Lost Spanish airmen reported rescued near Azores
In a dramatic development British aircraft plucked four lost Spanish airmen from a downed Dornier near the Azores after their disappearance while flying toward the United States. News spread through Madrid with joy as officials confirmed the rescue and government offices echoed with relief.
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Azores
Premier de Rivera
Isla
United States
Gibraltar
Madrid
Primo de Rivera
War
Air
Ramon Franco
Lieut
Rule
Galarza
Atlantic Ocean
Franco
Hall Owners Submit to Closing Order in Stark County
The Stark county court orders dance halls to close from midnight Saturday to midnight Sunday. Most hall owners agree to comply, despite a planned meeting to discuss defiance. A few proprietors intend to continue dancing past midnight, while the enforcement campaign is not yet launched.
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Stark Co
A. W. Agler
Green Mill Garden
Canton Road
Texas coast hit by gale causes damage along waterfront
A tropical gale struck the Texas coast near Houston on June 29, reaching 26 miles per hour at times. Fishing vessels were damaged as sites were uprooted, windows smashed, and telephone lines felled along the waterfront. A heavy four hour rain accompanied the storm with no reports of casualties.
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Houston
Tex
South Texas
Congress Still Works Amid Fragmented Text Update
Fragmented OCR notes reflect congressional activity with references to members, acts, and procedures. The garbled lines suggest debates on statutes and seating, mentioning dates and chairs, but specifics are unclear.
City seeks to lift injunction on traffic light contract
Mayor Curtis says the temporary injunction blocking the Hartington-Seaberg Co. of Moline from installing a traffic light system costing about 20 000 dollars delays the project. The city council urged re bidding while a permanent injunction was discussed.
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Common Pleas
City Board of Control
Hartington-Seaberg Co
C. C.J. Curtis
Curtin
Thomas Miller
Curtis
Peer ‘of Control
City Legal Department
Mercury Night Drops To 55 Degrees In Cold Stretch
The city records a rare chilly spell with temperatures dipping to 55 degrees overnight. Forecasters warn of ongoing cooling as the cold snap persists through the early morning hours.
Aviation feats and tragedies Mark Air Day
The day features Commander Ramon Franco and three companions saved near the Azores by the British carrier Eagle after a week missing. Frank Hawks lands Roosevelt Field at 1 18 04 am in a record fast transcontinental flight. Endurance attempts push toward 170 hours as Haughland Johnson endure. a fatal crash at Roosevelt Field claims Corporal Elmer Barry.
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Statt
Madrid
Ramon Franco
Air
Carrier
Eagle
United States
Azores
Frank Hawks
Roosevelt Field
N.Y
Minneapolis
Minn
Owe Haughland
Thorwald Johnson
Aviation
Elmer Barry
Lieut
Marwell Balfour
Rome
Gianni Albertini
Arctic
Cleveland
Byron K. Newcomb
R. I. Mitchell
S A.m
Hawks Breaks Three Records For Airplanes
Capt Hawks, famed trans continental flyer, returns to Roosevelt Field from Tuesday with two new marks and a damaged plane. He flew Los Angeles and back faster than any time previously, logging 36 hours 4 minutes to cross the continent twice and 19 hours 10 minutes westward then 15 hours 38 minutes eastward. The battered craft showed a cracked wing tip as he quaffed water and quipped about repairing the damage.
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Roosevelt Field
Hawks
Los Angeles
Traces Searched For Lost Physician Near Canal Zone
An all day search from Balboa to Pearl Island failed to locate Commander G L White of the U S Medical Corps who vanished during a fishing trip. He was last seen in the early hours after the launch crossed toward Pearl Island. Seaplanes and craft hunted the area yesterday without results.
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Balboa
C. Z
Here
Pearsland
G. L. White
U. S
Cmmander White
Tome
Hagerstown
Mexicans Celebrate Pact at Basilica of Guadalupe
Mexico City June 29 Archishop Leopoldo Ruiz y teto leo led negotiations with President Emilio Portes Gil that produced a formal Catholic celebration today at the Basilica of Guadalupe. The first mass there since strict religious laws began three years ago marks a major gesture amid devotion to the famed shrine noted for visions and historic veneration.
