Italia's Polar Expedition Crew Alive in Arctic Signal
A radio from Spitzbergen reports Gen Nobile and 15 crew aboard the Italia are alive. The vessel's position is given as 80 degrees 15 minutes north, 22 degrees east, about 140 miles northeast of King's Bay, making rescue challenging. Captain Larsen prepares a seaplane for an immediate attempt.
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King's Bay
Spitzbergen
St . Bso
North Pole
Nobile
King’s Bay
Larsen
Antis' Campaign At Kansas City Aimed At Hoover
William Hard writes from Kansas City that anti Hoover forces are split into eastern and western camps with no deal on the key issue of agriculture McNary Haugenism. Eastern anti-Hooverites led by Charles D Hilles oppose McNary Haugenism. western anti-Hooverites back Lowden. The split weakens anti Hoover prospects ahead of the Republican convention.
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Charles D. Hilles
New York
Mr. Lowden
Mr. Dawes
Mr Curtiss
Mr. Watson
Capitals Storm Damages At Bolling Field In Washington
A powerful June 9 storm swept up the Potomac striking Washington with 100 mph winds and heavy rain. Sixteen people were seriously injured, many more cut or bruised, while twelve Bolling Field planes were damaged or destroyed and a new hangar caved in with losses around 350000 dollars.
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Washington
Potomac River
Bolling Field
Air Field
Potomac
Anacostia Naval Air Station
Youth Thought Held Captive in Chicago Ransom Claim
Chicago police reported a letter dated June 3 from Leo Reynolds claiming his father Charles Reynolds of Payne Ohio is being held captive by gangsters in Chicago for ransom. Reynolds asked his father to come to his rescue and said he did not know where in the city he was held. The case, based on information from attorney W Ennis Iding of Ohio, is under police investigation.
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Chicago
Leo Reynolds
Charles Reyolds
Payne
Ohio
Young Reynolds
Cty
W. Ennis
Iding
Young Rey
Southern Cross Heard In Ohio Radio Pioneer Reports Landing
In Columbus June 9 a report shares Pat Loren Windom receiving news of the Southern Cross monoplane’s flight and its Australia landing. Windom used a homebuilt radio to pick up the telegrams from sea 1700 miles southwest of the Fiji Islands and confirms the Eagle Farm Drome near Brisbane as the landing point.
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Columbus
Ific
Austalia
Loren Windom
Windom
Fiji Islands
Eagle Farm Drome
Brisbane
Judge Lindsey Fights Disbarment Charge in Colorado
Denver reports that Ben B. Lindsey, famed juvenile court advocate, plans to personally lead his defense against a disbarment action filed in the state supreme court by Attorney General William S. Boatright. The charge says Lindsey accepted 37,500 dollars from Helen Elwood Stokes for services linked to custody and a large marital settlement after a New York divorce case. Lindsey, still a juvenile court figure, called the action a joke and was given 30 days to answer the complaint by Chief Justice John H. Denison.
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Denver
Colo
Ben B. Lindsey
Los Angeles
State Supreme Court
William S. Boatright
Lindsey
Helen Elwood Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Boatright
Stokes
John H. Denison
Senator's Son Dies in Auto Crash in Washington
Robert Taylor, son of the late United States Senator Taylor of Tennessee, was killed when his automobile overturned on a rain slick street in Washington. The car skidded on the wet asphalt, rolled onto its side, and buried Taylor beneath the tonneau. He was dead on being recovered from the wreckage. The body was removed to his home nearby.
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Washington
Robert Taylor
United States
Sen. Taylor
Tennessee
Taylor
Detective Hunt For Missing 11YearOld Betty Lawton
Hollywood investigators search all escape routes from Hollywood and Los Angeles for 11 year old Betty Lawton who vanished yesterday. Her parents O G Lawton a wealthy Hollywood contractor fear kidnapping as the city detective force concentrates on the case.
