her grave. Police reported a second attack on a 12 year old girl in a vacant house linked by the Szelagowski case and the Beatrice Rosenbaum kidnapping. The Rosenbaum suspect remains at large.
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Toledo
Charles Hoppe
Dorothy Szelagowski
Dorothy
Szelagowski
Beatrice Rosenbaum
Youngstown
Salem
Rosenbaum
Avon man pleads innocent in murder charge
Edward Lin Den, 37, of Avon, Conn., was held to the grand jury without bond after arraignment in police court on a charge of first degree murder for the slaying of his illegitimate child Mildred Wahl. He entered a plea of not guilty and waived preliminary examination.
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Dayton
Edward Linden
Avon, C
Mildred Wahl
Probers Order Olvany to Appear in Campaign Inquiry
George W. Olvany, Tamany Hall grand sachem, was subpoenaed by the senate campaign investigating committee but left New York on a fishing trip and will not return until Monday. The panel cites charges that Tam many aided Gov. A E Smith’s campaign. A subpoena for Mayor Frank Hague and Oscar R. Miller followed, tied to Smith funding accusations.
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New York
George W. Olvany
Tammany Hall
Senate
Olvany
Sen. Heflin
Alabama
Tammany
A. E. Smith
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Smith
Oscar R. Miller
Albany
N. Y
Nimisila Zoo Visited Amid Row of Empty Cages
C A Stevens reports at Nimisila Park that the zoo shows mostly empty cages with a few common animals like guinea pigs and raccoons. A new cage row and throne room are planned, but funding limits hinder animal purchases and growth, potentially delaying Canton’s hopes for a flourishing city zoo.
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Nimisila Zoo
Nimisila Park
Canton
Stewart Trial Promises Long Hearing
The trial of Robert W. Stewart, Standard Oil Indiana chairman, for contempt of the senate began in the District of Columbia Supreme Court. Oliver P. Stewart testified he refused to answer questions on Feb. 2 before the Teapot Dome committee, and challenged the senate record. Defense plans to probe the testimony and transcript, signaling a lengthy proceeding with government aiming to finish its case early next week.
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Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Senate
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Oliver P. Stewart
Stewart
Nye
Frank J. Hogan
Herbert Door
Twenty Rebels Surrender to Navy at Jinotega
Twenty Nicaraguan rebels surrendered to Admiral Sellers at Jinotega yesterday. The insurgents, led by Santa Maria Seveila, were granted amnesty by the Nicaraguan government and protected from other rebel factions, according to navy reports.
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Admiral Sellers
Washington
Jinotega
Nicaragua
Navy Department
Santa Maria Seveila
Navy
Stage Debut for Girls Is Offered in Canton
Six Canton women, aged over 18, are invited to a stage debut linked to Dr. M Bayle Taylor's presentation Reveal in the Mysteries of Life at the Valentine Theater. The show runs for a week with matinee demonstrations on youth, obesity, spousal choice, and female health using motion pictures and live models.
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Canton
M. Bayle Taylor
Valentine Theater
Tallelender
Tsaviors
Taylor
Anaeio
Deed’ Judes
Chicageo
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Julia T. Dannemiller
Julia Thierry Dannemiller
Try Lyons
Bor. Farrington
Red Fokker
Heran
Perruccio
Lawrence Lupo
Cleveland
du Pont
Miss Bouman
Will
Costes, Lebrix Home
Probers
By C. A. Stevens
Nimbo
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