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Mexico City
Basilica of Guadalupe
Leopoldo Ruiz Y Tetoleo
Emilio Portes ‘Gil
Guadalupe
Mexico
Buckley Must Serve Time in Prohibition Conspiracy Case
The U S circuit court of appeals upheld the conviction of former Ohio State Treasurer Bert B Buckley on conspiracy to offer a bribe and violate national prohibition laws The court ruled the appeal was perfected timely and valid despite defense technical arguments The ruling reinstates Buckley s conviction and sets the path for sentencing in Columbus federal court
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Apr
Rand Rapids
Saich
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Bert_B. Buckley
Ohio
Buckley
Columbus
Ruth Livermore gets six to twenty years in reformatory
Ruth Livermore, a raven‑haired former school teacher turned burglar, was sentenced to six to 20 years in the women’s reformatory by Common Pleas Judge David G. Jenkins in Maryeville. She was 28 and found guilty by jury after mercy was recommended.
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Youngstown
Ruth Livermore
Women's Reformatory
Maryeville
Common Pleas
David G. Jenkins
Urge Debt Meet Held in London
Paris reports the French government will consult Brussels on Britain's proposal to hold the impending international conference for war problem liquidation in London. Sir William Tyrrell, British ambassador to France, presented a communication reiterating the request, noting Ramsay MacDonald cannot travel due to pressing domestic business.
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Brussels
Great Britain
London
William ‘Tyrrell
Passador
France
Min ‘Ter
Ramsay. MacDonald
Jones Leading Open Tourney
Bobby Jones surged to the National Open lead after a third round of 71, totaling an aggregate score that placed him three strokes ahead of Espinosa and four ahead of Sarazen as rain gusts troubled play at Winged Foot Golf Club Marmaroneck.
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Frank Getty
United Press Sports Hartor
Winged Foot Golf Club
Marmaroneck
Bobby Jones
Gene Sarazen
al Espinosa
Jones
Espinosa
Militant Day Crusader Loses Near Beer Case
Des Moines reports judge rules near beer shipment legal interstate cargo and not subject to local search, ordering confiscated trainload valued at $18,000 returned to railroad. Hammond, the militant crusader, and lawyers argued. ruling cites faulty warrant and interstate status.
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Militant Day Crusader
John
Hammond
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Middle West
Charles Hewitt
Deo Moines Consignee
Mershon
Feamie
Railroad F
Polkeo
Des Moines
Haremond
Supreme Courts
Sugar Tariff in Senate Sees Closed Executive Session
Washington reports the Senate Finance Committee subcommittee on the sugar schedule moved to an executive session to resolve disputed rates. Hearings concluded after three days of debates and proposals, with two definite proposals for an adjusted sugar tariff scale presented just before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Picnic crowds flood Meyers Lake Park for Catholic Day
Large turnout expected as thousands head to Meyers Lake Park in northeastern Ohio for a Catholic Day picnic. Morning activities include free admissions for children and amusements, with lunch at noon and contests and addresses planned for the afternoon. Jaton of the das J Kracker is general chairman. Montevideo reports Archbishop Ricardo Taase died last night in St Auropolis.
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Ohio
Meyers Lake Park
Canton
Canton Dean‘ery
Scanery
Jaton
The
Das J. Kracker
Montevideo
Ricardo Taase
St Auropolis
City carnival shown violating gambling ban ordered to leave
Canton officials led by Councilman Burkhardt and Mayor Curtis acted after City Solicitor Kinnizon and Police Chief Hexamer determined a northeast casino carnival violated local gambling rules. The tented show folded and moved on after weeks in Canton, while J. B. Lae, president of two Alabama banks, remained hospitalized following a hotel collapse and illness reports in New York.
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Hoover
Lowman
White House
Lowmnan
Hoov
Treasury
Treasury Department
Prohibition
James M. Doran
Sningly
Burkhardt
Curtis
Ki City
Hhe City
John Burkhard Burkhardt
J. Curtis
James K. Kinnizon
Kinison
Bart W. Hexamer
Canton
Piret
New York
J. B Lae
Neurological Institute
Burns Craig
Take Fanny on Your Vacation Flapper Fanny advert
An old newspaper promotion offers Flapper Fanny as a vacation companion sent daily to any address. Readers are invited to contact the circulation department by phone or mail to receive the feature filled paper with news from home.
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Fanny
Flapper Fanny
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