Aviators Seek to Circle Globe in Under Thirty Days
Detroit multi millionaire Edward Brana plans a rapid world circumnavigation using planes boats and trains. Starting from New York the team will cross the Atlantic to Paris Moscow Tokyo Yokohama and Seattle with relay legs across the Americas. If successful they aim to beat John Mears record by about nine days completing the journey in around 21 to 28 days.
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New York
Edward
Brana
Detroit
Fhander
Linton
Youngs
Apanard
Wil Dewin
Orning
Aquitania
Acre
Ope
Asia
Acros
Amein
Erfom Ty Thair
Europe
Pacific
Amarica
Berlin
Globe
John Henry Mears
Na Hae
Worl He Bagan
Axents
Evane
Wells
Charbourg
Juhe 32
Paris
Sflerwand
Derlin
Abe
Atallog
Andy
Moscow
Omek
Ural Mountains
Evens and Welle
Omak
Chita
Eiclare
Hardin
Manchuria
Eamel
Marbin
Astung
Yakobhama
Crithe
Yokohama
Seattla
Mons Ca
Churebuyre
Parle
Batlin
Konlasberg
Onek
Flarbin
Antung
Tokohama
Hemttle
United States
Ralaye
John Henry
Thase
Omik
Naschen
Tay
Elwood Speech Denounces Communists as Threat to America
Secretary of State Davie in Elwood accuses communists of aiming to annex America to Moscow and calls for action against their leadership to protect the nation from subversion. He warns these groups threaten the country and urges vigilance.
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Elwood
Ind
Label Davie
Jean Koho
America
Moscow
Mimst
Mning Amerik
Death Probe In Morgantown Targets State Engineer
Morgantown June 12 Harold Dasenberry 20 a resident and state road department worker was found fatally injured in town. Police say he was either thrown from a machine or fell from a moving car. Detective Bell and Uniontown police questioned two suspects Pex Nelson and Andry Bedrick who were later released. The investigation centers on the men Dasenberry left the amusement park with and the blow to his head. The coroner notes injuries plus the man’s hands bore marks from a heavy blow. Further details hinge on identifying the three men last with Dasenberry at the park.
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Morgantown
Harold Dasenberry
Aed
Tell, Jr
Fayette Counts
Unionicmm Pa
Bedrick
Durenbeery
Dylanbarry
Utilontown
Alnee
Bell
Bia
Dunsn Barry
Jata
Hoe
Probe Flapper Auto Crashes on Boston Pike As Four More Slain
Two investigations opened as authorities probed a crash on the Torton road turnpike linking New Condon and Sheridan. Coroner Ell Nixle examined witnesses to determine if a pattern of high speed events near a party location involved students from Ul head into the auto teaguey and borrowed cars, amid tales of Connecticut license plates among youths and lingering concerns over public safety and a prior unsolved death.
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Boston Pike
NEW Naven
Conny June J
Mem Marvey Cushing
George Matthews Kopporyl
Yate
Edwin Keener
Dorothy Bernadette Kiernan
Ell Nixle
Long Merien
Witteanen
Aimilar
Torton Road
New Condon
Sheridan
New Maven Automobile
Newlaw
Audi
Connecticut
Kopperyl
Ariving
Mra
Heeser
Vale
Yate Atudenta
Rodgers
Oxden Mille
Sarforter
Spanish War Vets Open Encampment In West Virginia City
United Spanish War Veterans begin their West Virginia encampment with a program led by Fenn A. Thayer. Notable participants include Senator M. Nasly and former West Virginia governor F. Morgan. Delegates attend memorial services at St. John's Episcopal Church before a municipal building program and afternoon parade.
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Department of West Virginia
Fenn A. Thayer
United States
M. SM. Nasly
Wear Virginia
John McLlroy
Washington, D. C
National Tribune
Ad.jutant
James J. Sturpny
F. Morgan
West Virginia
Marly
Ueseterday
St. John’s Episcopal Church
W. Connor
Wheeling
W. W. Wertz
Charleston
Stormer Governoe Morgan
N. Lancnatar
Gorre
Plaster Rain Delays Coolidge Event at Church Theater
Falling plaster and a threat to the Coolidge event disrupt a church and theater gathering in Washington. The incident occurs as plaster spalls from a wall undergoing alterations, narrowly missing attendees and landing in a vacant box about 100 feet from the president, with no injuries reported.