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Hollywood
Cal
Los Angeles
Betty Lawton
O. G. Lawton
Lawton
Republican National Convention Opens In Kansas City Parade
June 9 reports describe the convention buzzing with parade pageantry as Florida and California delegates arrive. Florida hats and real estate banners lead into a scene of mounted bands and boned autos while campaign buttons and bellboys amplify the political fever around the Muelbach and Baltimore Hotels amid hopeful nominating talk.
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Kansas City
America
Baltimorest
Muelbach
Baltimore
Florida
California
Beril
Union Station
Kansas
Guard Defends Life of Jurist
Cincinnati, June 9. Police guard the home of Common Pleas Judge Edward M. Hurley for five days after threats from a relative of John Rucker, the man sentenced to death who was to be executed today but received a reprieve. A woman relative admitted four kin from Georgia threatened Hurley if Rucker were hanged.
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Cincinnati
Common Pleas
Edward M. Hurley
John Rucker
John Franken
Byrd Plane Tests Washington Arrival at Anacostia
The Monoplane Floyd Bennett landed at Anacosta naval air station after a flight from Miller Field. Commander Richard E. Byrd hopes to fly to the South Pole. Harold June piloted with Bernt Balchen and two passengers aboard for radio tests.
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Washington
Floyd Bennett
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
Anacosta Naval Air Station
Miller Field
Staten Island
Harold June
Bernt Balchen
Rejection May Cost Patrons 89000 Yearly
City hall circles discuss council plans to veto a new East Ohio Gas Co franchise after Mayor Curtis vetoes the measure. Officials warn the old franchise may raise rates five cents per thousand cubic feet if repassage fails. Most council members refuse to commit before the veto is received.
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Curtis
East Ohio Gas Co
Rainy Weather Dominates Ohio This Week
June 9 report from Columbus notes rivers rising across the state with farms turning to muddy expanses and weekend outdoor plans postponed. The forecast calls for continued cloudy skies and intermittent rain, with temperatures 55 to 60 degrees and a 2.66 inch rainfall total for the first eight days of the month.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States Weather Bureau
Mercury
Bureau
Cleveland Man Impersonator Charged After Planned Date
John Grabowski, 28, faced impersonating an officer charges after allegedly posing as Detective John Hartman to obtain a date from Evelyn Rendsi. Rendsland reported a man in disguise arrived at her home, and a police officer concealed behind a curtain witnessed Grabowski’s arrival and arrest.
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Cleveland
John Grabowski
Evelyn Rendsi
Thaw Arrives In Cherbourg From London On Aquitania
CHERBOURG FRANCE June 9 Harry K Thaw arrives aboard the Aquitania after exclusion from London and proceeds by taxi to Paris, where authorities await his next move in the long saga.
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Cherbourg
France
Harry K. Thaw
London
Paris
Weather Delays Air Race At Curtis Field And Trepassey
Thick weather and low clouds halt Miss Mabel Bell from departing in Charles A. Levine’s Columbia at Curtis Field New York as she plans to ship gems ahead. Reports say Amelia Earhart’s Fokker Friendship remains held at Trepassey Bay awaiting favorable conditions for its England flight.
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Curtis Field
N. Y
Mabel Bell
Paris
Charles A. Levine
Columbia
Miss Bell
New York
Europe
Amelia Earhart
Trepassey
ST. Johns
N. F
Amelia Eearhart
Wilmer Stultz
Lou Gordon
England
Trepassey Bay
Wind storm leaves four dead across Oklahoma and Kansas
Four persons died as cyclonic winds swept the Kansas Oklahoma line within 24 hours. Mr and Mrs Williams were killed when their Little Sandy Oklahoma home near the Kansas line was destroyed. W M Smith of Post Oak and Frank Smith of Dewey in the Bartlesville area were injured fatally when their homes were destroyed.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Kansas-Oklahoma Line
Williams
Little Sandy
Kansas Line
W. M. Smith
Post Oak
Frank Smith
Dewey
Bartlesville
Labor Federation Endorses Smith in Colorado Session
In Colorado Springs June 9 Gov. Alfred E. Smith of New York won unanimous endorsement from the Colorado Federation of Labor in its annual session. Major George L. Berry, president of the International Printing Pressmen's Union of North America, was endorsed for vice president.
