Swedish Hero Lundborg reports Arctic plane crash on ice floe
Lieut Lundborg, who rescued Gen Nobile, said his plane crashed on a second landing at Spitzbergen and cannot be repaired on site. He suggested a weathered ice landing with runners and noted everything else is in order. Nobile, injured, is aboard the Citta di Milano after rescue by a Swedish plane.
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Radio Network To Broadcast Texas Democratic Parley
New York June 25 Substantially the same network of broadcasting stations that carried the Republican convention will broadcast the Democratic meeting at Houston starting Tuesday morning The coast to coast linking of stations connected with the National Broadcasting Co will be undertaken Graham McNamee will be announcer in chief J Andrew White also will be at the Columbia Broadcasting system mic Broadcasting from Houston will begin each day at 19 central standard time Evening entertainment programs to be cancelled in the event of night sessions
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Joseph Johnson
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Graham McNamee
Columbia Broadcasting Sysem
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War Veterans Open Session in Chillicothe
A grand session of the United Irish War Veterans of Ohio opened in Chillicothe with Mayor J R Gunning and Senator Simeon D Fess among speakers. Five hundred delegates were elected to attend the encampment through Wednesday with events including a convocation of the military and a visit to the U S hospital and federal reformity at the former Camp Sherman.
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Houston Cool Sober Will Says
Houston dispatch reports three convention talking points. Key-Roter Fess forgets his speech Mary Pickford claims $3000 from the government Mae Murray stars with a 16 month old baby causing fear in films Tom Heflin faces a collapsing platform. Will Rogers signs off.
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Premier Poincare and Barthou Push Divorce Restrictions
Paris officials moved to tighten the divorce system for Americans in France. Premier Poincare and Justice Minister Barthou urged the Paris court to refuse divorces for Americans lacking proper domicile, citing a couple divorced 11 days after arrival as irregular.
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Officials Seek Cause Of Fire At Warrensville Sanatorium
Cleveland officials began investigating the blaze at the Warrensville City Farm tuberculosis sanatorium last night. The fire caused an estimated $40 000 in damage after an explosion thought to be from spontaneous combustion. Eight people escaped unharmed from the 25 year old building.
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Tragic 5 Year Old Dies After Milk Bottle Accident
Circleville reports Floyd Valentine five year old son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Valentine died twenty minutes after severing thirty five artery when he fell on a milk bottle.
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Stewart Indicted for Perjury in Teapot Dome Probe
Robert W. Stewart, chairman of the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana, was indicted in Washington on perjury charges connected to testimony before the Teapot Dome committee. The case follows an earlier contempt acquittal. The three count indictment covers statements about Liberty bond profits of Continental Trading Co. and his personal receipt of bonds. Stewart, at large, is reportedly in Chicago with Indiana Standard stockholders meeting noted for March.
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Toledo Banker Ends Own Life
Toledo June 25 Walter N Chase a well known Toledo banker ended his life by leaping from the Ash-Consault bridge during aull in traffic before the freighter draw. He removed his coat and vest and a straw hat before leaping. the coat held his watch and identification. The body has not been recovered.
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Man Dies From Old Auto Crash Injuries
Louis Klingbeil, 28, of Columbus, died after injuries from a collision six months earlier when his car struck a train near Fostoria, Ohio. He had seemed to recover, then worsened and quit work before his death.
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Reed Aligned With Days Against Smith
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri teams with Texas governor Dan Moody to block Governor Smith’s path to the nomination. The outcome hinges on the next 48 hours as Smith nears a two thirds majority, with Reed’s veteran opposition playing a pivotal role in a high stakes, last hour coalition.
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City managers say enforcement improves under managerial government
A survey of 70 cities shows 68 managers report improved general law enforcement and 66 note better cooperation in enforcing the liquor laws since adopting the manager form. In 138 smaller towns 124 report improved enforcement and 40 note progress against liquor traffic, though in some towns control remains vested in mayors or elected chiefs.
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Dayton Visited by Mrs Smith on Houston Trip
Mrs Alfred E. Smith wife of the Democratic presidential aspirant visited Dayton on her way from New York to the Houston convention. A special car carrying her party paused while the governor's wife attended Mass at Sacred Heart Church. The party included William F. Kenny Eddie Dowling Arthur Smith and Francis Quillinan among others.
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Widely Known Actor Holbrook Blinn Dies at Home
Holbrook Blinn prominent actor dies at his Croton on Hudson home from injuries after a June 19 horse accident followed by septic poisoning. He rose to fame on stage and in films with notable work in The Bad Man and the Play's The Thing.
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Rogers Finds All Quiet on Democratic Front
Houston dispatch reports quiet in the Democratic ranks after the Kansas City convention despite political banter. Will Rogers mocks prohibition politics, suggests Democrats push a clear stand on repeal or modification, and notes Republicans grabbing the “alibi” issue. Continued on Page 2, Col 1.
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Dry plank in Texas plank drive splits convention hopes
Gov Dan Moody backs a dry platform calling for endorsement of the 18th Amendment and strict enforcement. Josephus Daniels also urges a prohibition plank, warning the party must stand by the amendment or risk losing the South if Smith runs on a wet plank. John W Davis arrives with word from Smith on his stance as factions maneuver as a decision delays until page continuation.
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Borah Target of Sen Heflin in Ku Klux Event
Kenilworth New Jersey June 25 Sen Borah of Idaho becomes latest target of Ben Thomas Heflin of Alabama. Heflin addressed an audience under the American Keystone association a Ku Klux Klan group outlining attacks on Catholics and government figures and warning against interruptions during his talk.
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Mexico
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Boy Tumbles Hurt in Horse Ride Fall
Eight year old Martin Kelp of 1728 Grace av NE broke his collarbone Sunday afternoon after falling from a horse he rode. He was taken to Little Flower Hospital where his condition was listed as good Monday morning.
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Mack Attitude on Prohibition Aids Governor Smith
Governor Al Smith gains prestige from Norman Mack prohibition remarks as Democratic leaders shift from early outrage to support for party unity. Smith stands firm on prohibition on eve of the Democratic National Convention in Houston.
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Kentucky Boy Drowns Amid Storm Near Cincinnati
A June prairie storm in Cincinnati area claims 11 year old James Good of Elamere Kentucky. He was playing in a dry creek when floodwaters swept him two miles to Bullock Pen Creek where he drowned. The storm also damaged trees wires and the Madisonville M E Church steeple.
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American adviser Swinehart found dead near Kamakura
Telephonic reports from Kamakura say PD BE Swinehart, adviser to the late Chang Tso Lin, was found drowned in the water near the fishing village of Kamakura. He had been missing since June 23.
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