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Washington
Coolidge
Western Storm Deluges Midwest and Causes Fatalities
Severe weather grips the Midwest with heavy rain and winds for days. Chicago reports record rainfall and a fatality from a lightning strike. Des Moines notes the year’s heaviest downpour and four deaths in Iowa over three days. Transport and crops suffer as outages and flood damage rise across several states.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Johns Cupusne
Des Moines
Iowa
Transport and Communication Service
Mingescia
Winconaln
Alliwaukes
Stinnempolls
Unidentified ship in flames vanishes off Florida coast
A burning schooner off Imtm Hench Florida vanished with its fate uncertain. Airplanes circled offshore but could not establish radio contact or locate survivors. Reports say the crew may have been rescued by a passing ship, but no trace of the vessel or crew remains.
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West Valm Byach
Fla
Imtm
Cody
Dietrean
Hain
Bow Pier
Arittinis Avuthea
Anne
Southern Methodist Pastor Attacks Modern Parents On Youth
A Sunday night sermon by Charles W. Crivier of the First Methodist Episcopal Church denounces modern parents for youth troubles. He claims lack of hearth discipline and calls for stronger parental guidance to restore Christian training and loyalty among children.
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Southern Methodist
Charles W. Crivier, DD
Danlor
First Methodist Epiacopal Church
Washoxton
Dickinson
Harry Traine
Diane
Arconia
Gparte
Hpartao
America
Alemionta
Training children at home, a call for reform
The speaker argues parents must train children at home through holy living and example. He cites Josiah as a model of doing right over words, stressing youth are impressionable and character lessons should come from parents and religious teachers.
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Joalah
Josiah
German Doles Grow as Hopes for Boom Fail
Germany reports unemployment rising with 2,009 thousand more jobless nationwide on June 1 and 5,000 more in Berlin. Reichstag approves 60,000,000 marks for farm credits and 40,000,000 for Moroccan holdings aid. The move signals continued state support as Europe’s economy stagnates amid political tensions.
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Reichstag
Morocco
Berlin
Germany
GermansAmarts Ean Chamber of Commerce
Norlin
Garman
Garmany
United
Spain
France
England
Reichstag Algo
Wevernimantha
Mingivinga
Tupatitioan
Gilbert
Dawes
HR Qlno
Miss MacCorkle Funeral Held in Booth Hill
Funeral services for Ingiette Brioce Corkle daughter of Governor MacCorkle are set for Booth Hill at 2 p m with St Ernest Thompson of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment follows at Spring Hill cemetery. The accident occurred on the Midland Trail near Rathelle when the car went over a 10 foot embankment. she died at Coal Valley Hospital Saturday night. Governor MacCorkle sustained minor injuries. she is survived by her father and a brother W G MacCorkle.
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Ingiette Brioce Corkle
Willam A. MarCorkle
Coal Valing Hospital
Montgomery
Reinelle
Hunrle
Booth Hilla
Ernoon
Ernest Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
Cinta
Hervicen
A. FP. Bouchelle
John Ting
Pred Mippetoe
W. M. Kennedy
W. Tu Milford
Alvin MacCorkis
Mace Corkin
Midland Trail
Rathelle
MacCorkie
Bruken
Mina M MacCorkie
Chartonton
Love Ant Longitude and the Frantic Romance Tale
A quirky local feature by Linton Wella recounts Jimmy Cranden’s bid for Frances Tauatter, blending coded lines and mock-world events with playful satire. The piece teases a grand plan to avert a 362-dozen counting challenge while hinting at a weekly schedule and a dramatic Wednesday debut.
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Jimmy Cranden
Frances Tauatter
Linton Wella
Senate Probe Details Costs Behind 1932 Primary Nominations
A senate investigation team examining expenses from the recent primary reports uncovering more than 400 000 spent on two unsucceeds candidates Hepner and Vin chat. They will review the wave exlu ante records when the hearing convenes with the morning champion of the hearings.
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Senate
William 8. Ynre
Hepner
Vin
Congress Expected to Adjourn Within Week
Washington reports indicate adjournment by month’s end as party leaders push farm relief votes this week. Senate to consider the radio bill early next week and rivers and harbors tensions loom. House reconvenes Tuesday to pass election contests and proceed with pending measures awaiting appropriations.
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Washington
Congress
Snaders
Commerce Committee
W. OW. Halley
A. H. Walter
Ucan
Pennsylvania
Don Hf. Clark
Eawarde
Bourne
Car Plunges From Bridge Killing Four at Glen Frazar
A car carrying four youths, including Junn 13 George 2 Jovem 36, plunged from a Glen Frazar bridge into water after crashing. Three occupants died, one 17 year old escaped by kicking out a bolt from the door. Walter raver survived the mishap. An agent for the Santa Fe railroad reported the scene.