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Colorado Springs
Cole
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Colorado Federation of Labor
George L. Berry
International Printing Pressmen's Union of North America
Gov Smiths Daughter Weds In Splendor Albany
Miss Catherine Smith daughter of Gov Alfred E Smith married Troy attorney Francis J Quillinan in a grand ceremony at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Albany attended by Cardinal Hayes and 1500 invited guests. A high mass followed as hundreds gathered outside to glimpse the couple as they left for the executive mansion. Nearby crowds of about 12000 watched from the streets and officials including U S Senator Edward A Edwards Lieutenant Governor Edwin Corning Mayor Thacher George R Lunn and Morris S Tremaine were noted among the attendance.
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Albany
Catherine Smith
Alfred E. Smith
Francis J. Quillinan
Troy
Cardinal Hayes
New York
John Delaney
Executive Mansion
U. S
Edward A. Edwards
New Jersey
Edwin Corning
Thacher
George R. Lunn
Morris 8. Tremaine
Shek Resigns as Army Chief in Nationalist Crisis
Shanghai dispatch reports Chiang Kai Shek resigns as commander in chief of the Nationalist army amid power disputes among leaders. The move sparks fears of infighting as Nationalists surge toward Pekin while Nanking government announces the action. The situation creates grave confusion with expected entry into the capital by Southern generals.
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Shanghai
Pekin
Tientsin
Nanking
Chiang Kai Shek
Would be thief arrested at Danneimiller Grocery plant
Police captured M Andriette after he attempted to steal three autos, all locked, then tried john H Pelger’s car at the Dannemiller Grocery Co. plant. An employee stopped him as he prepared to drive away the Pelger vehicle. Authorities charged Andriette with suspicion.
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M. Andriette
Dannemiller Groecery Co
Andriette
John H Pelger
Clarendon Av
Andrietto
Pelgers
Andriotto
Miss Halsey Reaches Century Holds Grudge Against Men
In Asbury Park New Jersey on June 9 Miss Sarah Halsey celebrated her 100th birthday and affirmed she never married. Asked if she regretted it she said she harbors no remorse noting that woman is man's necessary evil and man is woman's necessary devil.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Sarah Halsey
Pacific Flyers Arrive Safely At Final Goal
The transpacific monoplane Southern Cross landed at Sydney at 3 10 pm local time after a 500 mile final leg from Brisbane. Navigator Harry Lyon and Radio Operator James Warner, American crew, completed the overland stretch amid cheers. Captains Kingsford Smith and Ulm were praised for insisting the teammates share in the long flight’s final glory.
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Sydney
Southern Cross
Canton
Brisbane
Pacific
California
Australia
Harry Lyon
James Warner
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Charles P. Ulm
Pugilist Dutch O'Hagen Gravely Injured in Street Fight
James O Hagan a 32 year old former boxer known as Dutch O Hagan was shot in the abdomen and left arm during a street fight at Washington and Williams Newark New Jersey. Ten men fought. six were detained after arrests at a nearby restaurant believed run by a labor leader. Police withhold names as they investigate labor troubles connected incident.
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Newark
N. J
James O' Hagen
O’hagen
Washington
Williams Atl
Needle's Eye and Daily News Ads
Classified ad prose describes using Daily News ads to rent rooms and vacant spaces. It mentions Mrs. A. Martin at 1214 Lawrence NE renting four rooms quickly and urges calling 1321 for an ad. The passage also references the endurance of a camel in a parable-like warning about time.
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Daily News
Canton Delly Nees
A. Martin
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