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Mantinez
Cat
Junn
George 2
Jovem
Santa Fe Railroad
Glen Frazar
Here
Hoyaters
Rm Bridge
Walter Raver
Boutle
Joe
Republicans Push Possible Action If Vare Wins Solon’s Toga
Washington report notes widening probe into campaign spending linked to the Vare-Ledliehman coalition. Witnesses, including Thomas Watson of Philadelphia and Edward Kenna of Pittsburgh, testify as investigators pursue expenditures and influence in Pennsylvania politics. Wheeler criticizes funding and legal lines.
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Vare
Solon
Toga
Washington
Senate
Williams
Bowset
Pepper
Pinchot
Honator Pepper
Thonas Watson
Philadelphia
Bn Ucket
Hi Son
Thames
Edward Kenna
Pittacurch
Trebeurer
Ware
Morin
Dittaburgh
Peppeare Flober
Couran
Vare-Leidleman
Mont
Vere
Kenna Committee
Pittburgh
Kenoe
Vara-Iteldie
Mithun Dollara
Pennayhanta Atone
Elene Wherler
Willam
Wheeler
Peatse
Guia
Mgnor
Domerene
Supreme Court
Lans
Fomerene
Democratic Party
Ohio
Sheriff balks on prison fare in strange jail
June 19 The jail breakfast short of toast and coffee angered Peter L Hoffman Cook County jailer for permitting extra privileges to two bear runners among prisoners in Cook County jail Sheriff Wolfman says he plans to visit the jail to inspect meals and discipline.
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Peter
Moftman
Cook County
Wheatem
Wolfman
Bill to bar lawmakers from taking speech fees
Washington report outlines a draft bill by Representative Tinkham Republican Massachusetts to prohibit members of Congress from accepting fees for speaking on pending legislation. He cites the Anti-Saloon League and other groups as sources of influence and argues such payments undermine public ethics and legislative probity.
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Tinkham
Massachusetts
Anti-Saloon League
Farhington
Congress
Membeara
Concresa
Congraas
Anti-Saloon League T E Doably Re Bugnant Beceuee Uhl
Datestabla Organization
Trouble and the Railroad Across Olcott
An Olcott correspondent recounts local misadventures and colorful events. Walter Holstein recalls Trouble the Wooly dog and a railroad incident that ended the dog’s run. Morton Tiess, showmen, a pencil dispute, and Whackey Songer’s arrival add to town chatter. Continuous notes hint at further details on another page.
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Walter Holstein
Morton
Bish
Goddard
Princes of Catholic Church Draw Large New York Crowds
New York crowds thronged streets for royal ceremony as papal legate Cardinal Hayes and a group of European cardinals attended in St Patrick's Cathedral. Military parade and church processions drew tens of thousands, with cheering locals kneeling as prelates received blessings.
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New York
Chicago
Cardinal Hayes
Cardinal Bontnay
St. Patrick‘s Cathedral
Cardinal Caernoch
Hungary
Duvels
Charest
Brance
Teles Canznova
Snain
Piffs
Austria
O'Donnell
Ireland
Prines
New Furkera
Kate
Atriok
New York National Guard
Seheath
Caratnal Finges
Knights of Columbus
Sndom
Knights of St. Gregory
Cathy Via
Pilenca
Cardinal O'Donnell
Wweelcome
mMitary
Eacort
Heninarions
Wrlente
Monce Curl
Biehong
Archblethopa
Pitas
Governor Gore Planned Northern State Road Inspection Trip
Governor Gore will leave tonight for a northern state road inspection trip. He will be accompanied by state road commission officials and will visit Morgantown where a meeting is set, with a final stop in Wert Virginia to be announced.
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Gore
Coune
Tle
Virginie
Vatalty
Morgantown
Ternoon
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Bretiente
Robert Quillen
Davis
Harold Dusenberry
Jinx
Dez Moines
Tell
Owen
Moai
Fin
Mre. Huthaughter
J. Sears
Damperatia
Songresa
Redorna
Flays Parents
Plana
Buring
Spring Hill Cemetery
Montente Penhe
Ned
Enouch
Atowel Run
Sanday
Tmng Cattle Ton Gargteis
Japolletd
Weta Aidad Ware
Olcott
Com
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Kege Sayen
Few
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